About

Board President

Tom Lacey

Having served the Brownsburg community in youth activities, church volunteer and town government advisory capacities for many years, Tom Lacey was considering other service opportunities when he learned of BOAA. He immediately liked the idea of service for our elderly.  He joined the BOAA Board of Directors in 2016. He has found the organization to be very devoted and committed to making our members' lives more enjoyable and satisfying. Tom presently serves as our Chairman of the Board.

Secretary & Co-founder

Jennifer Cox

One of the founders of the Brownsburg Older Adult Alliance (BOAA),
Jennifer Cox serves as secretary. Jenn saw a tremendous need in the
Brownsburg community when her mom needed activities with other
seniors. Jenn recognized that seniors connecting with each other would
lead to a better quality of life in Brownsburg. Jenn was unable to achieve
this for her mom, as she was already suffering from Alzheimer’s, but Jenn
knew the key to helping other seniors was co-founding BOAA.

Even though Jenn now resides in Michigan, she is still engaged with the
needs of seniors within our community. Some of her favorite services she
helped to create at BOAA are the Newsletter, Hand and Foot Card Club,
Lunch and Take, the Fall Leaf Cleanup, and of course the Holiday Drive,
since that was BOAA’s first project in 2015. Lastly, one of her favorite
things to see is the smiling faces of seniors she has had the pleasure of
knowing through BOAA.

Treasurer

Tom Kmetz

Tom Kmetz has lived in Brownsburg for 20 years with his wife and 2 sons.  He is a CPA and works at Mid America Clinical Laboratory as Chief Financial Officer.   He is very interested in helping our local seniors and building programs for them. Tom has supported BOAA almost from the beginning with donations for the Holiday Drive.  He is glad to be a member of the Board and is looking forward to growing BOAA.

General Board Member

Vicky Byarley

Originally a Michigander, Vicky Byarley has lived in Indiana since 1993. She’s mom to a daughter working on a masters in public policy at IUPUI and a rescue dog. A long-time worker in retail, Vicky has been in management the last 30 years. Taking a well-deserved break due to health issues, Vicky now works part-time at the Brownsburg CVS. With some spare time on her hands, Vicky was drawn to BOAA. Her grandmother, the most important person in her life as she grew up, taught her many life lessons, so Vicky sees working with seniors as a natural fit.