MERCY does not have a one size fits all program. The school reshapes and reinvents itself to meet the needs of its children.

— Paul Fantetti

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The purpose of the Development Advisory Board (DAB) is to generate community recognition and support for Mercy Special Learning Center that is dedicated to the education, training and spiritual guidance of children and young adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities throughout the Greater Lehigh Valley.

Events hosted by members of the DAB include:  

  • Golf Outing 
  • Dinner Gala
  • Casino Night
  • Appreciation Luncheon

The board meets on the third Friday of September, November, January, March and May.  The executive committee meets on the third Friday of October, December, February and April.


Development Advisory Board Members:

Sr. Janet Baker, R.S.M.
Group Process Consulting

Ammon J. Baus
Willow Grove Bank

Lori A. Blake
Villanova University

Dr. Joseph DeFulvio

Lehigh Valley Hospital, Lehigh Valley Physicians Grp.

Robert DeSilver
Fulton Financial Advisors

Jim Friend
Office of Development, Diocese of Allentown
Advisory- Non Voting

Philip Fromuth, M.Ed.
Superintendent, Office of Education, Diocese of Allentown
Advisory - Non Voting

Chuck Genna
Genna Communications

Frank Godino, Honorary Member

First Star Bank

Armando Greco, Vice Chairman

LANTA

Christopher Groves

Safeguard

Gary Iacocca, Honorary Member
Yocco's Incorporated

Sr. Janice Marie Johnson, R.S.M.
Office of Education, Diocese of Allentown
Advisory - Non Voting

Bridget L. Muehlenkamp
Mercy Special Learning Center
Non Voting

Gerald D. Noll, Chairman

Allentown Mack

Sherry Quist, Secretary

Mercy Special Learning Center

John J. Simon
General Supply Co.

Jeff Straccia

Electro-Space Fabricators

Linda L. Wastella

Buckeye Partners LP

Charles R. Werkheiser

CC Inc. Construction Services

Vincent Wohlheiter

Community Representative

Mercy Special Learning Center

830 South Woodward Street - Allentown, PA - 18103

TEL 610.797.8242 FAX 610.797.9902

Mercy is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools