Meet Our Board of Directors

Adam Bechler is senior vice president at Wells Fargo Advisors. He works with institutional investment committees and high net worth individuals to develop, implement and monitor various investment policies and strategies.  An advocate for supporting those suffering from various addictions and mental health disorders, Adam has been on the board of Recovery Resources since 2012 and is the current board chair. He previously chaired the Development Committee and has served on the Finance Committee and Investment Subcommittee. He enjoys traveling, exploring the Cleveland Metro parks and spending time with his family. Adam is a member of the Three Arches Foundation’s Community Advancement Committee.

Chesley Cheatham is director of Community Outreach and Engagement for University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center. She is responsible for the design, development, implementation and evaluation of education programming, as well as increasing cancer prevention measures and establishing sustainable partnerships with community partners. Chesley frequently contributes to professional research journals on the importance of creating a health literate environment to improve patient experiences and outcomes. She previously served on the board of the Cancer Patient Education Network and the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing.  A native of Houston, Chesley loves living in the Buckeye state and is still fascinated by snow. Chesley is a member of Three Arches Foundation’s Executive Committee, and serves as chair of the Community Advancement Committee.

Mary Anne Crampton is principal of MACC Partners, a consulting firm that specializes in organizational planning and strategic alignment in the nonprofit sector. Previously, she co-founded and was executive director of LakewoodAlive, Lakewood’s nonprofit development corporation. Mary Anne is the immediate past chair of Three Arches Foundation and is civically active in several local and regional initiatives, including volunteering her time locally and statewide for equity-informed and trauma-informed gun violence prevention strategies with Moms Demand Action. She recently concluded service as trustee and officer at St. Edward High School and has also served as board member and officer of the Beck Center for the Arts and former Lakewood Hospital Foundation. Every chance they get, she and husband Byron share delight in their granddaughters and exploring coastlines around the globe. Mary Anne is a member of the Three Arches Foundation’s Community Advancement Committee and is an ex-officio member of the Executive Committee.

Debbie Fedor is a senior marketing strategist to professional service firms and nonprofits, and currently serves as a family office director. She invests her financial, administrative, strategic planning, communication and grant making experience in serving nonprofit foundations and local Christian ministries, including In His Steps Foundation, Mission Increase Foundation, Community of Hope, and the former Lakewood Hospital Foundation. When she is not home in Lakewood with her husband, she is most likely visiting family, skiing, hiking, or traveling the world for global causes. Debbie is a member of the Three Arches Foundation’s Community Advancement Committee.

Chas Geiger is president and CEO of Geiger’s Clothing & Sports. He oversees the daily operations of the family-owned business while actively contributing towards the health, education, and overall welfare of the Lakewood community through civic leadership. He has served and supported numerous nonprofit and civic organizations including the former Lakewood Hospital Foundation, Lakewood Board of Education for twenty-three years with five terms as president, and was past treasurer and founding trustee of the Lakewood Public Schools Alumni Foundation. Chas recently concluded service as board chair of First Federal Lakewood. A lifelong Lakewood resident, he enjoys traveling with his wife and spending time as a doting grandfather to his grandkids. Chas is a previous chair of Three Arches Foundation and currently serves as a member of the Community Advancement and Financial Oversight Committees.

Seona Goerndt is president and CEO of Recovery Resources, a non-profit behavioral health agency that helps people triumph over mental illness, alcoholism, and drug addiction. With a keen understanding of the unique challenges and impact social determinants of health have on a community, she helps provide strategic direction and thought leadership centered on the need for accessible behavioral health care and services. Prior to joining the organization, Seona served on the Recovery Resources board of directors where she chaired the Development, Marketing, and Community Engagement Committee for two years. She currently serves on the board of the local chapter of the American College of Healthcare Executives. She and her husband reside in Chardon where they enjoy raising their three sons and walking in the wonderful park system. Seona is a member of the Three Arches Foundation’s Executive and Governance Committees.

Domonic Hopson is president and CEO of Neighborhood Family Practice, a Federally Qualified Health Center delivering high quality, affordable primary and preventative health care in a medical home setting with seven locations across Cleveland’s west side neighborhoods and Lakewood. Prior to this role, he was CEO of the City of Cincinnati Primary Care and assistant health commissioner of the Cincinnati Health Department across, including school-based and community health centers. Domonic previously held regional and operational management positions within the Department of Veterans Affairs at several VA medical centers. He was recognized as a 2024 “40 Under 40 Leaders in Minority Health” by the National Minority Quality Forum for making significant strides in enhancing health outcomes and addressing health disparities in our communities and a “Top 25 Emerging Leader” by Modern Healthcare in 2023. A resident of Rocky River, Domonic and his wife recently welcomed their first child. When not helping care for their newborn, he can be found exercising, investing in real estate, and travelling. Domonic is a member of the Three Arches Foundation’s Governance Committee.

Eric Morse is president and CEO of The Centers, a large nonprofit fighting for equity through integrated physical health and behavioral health, training and employment placement, early childhood education, and family services. A licensed independent social worker, he has served in various leadership and clinical roles within the health and services sector for more than 20 years, most recently as CEO of The Nord Center and previously chief operating officer at FrontLine Service. Eric's career has been led by a passion to end suffering by making access to evidence-based behavioral health care as easy as possible, and by working collaboratively with other community providers to break down systemic oppression. He and his family reside in Lakewood where they enjoy the parks and all the great places to eat. Eric is a member of the Three Arches Foundation’s Executive and Community Advancement Committees.

Selina Pagán is the executive director at The Young Latino Network, a nonprofit organization working to cultivate community care and positive action through community-building, civic engagement, and advocacy. She started her career at the Northeast Ohio Hispanic Center for Economic Development and later worked at MetroWest Community Development Organization as the Economic Development Coordinator. Selina has been recognized for her continued leadership and contributions in addressing the pressing needs and advancing the interests of the Latine community. She was named as a “Twenty in their 20s” honoree in 2017 by Crain’s Cleveland Business, recognized as a Northeast Ohio “Top 25 Under 35 Movers & Shakers” in 2018, and selected as a Forbes “30 Under 30 Local Lister” in 2023. Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, Selina treasures her Puerto Rican heritage and loves traveling back to the beautiful island of Puerto Rico to connect with her cultural roots. She enjoys running on various Cleveland Metroparks trails and spending time with her beloved niece and nephew. Selina is a member of the Three Arches Foundation’s Community Advancement Committee.

Lee Peña is the fiscal officer at Hispanic UMADAOP, a nonprofit focused on empowering the Hispanic/Latinx and larger community to reduce the negative impact of alcohol, drug abuse, and violence through culturally sensitive, holistic prevention, education, intervention, treatment, and re-entry programs. He is a Certified Treasury Professional and holds Financial Securities Industry Essentials and Series 6 licenses. Prior to working in the nonprofit sector, Lee was the finance director at TravelCenters of America Inc. where he oversaw the Treasury and Credit Department, and manager in the Treasury and Financial Shared Services Departments at The Sherwin-Williams Company. A resident of Avon Lake, he and his wife have two adult sons and can be found spending time with their large families, volunteering at a local food pantry, traveling, and enjoying eclectic tastes in music, cuisine, and theatre. Lee is a member of the Three Arches Foundation’s Financial Oversight Committee.

Seronica Powell is director of finance for The Center for Black Health & Equity, a national nonprofit that focuses on the facilitation of programs and services that promote health equity for people of African descent. An accomplished professional with over twenty years of experience in the nonprofit sector, she is deeply committed to working with underserved populations, advocating for their needs, and providing exposure opportunities to help bridge gaps in services and resources. Seronica serves on the Ohio Equity Team and sits on the board of trustees for Near West Land Trust, TechBOOM, Cleveland Housing Network, and Tremont West where she is board president. Residing in the Tremont neighborhood, she takes pride in being a mother to two young adults and two beautiful dogs, and finds joy in traveling, cooking, and spending time with family and friends. Seronica is a member of the Three Arches Foundation’s Executive and Financial Oversight Committees.

Sabrina Roberts is senior advisor to the Cuyahoga County Executive with specific focus on the Department of Health and Human Services. In this appointed role, she evaluates and provides guidance on critical issues, programs, partnerships, and employee engagement, and assists with efforts to advance racial equity and promote inclusion efforts across the county government. Her collective leadership, strategic planning, and project management experience in health policy, programs, and services helped strengthen access to quality health care for underserved and uninsured populations. Sabrina’s volunteer work has been dedicated to a myriad of boards and initiatives including March of Dimes Northeast Ohio Division, Maternal Child Health Committee of Ohio, Our Wellness Network, and Pregnancy and Infant Loss Committee. A resident of Lakewood, she can be found spending time with her husband and daughter watching movies, trying new restaurants, and volunteering with the Lakewood School’s PTA. Sabrina is a member of the Three Arches Foundation’s Community Advancement Committee.

Doug Spiker is partner in charge, Cleveland Office and practice group manager, Employment Services for Roetzel & Andress. Doug currently serves on the board of directors for Roetzel & Andress and is a member of the board of trustees at Playhouse Square. Previously he served on the board of trustees for the former Lakewood Hospital Foundation. Residing in Rocky River with his wife, Doug enjoys playing golf, attending Broadway shows, and spending time with his grandson, George. Doug is vice chair of Three Arches Foundation and is a member of the Executive Committee and Governance Committee, where he serves as chair.

Becky Starck, M.D. serves as vice president and chief medical officer for Cleveland Clinic Avon Hospital in addition to a thriving OB/GYN clinical practice. She brings to the foundation a unique perspective and experience in overseeing a state-of-the-art community hospital in Northeast Ohio along with expertise in strategic planning, service to the community, and clinical acumen. As Chair, Regional Department of OB/GYN, Cleveland Clinic Women’s Health Institute, Dr. Starck led efforts to address infant mortality as well as care coordination for pregnant women experiencing substance use disorders. She is currently on the board of the Lorain County Community College Foundation and the Second Harvest Foodbank. Dr. Starck, along with her husband and five children reside in Lakewood where they enjoy the lake in the summer and convenience of local ski hills in the winter. Dr. Starck is secretary of Three Arches Foundation and is a member of the Executive and Governance Committees.

Pat Sullivan is senior managing director at Monticello Associates focused on client portfolio management and investment manager evaluation. Previously, he served as president of Parkwood Trust Company leading all aspects of investment management and began his career at Jones Day as a corporate and restructuring lawyer. Pat has served as chairman of the board of trustees of the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland, trustee of the Mandel Foundation, and on the Business Advisory Council of the Farmer School of Business at Miami University. Currently, he serves on the board of trustees of St. Ignatius High School and also as chair of the St. Ignatius Investment Committee. He and his wife Nancy – proud parents to five children – reside in Lakewood and enjoy running, sailing and cross-country skiing. Pat is treasurer of Three Arches Foundation and is a member of the Executive Committee and Financial Oversight Committee, where he serves as chair.

Ben Tomins is senior manager within the Accounting Reporting & Advisory group for Deloitte & Touche LLP. He is a certified public accountant in the state of Ohio with twelve years of combined experience providing accounting advisory services, specializing in complex accounting issues and transactions for both public and private companies, and previously as an external auditor. He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants, and named as a “Twenty in their 20s” honoree in 2019 by Crain’s Cleveland Business, recognized for his community involvement and leadership. Ben played an active role on LakewoodAlive’s board of directors for five years where he served as Treasurer, co-established the Investment Committee, and participated on the Finance and DEI Committees. A resident of Avon Lake, he and his wife enjoy a round of golf together and watching their two young daughters play at local playgrounds with Monty, a ‘mini’ Irish Wolfhound/Terrier mix. Ben is a member of the Three Arches Foundation’s Financial Oversight Committee.

Allison Urbanek is president of Barton Communities, an organization dedicated to providing safe and affordable housing to aging adults. Her work focuses on resident engagement, ensuring all residents have access to diverse and creative activities that promote community and connection while reducing isolation. She also leads the non-profit work of the organization working to continue to build on the legacy of our over 60 years of providing affordable housing for older adults in our community.  A Lakewood resident, she and her husband can be found walking around town enjoying the restaurants and shops. Allison is a member of the Three Arches Foundation’s Community Advancement and Governance Committees.

Monica Yepes-Rios, M.D. is an internal medicine physician at the Cleveland Clinic Ohio City Hispanic Clinic, and Medical Director for Cleveland Clinic’s Community Health Strategies, Chronic Disease Management, and Food as Medicine. She provides primary care services to patients in a bilingual/bicultural setting and is actively strengthening community partnerships to advance the health and wellness of our communities. Dr. Yepes-Rios is an Associate Professor at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine and is the Assistant Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for Students at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. A native of Colombia, Dr. Yepes-Rios enjoys stand up paddling, hiking with her spouse and Australian cattle dogs, and spending time with her children and family across the nation. Dr. Yepes-Rios is a member of the Three Arches Foundation’s Community Advancement Committee.