Lynn is the Chief Executive Officer of the Area Agency on Aging.

The AAA has been an exciting professional home to me for many years. Preparing our communities for an ever-growing aged population is a satisfying challenge. People need choices and support as they go into their later years - and that's what the AAA is all about. We have a great board, advisory council and staff, and know how to make things happen. It's a privilege to work with this group. Originally from the Detroit area, after 25 years I now consider southwest Michigan home.

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Richard is the Chief Information Officer of the Area Agency on Aging.

I have worked full time for the Agency since 1998. Prior to that, I taught part-time in our Adult Employment & Training computer classes. In addition to taking care of the communication needs of the AAA, I am the liaison for the Southwest Michigan SeniorNet Learning Center. The Learning Center is a computer classroom for seniors, which is staffed by a dedicated group of volunteers. In my free time, I enjoy working outdoors in our garden.

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Dianne is the Community Service Director of the Area Agency on Aging.

I've been with the AAA for many years - first as a member of the Advisory Council, and as an employee since 1985. I love working with the staff, older folks, and agencies and organizations. The most satisfying part of my work is those relationships, and the impact we have by working together to make major changes in our community. In my time away from work, I enjoy spending time with my family, the beach, friends, and church activities.

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Bob is the founder and past Executive Director of the Area Agency on Aging.

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Camellia Pisegna is the Director of Senior Volunteer Programs (Foster Grandparents, Senior Companions, Family Friends and support for Grandparents and other Relatives Raising Grandchildren)

I began working with our programs in 1998 as the Coordinator of Volunteers for the Foster Grandparent Program. I became the Director of all four programs in 2000 with a keen awareness and appreciation for the day-to-day service of our volunteers and grandparents raising grandchildren. Senior Volunteer Programs staff is here to support our volunteers who work with hundreds of children, families and other older adults in need of assistance and support. Their stories are our daily inspiration!

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