Pathways Financial Credit Union
Board of Directors Election

Marsha retired from Delphi Automotive in 2008 after 30 years of dedicated service in the Finance Department as a Cost Accountant.

She was elected to the Western Credit Union Board of Directors—now Pathways Financial Credit Union—in 1990 and has served in key leadership roles, including Treasurer and Secretary.

Beyond her work with Pathways, Marsha has been deeply involved in community and volunteer service. She has served on her church Vestry as Treasurer, on the Episcopal Retirement Home Board of Directors, and as Chair of the Commission on National World Missions. Additionally, she has contributed as a Certified Tourism Ambassador for Experience Columbus and volunteered as an Airport Ambassador at John Glenn International Airport.

Currently, Marsha is engaged with Arizona Mosaic, an organization that provides housing and disability support for individuals with mental and physical challenges.

Lionel has worked at the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) for over 25 years, where he serves as an Agency Information Security Professional. In this role, he supports and maintains critical infrastructure that enables ODJFS to deliver essential services to residents of the State of Ohio. His professional background brings strong expertise in technology, security, risk management, and operational support to the credit union.

Prior to his career at ODJFS, Lionel proudly served 10 years in the United States Navy.

Lionel has been a credit union member for more than 25 years and currently serves on the Board of Directors for Pathways, as well as on the Ohio Credit Union League Foundation Board. He is an active advocate for the credit union movement and has traveled to Washington, D.C., alongside other credit union leaders to support credit union-specific legislative issues.

Demonstrating his commitment to strong governance and continuous improvement, Lionel has earned both the Certified Credit Union Board Member (CCUB) and Certified Credit Union Supervisory Committee Member (CCUSC) designations. He has also served as Band Booster President for his local high school.

Outside of his professional and board responsibilities, Lionel is an award-winning photographer, a highly sought-after DJ, and a devoted church member.

He and his wife, along with their two children, enjoy traveling and exploring new places and cultures.

Brian has been a proud Pathways member for seven years and has served on the Board of Directors for the past three years. He currently holds the position of Treasurer and actively contributes as a member of the Asset-Liability Committee, while also serving as the Member Business Loan Liaison. Previously, Brian supported the Nominating and Board Governance Committees.

Professionally, Brian is employed at AEP, where he has held leadership roles in Trading, Operations, Risk & Finance, and now serves as Director of Generation Resource Strategy. He earned his bachelor's degree from The Ohio State University's Fisher College of Business and an MBA from Ohio Dominican University.

Outside of work, Brian is passionate about giving back to the community and supports local charities including Charity Newies, Mid-Ohio Food Bank, and Wags-Inn Canine Rescue.

Don has been a dedicated credit union member for over 50 years and served on the Taleris Board of Directors for 21 years, including six years as Board Chairperson. He also held roles as Treasurer and Vice Chairperson. Don played an integral part in the merger of Taleris into Pathways.

Don retired in 2020 after a successful career spanning 40 years in engineering and project management. He spent 25 years with engineering consulting firms, managing projects and negotiating long-term contracts, and previously worked for various steel companies overseeing capital projects.

Don is a graduate from the University of Kentucky with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering.

Don is an active member of Brecksville Kiwanis since 2009, contributing to multiple community projects and serving on its board. He volunteers with the City of Brecksville, providing transportation for seniors to medical appointments, and spent 40 years as a high school football official.