Board of Directors and Project Leadership
Historic Preservation Trust Board of Directors and Project Leadership
2010 Board of Directors
- Nancy C. Bell, President
- Stephen B. Dietrich, Vice President
- Sarah S. Yocum, Esq.,Vice President
- Peter Faranda-Diedrich, Treasurer
- Michael R. Richardson, Secretary
- Darlene Colon, Member-At-Large
- Martha Armstrong
- Clyde Brown
- Rita A. Byrne
- Dana N. Clark
- Brad Forrey
- M. Steven Funk
- Beth C. Herr
- John D. Hershey
- Carol Hickey
- Lisa Horst
- Richard M. Hurst
- Cheryl Irwin
- Daniel Jenkins
- Timothea Kirchner
- Raymond B. McKeeby
- Paul Morton
- Shirlie O’Leary
- Christopher Scott
- Marcia Trach
- Margaret Young
HPT Legal Advisors - Gibbel Kraybill & Hess, LLC
Project Leadership - Phase II
- Timothy A. Smedick - Staff Project Director
Project Management & Oversight - Phase II
HPT Preservation Action Committee
- Raymond McKeeby, Chair
- Nancy Bell
- Clarke Hess
- Jeff LeFevre
- John Metzger
- L. Scott Paden
- Sean Cotter
- Shirlie O’Leary
- Anthony D’Alessandro
- Sarah Yocum
Phase II - Project Executive Committee
- Under Development
We thank the following for their dedicated work on Phase I of the project:
Project Leadership
- Gail Tomlinson, Director
- F. David Foulk, Development Director
National Advisory Council
- Honorable Joseph R. Pitts
- Dick Thornburgh
- Honorable Robert S. Walker (retired)
Steering Committee
- Margot L. Brubaker, Chair
- Rev. Louis A. Butcher, Jr.
- Rita A. Byrne
- Theodora M. Chairsell
- Darryl P. Gordon
- Jeffrey N. LeFevre
- Grace E. Moyer
- Judy S. Ware
- Suzanne Woodard
- Margaret Young
Communications Committee
- Suzanne Woodard, Co-Chair
- Hope Banner
- Rita A. Byrne
- Beth C. Herr
- John D. Hershey
- J. Conley Nowak
- Barbara Petersen
- Alice Sanders
Creative Committee
- Margot L. Brubaker
- Darlene Colon
- Thomas H. Cook
- Ted Darcus
- William Griscom, PhD
- Leroy Hopkins, PhD
- Stephen S. Miller
- Thomas Ryan, PhD
- Tracey Weis, PhD
The Thaddeus Stevens & Smith Historic Project is of the utmost importance for Lancaster. Stevens, one of Lancaster's most noteworthy citizens, has long been neglected, and it is great that this prescient advocate of racial equality is finally being recognized, to say nothing of his great Afro-American friend, Mrs. Lydia Hamilton Smith, whom he always treated with the greatest respect.
- Dr. Hans L. Trefousse, distinguished professor of history at Brooklyn College and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York and author of Thaddeus Stevens: Nineteenth-Century Egalitarian
- Dr. Hans L. Trefousse, distinguished professor of history at Brooklyn College and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York and author of Thaddeus Stevens: Nineteenth-Century Egalitarian
