Board of Trustees
The CCA manages the maintenance and use of the Crosswicks Community House and its grounds.
The CCA holds its monthly meeting the third Thursday at 7:30pm at the Crosswicks Community House.
The monthly meeting is open to CCA board members CCA auxiliary members.
Others may attend by invitation only Contact the board at 609-379-2342
The CCA holds its monthly meeting the third Thursday at 7:30pm at the Crosswicks Community House.
The monthly meeting is open to CCA board members CCA auxiliary members.
Others may attend by invitation only Contact the board at 609-379-2342
Jeffrey Burns
President
Jeff has lived in the Chesterfield area for over 40 years. Married with 3 children (2 survive), he graduated from LaSalle Univ. in 1970 and Rutgers Univ. in 1973, earning a Masters Degree in Social Work. He retired in 2002, after 32 years of state service, as Assistant Commissioner of Operations for the New Jersey Department of Corrections. During those years he served as Administrator of the Garden State Correctional Facility in Chesterfield from 1990-1999. Jeff continued working as a School Social Worker for the Bordentown School District from 2003 until his "final" retirement in 2012. Now, in addition to Jeff’s role as the CCA’s President, he serves the community as the highly esteemed Head Wicket Master for the Crosswicks Croquet Classic.
Keith Reimann
Vice-President
Keith has been very active in the Chesterfield community for many years including service to the CCA Board of Trustees since 2006. He was an energetic leader in the Chesterfield Township Elementary School PTA–running many events during his tenure–and he was also a soccer coach for the CTAA. He enjoys running, biking, and kayaking and Keith participates in a triathlon every year; obviously he is a man of inordinate stamina and the CCA has yet to find his breaking point. His 25+ years of repair experience (home and auto) has certainly honed his endurance, patience and skills! Keith is married to Barbara and has two sons, Nick and Chris.
Peter Kelly
Treasurer
Peter is originally from Philadelphia and is a graduate of St. Joseph’s University. He moved to the Crosswicks area in 1988. At that time, he was employed as a product manager in metals distribution. In 1995, Peter purchased a regional pipe distribution business then, in 2008, retired upon the sale of that company. He joined the CCA Board of Trustees in 2011 and handles rentals and many of the day-to-day operations; he is the happy voice you will reach at the CCA phone number. Peter is married to Heidi Setz-Kelly and they have three grown children: Christopher, Andrew and Liam, Setz-Kelly
Aisling O'Hara Hall
Secretary
Laurie Czehut
Chairperson, Friends Meeting Relations Committee
Laurie is one of two Community Association trustees who represents the Crosswicks Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers). As a retired educator who taught in the Bordentown Regional School district, Laurie volunteers as a First Day School teacher (Sunday School) at the Crosswicks Quaker Meeting. She and her husband Don live on Main Street in Crosswicks and have a grown son David, daughter-in-law Kate and granddaughter Vivienne.
Jennifer Lynch
Member, Events Committee
Chip Heuisler
Chairperson, Events Committee
Chip grew up in Cherry Hill and attended high school at St. Joseph’s Preparatory School in Philadelphia. He graduated from Stanford University in 1992 before returning to New Jersey. He owns and manages Tunes, a chain of record shops (soon to be seven stores) with locations throughout the State and beyond. With a knack for marketing, Chip will surely max-out rentals at the Crosswicks Community House. (No pressure, buddy!) Chip moved to Crosswicks in 1999, where he lives with his wife Jennifer, and their two daughters, Anna and Mary.
Danny Wolverton
Chairperson, Building and Grounds Committee
Cynthia Neme
Trustee
Cynthia is resident of Crosswicks
Amy Burns
Trustee
Amy resides in Crosswicks
Jim McKeown
Chairperson, Renovations Committee
Jim has a passion for the arts and earned his B.A. in Broadcasting with a minor in History. Although he still moonlights with an occasional acting role, the focus of his attention is sensitive restorations and renovations of historic homes in North Jersey. When Jim is not off at work, he is in his own historic home in Crosswicks with his wife Donna and daughter Tierney. You could also find him at the Crosswicks Community House, pitching in across projects and programs or planning for major renovations (on this subject, stay-tuned).
Herb Ames
Having been raised in Crosswicks and still residing in Chesterfield Township, Herb knows many residents and how to get the job done. He used these skills when he worked as the corporate Vice-President of Yardville Supply Company, as Director of Economic Development for the County of Mercer, and at the Devin Group Inc., his business development company. Herb has served on for-profit boards and non-for-profit boards, such as the Boys and Girls Club and the Boys and Girls Club Foundation, Hamilton Area YMCA, Miracle League, Capital Region Minority Chamber of Commerce and the Community Foundation of New Jersey Mercer Chapter. Herb is the author of “Aim High-Common Sense Success for Common Sense People” and the founder of First Choice Bank.
Auxiliary Board Members
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Russell Caldwell
Brooke Catalfamo Mick Chorba Brendan Darmody Joe DiMemmo Kate DiMemmo Dave Hayden Desiree Little Remington Little |
Adam Polhemus
Kristen Polhemus Ruth Strohl-Palmer Andrew Setz-Kelly Heidi Setz-Kelly Eric Talley Alyssa Thiel Dan Thiel Tim & Mary Wolverton |
Junior Trustees
David DiMemmo
