Board Members

Charles Rosamilia, Chairman

Charles Rosamilia, Jr. was born in Renova, Pennsylvania and received his bachelor’s degree from Lock Haven University and his Law Degree from Duquesne University School of Law.  He is Senior Partner in the Lock Haven Law Firm of Rosamilia, Brungard, & Rosamilia.  Charles Rosamilia served 10 years on the Keystone Central School Board, including a term as President. He currently serves as a Board Member of the Kettle Creek Watershed.

When he is not working, he can be found planting food plots at his farm or Leidy Camp property, which he hunts with his three sons and grandchildren.  Charles Rosamilia lives in Lock Haven with his wife of 42 years, Bonnie.

Tina Sabados, Treasurer

Tina has been a member of Keystone Elk Country Alliance since 2016 and became a life member in 2017.  She has served the organization as Co-Treasurer for the Ah’ Tic chapter since 2017.  Tina became Treasurer in December of 2020.

After graduating from the Pittsburgh Area School District in 1985, she advanced her education and attained a degree in Corrections Administration.  Through continuing education program at Point Park College, and further pursued courses in business administration and accounting.  Tina is employed by H&R Block for 20 years, serving on both the Franchise and Company side of the organization.  She served as management for 10 years and a Franchise Owner for 10 years.

My husband Mike, also a KECA life member, and I have been married for 30 years.  We are blessed to have two grown children and two grandchildren along with a Labrador Retriever, Shiloh.  We enjoy spending time in Elk Country seeking elk and exploring the great outdoors.

David Spigelmyer, Secretary

David is the President of Reliable Energy Consulting, a new consulting practice established to support those active in Pennsylvania’s growing energy sector.  Dave has more than 38 years of active service in the natural gas industry having worked in key leadership positions in Pennsylvania, New York, West Virginia, Ohio and Washington, DC.  He previously served as the President of the Marcellus Shale Coalition.  He was also a founding Board member of KECA and has served many other community organizations.

Dave grew up in DuBois, PA and is a 1982 graduate of Penn State University.  He and his wife Francie reside in Cranberry township, PA.    They have two children.

Rick Trude, Board

Rick Trude was born and raised in Keewaydin, PA. Graduated from Clearfield Area High School and received an electrical degree from DuBois School of Trades. In 1996 he formed Precision Installations, Inc., an electrical company specializing in Control and Building Automation Systems and is the President/CEO.

Growing up in elk country, he has always had an interest in elk. As he got older that interest has turned into a passion and need to see them prosper here in PA. Rick went on his first elk hunt in 1992, and continues to pursue them out west with bow and arrow.

Rick founded the KECA Clinton County Chapter in 2011, where he has been the chapter chair. Rick and his family are all Life Member, with his Grandson James becoming a Life Member before the age of one!
He and his wife Christa, reside on their farm in Mill Hall, PA.

Jerry Regan, Board

Jerry is no stranger to Elk Country and has been hunting and hiking Dent’s Run and the Allegheny Mountains for the last 25 years with his good friend and former board chairman Scott Dunkelberger. He has been working in wildlife conservation over the last 16 years and created a nationally award winning magazine Pennsylvania Wildlife. Currently Jerry is retired as the Director of Major Gifts for Penn State University and served as the president for the Wildlife for Everyone Foundation and Hawk Mountain Sanctuary. He led several capital projects including a fully accessible trail to the South Lookout at Hawk Mountain which was recognized in 2017 as the best accessible trail in the country by the American Trails Association.

Jerry worked with a passionate group of volunteers in building the Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art in Millersburg, PA and spent 10 years at Cornell University as the Deputy Director of the Johnson Museum of Art. He is a graduate of Shippensburg University and resides with his wife Janice and two sons Michael and Kevin in Corbettsville NY.

Scott Dunkleburger, Board

 Scott Earned his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Shippensburg University in Public Administration.

Scott retired after a 35-year career with the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development in 2020. He has served on the Board of Directors of the Ned Smith Center for Nature and Arts, the Board of Directors of the Keystone Elk Country Alliance including 3 years as chairman, the Board of Directors of the PA Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship, and the Board of Directors of the Perry County Economic Development Authority.

Scott resides in Shermansdale,  PA with his wife of 39 years, Joan.

Wayne McConahy, Board

Wayne McConahy was born in Altoona, PA, and graduated from Penn State with a BS and MS degrees in Industrial Arts / Technology Education.  Wayne and his family has resided in southeastern PA since 1973. He taught in Quakertown for 36 years and was a part of the SE PA consortium to transition teachers from IA to Tech ED. He served as president of the PA Technology Student Association Board of Directors and State Conference Director for eight years.

Wayne began hunting in the Quehanna Wilds in the mid 1960s.  He built a camp on Wykoff Run, Sinnamahoning, PA in 1968.  He and his friends have been following the elk since then. He started the KECA Lenape Wapiti Chapter in 2012 and is active an active member. He is a founding member and Life member of Keystone Elk Country Alliance, along with being a member of the habitat committee since the beginning. He and his chapter have been doing offsite parking for the Elk Expo for many years.

Wayne and his wife, Darcy, recently celebrated their 50^th wedding anniversary. They currently reside in Coopersburg, PA, along with their son, Rob, and their daughter, Kelly’s family reside in nearby Pennsburg. They enjoy watching and spending time with their grandsons, Jensen and Brannon.

Tim Lucas, Board

Tim is an educator, consultant, and author. For the first 30 years of his career he was in public education – teaching elementary school, grades 6-12 science, outdoor education, and math. He has been an elementary principal, curriculum director, Assistant Superintendent, and Superintendent of Schools in New Jersey.

He then started a consulting company based on his research and writing on building learning organizations, training school leaders, and facilitating multi-year projects that supports school communities and their stakeholders. Tim has worked across the U.S., Canada, Europe, and New Zealand, was a Professor of Practice at Lehigh University teaching graduate courses in educational leadership, and is a Board Member for the Institute for the Future of Learning, a non-profit research group in Boston.

Tim and his wife Shay, currently live in the DuBois, PA, enjoying  outdoor activities and  the great people they have met in the area. They are both trained first-responders for school crisis, volunteer teaching school fieldtrips for the ConEd programs, and serve on the Ah’Tic Chapter of KECA. They continue to explore the U.S. as they visit their children and grandchildren living across the country.

Alan Lichtenwalner, Ex Officio Board Member

Alan is the Regional Manager of the Northcentral Region for the Pennsylvania Bureau of State Parks.  He serves on the board ex-officio and as the liaison between DCNR and KECA regarding operational and lease relations.   He grew up in the Lehigh Valley and holds a bachelor’s degree in Parks and Recreation Resource Management from Slippery Rock University.  He started his career with state parks in 1998 serving in various field assignments around the commonwealth until attaining his current position as State Parks Regional Manager and currently resides in Emporium, PA.  Although a transplant to Elk Country, Alan couldn’t think of any better place to live and spends most of his leisure time in variety of outdoor recreational pursuits in and around the Pennsylvania Wilds.