Executive Committee

 Christie Baltodano has served as an esteemed volunteer docent for MCHA and is actively involved in community affairs including as former treasurer of the Middletown Newcomers Club. Christie and her family are neighbors of The Association’s Taylor-Butler House in the Middletown Village Historic District.

R. Glenn Cashion serves as a Monmouth County Historical Commissioner and was a contributor to the recent MCHA exhibit “Springsteen: His Hometown”. A baseball historian, Glenn has extensively researched the role Freehold played in the evolution of America’s pastime.  Glenn is a veteran of the US Marine Corps Reserves, an active Brown University alumnus, and member of the Freehold High School Hall of Fame.  He and his wife live in Middletown.

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Tom DeFelice III is the Center Operator of Circle BMW, a local family-owned business for over forty years.  He also serves as its Vice President and General Counsel.

A fourth-generation Monmouth County resident, Tom has spent most of his life living and working in the area. He is a graduate of St. Leo’s and Christian Brothers Academy in Lincroft and he earned a graduate degree from Monmouth University. In addition to MHCA, Tom serves on the Board of Trustees of the Riverview Medical Center Foundation. Tom and his wife, Kaitlyn, make their home in Red Bank.

Leslie Moraller Clark is the fourth generation of the Moraller family to reside in Monmouth County. She is an executive board member of the Shrewsbury Towne-Monmouth Chapter, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. In this position, she recently spearheaded the restoration of the picket fence at MCHA’s Allen House.  Leslie and her husband make their home in Locust.

Lynne Taylor Clemmons served for 35 years as a health care professional, most recently as a Rapid Response Nurse at Monmouth Medical Center. A Life member of the North Shore Area Section (NSAS) of the National Council of Negro Women, Inc, founded by the respected local educator Mahala Atchison. Lynne also mentors teen girls through Aslan Ministries.  Lynne resides in Tinton Falls with her mother who was a student of Ms. Atchison. 

Charles Jones III Ed.D rejoins the MCHA Board of Trustees following a hiatus during which he served as Interim Director of the Association. Recognized for his commitment and service to MCHA as the 2019 Garden Party Honoree, Dr. Jones carries on his family’s legacy of commitment to the organization begun by his great-grandmother, Mrs. J. Amory Haskell and continued by his mother Hope Haskell Jones. Dr. Jones is Founder and Principal of Jones & Associates, an educational and non-profit consulting firm, President of the Rumson Board of Education and Treasurer for the Board of Trustees of Mary’s Place by the Sea. Dr. Jones and his family live in his childhood home in Rumson.

Betsy O’Connor is a leading real estate agent with Heritage House Sotheby’s International Realty in Rumson.  Her roots in Monmouth County stretch back many generations. Betsy is a former Trustee of the Education Foundation of Little Silver (EFLS) and  volunteer at Lighthouse for the Blind and Memorial Sloan Kettering and is currently advocating for animal rights and environmental issues. Betsy and her family reside in Little Silver.

Melissa Ziobro served as guest curator for the MCHA exhibits “Tracking Sandy: Monmouth County Remembers,” “Monmouth County, 9/11 and its Aftermath” and co-curator for “Springsteen: His Hometown.”  Melissa is Monmouth University’s Specialist Professor of Public History, President of Oral History in the Mid-Atlantic Region and editor for New Jersey Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal.  In addition, she is currently a trustee of the NJ Vietnam Veterans Memorial Foundation, a member of the Board of Directors of Preservation NJ as well as serving with a number of history-oriented organizations. Melissa is also the former command historian at the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command, Fort Monmouth, NJ.  Melissa and her family live in Toms River.