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TVIH 2026 Annual Membership Meeting

TVIH 2026 Annual Membership Meeting (Full video) The Village in Howard conducted a highly successful annual meeting at the Miller Branch Library on February 27, 2026, with 105 registrants. The event welcomed several community partners, including Bob Lucido Team, Carroll Senior Living Consultants, Howard County Commission on Aging, Elville Law Offices, HoCo Home Share, Karol Hess/Cummings & Co., Lorien Health Service, Morningside House of Ellicott City, Moyer Move Management, and Spirit of Hope. Members of the Executive Committee and Board introduced themselves and shared their backgrounds. The organization expressed gratitude to retired board members Dick Voelker, Patricia Levay, and Marsha Birnbaum. Additional appreciation was extended to Rosa Gray, the Village Office Manager, who manages office responsibilities and publishes the Village Vibe newsletter. Special recognition was given to Marian Berman for her role as interim part-time Executive Director and for enlisting various supporters of TVIH. President Lynn Foehrkolb provided an overview of the budget and outlined key goals for 2026: • Continue the transition of the board to a governance model. • Enhance fundraising efforts to support and exceed budgetary needs. • Produce and present an updated set of bylaws for membership review and approval. • Increase organizational awareness within the Howard County community to strengthen member engagement. Ms. Foehrkolb also introduced Shawn Crosby as the new part-time Executive Director, who addressed the audience. She discussed financial results, including revenue and expenses for 2025. Fran highlighted advancements in social media presence, referencing Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn initiatives, and acknowledged Kristen's contributions with Google Analytics and improvements to the Village Vibe newsletter. Achievements for 2025 included the successful Senior Prom, walking activities, podcast development, and the documentation of volunteer and committee hours totaling an estimated value of nearly $200,000. Accurate reporting of registrations and volunteer hours remains a priority. Speakers encouraged all members to participate actively, document their involvement, create new programs, promote the organization, and support outreach initiatives. Executive Committee: : Lynn Foehrkolb, President, Mark Toohey, Viced President, Fran Dummett, Secretary, Lisa Geerman, Treasurer Members at Large: Marian Berman, Mike Gray, Kristin Grogan, Robbyn Harris, Victoria Hathaway 2026 Chairs: • Communications: Julie Suman • Finance: Lisa Geerman • Fundraising: Marian Berman • Membership: Kim Sherman • Program: Jenny Davis • Volunteer Services: Fran Lorenzi, Kathy O’Rourke