Leadership & Board of Directors

David was elected president and chair of The Vista School/Vista Foundation board of directors. A partner in the law firm of K&L Gates LLP, his practice focuses on commercial litigation and appellate work. Mr. Fine has been a member of the Vista board since its inception in 2000, and he has been active in autism and disability advocacy for many years. Mr. Fine has served on the Pennsylvania Special Education Advisory Panel, the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services autism task force, the Keystone Autism Services board of directors, and the Pennsylvania Autism Policy Workgroup. He is the father of an adult son with autism.

Michael was elected secretary of the Board. Dr. Murray is a child psychiatrist and associate professor of psychiatry at the Penn State College of Medicine, and director of the Division of Autism Services at the Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center. Dr. Murray’s ongoing research projects include study of the efficacy of multi‐media social skills training programs for adolescents and adults with high‐functioning autism and Asperger’s disorder. He is the director of the central region ASERT, an initiative of the PA Department of Human Services Bureau of Autism Services that aims to support underserved segments of the autism community. He is the father of an adolescent son with autism.

Katrina was elected treasurer of the board. A Certified Public Accountant, she is financial reporting manager for Delta Dental of Pennsylvania. Prior to holding that position, she spent eight years with PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP, where she conducted audits for clients ranging from small nonprofit organizations to large public entities. Ms. Young has been active in the Central Pennsylvania community as a treasurer for several nonprofit organizations. Her family of six includes members with Autism Spectrum Disorders, and she has become dedicated to assisting other families facing similar situations.

Richard of Camp Hill, was named to the Board of Directors of The Vista School® and the Vista Foundation. Mr. Kocher retired in 2014 as chief legal officer of Philhaven Hospital in Mount Gretna. Before attending law school full time and changing careers, he held senior executive positions at several healthcare organizations in the Harrisburg area. His most recent healthcare experience was as senior vice president/executive director of Mainstay/Magellan Behavioral Health, Camp Hill. Mr. Kocher holds a J.D. degree, M.S. in health services administration, and M.A. in clinical psychology. He is Board-certified in healthcare management and a life fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (LFACHE).

Anthony is a new member of the Board. As partner and chief financial officer of Reynolds Enterprises, Mr. Worrall focuses on strategic planning and asset development. Additionally, he is president of Reynolds’ restoration services and oversees its day-­to-­day operations, including administration, business development, project management, and staffing. A graduate of Leadership Harrisburg Area, he is a past recipient of a 40 Under 40 Award from the Central Penn Business Journal. He is a member of the Rotary Club of Harrisburg and a Bridges Member of the United Way of the Capital Region. He is the father of two daughters with autism and a son.

Andrew is a Partner of PricewaterhouseCoopers and has more than 35 years of experience as an audit and health care consulting partner. Andy also serves as the chairman of the board for Andrew’s Gift. He has served as the president of the United Cerebral Palsy of the Capital Area. Andy has two children and resides in Harrisburg with his wife, Dorothy. Andy and Dorothy Ward are Andrew’s parents.

Adeolu has served on numerous non-profit boards within the Central Pennsylvania community, including the Harrisburg Young Professionals and the Art Association of Harrisburg. Ade joined the Vista Adult Services Board in 2013 to work towards improving opportunities for his sister and all other adults with autism in the region. Ade is an attorney in the energy and environmental practice group at McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC, where he focuses on regulatory and transactional issues involving electric, natural gas, communications, and water utility services. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania and his Juris Doctor from Tulane University Law School.

Keith is a project director at the Penn State Hershey Medical Center, where he oversees the design and construction of large capital projects for Penn State University, and has a degree in civil engineering from Carnegie Mellon University. With his family, he moved to the area from State College to manage the building of the new Cancer Institute on the Hershey Medical Center campus. Sunderman and his wife were instrumental in helping to prepare Vista’s first homes for adults with autism. They are the parents of a high school student at The Vista School. “Working on the homes allowed Sue and me to envision what life after age 21 might look like for our Natalie,” he said. “Vista fills a tremendous need in society by serving this population and does it so incredibly well that it provides a tremendous amount of hope for the families and friends of those on the spectrum.”

Brandon is a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst and a Licensed Behavior Consultant within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. He has served as a Behavior Consultant within The Vista School® and is a certified coach of the Competent Learner Model. Brandon is also certified in customized employment by the Association of Community and Rehabilitation Educators. Brandon was an adjunct professor in the psychology department at Shippensburg University in 2014 and has supported research studies at the Penn State Hershey Medical Center. Brandon received his undergraduate degree from Elizabethtown College, his master’s degree from Shippensburg University, and certification in Applied Behavior Analysis through Penn State University.