Frank Wood

Absent: Frank Wood, Daytona Beach Community College Instructor.
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An instructor at Daytona Beach Community College, Frank Wood teaches Air Conditioning Engineering and Refrigeration Technology for the two-year Certificate Program.He is also a Quality Assurance Engineer, responsible for project development and supervision for large U.S. Air Force Medical Centers.He is a graduate of Southern Technical Institute; a division of Georgia Tech. Wood is a former owner of Comfort Service, Inc. in DeLand.Born in Hanover, New Hampshire, Wood has lived in West Volusia for over twenty-four years.Civic and community activities include membership in the DeLand Area Chamber of Commerce, serving as its President in 2002.A Rotarian since 1974, Wood served as President of the DeLand Breakfast Rotary Club, and oversaw the development/construction committee of his church.

Members, who will serve one-year terms and meet quarterly to discuss opportunities and issues, include Michael F. Beckman, co-owner of Hill and Beckman Inc., a real-estate investment company, and Family Realty of Central Florida; Andy Kelly, owner of Mid-Florida Septic Service and a real-estate investor; Edward Hurston, president of Wonderwood Corp., a wholesale and retail manufacturer of wood products; Mary Reynolds, owner of the accounting firm of Reynolds and Razza; Lisa Ford Strobeck, land-management coordinator for Ford Properties; Mark A. Watts, an associate member of the law firm of Cobb and Cole of DeLand and Daytona Beach; Susan Woosley, owner of Westside Title; and Frank Wood, air-conditioning engineering and refrigeration technology instructor for Daytona Beach Community College.

Chosen were Michael F. Beckman, co-owner of a real estate company; Andy Kelly, owner of a septic service company; Edward Hurston, president of a wood-products manufacturer; Mary Reynolds, an accounting firm owner; Lisa Ford Strobeck, land management coordinator for her family's real estate company; Mark A. Watts, a lawyer with Cobb and Cole; Susan Woosley, a title company owner; and Frank Wood, former owner of an air conditioning company and an instructor at Daytona Beach Community College.