Patricia holds a RN degree from St. Francis School of Nursing and a Doctorate in Health Sciences from Sheffield University. She was sole founder and CIO of IKOR International Inc., providing patient advocacy and professional guardianship services to the profoundly disabled and seniors, a company that from Chester County has grown to more than 70 offices in 20 states. She has served as board member for the YMCA of Brandywine Valley and the Kennett Senior Center. She has the financial experience of successfully running a company and the assets of other individuals for many years. She has conducted her entire business career guided by the core values of integrity, transparency and trust, which she brings to County government. Patricia uses her corporate experience to ensure the Office of the Treasurer maintains tight accounting controls and the ability to innovate to improve services.

As a lifelong resident of Chester County, growing up in Coatesville, graduating from West Chester University, and living in Downingtown with his wife and daughter, Nick Cherubino is deeply invested in the future of his community and ready to serve as Controller. Nick is a CPA with over 15 years of experience in both the public and private sector and has built his career as a trusted leader with experience managing all functions of the Controller’s group including serving as Controller for a $25M contracting company. Nick is committed to serving with integrity and to always do the right thing.

Sophia manages and oversees all functions of the office: administration, investigations, transportation and morgue-related duties. She has supervisor-on-duty responsibilities and is the direct supervisor for the investigators. Her achievements include streamlining the budget process and changing how payments are made in order to enhance transparency. She sits on multiple task forces throughout the County, coordinating with local law enforcement and other agencies. With the Coroner she shares duties including signing death certificates by providing cause and manner of death. Previously, she worked for the State of New Jersey as a Death Investigator for 6 years. She holds a master’s degree in Forensic Medicine from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and a bachelor’s degree in Anthropology from California State with a certification in Forensic Identification, and has completed several internships and training programs. Sophia is certified with the American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators and is working on the next level of fellowship and certified with the Pennsylvania Coroner’s Education Board. She will be prepared to lead the office on day one and will keep pushing for a modern forensic facility that provides the proper safety mechanisms for the office to work in the most important of circumstances, like a pandemic.

Dr. Robert Singh is a retired vascular surgeon, small business owner, and longtime Chesterbrook resident running for re-election to the T/E School Board. All three of his children are proud graduates of Conestoga High School. As the Chief Medical Officer of one of the largest ambulatory infusion centers in Southeastern Pennsylvania, Robert brings deep experience in financial oversight, strategic decision-making, and community-centered leadership. He is committed to academic excellence, transparency, and using data to guide smart, student-focused policies.

Maryann Piccioni has lived in Easttown for 36 years with her husband Mike and their four children, all Conestoga graduates. First elected in 2021, she is seeking re-election to continue her work strengthening academic achievement and ensuring responsible planning for the District’s future. A former Development Director for Easttown Library, Maryann brings deep experience in community engagement, fundraising, and fiscal accountability. Her long history of service—from foster parenting to youth and library programs—reflects her commitment to supporting all students and families in T/E.

David Miller, a 27-year Tredyffrin resident, is running for re-election to the Board of Supervisors—this time for an At-Large seat. A retired senior executive and longtime President of the Chesterbrook Civic Association, David brings decades of leadership in both business and community service. He has prioritized fiscal responsibility, public safety, infrastructure improvements, and stormwater management. David and his wife Maureen raised their three children in Tredyffrin, and he continues to serve on several corporate and nonprofit boards, including Philabundance.

Hans van Mol is a lifelong resident of Tredyffrin Township and a proud graduate of Conestoga High School. With deep roots in the community, Hans is dedicated to bringing a new generation of leadership focused on respect, collaboration, and progress.

Hans currently serves as the District Operations Director for PA House Speaker Joanna McClinton, where he helps shape strategic initiatives and provides vital support to constituents. His role demands effective problem-solving, communication, and collaboration with diverse stakeholders—skills he’s eager to bring to Tredyffrin Township as Supervisor.

As President of the Pennsylvania Young Democrats, Hans has empowered young people to engage in their communities and shape the future. Locally, his service as Zone Leader for the Tredyffrin Township Democrats has promoted community involvement and civic engagement.

Beyond public service, Hans is a respected judge for competitive marching band competitions with Cavalcade of Bands. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Music Education from West Chester University, reflecting his passion for the arts and education.

Hans resides in Paoli with his dog, Zeke, who proudly accompanies him on neighborhood walks and community events. Hans is running for Tredyffrin Township Supervisor to bring fresh perspectives, foster collaboration, and advocate for progress that benefits all residents.