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Hannah Routly
Executive Director

Hannah Routly grew up in Warsaw and attended Lakefield District Secondary School.

After high school, she moved to Toronto to attend the University of Toronto and graduated with a B.A. in business administration.

After graduation, Hannah spent 5 years working for a small non-profit organization called “Share the Warmth”.

She moved back to the Peterborough area in 2003 and worked for 6 years as the Area Manager for the Heart and Stroke Foundation.

Hannah joined the Greater Peterborough Health Services Foundation as Executive Director in April of 2009.

Hannah also volunteers with the MS Society and is a board member with Kairos Non-Profit Housing of Peterborough.

Dennis Nephin
Fundraising Coordinator

Ron Black

Ron Black has been a board member through several transitions over the past 20 years from the former St. Joseph’s Hospital Foundation to the current Greater Peterborough Health Services Foundation. Ron is currently the immediate past Chair and has also served on several local and provincial boards including the Ontario Lung Association. Ron currently serves on the board of the Canadian Assistive Devices Association and the Community Provider Association Committee of the Ontario Association of Community Care Access Centres. Ron was elected to municipal Council in Smith Ennismore Lakefield for two terms. In addition to his Council duties, Ron Chaired the Smith Ennismore Police Services Board and the Fire Department Board for three years. Ron then became the provincial appointee and Chair of the Police Board for another six years after leaving politics. Born and raised in Montreal, Ron graduated from the Michener Institute in Toronto as a Registered Respiratory Therapist and moved to Peterborough to work at St. Joseph’s General hospital. Ron and his wife Sharon opened a home medical equipment business called Breox Medical Inc. in 1986 and eventually sold that business to his current employer. Ron attained his Master Black Belt in Six Sigma & Lean Productivity Management from BMGI and currently works as a Senior Business and Productivity Manager for Medigas, division of Praxair Canada Inc. Ron has a passion for many sports and has coached both boys and girls competitive and high school hockey teams over the past ten years. Ron and Sharon have chosen to raise their three children in the Peterborough area and both have a commitment to volunteerism and the improvement of access to primary care in this great community.

Laura Boden, BA CFP

Laura Boden joined the board in 2009 and is the Chair of the Allocations Committee. She attended Trent University and has a BA in Economics. Laura moved to Peterborough from Toronto in 1992 and is the owner of Boden & Associates, a Financial Planning firm, which was established 19 years ago. Wealth Preservation and Estate Planning for business owners and individuals are the focus of her business. Laura is also on the Board of Advocis in Peterborough from 2005 to present. She has obtained her CFP, CLU and RHU designations and continues her education. She enjoys living in Peterborough with her two children and hopes to give back to a community that has provided so much.

Sister Mary Connelly

Cynthia Hamu

Cynthia was raised in Toronto and moved to Peterborough in 1979 to start a family. She believed then, as much then as she does now, that Peterborough is the perfect blend of being a city with a small town feel and was pleasantly surprised to find that it is also the birthplace of many leading-edge ideas, one of the most recent ones being the Primary Health Care Services of Peterborough and their Family Health Teams. In 2008, Cynthia was presented with the opportunity to join the St. Joseph’s Care Foundation Board of Directors and she was eager to be part of this team whose focus was on community partnerships to enhance community health care needs. She believes that the transition to the Foundation forming a partnership with Primary Health Care Services of Peterborough [PHCSP], and the subsequent name change for the Foundation to Greater Peterborough Health Services Foundation [GPHSF] was a natural fit with their goal to serve community-based health care services. Now serving as the GPHSF Board Chair and working with the dynamic and dedicated team of professionals who serve on this Board, she is excited by the prospect that the sky is the limit for the difference the GPHSF can make, along with your contributions! When Cynthia isn’t working at her day job as Office Manager for The Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce, or doing volunteer work, she enjoys spending time with her family. Since arriving in Peterborough, some of her volunteer work has included serving on the Peterborough Remembers Committee (Treasurer), Festival of Trees, Hospice Peterborough, Relay for Life, Canadian Mental Health Services, Block Parents, Kawartha Heights Parent Teacher Association, and the Peterborough Historical Society. Cynthia has two grown children – a daughter, Mandy, who is a Clinical Counsellor with Community Counselling & Resource Centre and a YWCA Board Member; and a son, Joshua, who is a Combat Engineer with The Canadian Armed Forces. Cynthia and her family are committed to volunteering to make their community the best it can be.

Cammie Jaquays

Cammie Jaquays, B. Comm, M.B.A (Concordia), has over 25 years of Small Business experience. Cammie was the owner of Beaconsfield Bookstore in Montreal for 18 years before moving to the Peterborough area nine years ago to raise her family. In addition to teaching New Venture Planning and Design at Trent University, Cammie was a member of the Ontario Speed Skating Oval at Lakefield Board for close to three years, including the Chair of Finance position. Strategic and Business Planning Services experience includes the Ontario Speed Skating at Lakefield, Wayside Academy, Fairplay Communications, Hannivan Homes and many local small businesses.

Kris Keller

Janet McLeod

For the past 33 years Janet McLeod has helped people express their feelings with a living gift of flowers. Janet is owner of East City Flower Shop. Over the past years Janet has seen many changes in the business climate as well as the Peterborough area. It is with this in mind that Janet and her staff pay special attention to each order and give it the care it deserves. Janet is an active member of the Rotary club of Peterborough Kawartha, which is responsible for such projects as children's books in each Salvation Army Christmas hamper, Esker in Millennium Park, and the eradication of Polio worldwide.

Gregg Monti, CFP, FMA, CSWP

Gregg is a Senior Financial Consultant with MD Management Limited in Peterborough. MD Management is a wholly owned subsidiary of Canadian Medical Association Company. Gregg has over 12 years experience in the financial services industry as an Investment Advisor and Financial Planner and holds the Certified Financial Planner, Financial Management Advisor & Chartered Strategic Wealth Professional designations. Gregg has a proven track record of helping clients manage their wealth and achieve their financial goals by providing value added solutions such as retirement, investment, estate, educational and insurance planning plus assisting physicians through the incorporation process. Gregg lives in Peterborough with his wife Martha, daughter Avery and son Benjamin. Community involvement is very important to him. Currently Gregg is on the Board of Directors with the Greater Peterborough Health Services Foundation, he is also on the Finance & Investment Committee of the Peterborough Regional Health Centre Foundation. He was on the Board of Directors with the Peterborough Chamber of Commerce from January 2005 to December 2008 where he chaired the 2008 Policy Committee. He has also volunteered with with the Peterborough Community Action Plan to Reduce Poverty Cabinet, Junior Achievement and Easter Seals. He has also managed, coached & been trainer of his children’s various soccer and hockey teams.

Brent Tully

Sue Warrington

Jeff Ayotte

Catherine Johnston

Bill Casey

Bill Casey B.A., M.A., has been actively engaged in local, regional and provincial healthcare reform strategies since 1998. He has played a vital role in the development of the business case in support of the new 490-bed hospital in Peterborough which opened in 2008. As Past Chair of the Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Casey continues to have strong ties to the local business community. In 2006 the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care approved Peterborough’s Networked Family Health Teams, at which time Mr. Casey assumed the role of Executive Director, and began implementation of the business model and vision for Peterborough’s five Family Health Teams. Mr. Casey was instrumental in the evolution to Charitable Status for Primary Health Care Services of Peterborough which is now partnered with the Greater Peterborough Health Services Foundation, enabling the two organizations to work together to develop and financially support opportunities that further the delivery of community‐based care for the residents of Peterborough city and county. This new structure has greatly facilitated integration with community-based specialist services. This enhances the delivery of comprehensive disease management initiatives focused on prevention and population-health management.

Dr. Don Harterre

Dr. Harterre received a B.A. from McGill University and his MD from UBC in 1964 and started general practice in Peterborough in 1966. He was named Family Physician of the Year for Eastern Ontario, receiving the coveted Glenn Sawyer Award from the Ontario Medical Association for services to the profession and the community. He is a Certificant and a Fellow of the Ontario College of Family Physicians. Administrative posts have included President of the Peterborough County Medical Society, President and Vice-President of the Medical Staff of Peterborough Regional Health Centre (PRHC) and Chief of Staff, PRHC. Since retiring in 2002 he has been physician lead for Peterborough’s Family Health Teams.