Board of Directors
The mission of King's Daughters Organization is to aid the seniors in our community through both direct volunteering and financial support by way of our grant program. Our circles of friendship are committed to the support and well-being of the elderly in our community.
Our directors play a pivotal role in guiding the organization towards its mission, ensuring King's Daughters Organization fosters a welcoming environment that promotes dignity, respect, and empowerment for all its members. Meet the individuals driving positive change within our community.
Executive Board
Brownie Anderson
President / Ex Officio Member of all Committees
Nance Woodward
First Vice President / Chair Mission Committee / Chair Grant Committee
Chiffonia White
Second Vice President / Chair Public Relations Committee
Sally Cadagin
Secretary / Co-Chair History Committee
Mary Ann Smith
Assistant Secretary / Chair Membership Committee / Annual Meeting Coordinator
Molly Berns
Treasurer / Chair Finance Committee
Yolonda Rice
Director of Development / Chair Development Committee
Cathy Boerke
Past President
Board of Directors
Sharon Heflin
Maryann Walker (Alternate)
Brownie Anderson
Sandy Bellatti
Amanda Kemper-Spoor
Mary Ann DeFend (Alternate)
Karen Little (Alternate)
Sally Cadagin
Mary Renner
Barb Wolfson
Nance Woodward
Donna Jean Gibney (Alternte)
Pamela Fraizer
Yolonda Rice
Emily Lynch(Alternate)
Connie Woods(Alternate)
Carol Harms
Mary Ann Smith
Laurie Renfro(Alternate)
Mary H. Blackstock
Beth LaFata
Christie Goleman
Brenda Staab
Patti Thompson
Lisa Coakley (Alternate)
Maria Nachtwey (Alternate)
Sue Shevlin
Frances Tomashavich
Barb Killian (Alternate)
Diane Bergeron
Susan Fulks
Kelly Griffin
Carolyn Bjorkback York
Diane Brinkman (Alternate)
Vicki Clemons-Ringer (Alternate)
Molly Berns
Susie Risser
Chiffonia White
Kim Cochran(Alternate)
We conducted 4 workshops (6 sessions for each workshop) and provided 17 participants with a Health and Wellness Kit valued at $207 each. We had speakers for each of the 6 sessions who were experts in their field to educate participants on orientation, physical health, emotional health, nutrition and exercise, financial wellness and safety in the home. One of our participants was ready to give up after losing his eyesight. Today, with the support of ECVI and the King's Daughters Organization, he is adjusting to handling Daily Activities and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. He often tells us he does not know where he would be without ECVI.
Educational Center for the Visually Impaired
Peggy Dyson, Executive Director
