Ann H. Hunt
Ms. Ann H. Hunt, an Emerita Professor of Nursing, joined the Foundation Board of Directors in September of 2017. She received the Charles Murphy Outstanding Teaching Award in 1997. She is an active member of the Lafayette community. She was a West Lafayette City Councilor from 2003 to 2015. Ms. Hunt was President of the Council for seven years. She dedicated her time to the West Lafayette Community Development Black Grant Committee, the West Lafayette Tree Friends, the Area IV Council on Aging, and Read to Succeed.

Lincoln B. Perkins
Mr. Lincoln B. Perkins joined the firm in 1990 and became a partner in 2003. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from the Krannert School of Management at Purdue University in 1986. He became managing partner of the firm in 2008. Mr. Perkins spends most of his time working with Small Business clients and family owned businesses assisting them with Estate/Succession Planning, Business Consulting, Corporate, Individual and Partnership/LLC taxation compliance and planning. He also oversees the firm’s practice helping clients with qualified retirement plans such as 401(k) plans and ESOPs. Outside the firm he is active in the Lafayette Daybreak Rotary Club, a member of the Greater Lafayette Commerce Chamber Council and a volunteer with the Tippecanoe County Opioid Task Force. He enjoys camping, hunting and most outdoor activities. Now that he and his wife Kimberly are empty nesters they have become avid mountain bikers.

Greg Kapp

Greg Kapp has over forty-five years of experience in leadership roles in private industry, not-for-profit agencies, and higher education. The last thirty years have focused on community and higher education advancement. He has served as Vice President for Development in the Purdue for Life Foundation since March 2020.

Greg has also served as President and CEO of The Community Foundation of Greater Lafayette. He currently serves as a member of the North Central Health Services Grants board, Lafayette Symphony Orchestra Foundation board, and Westminster Village Foundation board, and is a member of the LTHC Homeless Services Program’s governance and development committees.

Kapp has degrees from Purdue University (BS Management 1982) and DePaul University (MBA 1991). He is married to Barb Kapp (42 years) and has two adult children and one grandson.

Vic Lechtenberg
Mr. Vic Lechtenberg is Professor and Dean Emeritus of Agriculture at Purdue University. Dr. Lechtenberg served as Purdue’s Dean of Agriculture from 1993-2004. Most recently he served as Acting Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost and as Director of the Purdue Center for Regional Development. He was Purdue’ Vice Provost for Engagement from 2004 to 2011, Interim Provost from 2008 to 2009. As Vice Provost for Engagement, Lechtenberg led Purdue’s engagement and outreach efforts to governmental agencies, corporate leaders, schools and community leaders across Indiana and beyond. While officially retired, Dr. Lechtenberg continues to serve in a minor role as Special Assistant to the President of Purdue. He and his wife, Grayce, have four children and ten grandchildren.

Sue Holder Price

Sue Holder Price practiced law in Lafayette from 1973 until her retirement in 2023. A native of Benton County, Sue was raised on a grain and livestock farm and continues to be involved in the family farming operation. She served on the Board of Directors of the Community Foundation of Greater Lafayette, and continues to serve on the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette’s Foundation Board. A long-time supporter of Purdue Athletics, Sue serves as the community representative on the Athletic Affairs Committee at Purdue. Sue is a member of Evangelical Covenant Church. She enjoys spending time with her friends
and family including grandchildren. She also enjoys travelling and attending Purdue basketball and football games.

Patrick F. Egan
Mr. Patrick F. Egan graduated from Penn State University in 1966 with a BS Degree in Industrial Engineering. In 1967 he earned an MS Degree in Industrial Administration from the Krannert School of Management at Purdue University. Mr. Egan worked in manufacturing engineering and information technology management positions for Harris Corporation. Later he worked for ITT Corporation, retiring in 2006 as Director of Information Technology. Mr. Egan moved to West Lafayette in 2013 and to Westminster Village in 2021. He has served on the Board of Central Presbyterian Church and the Fiscal, Stewardship and Adult Education committees and is currently Secretary of the Central Presbyterian Foundation Board. He serves on Board of Directors and as Curriculum Co-chair of Wabash Area Lifetime Learning Association.

John Martin
Mr. John Martin graduated in 1966 from Hanover College with majors in Math and Economics. He then went on to graduate from Purdue University in 1968 with a Master’s Degree in Education. Mr. Martin went on to work for Tippecanoe School Corporation and Regions Bank; retiring in 2007 as the Regional Senior Credit Officer for Regions Bank. Mr. Martin is currently on the Boards of Central Presbyterian Church, Central Presbyterian Foundation, Community Foundation of Greater Lafayette, LTHC Homeless Services and Westminster Village representative to Resident Council.  

William J. Walthour
Mr. William J. Walthour was born and raised in Erie, Pennsylvania, graduated from Carnegie Mellon University in 1963 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, and worked for Talon, Inc. and Hobart Corporation as an Industrial Designer.  With a switch in careers he graduated from United Theological Seminary in 1976 with a Master of Divinity degree.  For over 28 years he served as a ruling elder, student intern, local pastor, interim minister and parish associate in several Dayton, Ohio area churches. Within the boundaries of the Miami Valley Presbytery, he served as the Presbytery recording Clerk, a member of the Committee On Ministry, as chair of the Small Church Committee and as a delegate to the 1988 [national] General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA). In 1995 after completing 10 units of Clinical Pastoral Education he was certified by the College of Pastoral Supervision and Psychotherapy as a Clinical Chaplain/Pastoral Counselor.  He provided pastoral care as a senior Chaplain at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton until he retired in 2008. In 2010, Mr. Walthour moved to Westminster Village, where he has served on and chaired the Vesper Committee for 7 years, served on the Foundation Grants and Development Committee for 5 years and now represents the Cottage B unit on the Residents Council. He attends Central Presbyterian Church where he has led adult education classes, trained as a Stephens Minster, initiated the Third-Thirty ministry and serves as a worship liturgist.