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Guiding and Supporting the Mission of AAA7
We’re proud to be supported by dedicated community leaders who guide the direction of our organization.
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Our Board of Trustees and Advisory Council work together to ensure that the needs, concerns, and voices of older adults and individuals with disabilities are heard and reflected in the services we provide across our 10-county district.
Advisory Council
The Advisory Council serves as the official advisory body to the AAA7 Board of Trustees and staff. It includes older adults, local officials, professionals, and community members who are passionate about the well-being of seniors in our region.
The Advisory Council acts as a forum for discussing issues, sharing ideas, and advising on programs and policies that impact older adults.
Current Advisory Council Members:
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Chris Brooks, Adams County
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Sandra Elsten, Adams County
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Kathy Jordan, Gallia County
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Tom Schleup, Highland County
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Jane Rubenstein-Leach, Jackson County
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Jessica Dillon, Lawrence County
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Darlene Green, Lawrence County
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Joan Thompson, Pike County
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Betty Ginther, Ross County
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Gloria McDonald, Ross County
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Karen Schuman, Scioto County
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Bob Shinkle, Scioto County
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Dola Powell, Vinton County
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Dorothy Rose, Vinton County
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees is responsible for overseeing the governance of AAA7.
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This group provides leadership, guidance, and support to ensure the agency fulfills its mission of serving older adults with compassion and excellence.
Current Board of Trustees Members:
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Chris Ervin, President
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Christine Raber, Vice President
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Mindy Battles, Secretary
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Thomas Crabtree
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Charles Harper
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Ray Matura
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Elizabeth McClaskey
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Ashley Oesch
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Beth Shaver
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James Wooddell
Join Us
Together, our Board and Advisory Council help AAA7 stay connected to the communities we serve and continue to make a meaningful difference in the lives of older Ohioans.
If you’re interested in learning more about these leadership groups or how to get involved, give us a call at 1-800-582-7277 or email info@aaa7.org.
