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Highland County Board of DD holds annual organizational meeting

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Courtesy of Kraig J. Walker
Community Resources Director
Highland County Board of DD

Highland County Commissioner Jeff Duncan administered the oath of office to the Highland County Board of Developmental Disabilities’ newest member, Elizabeth Fryman, at the Jan. 26 organizational meeting for the Board of DD.

Fryman joins the seven-member board, along with Deborah Tissot, Linda Allen, Cheryl Lyle, Karen Adams, Lynne Patton and President Sam Snyder.

Fryman is a Greenfield resident and has been very active in the developmental disability community. She currently serves as the co-leader of the Down Syndrome Associations of Cincinnati’s BACH Community Group (Brown, Adams, Clinton and Highland). She is a member of the Parent Advisory Council at Hopewell Center and the treasurer of the Greenfield Mothers Club.

The Highland County Board of Developmental Disabilities is comprised of residents of Highland County, appointed by the Highland County Commissioners and the Highland County Probate Judge.

“I am pleased to welcome our newest Board Member, Elizabeth Fryman,” said Superintendent Deb Buccilla. “She brings a wealth of experience and expertise as a parent and advocate, and will be a tremendous asset to our board as we continue to further our mission of enhancing the quality of life for everyone we serve.”


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