Posted 2/16/11
Foundation Elects Sharon Lowry and Jack Lohbeck to Board

            Two active members of the Centerville-Washington community have been elected to the Board of Trustees of the Centerville-Washington Foundation.
 
            They are  John W. Lohbeck, Director of Business Consulting, Battelle & Battelle, and Sharon A. Lowry, a retired administrator from the Great Oaks Institute, the largest Joint Vocational School District in Ohio.  
 

            Earlier in his career, Jack Lohbeck, a Certified Public Accountant, was President and Chief Operating Officer of the Wagner Group of Companies in Dayton.  He is chairman of the Miami Valley Hospital Foundation, a past president of the Rotary Club of Dayton, and is a member of the Property Review Commission for the City of Centerville.

 
            Sharon Lowry is a deacon at Southminster Presbyterian Church and a member of the Noon Optimist Club of Centerville.  She is a board member of the Boonshoft Museum and was co-chair of the silent auction of the Nike and Buy.Com PGA tours, which had been held at Yankee Trace.
 
            Founded in 1998, the Centerville-Washington Foundation has been highly successful in helping people through grants and in helping donors find the best ways of contributing to worthy causes.
 
            The Foundation’s grant programs have helped children, seniors, and at-risk populations, as well as provided support to local arts and humanities, conservation and environment, education, health and social service organizations. For more information, please contact Bob Daley at 433-0811.
  

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