Easter Seals Disability Services

People make the Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center a special organization!

Look closely at what makes the Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center unique from other health and human services providers, and it becomes clear: People are our greatest strength. Relationships between therapists and the individuals they serve, between teachers and preschoolers, between staff and parents, and between volunteers and staff help children and adults with disabilities gain greater independence. Click here for stories of tri-state children & adults who are reaching for their dreams.

With the support of board members, corporate sponsors, volunteers, staff, and local Easter Seals representatives, the EasterSealsRehabilitationCentercreates life-changing solutions so people with disabilities have equal opportunities to live, learn, work and play. Click on the links below to see examples of community support.
Grainger Foundation gives from the heart.
Pete, the mysterious donor with a heart of gold.

Board of Directors
A volunteer board of directors charts the path for the Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center. These committed individuals give their time, talent, and expertise to help the organization reach its goals and achieve its mission.

Board chairperson for 2013 is Amy Abbott (freelance writer). Members of the Executive Committee are Rob Bingham (German American), Mark Chumbler (St. Anthony’s Hospice), Jim Francis (Vectren), Jon Goldman (Kahn Dees Donovan & Kahn), Randy Hobson (Berry Plastics), Denny Quinn (Industrial Contractors Skanska), Jim Sandgren (Old National Bank), John C. Schroeder (Wabash/Crescent Plastics) and Mike Staubitz (Grainger Industrial Supply).

Other board members are: Gil Bockelman (E’ville Iron Street Rod Club), Al Bragin (inVentiv Commercial Services), Todd Chamberlain (Allied Waste Services), Derek Coe (GE Commercial Finance), Brant Kennedy (Harding Shymanski & Co.), Shelley Kirk (Fifth Third Bank), Dr. Michael McFadden (Orthopaedic Associates), Earl Milligan (MultiTek Digital Communications), Carlene Oliver (St. Mary’s Advanced Care Hospital), Laura Roop (Donaldson Capital Management), Ted Thompson (Working Distributors), Ben Trockman (former National Easter Seals Rep and community volunteer), Rick Voyles (Teamsters Local 215), and Arika Zink (WEHT Local/Local 7 WTVW).