AED Board Officers
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Vice President/President-elect
Carole Maddux Atlanta Term ends Spring 2027 |
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Past President
This position is vacant due to a resignation. Treasurer
Phyllis Jones, New Jersey Term ends Spring 2023 |
AED Board of Directors
AED's Board
The Association for Episcopal Deacons elects new board members every two years, by ballot of AED members. The Board consists of 5 elected deacons, 2 elected priests, 1 elected bishop and 2 elected laity. Other appointments are made as needed. Liaisons to Anglican Deacons Canada and The Fund for the Diaconate are chosen by those bodies.
The Association for Episcopal Deacons elects new board members every two years, by ballot of AED members. The Board consists of 5 elected deacons, 2 elected priests, 1 elected bishop and 2 elected laity. Other appointments are made as needed. Liaisons to Anglican Deacons Canada and The Fund for the Diaconate are chosen by those bodies.
Deacons
Presbyters
Bishop
Laity
Liaison from Anglican Deacons Canada
Liaison from The Fund for the Diaconate
Terms end in the spring of the year listed, prior to the spring board meeting. Officers and directors serve for four years.
- Gen Grewell, Olympia (2023)
- Carter Hawley, Oregon (2023)
- Chris McCloud, Maryland (2023)
- Jan Grinnell, Rhode Island (2025)
- Juan Sandoval, Atlanta (2025)
- Ruth Elder, Maryland (appointed through 2023)
- Jon Owens, California (appointed through 2023)
Presbyters
- Kate Harrigan, Central Pennsylvania (2023)
- Frank Alton, Los Angeles (2025)
Bishop
- Rafael Morales, Puerto Rico (2023)
Laity
- Bradley Peterson, San Francisco (2023)
- Vacant
Liaison from Anglican Deacons Canada
- Lisa Chisholm-Smith, Ontario
Liaison from The Fund for the Diaconate
- Geraldine Swanson, New York
Terms end in the spring of the year listed, prior to the spring board meeting. Officers and directors serve for four years.
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In 2021 Presiding Bishop Michael Curry recorded a short video offering his thanks to AED’s past President, Deacon Maureen Hagen, for her service to AED, deacons, and the Church.
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