Judy is a member of the 2013 Inaugural Hall of Fame class and joined the Hall of Fame committee in 2014.  A 1969 graduate of Greenfield High School, mother of 2 G-CCS graduates and now grandmother of a Weston student makes her a great fit for our board. Community involvement has been a lifelong commitment for Judy. She has retired as an officer of Greenfield Banking Company.  Judy is a member of Indiana Bankers Association’s Forty Year Club, a past Greenfield City Council member and serves on the Hancock Regional Hospital Foundation’s board.

Dan is vested in the success of G-C Schools and his community.  Having lived in Greenfield for most of his life (all but four years), Dan notes that service on this is a great way to be involved within his community, public education and building positive relationships connecting community members to the classroom.

Susie is a fifty year resident of the Greenfield community and parent of three sons who graduated from GCHS.  She has a degree in political science/history from the University of Michigan.  Her work experience includes the University of Michigan Law School, the Sloan School of Management at MIT, the South Henry County School Corporation, and the Greenfield Central School Corporation in which she substitute-taught for many years.  She has been an active volunteer in the schools, including a nine-year membership in the Gifted & Talented Committee. For many years she has enjoyed working with local philanthropic organizations, including Hancock Health Foundation, Hancock County Senior Services, and the Hancock County Community Foundation.  She is  a twenty-eight year volunteer at HRH. Susie enjoys working on the GCSF board of directors to provide enhanced learning experiences for students and classroom support for teachers. She hopes that the foundation will continue to serve the community and school system through endowment growth.

Hillary is newer to the board, and also serves on the Greenfield-Central Community School Corporation Board of School Trustees.  Hillary moved to Hancock County in 2015 and relishes the opportunity to become involved in the community while supporting G-C schools through the Foundation.  She feels honored to serve alongside so many dedicated, passionate, and energetic individuals to further GCSF’s commitment to our students and the community.

Sara Houston has been a Kindergarten teacher at Harris Elementary since Fall of 2004.  Born and raised in Greenfield, she is a proud, former K-12 GC student.  She earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Elementary Education at Ball State University.  She taught 2nd grade for four years in Bluffton, Indiana then was happy to move back home to Greenfield where she taught one more year of 2nd grade before moving to Kindergarten.  Sara and her husband, Josh, are parents to twins, Jorja and Sam, who have also enjoyed their K-12 education in GC schools.  Sara is very grateful to GCSF for all the ways it has enhanced education in all of GC, and wants to help continue the great work for years to come!

Kim and her family have been Greenfield residents since 1996. Having purposely moved to Hancock County and the Greenfield Central Community School Corporation for the education opportunities it could provide to their young children, Kim states they have not been disappointed by the quality of education or breadth of opportunities their children have experienced as GCCSC students. As a former school counselor at Greenfield Middle School and currently the Director of School Counseling at Greenfield-Central High School , she has been involved with the Foundation since its infancy stages as Set A Good Example Foundation. She enjoys providing ways for our community to experience first-hand the amazing opportunities G-C teachers give to our students by highlighting their classrooms and helping people find and serve their passions in those same classrooms. Her favorite GCSF program is Wish Upon A Star and loves wandering through the wishes at each Red Letter Gala and finding the ones to which she connects the most.

Kathy joined the Greenfield Central School Foundation Board in 2020. She and her husband have been Greenfield residents since 1993. Both of their children are Greenfield-Central graduates. Kathy is retired from ARAMARK Services where she worked in the Business, Campus and Healthcare Divisions. Kathy serves as a board member of the City of Greenfield Board of Works. Additionally, she has volunteered and served on several local boards including Greenfield Central Middle School Building Corporation (President), Hancock Health Foundation (former Chair), LINK and Bradley United Methodist Church. She is a member of Tri Kappa sorority (former President) and served as a CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) for 6 years. Kathy enjoys serving on the Greenfield Central School Foundation Board, as she has always had a passion for education and the opportunity for all children to develop to their potential. Kathy states that it is rewarding to serve with a group of servant leaders who put the education of the children in our community first.

Sandy joined the Board in 2022 and is a retired attorney who has lived in Greenfield with her husband Bernie for 46 years.  Their two children are GC graduates and one of their grandsons is a current student at GC.  Sandy began her career as a high school English teacher and taught for 12 years, going back to law school at night the last four years.  She clerked at the Indiana Supreme Court and then spent 27 years at Anthem, Inc.  She is also involved with the Hancock County Community Foundation, the Hancock Health Foundation,  Tri Kappa, Kiwanis, Friends of the Theater, the Talitha Koum Home, and the Kenneth Butler Memorial Soup Kitchen.  Sandy appreciates the opportunity to serve on the Board and to help connect her community to the school system.