Board and Advisory

Board of Directors

The Board

Board of Directors

Stuart Strikowsky, President
Anne Corona, Vice-President
David Alvarez, Treasurer
Audrey Baria, Secretary
Charlie Robinson, Esq., Immediate Past President

Board Members

Barbara Sheen Todd
Chris Comstock
Commissioner Charlie Justice
Judge George Jirotka
Julie Hale
Lena Wilfalk
Lisa Shippy-Gonzalez
Mai Vu, Esq.
Paula O’Neil, PhD
Virginia Rowell

Advisory Council

Our Advisory Council provides an opportunity for older adults and persons knowledgeable about the needs of the aging to work with the planning staff on the future directions of the programs for the aging in our community. The Advisory Council ensures we are meeting the needs of the communities we serve. You can find all publicly available Advisory meeting materials here.

Pinellas County

Pinellas County:

Commissioner Eric Gerard, City of Largo, Chair
Betty Beeler
Jodi Vosburgh
Lenny Waugh
Michael Estigo
Miriam Benitez-Nixon
Nancy Giles
Councilor Thomas Barnhorn, City of Seminole
Sally Marvin

Pasco County

Barbara Epstein, Esq.
Valerie Anderson Stallworth
Councilman Peter Altman, City of New Port Richey

You can access all publicly available Board & Advisory meeting materials

If you are unable to find materials related to Board and Advisory, please contact
Virginia Joseph at 727-570-9696 Ext 233 or email virginia.joseph@aaapp.org

access materials

PUBlic Records

F.S. 119 and the Florida Constitution provide a right of access to the public records of AAAPP pursuant to F.S. 20.41. Certain records are exempt or confidential and exempt from disclosure. Anyone can request public records from the Area Agency on Aging of Pasco Pinellas. The requester is responsible for any cost of providing the public records, which includes staff time, cost of copies and other costs that are associated with the request as set forth by law. To make a request, please send an email to publicrecords@aaapp.org

DEI Statement

AAAPP’s services are available to all eligible individuals in Pasco and Pinellas counties and AAAPP complies with all legally mandated non-discrimination policies. AAAPP strives to provide services through a lens of inclusivity by making sure underserved communities are aware of the services available and providing the requisite assistance in linking eligible individuals to available services. The Board of Directors, Advisory Council and staff will be representative of the seniors, adults with disabilities and caregivers we serve. We welcome the unique perspectives of all persons in our quest to fulfill our mission.