2013 Lancaster Heart Ball Co-Chairs
Brian & Sandy Brightbill
The American Heart Association is pleased to announce that Brian and Sandy Brightbill will serve as co-chairs of the 2013 Lancaster Heart Ball. The 2013 Lancaster Heart Ball will be held Saturday February 2, 2013 at the Lancaster Country Club. Brian and Sandy feel very fortunate for the opportunity to raise money that will fund research for the prevention of a disease that affected both of their brothers.
Brian has been the General Sales Manager and Director of Marketing for Lancaster County Motors since 2009. Previously, Brian was the General Manager of Lancaster Preowned for over 15 years. In addition to his work with the American Heart Association, Brian and Lancaster County Motors are actively involved in the Lancaster Chamber of Commerce and Industry and various other local charitable organizations. Sandy is a Wardrobe Consultant with White House Black Market and has been volunteering with the American Heart Association since 2006.
Together, Brian and Sandy volunteered for the Youth for Christ Benefit Auction—an organization that reaches out to youth in neglected neighborhoods in the community-- for 15 years. Brian and Sandy have been married for 33 years and reside in Lititz. They have 2 children- a daughter who lives in Virginia with her husband, and a son who lives in San Francisco with his wife and their two daughters.
A Message from Our CEO
Together we are changing the way the world thinks about health and life. We’re transforming attitudes and behaviors, so people everywhere can experience the best possible health–today and for the rest of their lives … from generation to generation. Through research, education and advocacy, we are making an extraordinary impact … changing and saving lives — reducing disease, disability and death. The work that we’re doing … that all of YOU are doing … is leading to real, lasting change.
While there is much work ahead, we are in this together — for the lives of those we love. Thank you again for your generous support and unwavering commitment to our mission. You are making an impact on your community, on our nation and on the world.
Warm regards,
Nancy Brown
Chief Executive Officer
American Heart Association
