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Hungerford, Ellington-Twitty named to new NBA posts
St. LOUIS (DNS) - - Frank G. Hungerford and Norma Ellington-Twitty
recently were promoted to new administrative positions in the National
Benevolent Association.
Hungerford was named chief executive officer of NBA Lifestyles, Inc. As
head of the new NBA division, he will oversee development of new
middle-income and low-income housing throughout the United States. Under
his direction, NBA will move forward with a new strategy to provide senior
housing for people with average incomes.
Ellington-Twitty is now chief executive officer of the new National
Benevolent Foundation. In the new position she will focus on fund raising
and "friend-raising" for NBA, primarily in St. Louis. She will be the
association's community presence in Greater St. Louis, serving as a
liaison to community organizations, local colleges and universities, and
foundations.
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NBA announces new staff assignments
ST. LOUIS (DNS) - - Several persons were appointed to new positions with
the National Benevolent Association, beginning Sept. 1.
Mike Spencer is now vice president of Older Adult Services. The new
department has offices in Des Moines, Kansas City, Indianapolis and St.
Louis. He will supervise related facilities and programs throughout the
United States. Spencer will be based in Indianapolis. Since joining NBA in
1992 he has been a regional manager for NBA facilities and programs in
Indiana and Florida.
James K. Frazier and Karen Vroman were named associate vice presidents
for older adult services. Operating from Overland Park, Kan., and Des
Moines, they will supervise several NBA older adult facilities in the
Midwest. Frazier recently served as a regional manager responsible for
eight NBA older adult facilities. Vroman previously was associate vice
president for health care and older adult services in the department of
program, planning and evaluation.
Cheryle Dyle-Palmer was promoted to vice president of children and family
services. As head of the new department, she will oversee NBA programs and
facilities for children, families and differently abled individuals. Since
1998 she has been associate vice president for children, youth and
families.
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