Events

Aaron serves as the CEO of LogosWorks and Logos Academy and Lead Pastor of Living Word Community Church. He holds an M.Ed in Urban Educational Leadership from Lehigh University, an MA in Religion from Reformed Theological Seminary, and a Bachelor of Religion from Liberty University. 

He is also the CEO of the York County Safety Collab with a successful partnership program called "Chiefs and Clergy". He and the Safety Collab Director Jamie Noerpel, PhD will be presenting on this iniative and how it came to be. 

Deb Stambaugh was born and raised in Petersburg, West Virginia until she was 10 years old and the family moved to Hanover Pennsylvania. At the age of five Deb was stricken with Polio. She spent six months in the hospital and came home with a paralyzed right arm. Deb and her husband have four children and seven grandchildren. Deb has been part of the Polio Survivor network for several years. Joyce and Deb have held packing events together with credible information packets going to daycare‘s preschools pediatricians, Amish facilities, and senior centers.

Her talk will be accompanied by Joyce Crutchfield. Joyce Crutchfield was born in Waynesboro Pennsylvania. She had Polio in 1960. She survived the iron lung and the rocking bed now she walks with crutches and has a brace on her right leg. Joyce got married in 1977. She and her husband had two sons with three grandchildren. She worked for the Federal Government until she retired in 2017. Joyce joined the Polio Network four years ago and she has enjoyed distributing credible information to Senior Health Fairs. Joyce also organized packed and distributed pediatric information to health facilities in the Harrisburg area.

Greg Rothman was elected to the State Senate in November 2022 to represent the people of the 34th Senate District, which includes Cumberland and Perry counties and northern Dauphin County. He previously represented the 87th Legislative District in the House of Representatives. 

Rothman chairs the Senate Game and Fisheries Committee, which helps manage and protect the commonwealth’s natural resources and considers legislation affecting hunting, fishing and conservation. He is also a member of the Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Banking and Insurance, Education, Finance, Rules and Executive Nominations, and Transportation committees.

He is the former president and CEO of RSR REALTORS, where he began as a real estate sales agent in 1989. Under his leadership, the company grew to become one of the largest real estate businesses in Central Pennsylvania. 

Prior to his public service, Rothman enlisted in the Marine Corps during Operation Desert Storm. He served nearly 10 years in the Marine Corps Reserve, rising to the rank of staff sergeant before being honorably discharged in 2001. His service led the president of the United States to appoint him to the National Veterans Business Development Corporation board to encourage veterans to start entrepreneurial ventures. 

Rothman is a graduate of Cumberland Valley High School and holds an undergraduate degree in political science from the University of Massachusetts/Amherst and a Master of Science degree in real estate from Johns Hopkins University. 

He previously served as a trustee at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology and as a board member of the Boys and Girls Club of Harrisburg. He was one of the five founders of the Harrisburg Young Professionals. 

Rothman is the proud father of five children. 

From https://senatorrothman.com/about/

Becky is a proud native of the Lehigh Valley, hailing from Allentown, PA. She ventured to Central Pennsylvania for her college education and completed her undergraduate degree at Millersville University. Following this, Becky embarked on a professional journey that led her to public schools in Augusta, GA, before finding her way back to the Hershey Area, where she currently resides in Palmyra with her husband, Doug. Dedicating her career to the service of children and families in the field of Early Childhood Education, Becky boasts over fourteen years of experience. Her professional trajectory has included various teaching roles and leadership as a childcare center director. Presently, Becky holds a Lead Teacher position with Catherine Hershey Schools for Early Learning. Becky's involvement with Rotary began with an alternate meeting hosted by the Rotary Club of Palmyra in 2018. Since joining, she served as Club President for two consecutive years. At the district level, she currently holds the position of Assistant Governor for Group C. Additionally, Becky actively contributes to various committees, including the District DEI Committee, Safety Committee, and Four-Way Speech Contest Committee. She is a member of the Paul Harris Society. Educationally, Becky is a graduate of Millersville University, holding a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education. She has also earned a Graduate Certificate in Early Childhood Pedagogy from the University of Colorado. Her qualifications include Pennsylvania Teaching Certificates for Kindergarten through 6th grade and Nursery through Kindergarten, along with a Pennsylvania Director’s Credential.

Beyond her professional pursuits, Becky enjoys cooking, gardening, hiking, volunteering, and exploring new facets of her community.

I joined ESWCPA in the fall of 2023. The first 25 years of my professional life were spent coaching volleyball first at Loyola University in Baltimore and then almost 20 years at York College. After leaving the athletic world I wanted to get more involved in my community. Easterseals is the second non-profit I have worked with, the first being Community Progress Council.

I currently volunteer on Monday evenings at the downtown YMCA instructing the girls intramural volleyball program and am a member of the Uptown York Rotary Club and The Women’s Networking Group.

My husband Steve and I met at Juniata College and have been married for 34 years. We have lived in the same house in York since 1992 and raised four children here: Nicholas, Luke, Jake and Georgia. We are empty nesters with our kids living all over the country, Sacramento, Indianapolis, Philadelphia and Raleigh.

Greg Moreland is a 7-year Army Veteran and Purple Heart recipient. He received my B.S. and Master’s from Penn State University in 2007 and 2016, respectively. Greg began as an intern with the PA House republican research department in 2016, was the Speaker of the House’s Policy Advisor, and was the Chief of Staff to PA Senator Dave Arnold from 2020-21, before his passing. Greg came to NFIB in 2021 to continue his service and to represent the hardest working people in America, the small business owner.

Greg serves on the Penn State Harrisburg Alumni Society Board, The United Way of Pennsylvania Board of Directors, and The Pennsylvania Compensation and Rating Bureau Executive Board. Greg is also a member of the Military Order of the Purple Heart Chapter 1983.

Tiffany Ayres worked in the veterinary field for more than twenty-five years in an array of leadership positions.  For several years as a Regional Operations Manager, she worked with hundreds of teams, providing guidance, support, and training.  She also taught management courses at York Technical Institute, she offered management consultation services for Zoetis Animal Health, and she presented management topics across the country for Fred Pryor Seminars.   In the early 2000’s, she took up beekeeping as a hobby and over the years it developed into a deep passion as she helped mentor other beekeepers.  In 2023, she founded Keys to Bee, Inc. and achieved her Masters in Beekeeping from Cornell University.  To aid beekeepers in the region, Tiffany was awarded a USDA grant to establish an online training platform to support beekeepers in their first few years of managing bees.  

Today Keys To Bees offers all audiences education on the honey bee and other pollinators.  From youth to adults to business organizations, the delivery is different, but the messaging is consistent; delivering the message of environmental sustainability and the importance of all of our pollinators.