Eight neighbors. One commitment.

An Emmy Award-winning director and active musician, Tom brings decades of experience at the intersection of storytelling, civic leadership, and community. His career in entertainment has taken him around the country — but Morrisville has always been home.

As the former Mayor of Morrisville, Tom knows what it takes to hold a community together through careful attention, honest conversation, and long-term thinking. As a working artist, he understands what it means to build something creative that genuinely serves people.

His leadership anchors Imagine Morrisville's vision at the intersection of culture and community identity — and his personal commitment to this work, including financial support, has helped get us where we are today.

Jane is a longtime Morrisville resident and former President of the Morrisville Borough Council, where she spent years shaping local government with the same care and patience she brings to every civic role.

She currently serves on the board of the Morrisville Opportunity Educational Foundation, continuing a lifelong commitment to the community's young people and public institutions. Her administrative depth and political acumen make her essential to the organization's governance integrity.

Jane's civic roots run deep. When she speaks for Morrisville, people who know this town well recognize the voice.

Eric brings the perspective of a local business owner with deep entrepreneurial roots in Morrisville. As a past president of the Morrisville Business Association and currently active member, he has invested years in the practical work of strengthening our town's economic vitality. His commitment to the borough is personal and sustained — the kind of investment that only comes from running a business on these streets, for these neighbors, over years.

That vantage point matters on a nonprofit board. Eric grounds Imagine Morrisville's vision in the practical realities of local economic life — what attracts people to Main Street, what keeps them coming back, what makes a small-town economy actually work. His voice reminds us that cultural vitality and economic vitality are not separate stories; they're the same story, told from different angles.

When Imagine Morrisville talks about building a cultural anchor for the borough, Eric helps keep the conversation grounded in the Morrisville that already exists — and in the Morrisville that's possible when businesses, artists, and residents build toward something together.

Kurt brings more than three decades of community leadership to Imagine Morrisville. As the owner of The Stonewall Inn — a National Historic Landmark and the defining symbol of LGBTQ+ rights in the United States — he has spent his career at the crossroads of cultural heritage, civil rights, and inclusive community building.

His stewardship of Stonewall is a living example of what it means to hold history with both care and purpose — to protect what matters while making room for what comes next. Kurt's commitment to inclusion, heritage preservation, and community engagement is woven into every facet of Imagine Morrisville.

The same values that make The Stonewall Inn a place of belonging for so many are values Morrisville is lucky to have at our table.

Zachary brings more than fifteen years of nonprofit leadership and faith-based community engagement to the board. He previously directed New Hope Solebury Cares and co-founded Kalos Strateia Consulting, where he has worked with organizations across the region on mission clarity and sustainable growth.

As a nationally trained facilitator in strategic community interventions and the Lead Pastor of Compass Fellowship in Morrisville, Zachary anchors the organization's grassroots credibility — and brings a deep understanding of what it means to walk alongside people through change.

His presence on the board ensures that the work stays rooted in relationship, service, and the long-term flourishing of the community.