Ms. Heather Fortune serves as the Vice President of Advocacy and Engagement at The Span Center, The Capital Area Agency on Aging. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Human Services with a minor in Psychology from Old Dominion University.

In her current role, Heather leads program operations across a range of vital initiatives, including the Virginia Insurance Counseling and Assistance Program (VICAP), Long Term Care Ombudsman Program, Public Guardianship Program, Senior Employment Programs, Volunteer Money Management Program, AmeriCorps Seniors Programs, Volunteer Services, and Legal Services. She also oversees the coordination and engagement efforts of The Span Center’s Advisory Council.

Deeply committed to advancing community well-being, Heather serves on the Board of Directors for the Goochland Chamber of Commerce, Richmond Aging and Engaging, Goochland Community Action Board, Goochland Chamber Community Foundation and the Lucy Corr Foundation. She also contributes to the Mission, Equity, and Inclusion Committee for the Goochland YMCA.

Ms. Snead served as Chesterfield County’s Deputy County Administrator for Human Services from July 2010 until her retirement in 2020. Prior to this appointment, she served as Director of the Chesterfield/Colonial Heights Department of Social Services. Ms. Snead received her master’s degree in Social Work with a concentration in Administration from Virginia Commonwealth University. As Deputy County Administrator, she oversaw the operations of all Human Services Departments within the county and served as the liaison between the Health Center Commission and the County of Chesterfield. She currently serves as chair on the Senior Connections Board of Directors, as vice chair/board member for the Perkinson Center for the Arts and as a commissioner for the Health Center Commission for Chesterfield County.

Mr. Cunningham joined Lucy Corr in February, 2024. He and his wife relocated to Virginia from Memphis where he served as the Chief Executive Officer for Columbia Healthcare since 2018. Prior C-Suite roles include service as the CEO of FernBrooke Healthcare from 2008–2014 and as the COO of Advanced Healthcare from 2014–2018.

His career as a Healthcare Administrator began in 1996, when he was hired as the Director of Long-Term Care for a county-owned skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility in Mississippi. His career progression involved assumption of multi-facility management roles, with overall management responsibility for skilled nursing facilities, assisted and independent living facilities, adult day programs, and continuing care retirement communities in eight states, with three large senior living companies. In addition to his employment in the sector, he has also served as an Owner/Operator.

Before joining Lucy Corr, Mr. Cunningham concentrated on serving distressed Continuing Care Retirement Communities throughout the country, facilitating either the pathway out of bankruptcy or the avoidance of bankruptcy through financial and operational turnarounds. His professional memberships include the American Healthcare Association as well as state associations in Tennessee, Virginia, and Alabama. He holds state licensure as an Administrator in Mississippi, Indiana, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Virginia and is also certified as a Preceptor for Administrators-in-Training. He completed his B.S. in Chemistry at Mississippi College and holds an M.B.A. in Marketing Management from The University of Mississippi.

Michael and his wife Joann are the parents of four children, have three delightful grandchildren, and are very happy to return to Virginia.

Mr. Martin is President of Parkway Long-Term Care and Senior Living Consulting. He previously served as CFO of Medical Facilities of America (23 years). Prior to his position at Medical Facilities of America, Mr. Martin was senior audit manager for KPMG.

He received his bachelor’s degree in Accounting from Radford University and his master’s in Business Administration from Virginia Tech.

Ms. Elizabeth Vaugh is a nonprofit professional with more than 20 years of experience in project coordination, meeting preparation, strategic planning, event planning and fundraising administration. For five years, she has served as executive assistant to the Lucy Corr CEO and secretary of the Lucy Corr Foundation.

As a fundraiser, she led annual fund campaigns for three nonprofit organizations in Richmond and St. Louis. She also worked as a paralegal. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Marketing Management from Baylor University.

Ms. Bell is a retired Social Work Supervisor for the Chesterfield Colonial Heights Department of Social Services. She is a family member of a former Lucy Corr resident. In 2018 she was chosen as the Chesterfield Colonial Heights Christmas Mother and continues to serve on the Chesterfield Colonial Heights Christmas Mother committee.

Rev. Gibson earned a Master of Divinity in theological studies. Since 2017, he has served as pastor of Beulah Church in Chesterfield. He previously pastored a United Methodist church in Waynesboro, Virginia, and served as a missionary to Costa Rica for four years. He also served as a Health Care Chaplain and Administrator of Assisted Living for four years.

He served on several community boards and agencies, including the Waynesboro Area Refuge Ministry, CASA de Amistad, and the Waynesboro Christian Housing board.

Mr. Simeon Harris serves as a Commercial Banking Officer at Towne Bank. With 18 years of financial industry experience, he takes a member-centric approach to solving problems and bringing together the right team to assist members. He partners with members to develop a deep understanding of their short-, mid- and long-term financial goals and provides a consultative approach to support sustainability and smart growth.

He earned his bachelor’s degree in Marketing E-commerce from Old Dominion University. He is also a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated. Active in his community, he also serves as a board member of UTURN, Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden and ChildSavers.

Ms. Mast, an Independent Living resident at Lucy Corr, is a retired mortgage banker. She is previous past chair of the Lucy Corr Foundation. Ms. Mast also serves on the Board of Governors of the Council of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and as vice chair of the Shepherd’s Center of Chesterfield. She is chair of the Ask Me Ambassadors volunteer committee of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. She’s the leader of two book groups — Springdale and Commodore Point. Ms. Mast is a graduate of Westhampton College, University of Richmond.

Dr. James Worsley was appointed Chesterfield County Deputy County Administrator for Human Services in October 2020. Prior to this appointment, he served as Director of the Chesterfield Department of Parks and Recreation. As Deputy County Administrator, he oversees the operations of all Human Services Departments within the county, which includes community engagement and resources, community corrections services, treatment courts, juvenile justice systems, mental health support services and social services. He serves as the liaison between the Health Center Commission and the County of Chesterfield. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Therapeutic Recreation and a master’s degree in Management, both from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and a doctorate in leadership from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University.