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Alliance for Aging Names Cyndi Guerra Chair of 2026-2027 Advisory Council

The Alliance for Aging has announced its Advisory Council for the 2026-2027 term, featuring a mix of returning and new members dedicated to supporting the organization's mission. Leading the council as Chair is Cyndi Guerra, joined by Vice Chair Lymari Rivera and Secretary Ramona L. Frischman, Ed.D.

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10/03/2026 · Downtown Miami edition

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The Alliance for Aging has announced its Advisory Council for the 2026-2027 term, featuring a mix of returning and new members dedicated to supporting the organization's mission. The council plays a crucial role in guiding the Alliance's initiatives and ensuring effective service delivery to the community.

Leading the council as Chair is Cyndi Guerra. She is joined by Lymari Rivera, who will serve as Vice Chair, and Ramona L. Frischman, Ed.D., taking on the role of Secretary. These officers will steer the council's efforts in providing strategic advice and oversight.

The Member-at-Large positions are filled by Edward S. Cooke, Lawrence S. Feldman, Ph.D., and Edward C. Powell. Their collective expertise and commitment are vital to the council's function. The advisory council is instrumental in shaping the Alliance for Aging's programs and outreach, ensuring they remain relevant and impactful for older adults in the region.

Additional members contributing to the council's diverse perspectives include Joe H. Baldelomar, Johevis Chiarello, Verania M. Hermida, Edeline B. Mondestin, Dennise Nicola, Gloria Orlandi-Kass, Raymond J. Reigadas, and Marjorie York. This group of dedicated individuals will work together to advance the Alliance for Aging's goals and support the well-being of the elderly population.

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