ROSCOMMON – The Roscommon County Community Foundation (RCCF) is proud to announce the addition of two esteemed community members to the board of trustees. Gary Gandolfi and Christine Riley will be joining the board to further RCCF’s mission of enhancing the quality of life in our community.
Gary Gandolfi brings a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of Roscommon County’s needs. As a past president and 30-year active member of the Rotary Club of Houghton Lake, Gary has consistently demonstrated his commitment to serving others.
His involvement as a former board member of the Houghton Lake Community Schools and as a current trustee for Community Health at Munson Healthcare underscores his dedication to community well-being. Gary values integrity, excellence, and collaboration, and is eager to make a positive impact on the community through his role with RCCF.
Christine Riley, the Culture and Communications Coordinator at MidMichigan Community Health Services, also joins RCCF’s Board of Trustees. Christine is deeply connected to the community, having grown up in Houghton Lake and graduated from Houghton Lake Community Schools.
Her work as treasurer for the Suicide Prevention Coalition and her close collaboration with the Board of Directors at MidMichigan Community Health Services reflect her commitment to understanding and addressing the needs of Roscommon County. Christine’s passion for fostering a strong, healthy community will be a valuable asset to RCCF.
RCCF Board President Diane Nielsen expressed her enthusiasm about the new additions.
“We are thrilled to welcome Gary and Christine to our Board of Trustees. Both bring a strong sense of dedication and a deep connection to our community. Their diverse experiences and commitment to service will undoubtedly strengthen our efforts to make a positive impact in Roscommon County,” she said.
RCCF Executive Director Suzanne Luck added, “Gary and Christine exemplify the qualities we seek in our trustees: integrity, leadership, and a passion for making our community a better place. We look forward to the fresh perspectives and energy they will bring to our board as we continue to work towards enhancing the quality of life for all residents of Roscommon County.”
For more information about RCCF and its mission, please visit www.MYRCCF.org.
