Jerry Lorden, Terry Steinbach, Chris Everett, Elizabeth Carpenter

Terry Steinbach, ​President

Terry Steinbach in her fifth decade of living in Forest Park. She's a proud graduate of Garfield School, Forest Park Junior High and Proviso East High School. She currently serves as an Associate Dean at DePaul University's College of Computing & Digital Media. Terry is an avid quilter and would like all FP businesses and residents to participate in the society's quilt project.
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​Chris Everett, Vice President

Chris Everett is President of Everett Wealth Solutions, Inc. a Registered Investment Advisor and Fiduciary Financial Planning Firm located at 407 Marengo. She and her husband have been residents of Forest Park since 1999.  Chris is passionate about Forest Park and hopes you’ll consider membership if you are not already a member.  Please help us preserve our rich history.
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​Elizabeth Carpenter, Treasurer 

​Gerald Lordan, Secretary

Gerald Lordan has taught History at Fenwick High School for 25 years and served as St Bernardine School Principal. He is also a  member of the Forest Park Kiwanis Club and the Oak Park-River Forest Rotary Club.
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​Brian Kuhr

Brian Kuhr has lived in Forest Park for 20 years. He has a BA in English Literature from DePaul University and an MA in English and American Literature from New York University, where he is proud to have studied under the great American novelist Ralph Ellison. He currently works as a Research Education Analyst, and is an avid collector of books, records and miscellaneous ephemera. ​

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Jill Wagner, Board Member

Amy Bins-Calvey

Amy Binns-Calvey has been a resident of Forest Park for 22 years. She is a research specialist working on research and quality improvement projects at the Veterans Health Administration. She is a founding member of the Noble Fool Theater Company (now closed) and is a co-author of the long-running show, Flanagan's Wake. Amy has a special interest in the Haymarket Affair - previous to Forest Park, she lived next to the Haymarket in Chicago and now lives blocks from the martyrs' memorial. Amy is also a contributing author of Des Plaines River Anthology. ​