Patricia McMillan, President

Patricia McMillan has been a resident of Warwick for nearly 20 years.  For more than 30 years, as a financial executive, Patricia worked with some of the largest global organizations, as well as the largest national community development institutions (NCDIs), Foundations, and Not-for-Profits in the U.S. to facilitate growth and preserve and create jobs.

Currently a small business owner, Patricia assists businesses and individuals with strategic planning and tax issues.  The satisfaction of seeing helping clients grow their businesses and be able to contribute to their communities is why Patricia is thrilled to be of service to the Warwick community as we continue to evaluate sustainable, economic development opportunities and preserve and enhance the quality of life in Warwick for all residents.

Michael T. Hodge, Vice President

I've lived in Warwick for 4 years, but I have been an Orange County resident for 33 years. Current vocation: For profit/Not for profit Consultant. I view my affiliation with Community2gether as an opportunity to volunteer my skills and enthusiasm toward initiatives and projects that touch our residents in every corner of our town for the betterment of Warwick.

Beverly Braxton

Beverly Braxton has been a resident of Warwick since 1971.  She is a former Warwick teacher and since her retirement in 2010, has continued to work as an education consultant, adjunct professor, parent educator, and community organizer. Community2gether is the fiscal sponsor of Family Central, an all-volunteer parenting organization Beverly founded in 2014 and which she represents on the board.

Yolanda Sly

Paula Spector

Paula is a resident of Chester/Warwick since 1972 , she is an RN and Childbirth and Parenting Educator. Why is she with C2g? “I am representing Family Central whose mission is to provide support for families in the Warwick area.  I am happy to be involved with C2g because I believe in the importance of community and of being involved.”

Marsha Talbot

Marsha Talbot serves or has served on numerous boards of 501(c)3 and 501(c)4 organizations.  She is currently a board member of The Orange County Arts Council and The Pine Island Chamber of Commerce.  Marsha served for eleven years on the Pine Island Ambulance Corps and was one of the initial members of the ad hoc Committee whose efforts resulted in the creation of the Partners in Education (PIE) program in the Warwick Valley Central School District.  In the 1980s, when our area joined forces with our New Jersey neighbors to protect our water supply, Marsha served as Warwick’s representative on the New Jersey panel investigating the proposed radium dump in Vernon, NJ.  Marsha is an Associate RE Broker with Better Homes and Gardens Rand Realty, and a co-host of the weekly WTBQ radio show “The Real Real Estate Show.”