The Community Engagement Council
The Community Engagement Council is a geographically based, data-informed, resident leadership body that is responsible for engaging community members to become involved in helping realize Age-Friendly Forsyth’s vision. This is accomplished by hosting several community conversations and events, as well as mobilizing and recruiting the larger community to support pilot projects and efforts based on community need. Community Engagement Council members play a critical role in helping Age-Friendly Forsyth determine priorities.
Executive Team
Linda Darden
Chair
Trellis Supportive Care
Deb Burcombe
Treasurer
Wake Forest School of Medicine Atrium Health Sticht Center for Healthy Aging & Alzheimer’s Prevention
Martin Slominski
Member-at-Large
Age- Friendly Forsyth Community Engagement Council Member
Laura Keeling
Vice Chair
Age- Friendly Forsyth Community Engagement Council Member
T. Lee Covington
Secretary
Senior Services, Inc.
Sam Matthews
Immediate Past Chair
Shepherd’s Center of Greater Winston-Salem
Helen Mack
AARP of the Triad
Judie Holcomb Pack
Age- Friendly Forsyth Community Engagement Council Member
Reed Vanderslik
Baptist Retirement Homes
Latoya Robinson
Neighbors for Better Neighborhood
Lynn Garms
The Shepherd’s Center of Kernersville
Chiquita Evans
Age- Friendly Forsyth Community Engagement Council Member
Andrew Applegate
Arbor Acres
Rick Hall
Katherine Caster
Larita Bell
Funding Partner Organizations
The administration of Age-Friendly Forsyth is self funded through the following organizations.
Staff
Get Involved
If you’re interested in connecting with Age-Friendly Forsyth, contact us at Admin@AgeFriendlyForsyth.org.
