DeKalb senior group adds to board, council

Senior Connections has added two members to the board of directors that oversees its nonprofit work.

In addition to naming attorney Christina Alonzo of Merrill Lynch and Walt Carter of Generation Mortgage to the board, the group named three new members of its advisory council to help encourage more community leaders to volunteer. Those new members are former Decatur mayor Elizabeth Wilson, Silverman Program Management founder Arnie Silverman and former board member Geraldine McCarley.

More information: www.seniorconnectionsatl.org.

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