BOARD MEMBERS

Dana Altenburger,  Becky Altic, Bruce Cather, Margaret Cordill, David Dow,  Allyson Frink, Tamara Harvell, Susan Holifield, Kyle Kapper, Jared Lacy, Meghan Roller, Archana Shekara, Dave Templeton, Taylor Williams,  Ben Wright.

Susan Holifield's career led her to be a long term care administrator for over 30 years for Heritage Health in Colfax and Bloomington, IL.  Susan recently retired bringing many transferable skills to MCAC including managing a 5 million dollar remodel, human resource policies and procedures, budget management, regulations compliance, supervising 125 employees, contract approvals, organizational skills, project management and managing Covid while still providing quality care to our clients.

Susan has been taking painting, drawing and Jewelry making classes for over 10 years.  Her painting classes have led her to develop her own website which you can view at susanholifield.com.  She enjoys baking and gardening.  Susan has lived in the Bloomington/Normal community since 1973.  She was originally from the Chicago Area.  Susan has been married over 50 years and has 2 grown children.

Susan has been a supporter of MCAC for many years and feels her board membership is a way he can continue to serve.

Dana Altenburger moved to Bloomington in 2011 to join the medical staff at BroMenn Medical Center. Dana is on the board at Wish bone, a rescue and adoption for dogs organization. Dana’s husband, Santino Lamancusa, owns The Hangar Art Company in downtown Bloomington. Her favorite leisure activity is reading books with her rescue dogs.  Dana is the Chairperson of the Exhibition Committee and Finance

    Margaret Cordill fills her life with a tapestry of color, texture, and light. Her love of art is a palette that infuses her world with creativity and inspiration. She firmly believes that art is not a luxury but a necessity, advocating for everyone to have access to its transformative power. Her life includes an amazing husband, two fantastic daughters who bring immeasurable joy and a charming Yorkie companion. In 1994, Margaret traded the Kansas plains for the landscapes of Bloomington, where she has worn many hats - from a dedicated stay-at-home mom to a nurturing preschool teacher and a caterer.Beyond her roles, Margaret possesses a great desire to give back. She has served on numerous boards and enjoys participating in many other volunteer opportunities. She finds beauty in the details, whether it’s collecting art, capturing moments through photography, or exploring nature’s wonders on hikes.  Margaret enjoys cooking, is a perpetual learner, and a has a chronic case of wanderlust.  She looks forward to all that awaits her in her second term on the board at the McLean County Arts Center.