Board Members:
Granby Homes for Senior Citizens Board
Kim Becker, President, has an extensive background in local nonprofit leadership, fundraising, and governance. She serves on the Granby Commission on Aging, Connecticut Long Term Care Advisory Council, Granby Education Foundation, Justice of Peace, and Granby Ambulance Association.
Helen Frye, Treasurer, is a retired human resource executive who has served on many boards, including the Greater Hartford Arts Council and the Literacy Volunteers. She is on the Steering Committee of Granby Racial Reconciliation. Helen is also involved as a Friend of Hands On Hartford.
Valerie Raggio, Secretary, is a licensed clinical social worker with over 30 years of experience advocating for individuals and families and supervising Masters of Social Work interns. She also served on the Institute of Living patient family advisory board and teaches yoga.
Nancy Costopulos has over 30 years of experience in non-profit organizations in diverse roles, such as fundraising, marketing and, most recently, CEO. She is on several Boards in the area, including the Friends of Holcomb Farm.
Jen Affe Jones is the Office Manager at Farmington Valley Plumbing, a family-run business. She holds several leadership positions, including President of the Bradley Regional Chamber of Commerce and Auxiliary Member of the Granby Ambulance Association.
Andrew St. Onge is an AVP with Northwest Community Bank with extensive knowledge of the banking and financial world. He also serves on the leadership team of the Simsbury-Granby Rotary Club.
Neil Kraner is a local attorney whose practice has focused on protecting clients’ quality of life in the areas of estate planning, probate, aging transition, and long-term care since 1995. A long-time resident of Granby, Neil has served with the town’s commission on aging, inland wetlands commission and numerous other volunteer organizations. Neil and his wife Kim raised their three children in Granby.
Tricia Lapila has spent more than 15 years at both CIGNA and Prudential building a career at the intersection of real estate, design and project management. Tricia lives in West Hartford with her husband, teenage daughter and 3 four-legged kids. She manages multiple real estate rentals and consults on residential design projects.
Sandy Flagg, Ex Officio (Resident Association) has lived in the Stony Hill Village community for 13 years and tirelessly advocates for its residents. She is the Executive Director of Waste Not Want Not Community Kitchen and formerly owned The Trumpet Vine shop for over 20 years.
