Board Members

As a volunteer Master Gardener in the Secret Garden at DPCC for several years, I fell in love with the residents and dedicated staff who treat them like family. The decision to join the board and help make a difference here was an easy one.

I grew up in suburban Chicago, earned a bachelor’s degree in marketing and an MBA from NIU, and a master’s degree in clinical psychology from Adler University. I’ve worked professionally for 26 years in advertising and marketing for Abbott Labs, Rust-Oleum, Flair Communications, Kraft Foods, Mondelez International, and several advertising agencies. After leaving corporate America in 2017, a former colleague and I founded Stone Soup Consultants LLC, a marketing/advertising consultancy.

My husband Roy and I have lived in Glen Ellyn for 33 years. In my spare time, I’m a Master Gardener, foodie, student of colored pencil art, world traveler, active member of First Congregational Church, avid reader, wife, mom, spoiler of my step-granddaughter, Gage; my grandbaby, Lily; and my two “grandcats”, Weston and Franklin.

I work as Regional Agency Manager/Continuing Education Instructor at Safelight AutoGlass. I’m a proud father of two young adults and a uncle to numerous nieces and nephews. Golf is my main hobby.

I have long ties to the Center from my grandmother, a resident in the early 80’s to my mother in law, a resident today. The Center was also a rehabilitation home for my father. It is a wonderful and important facility for my family; I’m happy to support it.

I have been a University of Illinois Extension Master Gardener for over 19 years and have witnessed firsthand the joy and healing that comes from time spent in the garden. Several years ago, I had the privilege of volunteering at DPCC, where I saw how much the residents cherished tending their own garden plots and growing their favorite plants in the care center’s Secret Garden.

My commitment to senior care is deeply personal. I was closely involved in supporting my parents during their later years, both of whom faced significant health challenges. They would have loved the chance to spend time in gardens like the ones at the Care Center.

I have lived in the Chicago suburbs my entire life. For the past 30 years, Glen Ellyn, where I raised my daughter, has been my home. Professionally, I have over three decades of experience in financial services, and currently guide pre-retirees and retirees, focused particularly on women, wealth, and sustainable investment strategies.

Outside of work, I enjoy gardening, reading, hiking, spending time with my family and my elderly cat, and being active in my church community. I am honored to serve on the DPCC Board and look forward to contributing to the important work being done for its residents.

Since arriving from the East coast in 1969, my family and I have been Glen Ellyn/Wheaton residents. My husband John (59 years) and I have raised four children, two boys and two girls. They and their families of four adult grandchildren live in the area. Our oldest son, Brian (deceased), was a 12-year resident of the DuPage Care Center (DPCC). My husband and I are now residents of Wyndemere Senior Living in Wheaton.

Professionally, I have been an educator teaching high school biology, middle school math and working in career and guidance related areas. I retired as a college/academic counselor after 12 years at the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy.

An avid golfer and sports fan, I exercise regularly, love spending time with family and friends, and enjoy reading and word, math and jigsaw puzzles. My community service has included Bridge Communities transitional housing, DPCC and now at Wyndemere, I am on the Resident Council, chair the Food Services Committee, and am an active social activities volunteer.

My family and I are forever grateful for the exceptional and compassionate care that our son received at DPCC, and I am honored to be on the Foundation Board to give back in service to DPCC residents and staff.

A results-oriented professional with more than 40 years of increasing administrative responsibility in acute healthcare, long-term healthcare, as well as commercial food service operations. In 2020, I retired as Director of Support Services, after 17 years of employment at DuPage Care Center. I’m excited to return as a Care Center Foundation Board Member, sharing a belief in the mission of assisting residents to do as much as they can, as well as they can, for as long as they can.

Retired after more than 15 years as a fundraising consultant and 30 years as a marketing communications agency executive.

As a lifelong DuPage County resident, I have served on several not-for-profit boards, including CASA of DuPage, Spectrios Institute for Low Vision, Promise of DuPage, Glen Oaks Hospital Foundation, and the Organ Transplant Fund.

My mother-in-law was a rehabilitation patient at DuPage Care Center, and I saw firsthand the excellent care she received. I recognize that being on this board is a privilege, and I look forward to contributing.

I am an active member of First Congregational Church of Glen Ellyn and am married to Ruth Ragland. We have two children and two grandchildren.

I bring over a decade of experience in both B2C (business to consumer) and B2B (business to business) marketing across digital and experiential media, leading business development efforts to uncover new opportunities and craft strategic initiatives at Spiro.

Outside of work, I live in Wheaton with my husband, Kyle, and our two daughters, Sloane and Savannah. I have long ties to the Care Center, as it has been a landmark of my hometown for as long as I can remember, and I’m passionate about helping spread awareness of the care center and the meaningful impact it has on our community.

Before retiring, I spent the last 25 years of my career working in Development. During that time, I worked with some wonderful missions. I was the executive director for the Naperville area humane society and served on the advisory board for DuPage Animal Care and Control. Prior to retiring I had the honor of working for the DuPage Care Center Foundation.

I am a member of “100 Women Who Care” and am honored to serve as part of the DuPage Care Center Foundation Board.

I serve as Chief Private Banking Officer for U.S. Bank Wealth Management where I lead a team of banking professionals who provide credit products, credit underwriting and credit portfolio management services for clients across all of U.S. Bank’s Wealth businesses. I joined U.S. Bank in 2013 after spending 29 years with JPMorgan Chase and predecessors. I earned both my Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and MBA from Washington University in St. Louis.

I also serve on the board of the Metropolitan Planning Council and have been a resident of DuPage County since high school (Wheaton Warrenville – the first time it was a high school). I live in Glen Ellyn and am excited to have the opportunity to support the good work that happens at the DuPage Care Center.

I am more than honored to be a part of something so special and amazing. To serve as a director on the Care Center Foundation Board, means everything to me and the Moy family. I am grateful for the opportunity to be able to contribute and help the residents in the most impactful way possible.

I have been a resident of Hinsdale my entire life, and live with my amazing son. He’s my best friend and we always are doing things together, from helping at in school lunch’s, his book fairs, tennis, play dates, anything and everything is done for him. I believe in teaching my son the core values in life, and to always be “better”, be humble, thankful, and to give back. Making another person smile, has no price, yet brings so much joy. We have been very blessed and fortunate by my father, Kenneth Moy Sr, and his grandfather. Now it’s our turn to continue what my father has started, and to give back to our community.

President & CEO of CartonCraft Inc., St. Charles, IL. Chairman of The Tony Reyes Family Foundation; Grand Knight Knights of Columbus Council 8002; and Board member for RMHC -CNI.

Graduated West Chicago High School; College of DuPage; and Elmhurst College, Business Major.

I’ve been a supporter of the Care Center for years and support their mission. The hard work of the Foundation, the support of the donor community and the business partnerships has resulted in superior programs and services for the residents.

I am one of the Assistant Administrators at the DuPage Care Center where I’ve worked for the past 35 years. I am a licensed nursing home administrator and hold a bachelor’s degree in management and a master’s degree in health care administration, both from National Louis University. Currently, I oversee the facility’s Community Life programming, including the Recreation, Social Service, Resident and Volunteer Services departments, our Chaplain, and the DuPage Care Center Foundation. I play an integral role in the implementation of the facility’s medical record and fundraising efforts. I strive to enhance the quality of life and programming for the residents of the facility and serve on the board as a liaison to the facility to maximize outcomes for the residents.

I joined the DuPage Care Center Foundation in 2022. Prior to my time here, I served in roles with the Northwestern Memorial Foundation and a local fundraising consulting agency. It is such a privilege now to work on-site at the Care Center, keeping an eye towards the needs of the residents while assisting in the planning and execution of the Foundation’s fundraising activities.