GET TO KNOW THE Warminster Democrats SERVING THEIR NEIGHBORS AS TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS, Centennial School BOARD DIRECTORS, AND AT THE COUNTY LEVEL!

Brian Munroe

STATE REPRESENTATIVE, PA-HD144

Brian Munroe has spent all of his adult life serving his community. He was elected to and be sworn in as State Representative on January 3, 2023. He had previously been serving as Buck County Clerk of Courts since January 2020.

After becoming a volunteer firefighter and emergency medical technician at age 17, Mr. Munroe at 20 enlisted in the United States Navy. He served aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt during the Bosnia-Herzegovina conflict, and was awarded the National Defense Service Medal, the Southwest Asia Service Medal, the Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, the Navy Unit Commendation, the Armed Forces Service Medal, and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Medal.

Mr. Munroe pursued a career in law enforcement after his military service, becoming an officer for the Radnor Township Police Department in 2001. He attained the rank of corporal, and during his years of community policing he received commendations from Congressman Kurt Weldon and Mothers Against Drunk Driving.

A severe car crash and resulting surgeries ended his police career prematurely in 2011, but Mr. Munroe maintained his commitment to public service. In 2015 he ran successfully for a seat on the Warminster Township Board of Supervisors, where he has been an advocate for open space, green redevelopment and meeting the needs of the police department.

Kathy Frescatore

Township Supervisor

Ms. Frescatore is currently serving as Assistant Treasurer of the Board of Supervisors. She has resided in Warminster for 33 years. She was the former chairwoman of Warminster Township’s Communications Board. In addition, Katherine was a volunteer coach for a variety of Warminster’s Intramural sports teams for 27 years. She coached boys’ baseball, boys’ and girls’ basketball and girls’ softball. Ms. Frescatore was elected to the Board of Supervisors in 2015 and 2021, and currently is the Vice Chair.

Ken Hayes

Township Supervisor

Kenneth Hayes moved to Warminster with his family in 1995. He served the Warminster community as chair of the Environmental Advisory Council, as a member of the Budget and Pension Investment Advisory committees, and as an alternate on the Planning Commission. Mr. Hayes was elected to the Board of Supervisors in 2019 and currently is the Chair of the board as well as a member of the Warminster Municipal Authority board.

Judy Hoover

Township Supervisor

Judy Hoover is a retired member of (AFSCME), where she served in various capacities: 19 years as a Local Business Agent; 26 years as an AFSCME DC47 Delegate; 25 years as a Union Steward; Several terms as a Union Trustee; 18 Years as a Health & Welfare Fund Trustee; 6 years as a Legal Services Trustee; 4 years as a Legislative Coordinator. She is trained by AFSCME International in fiduciary trust issues for Treasures and Auditors. Judy has trained yearly with the Independent Employee Benefits Foundation and holds a Masters certificate with that group in Public Employee Benefit Trusts. Judy worked for the City of Philadelphia for twelve years as a Real Property Evaluator.  She lives in the Meadow Woods section of Warminster and has two grandchildren who attend Willowdale. She also serves on the Warminster Parks and Rec Board and is a member of the Friends of the Parks and Friends of Library as well as several other non-profit groups. Judy was elected as a Township Auditor in 2017 and Township Supervisor in 2019.

Patti Crossan

Centennial school director

Patti Crossan is a lifetime Warminster resident who has raised her family in the Centennial School District. She is currently a Pharmacy Technician (CPhT.) having worked for Abington Memorial Hospital and presently for an Insurance company assisting patients with medication services, member of Pennsylvania Farm Bureau for 10 years, and works with seniors to obtain library books. Patti was elected to the Centennial Board of School Directors in 2019 and has served as Board President.

TONY SADOWSKI

CENTENNIAL SCHOOL DIRECTOR

Tony Sadowski has been a Warminster resident since 2008. Father of two current Centennial students, he has been an active volunteer in our schools for many years. He has an M.S. in Digital Marketing from Temple’s Fox School of Business and studied Communications at Elizabethtown College. Tony joined the Centennial Board of School Directors in 2021, and serves as liaison to Klinger Middle School, liaison to PSBA, and on the Policy Committee.

Shelley eilenberg

CENTENNIAL school director

Shelley Eilenberg along with her husband and son, have been Warminster residents for 12 years. She currently works as a realtor in Bucks County and sits on the Warminster Township Environmental Advisory Council and Library Board. Shelley was elected to the Centennial Board of School Directors in 2019.