MEET THE TEAM
Frank Alexander, Executive Director, Trustee & Founder
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Frank was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico on the Manzano Air Force Base. He is the son of a Korean War and pre-escalation Vietnam War veteran.
Raised in Philadelphia, Frank is a graduate of Archbishop Ryan and has been a resident of Washington Township since 2018. He cherishes his role as a father to four children, who are the loves of his life and is also a proud grandfather to five grandchildren.
With a career spanning 38 years in the auto industry, Frank has held various roles including Owner, General Manager, General Sales Manager (GSM), Sales Manager (SM), Finance Mgr. and Finance Director. He runs a consulting company and enjoys his retirement.
Outside of his professional life, Frank is actively involved in community service and religious activities. He serves as a Lector and Usher at The Church of the Holy Family. Additionally, he holds the positions of Chancellor and Membership Director at the Knights of Columbus Sancta
Familia Council #11498.
Frank is a dedicated member of various committees and organizations, including the Constitutional by-laws Committee, the Washington Township Republican Club (where he serves as a local committeeman and Sergeant at Arms), and the TriState Veterans Memorial Fund, of which he is the founder and executive director.
In his leisure time, Frank is a passionate fan of the Philadelphia Phillies and Philadelphia Eagles. He also actively participates in sports, playing softball for the Church of the Holy Family and engages in weight training as part of his fitness routine.
Al Frattali, President, Former US Army veteran
Al is a 41-year resident of Washington Township along with his wife Sandy, children and grandchildren. Al was a Union Ironworker for 50 years and retired in 2021.
Al is Chairman of the Washington Township Planning Board. He was involved with many community activities over the years. Al spent time as a Youth Soccer & Basketball coach, an usher at Holy Family Church, and a 4th-degree member in the Knights of Columbus.
But it was Al's time serving with the 348th General Hospital as a Hospital Corpsman during the Vietnam era that drew him to want to get involved with the Tri-State Veterans Memorial Fund. Al has seen first hand the effects of combat had on our veterans, especially the mentally wounded ones which can be an injury just as traumatic as the physically wounded ones. With a stigma surrounding Mental Health, Al hopes the Tri-State Veterans Memorial Fund will help veterans and provide a space of belonging.
Al says, "We will let them know they're not alone and people do care."
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Frank DiNote, Vice President
Frank has been a parishoner of The Church of The Holy Family and has lived in Washington Township for the past forty-five years.
Enjoying his membership with the Knights of Columbus, Sancta Familia Council, he served as the Grand Knight of the council for the past two and a half years and is presently a Trustee in the council. His volunteer work with the church and council has proven to be a very rewarding experience, most notably, working with his Brother Knights on the development and construction of the new Prayer Garden on the grounds of Holy Family Church.
Being a past volunteer at Kennedy Health Systems for three years, Frank now sits on the board of the Tri-State Veterans Memorial Fund and truly enjoys working for the betterment of our veterans.
Frank is retired from Boilermakers Local 28 after forty-one years of service and
enjoys spending his free time with his wife Debra, his three children and three grandchildren.
Dom Renzi, Treasurer
Dom is a 46-year resident of Washington Township along with his wife Linda and family. His business career was in the banking and the account management service industry - achieving the title of VP of Operations.
During his residency in the township, Dom always found satisfaction in serving the community and Church as a volunteer.
Specifically:
- Little league baseball umpire for 17 years.
- Holy Family Church – sacristan, lector, bereavement ministry, Eucharistic Minister {homebound & hospital}, usher, sentinel, maintenance and event coordinator.
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- Knights of Columbus – achieved the 4th degree of the order, held a number officer positions, lead fund raising efforts and served as the Color Corps Commander for Bishop Scahd Assembly and the Diocese of Camden.
Dom's mission is to be an integral part of the TVMF effort to erase the stigma surrounding mental health, to foster understanding, and to remind veterans that they are not alone.
Roman Kalpas, Secretary
Roman and his wife Anne lived in Washington Township in Gloucester County, New Jersey for 42 years. After working in the Information Technology field for 45 years, Roman is currently
retired, but is very active as a volunteer with several organizations.
Besides serving on the TriState Veterans Memorial Fund Advisory Board, Roman is Vice-Chair of the Board of Directors of Sojourners’ Place, a nonprofit organization based in Wilmington Delaware that provides essential, comprehensive services to formerly homeless men and
women. He also serves as Financial Secretary for the Sancta Familia Council of the Knights of Columbus.
Roman was recently Board President for a 450-home HOA where he resides, and previously served as Treasurer for his HOA in Wildwood.
In his earlier years, Roman was a long-time basketball coach for boys and girls In the
Washington Township Parks and Recreation Basketball Leagues. He was also an IAABO
certified NJ High School basketball official for several years and as a volunteer officiated in over 20 New Jersey Special Olympics (NJSO) state basketball tournaments.
Roman is committed to helping those who are in need, whether they are dealing with addictions, homelessness, or physical and mental health problems.
He is actively involved in fundraising for the nonprofit organization with which he is affiliated, as well as attending and supporting fundraisers for other worthy organizations.
Peter DelBorello, III, Advisory Board
Peter M. Del Borrello III is a dedicated public servant and the current President of the Council for Washington Township, Gloucester County. Residing in Washington Township with his wife, Meg, and their four children—Jackson, Peter IV, Nico, and Blaze—Peter is deeply rooted in his community. The family also includes their beloved dog, AC.
Before embarking on his political journey, Peter built a successful career in business, specializing in financial services, real estate, and venture capital. His business acumen has been instrumental in shaping his approach to public service, where he leverages his expertise to drive fiscal responsibility and economic development in Washington Township.
Peter is immensely proud of his family's military heritage. He is the grandson of two Navy veterans and the nephew of Fred Day Jr., a Vietnam veteran and Purple Heart recipient. This legacy of service inspires his commitment to supporting veterans and their families.
Actively involved in community service, Peter collaborates closely with Gold Star families through the Michael Strange Foundation, an organization dedicated to honoring fallen heroes and supporting their families. His dedication to these causes reflects his deep respect for those who have served and sacrificed for the nation.
In addition to his public and community service, Peter is committed to fostering a vibrant, inclusive, and prosperous community for all residents of Washington Township
Lori Morello, Advisory Board
Lori Morello and her husband, Frank, have been residents of Washington Township for 30 years. They have raised their sons, Antonio and Lorenzo, in the Township as well. Lori is the Coordinator of Senior Programs and Veteran Affairs for the Township of Washington.
In addition to serving on the Advisory Board for the TriState Veterans Memorial Fund, Lori also serves as the liaison to both the Washington Township Veterans Advisory Board and the Senior Center Advisory Board.
Lori’s background includes serving as a paralegal for 20 years at one of the top corporate law
firms in Philadelphia while her and her husband owned and operated multiple franchises for over 25 years.
Lori is the proud daughter of the late Lt. Colonel James DeBerardinis, who flew in World War II, Bay of Pigs, Korea and Vietnam. Lori’s mission is to continue to enhance the lives of others, with a special attention to the Veterans of the United States of America.
Jeffrey DiNote, Advisory Board
Jeffrey DiNoto has been a resident of Washington Township since 2001. He is currently married to his wife for over 23 years and is a father to two beautiful children. He currently holds an Associate Degree in Criminal Justice from Camden County College and a Bachelor of Arts from Rutgers University,
He is a retired distinguished police officer from the Township of Pennsauken with 27 years of law enforcement experience. After retirement, he holds the position of School Resource Officer in Washington Township.
Besides his professional life, he has been involved in numerous volunteer activities including coaching youth soccer, baseball, and softball. He is actively involved as Co-President of Parish Council, Deputy Grand Knight (Knights of Columbus), Stephen Minister, and Saint Vincent De Paul Society at the Church of Holy Family.
In his leisure time, he loves spending time with family and friends and is an avid runner. He is a season ticket holder of the Philadelphia Eagles and enjoys going to the games and tailgating.
Mike McGinty, Advisory Board
Mike was born and raised in Philadelphia until he moved to South Jersey during high school. During his senior year at Holy Spirit High School, he met and dated his future wife, Gail Marie Goodwin. They were happily married for 49 years until her passing in August 2021.
While attending Montclair State College he was began working as a co-op trainee for the Internal Revenue Service and after graduating in 1972 he began his 30-year career as an IRS Agent and subsequently rose to become a Supervisory Branch Chief.
Mike and Gail were married in August 1972 and eventually moved their young family to Washington Township in June 1977. Here they raised their five children and joined the Church of the Holy Family with him becoming active as a member of both the Lector Staff and the Finance Committee. Upon his retirement from the IRS in 2001, Mike was hired as a Director with KPMG, one of the Big Four accounting firms where he worked in compliance activities until 2012. Since then, he has been working part-time as a CPA/Tax Professional at a small firm in Moorestown.
In the past few years Mike joined the Knights of Columbus, Sancta Familia Council and has been elevated as a Sir Knight of the 4 th Degree. He is the sole Trustee for the Carl R Fravel Memorial Fund which provides for stipends to five area hospitals and charities.
Most recently he was asked to join the Advisory Board for the TriState Veterans Memorial Fund to serve as a resource to assist veterans who suffer from service-related issues and other conditions.
In his spare time Mike enjoys researching his family history on Ancestry, following the Phillies, the Eagles and keeping up with the activities his dozen grandchildren (ages 2 to 20).
Bobby Raditz, Advisory Board, USMC Combat Disabled
lives in Burlington County NJ.
He served in the USMC infantry from 2005-2009 as a part of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Upon getting out, he was a police officer for 7 years.
In his spare time he enjoys sports, especially baseball, and watching his kids play sports. Bobby is also trained in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Judo.
He has been married to his beautiful wife Erika for 8 years. They have 2 children, Emma & Maverick.
