Board Members

and Committee Structure

  • 2024-2025
  • 26
2024-2025 YMF Board Photo

Executive Board

President
Assunta Daprano, EIT

Assunta Daprano is a Project Manager in the Goods Movement/Transit Business Line at AECOM. She currently serves as the project lead for the CSXT Public Projects GEC, reviewing public improvement projects to assess and mitigate impacts on CSXT facilities in Virginia and the District of Columbia. She also has experience in community engagement, planning, design, and construction of railways, yards, transit facilities, and site inspection for wide-ranging projects, including railroad structures, transit stations, and utility relocations.

Assunta graduated from Drexel University in 2016 with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and a concentration in Construction Management. She also holds a Graduate Certification in Railroad Engineering from the University of Delaware. Assunta is an active member of the America Society of Civil Engineers, serving as the Assistant Secretary of the Philadelphia Section and a Practitioner Advisor for the Drexel ASCE Chapter. She is also a member of ASCE's Committee on Student Members. Lastly, Assunta is a member of the Women's Transportation Seminar (WTS), the Engineer's Club of Philadelphia, and the American Railway Engineering and Maintenance-of-Way Association (AREMA).

In her spare time, Assunta enjoys visiting train museums, gardening, spending time with her partner Joe and her cats, and cooking. She is also an avid railroad enthusiast (railfan) and hopes to one day learn how to operate a diesel locomotive.

Vice President
Kevin Walsh

Kevin Walsh is a highway engineer at HNTB in the Philadelphia Transportation group. His design specialties include roadways, utilities, green stormwater infrastructure, bicycle and ADA accessible facilities, permitting, and plan preparation and review for DOT and municipalities. Kevin earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Temple University in 2014.

Kevin is in his tenth year on the ASCE Philadelphia YMF Board currently serving as the Vice President. Kevin has previously served as the Secretary, Treasurer, Social Chair (two years), Student Transition Chair, Civil Engineering (CivE) Club Chair (two years), Technical Events Chair, and Professional Development Chair.

Kevin received the ASCE Philadelphia Section Young Engineer of the Year Award in 2022. Kevin also received the ASCE Philadelphia Section Community Outreach and Service Award in 2017.

In his free time, Kevin enjoys golfing, biking, and pickleball.

Secretary
Christopher Medora, P.E.

CJ is a Traffic Project Engineer at AECOM. He works on a variety of projects across Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Virginia for both public and private clients. His work includes designing traffic control, signing and pavement markings, multimodal facilities, and traffic signals. He is passionate about improving safety for all users across all modes of transportation.

CJ earned his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Villanova University in 2018. He also earned minors in Mathematics and Theology. He was active in both the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) and the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) during his time at Villanova, serving as Treasurer and President for both clubs. He is a registered Professional Engineer in Pennsylvania and an Envision Sustainability Professional (ENV SP). He is an ASCE Practitioner Advisor for Villanova University, and a member of the ASCE Committee on Developing Leaders. He also serves as a corresponding member on the ASCE Committee on Student Conferences and Competitions.

In his free time, CJ enjoys hanging out with friends and traveling. This is CJ’s sixth year on the board, previously serving two terms as a K-12 Outreach Co-Chair, Student Member Transition Chair, Awards Chair, and most recently as the YMF’s Treasurer, where he oversaw the Events Committee and the YMF’s annual budget.

Treasurer
Kayla Nelson, EIT (She/Her)

Kayla Nelson is a Senior Staff Professional at Schnabel Engineering in Chadds Ford, where she’s worked since graduating from Widener University with her Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering in 2019. A Baltimore native, Kayla moved to Philadelphia to begin her full-time career in civil engineering. Her background includes seepage and slope analysis, support-of-excavation design, site observation, and drafting.

Since completing her undergraduate studies, Kayla has been an active member of the ASCE, having served in the roles of Social Media Chair (1 Term), College Contact Chair (2 Terms), and Technical Events Chair (1 Term). She is a volunteer member of the Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) Committee and participates in YMF community service events. At the society-level, Kayla is a Corresponding Member of the ASCE’s Committee on Student Members(CSM).

In addition to her involvement in the YMF, Kayla is involved in the Delaware Valley Geo-Institute (DVGI); She currently serves as a Director on the Board. As Director, she manages their LinkedIn Page and leads their Regional GeoWall Student Competition efforts. Nelson is also an active member of SWE; She served as SWE Philadelphia’s FY23 Secretary and chaired the Section’s Nominating Committee for the FY24 election. Kayla has volunteered her time to assist with running labs at Widener/SWE’s Annual Engineering Girls Camp since 2015.

In her spare time, Kayla enjoys hiking, playing board/card games, crocheting, spending time with friends/family, and playing guitar to her rabbit (Jude).

The following are Appointed Officer Positions divided up into three committees: Communications, Events, and Outreach. Each of these three committees are chaired by an Executive Board Officer. Descriptions of the responsibilities and duties of these Appointed Officer Positions can be found here: YMF Board Appointed Officer Positions

Communications Committee
(Chaired by Secretary)

Information Technology (IT) Chair
Tyler Farley, EIT

Tyler graduated from the Pennsylvania State University in 2017, earning a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering degree with a concentration in Transportation. He currently works for Traffic Planning & Design, Inc. (TPD) in the Access Design Services Department of TPD's Philadelphia office, as a Highway Design Specialist. Tyler focuses on the design of Highway Occupancy Permit (HOP) and multi-modal related projects throughout the City of Philadelphia, PennDOT District 6-0, and Delaware. Prior to working full-time within his current position, he had worked two summers with PennDOT District 4-0 as a construction inspector and a summer with TPD as a highway design specialist intern.

Outside of the office, Tyler an avid Philadelphia sports fan and enjoys attending sporting events of any kind, concerts, traveling, and spending time with his family, friends, and dog.

Public Relations (PR) Chair
Laurel Welch, PE, ENV SP

Laurel Welch is a Professional Engineer with more than 8 years of experience in transportation design and construction. Before transitioning to her current role as a Construction Engineer, she gained nearly 8 years of experience on the design of roadway projects and ADA-compliant pedestrian facilities, as well as interchange reconstruction and drainage design, in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Texas, and Florida. As a Construction Engineer at Urban Engineers, Inc., she contributes to constructability reviews and Value Engineering analyses of heavy highway and transportation projects. She also acts as an Assistant Construction Manager on several projects for the City of Philadelphia, including a road diet and intersection improvements.

Ms. Welch is ardent about serving the public and improving transportation infrastructure through innovative and sustainable solutions. Sparked through an internship in the House of Representatives Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, her technical expertise is bolstered by an interest in the development of transportation policy and its impact on the civil engineering industry.

Ms. Welch earned her bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from the University of Florida. Ms. Welch is a licensed Professional Engineer in the state of New Jersey. She is also certified as an Envision Sustainability Professional.

Social Media Chair
Alyssa Pizzi, EIT (She/Her)

Alyssa Pizzi is an engineer at J&M Preservation Studio, where she is involved in the structural analysis and stabilization of historic and existing buildings owned by a diverse array of clients. Prior to J&M, Alyssa worked at TranSystems in bridge inspection and design, working on projects such as the Pennsylvania Turnpike Inspection Contract, emergency bridge repair designs, and multiple rope access bridge inspections. Alyssa graduated from Syracuse University with a BS in Civil Engineering and BA in Art History.

Alyssa is also on the Steering Committee of the Young Friends of the Preservation Alliance of Greater Philadelphia. In her spare time, she enjoys playing volleyball, taking art classes, and leading tours of Philadelphia neighborhoods.

Awards Chair
Katie Wade, EIT (She/Her)

Katie is a structural design engineer in JMT’s Structures group in their Philadelphia office. She has been working for two years and has experience designing various transportation structures. She earned her bachelor's degrees in civil engineering and architectural engineering from Drexel University in 2022. During her time at Drexel, Katie was an active member of the ASCE student chapter, participated in the steel bridge team, and held leadership roles in Alpha Omega Epsilon Sorority. This is her first year on the ASCE Philadelphia YMF board. In her free time, Katie enjoys playing pickleball, board games, and spending time with her friends, family, and cat.

Events Committee
(Chaired by Treasurer)

Social Events Chair
Zachariah Abbas, EIT (He/Him)

Zach is a Geotechnical Engineer at Gannett Fleming, and has been with them for 2 years. Prior to Gannett Fleming, Zach earned his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from The Pennsylvania State University. At Penn State he was an active member of the ASCE Student Chapter where he served as president of the group. He was also an active member of the Concrete Canoe team and Steel Bridge team. He's now looking to continue his education by pursuing a Master's Degree.

In his free time Zach likes to rock climb, hike, drink coffee, play the drums, and go to concerts.

Social Events Chair
Gina Venuto

Gina is a Civil Engineering Specialist at STV, Inc. In this role, she performs roadway design work for clients such as PennDOT and the City of Philadelphia. Gina engages in a variety of tasks at work including utility coordination, roadway geometry, traffic control, erosion control, and safety studies. Gina earned her B.S. in Civil Engineering from Rowan University in 2020, while also pursuing a Minor in Spanish and currently has 4 years of experience in the transportation industry. Alongside her work, Gina is a passionate volunteer, as in addition to her new role in YMF, she sits on the board of WTS Philadelphia, is actively engaged in YPT Philly, and enjoys working with various community volunteer organizations including Habitat for Humanity and Philabundance.

In her spare time, Gina loves traveling the world, reading a book with a latte in hand, cooking and baking new recipes, sunbathing at the beach, exploring wineries with friends, spending time with her sister, and attending Zumba classes!

Technical Events Chair
Anthony Rizzo EIT, ENV SP

Anthony is a Water Resources Engineer for Pennoni Associates, working in the Philadelphia Transportation Division. He graduated from Drexel University in 2019 with a Dual B.S./M.S. in Civil Engineering. Anthony works on a variety of highway and utility projects, with a focus on water main and sewer reconstruction. He has worked on numerous projects for the Philadelphia Water Department, PennDOT, and Private Clients. This will be Anthony’s second year on the YMF Board, hopefully with many more to come!

Technical Events Chair
Marty Williams, PE (He/Him)

Marty graduated from Drexel University in 2012 with a B.S. in Civil Engineering. He is a project engineer at KMJ Consulting, Inc., working primarily on traffic signal design, maintenance and protection of traffic plans, traffic studies, and ADA curb ramps. Marty became a licensed professional engineer in the state of Pennsylvania in 2016. In addition to ASCE, Marty is active in the Institute of Transportation Engineers, Mid-Atlantic Section, and helped to plan the 2017 and 2019 MASITE Annual Conferences.

In his personal time, Marty is an avid rock climber, always looking to travel and climb in new places. On the weekends he can often be found climbing at the Birdsboro Quarry. He also enjoys backpacking with his dog, Xena.

Professional Development Chair
Anthony Ableman (He/Him/His)

Anthony graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Washington in 2016. He currently works as a Project Manager at Keller Engineers of New Jersey, L.L.C. with over six years of experience in land development, water resources, and Computer Aided Design and Drafting. He is also a registered Professional Engineer in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Washington.

This is Anthony’s first year on the ASCE Philadelphia YMF Board, currently serving as the Technical Events Co-Chair with Kayla Nelson. Anthony started as a mentor for ASCE YMF’s Mentorship Program the previous year, having also volunteered with the K-12 Outreach Program as well.

In Anthony’s personal life, you can find him playing video games on his computer or tinkering with his 3D printers. When outside, he will most likely be playing pickleball or throwing around the frisbee, walking through the park and feeding squirrels, or spending quality time with his dogs.

Professional Development Chair
Cory Bogas, EIT (He/Him)

In 2018, Cory graduated from Temple University with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. He currently works for HNTB as a civil designer in their transportation engineering department. At HNTB, Cory works on a variety of projects, including highway safety improvement, low cost safety improvement, and a broad range of roadway projects. Cory holds a position on the Temple College of Engineering Alumni Association as a Director at Large. In his free time, Cory likes to golf, play tennis, and watch sports.

Community Service Chair
Christian Antisell, PE

Christian is a Project Engineer at PhilaPort (The Port of Philadelphia). In this role, he manages design and construction contracts for the Commonwealth's various types of port infrastructure along the Delaware River. Prior to the PRPA, Christian was a Highway Designer at TPD where he worked on a variety of PennDOT Highway projects, HOP applications, and public utility contracts. Christian graduated with his BS in Civil Engineering from Widener University in 2019, where he volunteered for the ASCE student chapter.

Christian is now a practitioner advisor for the Widener ASCE chapter and a cat dad to two tabbies. He resides in Roxborough and enjoys jogging and playing soccer in and around the city. In his free time, he also enjoys playing the guitar, golfing, snowboarding, and attending Union matches at Subaru Park. This is his fifth year on the YMF board, previously serving as a K-12 Outreach Chair and a Social Chair.

Community Service Chair
Kevin Malley, PE, ENV SP (He/Him)

Kevin Malley is a Staff Engineer in the Ecological Restoration (ER) Design squad of the Philadelphia Water Department's Green Stormwater and Stream Design (GSSD) Unit. In this role, he manages the design and construction of projects focusing on riparian asset protection, stream restoration, and ecological restoration. These projects protect critical PWD infrastructure, assist in regulatory compliance, and improve the city's water resources. Kevin uses his seven years of experience in water main and sewer design to manage multifaceted projects outside of the standard city right-of-way.

He graduated with a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Temple University in 2017 and a Masters in Environmental Engineering and Water Resources from Villanova University in 2021. This is his third year on the YMF board and second as community service chair.

Outside of work, Kevin enjoys frequent bike rides along MLK Boulevard and the Schuylkill River Trail. He is an avid Philadelphia sports fan and enjoys going to concerts throughout the city. On weekends you can find him at a local farmers market with coffee in hand.

Outreach Committee
(Chaired by Vice President)

College Contact Chair
Lexi Gawelko, PE (She/Her)

Lexi works as a Project Manager for GeoDecisions, a division of Gannett Fleming. She manages the scope, schedule, budget, client, and team for engineering technology projects, primarily in the areas of application development, information technology, and GIS. She is currently working on earning her PMP license. She has 5 years of previous experience in geotechnical engineering design and construction inspection.

Lexi graduated in 2019 from Penn State with an MS in Civil Engineering. At Penn State, she served on the executive board of the ASCE Student Chapter, as well as in leadership roles on the Concrete Canoe Team and Women in Engineering (WEP) program. This is her third year on the ASCE Philadelphia YMF board.

In her free time, Lexi likes to travel, enjoy time with friends and family, hike with her dog, and read.

College Contact Chair
Kris Melag (He/Him)

Kris Melag is a Construction Project Engineer at W,S. Cumby Construction in Springfield, PA where he worked as a Drexel co-op for 2 years prior to graduation in June 2024. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Drexel University with a Bachelor's of Science in Civil Engineering and a minor in Construction Management. He was selected as a National Architectural Engineering Institute (AEI) Senior Design Competition Winner in April 2024. Originally from Devon, Pennsylvania, Kris decided to pursue his career in Philadelphia and focus into construction engineering and geotechnical engineering for buildings. His background includes reviewing designs for constructability and feasibility, critical path scheduling, project management, and coordination of subcontractors out at project sites. He currently holds a OSHA 30 and 8 Procore Technologies certifications and has served as Drexel University's ASCE chapter as President, Vice President, Social Media Chair, and Newsletter Editor.

Since completing his undergraduate studies, Kris has been an active member of ASCE, serving for the first time as a College Contact Chair. Additionally, he volunteers at Chang's School of Martial Arts in King of Prussia, PA as a karate and taekwondo instructor, Victory Church as a events coordinator and service project leader, partnering with organizations like Small Things, American Red Cross, and Narenj Tree Foundation.

He also is an active member of Tau Beta Pi, a National Engineering Honors Society where he served as Drexel University's chapter secretary and social media chair.

In his spare time, Kris enjoys hiking, swimming, watching anime and science fiction movies, spending time with friends and family, and playing videogames.

K-12 Outreach Chair
Kerianne Chen (She/They)

Kerianne received her Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, with a minor in communications from Drexel University in 2020. They work at Traffic Planning & Design (TPD) in Access Design Services as a Highway Design Specialist in the Philadelphia office. Prior to graduating, she completed three co-ops for Philadelphia Streets Department, HNTB, and TPD; studied abroad in Melbourne, Australia; and participated in STEM Outreach at various Drexel events.

Outside of work, you can find her working on crafts like sewing and crochet, outside hiking or kayaking, or traveling and seeing friends & family. While originally from Austin, Texas, Kerianne has since adopted Philadelphia as their new home, and has been enjoying visiting mountains and other scenery of the tri-state area.

K-12 Outreach Chair
Elvira-Marie Mikhael, EIT (She/Her/Hers)

Elvira graduated from Drexel University in 2021 with a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science in Civil Engineering, where she served as Event Coordinator for the ASCE student chapter for two years and as President of the Drexel Society of Women Engineers. Elvira currently is a Highway Design Specialist at Traffic Planning & Design (TPD), working primarily on roadway design relating to Highway Occupancy Permits (HOP) within the City of Philadelphia and PennDOT District 6-0.

An avid biker herself, Elvira loves taking part in bike advocacy programs such as the Bicycle Coalition of Philadelphia, promoting safe environments for bicycling in the city. She also enjoys traveling, listening to live music, and doing new things in the city.

Civil Engineering (CivE) Club Chair
Nooraldean Dabdoub

Noor works in the Construction Services Department at TPD Inc. based out of their Pottstown office. His work consists of roadway, structural, and utilities inspections. He is currently working as an inspector on the BS2 section of I-95. He graduated from Drexel University in June 2017 with a B.S. in Civil Engineering and concentration in Construction Management. During that time, he was an active member with ASCE Drexel University chapter. Also, he served as Chapter Ambassador with Project Management Institute (PMI). Before that, he worked as Estimator/Field Engineer with Lennar where he worked on estimating material and perform field verification on multiple projects in their NJ office. Outside of the YMF, Noor is the Scholarship Committee Director with the Philadelphia section of ASCE. Outside of work he enjoys walking on the boardwalk, and spending time with family and friends.

Civil Engineering (CivE) Club Chair
Emma Youngs (She/Her)

Emma is a Design Review Engineer in the Design Management group at Amtrak in their Philadelphia, PA office. Her work includes managing the design review process for major capital in-house projects, as well as external third-party projects, to ensure that the project design documents are in compliance with all Amtrak Corporate and Engineering Department standards, policies, and procedures. This is her second year on the ASCE Philadelphia YMF board. Emma graduated in 2022 from Drexel University with a B.S. in Civil Engineering. At Drexel she was an active member of the ASCE Student Chapter where she served as president of the group. She served in additional leadership roles for Drexel's Dean's Student Leadership Program and Alpha Omega Epsilon Sorority. In her free time, Emma likes to travel, hike, read, play ultimate frisbee and soccer, watch Philadelphia sports, and cuddle with her cat!

Student Member Transition Chair
Hannah Booz, EIT (She/Her)

Hannah is a Roadway Designer with McCormick Taylor working out of their Philadelphia office. She specializes in 3D modeling with OpenRoads, ADA Design, Right-of-Way Acquisition, and Utility Coordination. She graduated with a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Villanova University in 2021. During her time at Villanova, Hannah served as the President, Vice President, and Freshman Class Representative on the Villanova ASCE board and hosted the 2020 Region 2 Assembly. She stays involved with Villanova ASCE as one of the chapter’s Practitioner Advisors. While this is her first year as a board member, Hannah is not new to the Philly YMF. Last year, she was a member of the Event Planning Committee and hosted the “Introduction to Proposals” event.

Hannah spends her free time exploring new restaurants, taking care of her plants, and dominating her local Cornhole and TopGolf leagues.

JEDI Committee

JEDI Chair
James P. Stanton, EIT (He/Him)

James is a Civil Associate with Michael Baker International working within their Highways discipline. With a wide range of experience, James has been working in the industry for seven-plus years after graduating from Drexel University. With experience in a wide range of projects including interstate highway reconstruction, toll facility modernization, bridge rehabilitation, shared-use trail design, and many more, James is passionate about designing safe and accessible modern transportation infrastructure for all users. Alongside his professional experience, James is also an active member in the wider engineering community, working to advocate for, develop, and lead various DEI and STEM programs.

Outside of work, James enjoys traveling, exploring a new city, taking vacations at the beach, having a bite at the newest restaurant, and getting sucked into a good TV show.

This is James’s second year serving on the YMF Board and fourth year serving on the JEDI Committee.

Mentors

Past President
Kirsten Kennedy, PE (She/Her)

Kirsten Kennedy is a Project Manager in Aviation for Michael Baker International. She is a passionate aviation engineer with 9 years of experience. Her experience ranges from project management, design, and construction management. Kirsten is a Professional Engineer in the state of Delaware, New Jersey, and Maryland. She has worked on a variety of airports throughout the country including PHL, ACY, N94, FME, CGS, TTN, NFAFB and NID. Previously she was an Aviation Engineer for Urban Engineers for 6 years. Before that, she was a bridge engineer for Walsh Construction on the P3 Rapid Bridge Replacement project. She has a B.S. in Civil Engineering and a B.S. in Architectural Engineering from Drexel University class of 2015.

Kirsten is currently the Past-President and has previously held the position of President, Vice President, Technical Events Chair, Society Liaison, Diversity and Inclusion Chair, Professional Development chair, and Co-Social Chair for ASCE YMF. She is also on the professional development committee for WTS as the WTS Works Chair, was the previously the young professional (YoPro) co-chair for AAAE NEC and is currently on the Airport Conference Planning committee for AAAE NEC. In her personal time she enjoys handstands, acro-yoga, dancing, yoga, traveling, golfing, running and eating all the best food in the city.

Second Past President
Tim Abel, PE (He/Him/His)

Tim manages the Mid-Atlantic Structures Production Division at Amtrak. In this role, he oversees the implementation and execution of various state of good repair projects across the Philadelphia - Washington and Philadelphia - Harrisburg Amtrak territories.

This is Tim’s ninth year on the Philadelphia YMF Board. He has previously served as Past President, President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, awards chair and the co-chair of the Civil Engineering Club at the Chester A. Arthur Middle School. At the Section level, Tim is the appointed Assistant Treasurer.

Tim is a Professional Engineer and holds a Bachelor of Civil Engineering degree from the University of Delaware and a Master of Science in Civil Engineering degree with concentrations in Transportation and Sustainability from Villanova University.

In his free time, Tim volunteers with the Uplift Center for Grieving Children and the University of Delaware Men’s Crew Team Alumni Association. He enjoys drinking (black) coffee and frequenting new Philadelphia pizzerias and open spaces.

Other Past Presidents

The YMF has a long, proud history of excellent leadership. The following have devoted their time and energy as Presidents of our great organization:

  • 2023-2024 - Kirsten Kennedy
  • 2022-2023 - Tim Abel
  • 2021-2022 - Dennis Wilson
  • 2020-2021 - Katrina Lawrence
  • 2019-2020 - Jesse Gormley
  • 2018-2019 - Eammon Farley
  • 2017-2018 - Nha Truong
  • 2016-2017 - Kevin Brown
  • 2015-2016 - Chris Renfro
  • 2014-2015 - Drew Sirianni
  • 2013-2014 - Chris Gray
  • 2012-2013 - Kazi Hassan
  • 2011-2012 - Jeremy Chrzan
  • 2010-2011 - Mike Wagner
  • 2009-2010 - Cathy Farrell
  • 2008-2009 - Don Gusic
  • 2007-2008 - Joseph Platt
  • 2006-2007 - John Federico
  • 2005-2006 - Jeremy Colello
  • 2004-2005 - Alyson Lester
  • 2003-2004 - Michael McAtee
  • 2002-2003 - Kristen Bowman-Kavanaugh
  • 2001-2002 - Christopher Wright
  • 2000-2001 - Carol Martsolf
  • 1999-2000 - Christopher Menna
  • 1998-1999 - John Zarsky
  • 1997-1998 - Yael Heller-Jekogian
  • 1996-1997 - David Hanly
  • 1995-1996 - Allen Cadden

And prior to 1995, when the YMF wasn't quite as organized as today, there were a number of other people who focused their efforts to bring about the YMF as we know it today. Some of these people, who have our sincerest thanks, include:

  • Joanne Anovick
  • Ruben David
  • John Durrant
  • Tom Lauer
  • Ed Lutz
  • Sandra May
  • Drew Mihocko
  • Bill Thomsen
  • Bob Wright