WABASH – The Honeywell Foundation announced the appointment of Sally Krouse, North Manchester, and Amy Sullivan, Wabash, to its board of directors. A native of North Manchester, Krouse is very active in nonprofit leadership serving as a board member for the Manchester Community Schools, the Learn More Center in North Manchester and DePauw University. Sullivan, a financial advisor at Edward Jones Investments, Wabash, also serves in a variety of community roles including the Honeywell House Board of Directors, the Honeywell Foundation Leadership Committee, and is a member of the board for the Community Foundation of Wabash County. Steve Ford, board president, commented that both Krouse and Sullivan are welcome additions to the board. He said, “The Foundation is pleased with these two fine additions to the board of directors. Both are heavily invested in their communities, and both are knowledgeable in non-profit organizations and processes.” Krouse and Sullivan join nine existing board members of The Honeywell Foundation: Angie Beauchamp, Phyllis Downey, Jerry Ferguson, Amy Ford, Steve Ford, Greg Garner, Dave Haist, Howard Halderman and Tade Powell. The Foundation also announced that three of its directors – Stephen Downs, John Forrester and James Ridenour – are retiring from the board after many years of dedicated service. “Steve, John and Jim have served the Foundation well; each having brought a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. We have appreciated their long tenures and steadfast dedication to the Honeywell Foundation,” stated Ford. Other elections announced by the Foundation were those of John Forrester and Stephen Downs as Life Members. They join the list of other elected Life Members who include Kim Clark, Larry Curless, Marilyn Ford, Richard Ford, Ken Grandstaff, Janet Halderman, Tom Hodson, Pete Jones, Hank Leader, Bob McCallen, Ralph Naragon, Naomi Porter and Chuck Tiede.
