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Board Members - Officers
 Larry
Seibert (Lewisburg), Chairman
Larry is the
Regional Manager for the Ben Franklin Technology Partners, a
state funded economic development program that provides
technical, business and financial assistance to
entrepreneurs who wish to develop and grow companies in PA.
Larry loves the outdoors (backpacking, fishing, hunting,
birds and flowers). He also appreciates the heart that WGRC
has for the people of Central PA and the message of
encouragement and love that is sent out over the airwaves
each day. Larry says he appreciates being a part of a
ministry that is daily impacting lives for the Kingdom.
One of his favorite scriptures is Romans 8:38-39,"for I am
convinced that neither death no life, neither angels nor
demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers,
neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation,
will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in
Christ Jesus our Lord." |
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 David
Moyer (Sunbury), Vice-Chairman
David lives in Sunbury with his wife Rebekah and their two
children Megan and Micah. David is part owner/operator
of the family business Benjamin T. Moyer furniture store in
Sunbury, PA. One thing David appreciates about WGRC is
hearing a song that ministers to his heart. The songs
have truth that help through the work day. David is a
devoted Petra fan for 16 years and also enjoys tennis and
volleyball. One Scripture that encourages him is Micah
6:8 (which is where his son's name comes from) "he has
showed you, O man, what is good. And what does the
Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to
walk humbly with your God". |
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 Scott Hurst (Middleburg),
Treasurer
Scott lives in Middleburg with his wife Terri and their
three children Nick, Megan and Julie. In 1994, Scott joined
Bingaman & Son Lumber located in Kreamer, PA and is now
their Chief Financial Officer. He enjoys camping, canoeing,
family gatherings and has been a WGRC listener since he
began working for Bingaman. Scott is challenged by the book
of James, especially James 1:2-3 which says, “My brethren,
count it all joy when you fall into various trials, knowing
that the testing of your faith produces patience.” He is
thankful for the ministry of WGRC which provides
family-friendly, Christ-centered music and an avenue for
local ministries to announce their events. |
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 Sandra
Hare (Danville), Secretary
Sandra works in hospice care as a bereavement coordinator.
She also enjoys music, writing, reading, camping and playing
with her granddaughters. Sandra says she appreciates
the encouragement that WGRC offers. Her favorite
verses are found in John 10:27-30, "My sheep hear my voice,
and I know them, and they follow me, and I give them eternal
life and they shall never perish; and no one shall snatch
them out of My hand. My Father, who has given them to
me, is greater than all, and no one shall snatch them out of
the Father's hand. I and the Father are one". |
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Other Directors
Gary
Clark (Linden)
Gary works for the Department of Justice-Federal Bureau
of Prisons as a Program Manager
Specialist. Some of Gary's special interests are
volunteering, coaching baseball, basketball and football.
He also volunteers in the Dominican Republic four times a
year helping poor impoverished communities.
His
favorite Scripture is Ephesians 2:10, "We are His work of
art".
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it comes to WGRC Gary says he appreciates the staff and
their willingness to serve the community. "Integrity
counts for a lot and I have full confidence in the integrity
of all those who work for WGRC. The programming is a
side benefit which is second to none. The message is clear
and says what it means and means what it says. The music and
the messages always build you up and helps motivate and give
you purpose for living. IT'S THE BEST STATION!" |
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 Doug
Shumaker (Northumberland)
Doug was born and raised in Central PA and is the
President of Shumaker Industries, which manufactures drums
and replacement parts for concrete mixers.
Doug first began to wish that this area had a Contemporary
Christian music station as he traveled around the country
during the 70's and 80's. Today Doug says WGRC "is an
exciting ministry to be a part of because it reaches people
who may not be attending church. Most everybody listens to
radio at sometime and WGRC is able to give them good music
with a positive message." |
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Cindy Hokenbrough (Mt. Pleasant Mills)
Cindy has enjoyed listening to WGRC since it first came
on the air almost 20 years ago. "I was so grateful to find a
source for Godly insights and encouragement during those
years as a young wife and mother." As a returning board
member after several years on hiatus, she has been
encouraged to see how the outreach of WGRC has grown. Cindy
loves teaching third grade at Middleburg Elementary School
and helping her husband, Marlin, with his trucking business.
Many years ago she chose her life verses and has seen God
always faithful in His promises. Proverbs 3:5,6 say, "Trust
in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own
understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him and he will
make your paths straight." |
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Darin
Koss (Lewisburg)
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Weidman (Lewisburg)Larry’s vision for a contemporary Christian radio station
in Central Pennsylvania grew out of his interest in radio as
a young person and coming to understand how radio is an
effective tool in communicating the Christian way of life.
Larry is married to Janet who is the co-founder of WGRC, and
they are the parents of three, and grandparents of four.
Larry and Janet live in Lewisburg. Larry, in addition to
being the general manager, hosts the morning show and is the
primary host of the award-winning WGRC talk-show, “The
Matter At Hand.” Larry brings a unique perspective to radio
having been raised on a dairy farm near Millville and
spending fourteen years in the dairy and food processing
industry. Larry’s radio career began in 1966 at WPGM in
Danville. He is a 1976 graduate of the University of South
Carolina and worked as a news and public affairs director at WMHK in Columbia, South Carolina for four years,
before returning to Central PA in 1980.
Click here to email
Larry. |
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 Kevin
Williams (Montoursville) Kevin
has been the Manager for Christian Light Bookstore in
Williamsport for the past 20 years. He is a graduate of
Messiah and Ithaca Colleges and has been choir director and
worship leader at several Baptist churches in the area.
Kevin is a trombonist and is a member of various area music
groups including the Williamsport Symphony. Kevin also
loves to read and is an American History buff.
Kevin appreciates WGRC's award winning regional newscasts as
well as the Sunday morning worship music that he says,
"really gets you ready for corporate worship".
Kevin's favorite verse for strength and encouragement is
Isaiah 40:31 and as an instrumental musician he turns to
Psalm 150. |
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