Meet Our Board

  • Chair of the Board

  • Retired Infectious Disease Physician

  • Vice Chair

  • My position at the school district addresses personal barriers of K-12 students that impact education. I am passionate about empowering individuals, especially youth, to achieve their goals. Throughout my 15 years in this role, the Elizabethtown community has been extremely supportive of initiatives to assist our school district families. Joining the ECHOS Board of Directors has given me the opportunity to personally give back to this community. I am grateful to be a part of an agency that also focuses on empowerment, to positively impacts the lives of clients.

  • Treasurer

  • Pamela S. Formica is chief financial officer for Masonic Villages. She provides financial, technical and administrative leadership to the Masonic Villages and other Masonic entities in the performance of their missions. Ms. Formica joined Masonic Villages, in 2015 as the vice president of mission development. She was previously employed by Masonic Village at Elizabethtown as assistant controller from 1992 until 2002. From 2002 until 2015, she was employed with Brethren Village as vice president of finance.

  • Secretary

  • Greg Holsinger is the retired CEO of U-GRO Learning Centers, dedicated to lift and support others through Christ-like service.

  • Member at Large

  • Debra A. Brockman has worked at the Masonic Village at Elizabethtown since 2004 as director of outreach, later assuming responsibility for marketing, admissions and other community outreach services. Her most recent position was vice president of human resources for Masonic Villages. Ms. Brockman chairs the organization’s human resources leadership team and is responsible for the overall strategic direction of employment, compensation, benefits, organization development and training. As chair of the corporate wellness committee, she leads Masonic Villages’ wellness initiative and strategic planning.

  • Member at Large

  • Sean Dolan is one of four Founding Partners at DDMP Investment Advisors.  DDMP was established in 2006, and has grown from a fledgling start up, to a $1.80 billion asset management company (2025).   Sean has worked in the financial services industry since earning his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration (Finance) from the University of Notre Dame in 1999.  Sean is married to Lori and they share five sons together.  Sean and Lori reside in Elizabethtown.  Sean serves on various boards and is involved with several non-profits, including the Elizabethtown Chamber of Commerce, Challenger Little League of Lancaster County, and Red Tomato Farm.  

  • Member at Large

  • Brian Helm has worked at Elizabethtown College since 2005 and currently serves in the role of the Senior Director of Information & Technology Services.  In this capacity, Brian focuses on aligning technology solutions in support of the College's mission to Educate for Service. 

  • Member at Large

  • Since 2010 Cori has worked at Elizabethtown College in a fundraising capacity most recently as the Director of Relationship Management and Operations.  Her team creates and maintains viable relationships which help secure funding through capital, endowment, and annual gifts.  She is also active in the Elizabethtown Chamber of Commerce.  Cori earned her degree from Kutztown University and M.Ed. from Penn State University.

  • Member at Large

  • Retired Chief Executive Officer for Masonic Villages of Pennsylvania and frequent Volunteer with several charities and Church.

    Joined ECHOS Board because of the tremendous outreach in our community and the importance of the Mission and Service by Staff and Volunteers.

  • Member at Large

  • With over 30 years of experience, Diane Dimitroff specializes in guiding organizations across corporate, nonprofit, and higher education sectors. Her recent role as the chief executive of the Lehigh Valley Association of Independent Colleges (LVAIC) involved overseeing consortial initiatives, developing strategic and operational plans, and working closely with senior leadership teams. She has a track record of fostering collaboration in executive roles at the University of Rochester, XEROX, ARAMARK, and the Brockport Auxiliary Service Corporation.  Today, she employs all these experiences in her work as a certified SCORE mentor and in her small business and nonprofit consulting firm, Build Strong Orgs. She also has more than 30 years of experience serving on a variety of nonprofit social service and business organization boards, serving most recently as chair of the Third Street Alliance for Women and Children and as treasurer for the Association for Collaborative Leadership.

  • Member at Large

  • Trent is a life-long resident of Elizabethtown and attended Elizabethtown High School and Elizabethtown College where he majored in Business & Entreprenuership and learned to embrace the motto of “Educate For Service”.  He is the President of Home Grown Outdoor Finishes which specializes in Landscape construction, Maintenance, & Supply, as well as is a realtor for Re/Max Pinnacle in Elizabethtown.  He is active in the Elizabethtown Rotary Club & the Elizabethtown Chamber of Commerce.  Trent lives in Elizabethtown with his wife Allison, and two children- Finn & Jovie.

  • Member at Large

  • Matthew “Matt” Bleacher is a Lancaster County native and has lived in Elizabethtown for many years. He is a member of several organizations that support the Elizabethtown community. He has joined ECHOS to further his commitment to helping his community.   

Join the Board

Governance Opportunities

  • Our Board of Directors provides strategic direction, oversight, and support to ensure ECHOS fulfills its mission effectively. Board members serve as ambassadors, advocates, and advisors, helping to:

    • Set organizational strategy and policies

    • Ensure financial sustainability and oversight

    • Support fundraising and community engagement efforts

    • Advocate for ECHOS and its programs

    Board members typically serve a two-year term and are expected to attend regular board meetings, actively participate in committee work, and contribute to ECHOS’ growth through their skills, networks, and financial support.

  • If a full board commitment isn’t the right fit, consider joining a committee! Our committees focus on specific areas of governance and operations to help drive ECHOS’ impact. Current committees include:

    • Finance Committee – Provides oversight of ECHOS’ financial health, budget planning, and fiscal policies.

    • Fund Development Committee – Supports fundraising efforts, donor relations, and marketing strategies.

    • Programs Committee – Reviews program effectiveness, outcomes, and opportunities for growth.

    • Board Development Committee – Recruits and orients new board members, ensuring strong leadership.

Are you passionate about making a lasting impact in our community? ECHOS is seeking dedicated Governance Volunteers to help guide our mission and ensure strong organizational leadership. Your expertise in governance, fundraising, financial oversight, or community engagement can make a significant difference.

We welcome professionals, community leaders, and individuals with a passion for social impact to bring their expertise to our governance team.

Submit Your Interest Here