Board of Trustees

Board of Trustees

The following people unselfishly give of their time, talent and treasure to help advance the mission of Aging America Resources.

Sherry Gevedon, PhD, MBA, MS, RN, is an expert in leadership, building learning organizations, instructional design and project management. Dr. Gevedon is founder and principal of Professional Education Seminars, a partner with Strategic Initiatives, and a leadership consultant for GenTech Associates.

Kevin Gold, MBA, is an expert on social media, website conversion marketing, search engine optimization and blogging. Mr. Gold is Director of Internet Marketing for iNET Interactive and former managing partner and co-founder of Enhanced Concepts, Inc.

Kenneth ‘Jay’ Kittenbrink is Executive Director of Affordable Housing for Episcopal Retirement Homes and directs St. Paul Village, an independent living apartment community for older adults located in Cincinnati. Mr. Kittenbrink is actively involved as a Board Member for AOPHA, the advocate of not-for-profit services for older Ohioans, and chairs the Affordable Housing Committee.

Stephen Peele, MBA, BS, is Sr. Pastor of Living Word Fellowship and a member of the Loveland Ministerial Association. He is also Managing Partner of Arch Point Consulting, is Six Sigma certified and has extensive experience with continuous improvement and business process mapping. Mr. Peele became an Ordained Pastor in 2002 through the Faith Christian Fellowship International Church.

Charles Puchta, MBA, CSA (Certified Senior Advisor), has devoted his life to helping individuals, health care professionals and religious leaders understand and address aging and illness concerns. Mr. Puchta is an award-winning author, authority and speaker on the subject of aging and caregiving. He is founder and executive director of Aging America Resources and Director of the Center for Aging with Dignity at the University of Cincinnati College of Nursing.

Gregg Wells, MD– is a partner with Diagnostic Radiology Inc. practicing primarily at Mercy Clermont Hospital. Dr. Wells works many elderly patients on fixed incomes. He was a long-distance caregiver for his father until his death in 2006 and now oversees his mother’s care. Dr. Wells is active in the Christian Medical and Dental Association.