
Eric J. White serves on the Board of Directors of the Wrightsville Merchants’ Association and is also President of the Wrightsville Borough Council. Widely known as the Borough’s Ambassador, Eric represents Wrightsville at meetings and events with local, state, and federal partners, building relationships that help advance the community’
Eric J. White serves on the Board of Directors of the Wrightsville Merchants’ Association and is also President of the Wrightsville Borough Council. Widely known as the Borough’s Ambassador, Eric represents Wrightsville at meetings and events with local, state, and federal partners, building relationships that help advance the community’s long-term goals.
Through his advocacy and outreach, Wrightsville has secured significant grant funding in support of public access, historic preservation, and economic development. Recent successes include funding for an ADA-accessible launch at Waterfront Park, expanding recreational access to the Susquehanna River for individuals with disabilities, as well as nearly $500,000 for the restoration of the historic Mifflin House—an important Underground Railroad site and Civil War landmark. The Mifflin House is planned to serve as a future visitor gateway and headquarters for the Susquehanna National Heritage Area..

Brian Butler serves as Vice President of the Board of Directors for the Wrightsville Merchants’ Association. A business owner, community advocate, and operations-focused leader, Brian brings a practical, results-driven perspective to strengthening Wrightsville’s local economy.
With experience across business development, logistics, and n
Brian Butler serves as Vice President of the Board of Directors for the Wrightsville Merchants’ Association. A business owner, community advocate, and operations-focused leader, Brian brings a practical, results-driven perspective to strengthening Wrightsville’s local economy.
With experience across business development, logistics, and nonprofit leadership, he is passionate about supporting small businesses, encouraging responsible growth, and helping create a vibrant downtown where commerce and community thrive together. Brian is committed to collaborative leadership, transparency, and ensuring Wrightsville remains a place where residents, visitors, and entrepreneurs can all succeed.

Randee Scritchfield has been a resident of Wrightsville since 2001 and is deeply invested in the community she calls home. She is a devoted wife and the proud mother of two sons, balancing family life with professional leadership and civic service. Since 2019, Randee has served as the Wrightsville Borough Tax Collector, bringing accurac
Randee Scritchfield has been a resident of Wrightsville since 2001 and is deeply invested in the community she calls home. She is a devoted wife and the proud mother of two sons, balancing family life with professional leadership and civic service. Since 2019, Randee has served as the Wrightsville Borough Tax Collector, bringing accuracy, accountability, and professionalism to the role. She is also the historian for the American Legion Auxiliary, where she helps preserve and document the organization’s legacy and contributions to the community. Professionally, Randee has been the owner and Chief Financial Officer of Scritchfield Controls, LLC since 2001. Her long-standing business leadership and financial expertise provide valuable insight and stability to the Merchants’ Association as it works to support and grow local commerce.

Kathleen J. Abel serves as Treasurer of the Wrightsville Merchants’ Association. A longtime resident of Wrightsville for more than three decades, Kathy brings deep community knowledge and a strong commitment to public service to her role on the board.
She has previously served on the Wrightsville Municipal Authority and currently serves
Kathleen J. Abel serves as Treasurer of the Wrightsville Merchants’ Association. A longtime resident of Wrightsville for more than three decades, Kathy brings deep community knowledge and a strong commitment to public service to her role on the board.
She has previously served on the Wrightsville Municipal Authority and currently serves on the Wrightsville Borough Council. With a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Social Work, Kathy combines professional training with a natural ability to connect with people. She is a dedicated advocate for children, community service, and initiatives that strengthen the quality of life in Wrightsville.

John Culp brings a strong background in non-profit leadership and community service. In addition he is the founder of his own non-profit organization HART and also the Commander of the Son's of the American Legion Post 469. John's work is guided by a belief in giving back and supporting the community through meaningful action and service.


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