June 2024 – Fulton County Council on Aging

Tiffany Lukens • 31 December 2024

June 2024 – Fulton County Council on Aging

December 31, 2024

A group of people standing in front of a Pitkin County Community Center sign holding a Sun Way sign in an outdoor setting.

Pictured left to right: FCCOA staff Lisa Byers, Kathy Hawke, and Doug Beller, Chamber Ambassador Amber Basham with Life Care Center of Rochester, FCCOA Board Member Kendra Chudzynski, Chamber Board Member Hillary Tilden, FCCOA staff Mona Elsea and Rusty Moore, Chamber Board Member Jessica Riffle and Justin Brady, FCCOA Board Member Todd Montel, Chamber Treasurer Lindy Breeden, Chamber President Taylor Showley, and Chamber Director Jillian Smith.

Please enjoy this interview with Executive Director Doug Beller:

How long has Fulton County Council on Aging been serving Fulton County?

Fulton county Council on Aging was started in 1974, making this our 50 ^th year!

What types of social/recreational programs do you offer?

We have Bingo, Monday, Tuesday, and Friday – Euchre and Dominoes is on Tuesdays - Bridge is on Thursday - Chair Volley Ball is Monday, Wednesday and Friday - Chair Yoga is Thursday mornings - Craft classes are Tuesday, Thursday, and Fridays!

Introduce us to some of your staff:

Our staff is Rusty Moore, Transportation Supervisor (Transpo), Lisa Byers (Activities and AR/AP Payroll), Mona Elsea (Activities), Kathy Stephens-Hawke (Crafting Director), and myself Doug Beller (Executive Director).

How does Fulton County Council on Aging stay involved in the community?

We stay involved in the community through Transpo, which runs Monday thru Friday 7am to 5pm. We offer live entertainment on occasions, serve lunch Monday thru Friday (supplied by Area Five Agency). All of our activities are open to the public!

Can community members get involved/volunteer at the center?

We are always looking for volunteers to help at the front desk and other activities throughout the week. Give us a call for more info!

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1. For those in our community who may not be familiar with Mustangs to Fear, tell us a little about what you do and the products and services you offer. In addition to restoring/building classic Mustangs, we have also developed a line of custom parts for 1965-70 Mustangs including suspension, interior, fiberglass, and engine swap parts. 2. How did Mustangs to Fear get its start, and what inspired you to build a business centered around the Ford Mustang? After working in the truck accessories and collision industry for several years, the company gradually settled on Mustangs. After getting frustrated at how much extra effort it took to make the products on the market fit, we decided it would be better to develop our own. 3. Mustangs to Fear serves customers well beyond Fulton County. Where are some of your customers located, and what might surprise people about the reach of your business? We ship our products all over the world. After the USA, Canada, Australia, and Europe are our largest markets. We frequently have customers come to our shop from eastern Canada and occasionally from western Canada to pick up their orders and tour the shop. 4. What goes on behind the scenes at Mustangs to Fear that the average person driving by your business might never realize? Probably the global reach of our business and our reputation for quality parts and outstanding customer service among those looking to restore their classic Mustang. 5. What do you enjoy most about operating Mustangs to Fear right here in Fulton County, and what has being part of this community meant to your business? We have the best customers and a truly outstanding team at MTF! Nearly all of the parts we sell are manufactured within 100 miles of Rochester. Not only buying American but also supporting local business is very important to the continued success of MTF

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