Cashman and Napoleon named to Advisory Board

Pitt-Bradford has named two new members to its Advisory Board and reappointed 21 members.

Newly elected to the board are Maurice Cashman ’66 and Chris Napoleon ’87-’88.

In addition, George Repchick ’82, president of the Pitt-Bradford Alumni Association, was appointed an ex officio member of the board.

New member Cashman is mayor of the nearby City of Warren and an alumnus of the University of Pittsburgh, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering. He went on to earn a Master of Business Administration in finance from The Pennsylvania State University.

Cashman is retired following 23 years of employment with National Forge Co. and 2 ½ years as executive director of the Struthers Library Theatre. He also serves on the finance committee of St. Joseph Church, is a board member of Beacon Light Behavioral Health in Bradford and Stairways Behavioral Health in Erie and is a member of the Warren Lions Club.

Napoleon is the outgoing president of the Pitt-Bradford Alumni Association and the owner of Napoleon Engineering Services, a bearing inspection, testing and manufacturing company in Olean, N.Y.

He also earned his Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering from the University of Pittsburgh and a Master of Science in manufacturing management from Kettering University in Flint, Mich.

In 2009, he received the Pitt-Bradford Entrepreneurial Excellence Award.

New ex officio member Repchick has been a co-owner and partner in Saber Healthcare Group LLC since 2001 and serves as its president. He is the newly elected president of the PBAA, taking over from Napoleon.

Those being reappointed to three-year terms are Daniel J. Abrashoff, Gregory P. Bauer, Gregory W. Booth, Thomas R. Bromeley, Timothy B. Fannin ’78, John R. Foerstner ’79, Pamela B. Fredeen, Frederick W. Gallup, Harvey L. Golubock, Craig A. Hartburg ’73-’74, David G. Higie ’74-’76, William F. Higie, William M. Hill Jr., Mary M. Huber, Ann O. Kessel, Christopher L. Luke ’94, Raymond W. McMahon, Madeline B. Miles, Joanne Ryan ’99, Richard B. Seager and Stacy Sorokes Wallace ’01.

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