Members
Greg Briles
- Delphi Schools Superintendent
- BS in ITE, MS, Secondary Administration, Ed.S; Indiana State University
- North Central District III, Superintendent of the Year, 2018
- Serves on Indian Trails Vocational Coop, President
Connie Cripe
- Lifetime Carroll County Resident
- CASA advocate, Delphi Elementary Buddy Bag coordinator
- Founding member of A Different Journey recovery and support group
- Enjoys family, traveling and reading
Mike Eldridge
- Director of Rail Operations, Ameritrack Rail
Mayor Shane Evans
- Mayor of Delphi, IN
- BA in Chemistry, Wabash College, JD, IU Robert H. McKinney of Law
- Serves on Delphi Board of Public Works, BSA Sagamore Council Ex. Committee, Carroll Co. EMS Advisory Council and Carroll Co. Administrative Transportation Committee.
Bill Jones
- US Navy Veteran, Purdue Agronomy graduate
- Cornerstone Seeds owner/operator
- Member of the Shiloh United Methodist Church
Julia Leahy
- Executive Director Carroll County Chamber of Commerce
- BS in Management, Purdue
- Junior Achievement of CC, President, Flora Depot Restoration Committee
- Heartland Magazine’s Women in Business Award 2017
Joe Mayfield
- Purdue University graduate
- Retired from US Aggregates
- President of the Delphi Preservation Society, Delphi RDC, former President of the EDC & Deer Creek Advisory Board.
- Enjoys photography, birding, travel and bicycling
George Mears
- Organic Farmer
- BS in Ag Sys Management, Purdue University
- Serves on the Wabash River Heritage Corridor
- “Let’s make Carroll County a better place for the next generation”
Joe Moss
- Co-Owner/Operator of Carroll County Comet Newspaper 4th generation
- Assoc in Photography, Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale
- Member & Serves as Treasurer of the Flora Presbyterian Church
- Served on Flora Community Club, Carroll Co. Chamber, Hoosier State Press Assoc
- Interest in photography, reading, motorcycles and bee keeping
Josh Plue
- Carroll County Council President
Randy Price
- CEO of Carroll White REMC
- AS, Electrical Lineman, Ivy Tech; REAP, REITE CCD, BLC
- Served as CWREMC President
- Officer of Subsidiaries of the REMC’s in Broadband & Security business
- Active in local church, serves on Philanthropy Boards, Civic Organizations, Hospital boards and community leadership in many areas
Bret Rinehart
- Owner/Broker of Rinehart Realtors Auctioneers
- Recipient of the Indiana Half-Century Award
- Serves on Security Federal Savings Bank, Flora United Methodist, Wildcat Creek Golf Course boards
- Enjoys Carroll County History and its rivers & streams
Miriam Robeson
- Private practice of law for 30 years
- Owner/Operator of a 6th generation family farm
- Serves as Commissioner on the Indiana Ports Commission
- Volunteer of many organizations: Boards of Flora community Club, Carroll Co Food Pantry, Carroll Ag Assoc, Member of the Flora First Christian Church
Milt Rodgers
- Senior Process Engineer, Delco, 39 years retired
- BS MET, AAS MET and AAS IIT, Purdue
- CWREMC District 1 Director
- Member of Kiwanis Club, Burlington United Methodist, Carroll Co. 4-H, EDC board, Burlington Park Board, Community Club Member, Wabash Valley Power Assoc.
Keith Thackery
- Carroll Consolidated Schools Superintendent
- BS in Math/Physics from Purdue, Masters Physics from Ball State
- MS Education, Adursm and EDS Indiana Wesleyan
- “Promote Carroll County businesses and growth to attract families”
Dick Traeger
- BS in business, Ball State University
- Member of the Delphi City Council, Delphi Façade program, Wabash & Erie Canal
- Enjoys gardening, woodworking and avid reader
Larry Trapp
- Farm Owner/Operator
- President of the Carroll County Redevelopment Commission
- Served on Indiana Pork Producers, Carroll Co. Pork Producers, Delphi United Methodist Church board.
- Carroll County EDC Director
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Kenneth Walton
- Former co-owner of Walton Manufacturing
- Retired from Monsanto
- BS in Animal Science, Purdue
- Interest in forestry
Steven Wheeler
- Owner/Operator of Wheeler Family Funeral Home
- Serves on Flora Community Club
- Carroll County goal, “see Carroll County become a place to live and raise young families, to see Flora grow and become a place for new businesses.”
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