Riddle Village Executive Board Members
Daniel Kennedy
Director, Chair
Retired President/CEO, Riddle Hospital and the Riddle HealthCare Foundation.
Joseph E. Lundy
Esq., Director
Attorney, Non-Profit Law, Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis, LLP.
Robert F. Fischer
CPA, Director, Treasurer
CPA and Consultant, Fischer Cunnane and Associates, Certified Public Accountants; Director of the Riddle HealthCare Foundation from 2003 to present.
Elizabeth Craig
DNP, RN, FACHE, Director
Chief Nursing Officer, Pennsylvania Hospital – Penn Medicine.
Edward McKillip
Director, Vice Chair
Director of Finance – Main Line Health from 2004 to present; Riddle Hospital from 2011 to present.
Maria C. Bucco
DO, Director
Physician, Internal Medicine, Riddle Hospital.
Robert L. Sumner
DDS, Director
President, Serving at the Crossroads, from 2004 to present; Partner, Sumner, Spellman & Thompson Dental Practice from 1962 to 1998. Riddle Village Resident since 2010.
Thomas A. Goldsmith, Jr.
Director, Secretary
Founder and President of Flagship Capital Management
Rosemary Morse
Director
Director of Liturgy, St. Denis Parish, Havertown, A 1987-1993; Director of Liturgy, St Thomas of Villanova Parish, Villanova, PA, 1993-2009
Other Officers (Non-Directors)
Kimberly Roguszewski, President, Assistant Secretary & Assistant Treasurer
President/Chief Executive Officer of Riddle Village
Ronald J. Waterman, Vice President
Executive Vice President
Testimonials
It has taken a lot of the stress off my family members because they don’t have to worry. It means security. I’ve experienced Independent Living and Monticello, and I’ve made friends in both!
The population of our elders are living longer, and families are not always able to care for their loved ones on their own. One of the benefits of having Personal Care at Riddle Village is the 24-hour supervised setting that gives a structured environment. We provide emotional, physical, mental, spiritual, and social support. To sum it all up: we offer a loving, safe environment allowing our residents to live life to the fullest while providing assistance needed to maintain their dignity.