Meet Our Board!

​The Keller Community Senior Fund, Inc., is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose focus is to raise funds to support the Keller Senior Activities Center members to improve the quality of life for our seniors.​ We have a dedicated Board who work tirelessly to find ways to raise funds to support our community seniors.​​  To learn more about our board members, select their name (or +) below:
Elaine Rice, President
Elaine is President and a founding member of the Keller Community Senior Fund, Inc. She retired in 2004 from Texas Education Agencies of Texas as a Student Software Specialist after 30 years.  In 2006, she retired from Student Consultant Association where she trained school employees on the use of WinSchool and RSCCC software, covering four (4) states.  At present, she volunteers at the Keller Senior Activities Center three days a week and is a member of the Fort Worth Porcelain Art Club, responsible for their newsletter and the Texas Teachers of Porcelain Art newsletter.
​Jane Phipps-Densmore, Vice President
Jane graduated from college in Minnesota as a family counselor specializing in chemical dependency family counseling. She was a vendor for the federal government educating middle school students and families about chemical dependency and worked as a chemical dependency family counselor.  Jane was graduated from paralegal school in Washington State and worked in the private sector with the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) as a seminar speaker in the private sector on how to use FOIA. She is a trained chiropractic x-ray technician, worked in a chiropractic office, traveled to Korea to teach spinal x-ray techniques in a hospital and has held motivational workshops as a registered hypnotherapist. Jane moved from Washington to Texas opening a hypnotherapy office and working as a volunteer therapist in a medical hypnotherapy center. Jane has owned and operated Sylvester House Bed and  Breakfast in Washington State, as well as other several small businesses. She is active in the Keller Senior Activities Center donating her time and homemade items for the craft fairs. She has been on the board since May of 2019 and is a member of the History committee.
​Celia Fancher, Secretary/treasurer
​Celia was born and raised in Amarillo, Texas and relocated to north Tarrant County in 2005 to be closer to her children and other family. Celia’s first job right out of high school was in accounting and her bookkeeping skills and life-long desire to make a difference have given her the opportunity to not only to work for herself, but also to work for many wonderful companies and organizations over the years, giving her a wide range of knowledge and experiences. Celia feels fortunate she was able to volunteer for many non-profit organizations over the years serving in such capacities as board member, treasurer, and secretary while raising her family.  She retired in 2019 and was led to KCSF, Inc. in 2021. Celia strives to teach her five grandchildren the value and importance all “seniors” have in our society. She is honored and excited to become part of this hard-working organization and the opportunity to continue to make a difference as her journey continues. ​
​Cynthia Bernoski, BOARD MEMBER
Cynthia has worked for five non-profit agencies in various positions, as bookkeeper, secretary, treasurer, accountant, historian and now Board Member. She has been with the Board of Directors of the Keller Community Senior Fund, Inc. since its early beginnings.​
marie doran, Board Member
​Marie has worked as a bookkeeper and office manager during her working career. She is a Senior with a lot of free time. She likes keeping busy, so she decided to volunteer at the Keller Senior Activities Center and with the Keller Community Senior Fund, Inc.​
sHARON wILLIAMSON, bOARD mEMBER
Sharon was born in Fort Worth and lived in Hurst and North Richland Hills and currently lives in Colleyville, Texas. She received her B.A. degree in prelaw in 1983 from Texas Wesleyan University. She worked in many of her father’s businesses and managed his gift store while she was working on her B.A. degree. In 1984 she received her paralegal certificate from the University of Texas at Arlington and worked as a legal assistant from 1984 to 1994.
In 1994 Sharon received her M.S. in Education from Texas Wesleyan University and from 1994 to 2007 taught elementary education for grades first, third and fourth. Sharon has been a member of the Keller Senior Activities Center since 2021 and recently volunteered for the Keller Community Senior Fund.  She looks forward to working with the Fund as a new board member.  ​​
Richard Sanchez, BOARD MEMBER
Richard is married and has two daughters and 4 grandkids. They live in the DFW area. Richard grew up in West Texas and moved to the DFW area to attend UTA. After graduation, he joined the US Air Force. He had assignments in the Far East, Middle East, Central America, South America, and Europe. Richard retired after 20 years with the US Air Force and went to work for American Airlines in their flight training program.
Richard has volunteered in many areas like, Meals on Wheels, prepared breakfast for the Arlington Life Shelter, CASA advocate, interpreter for GRACE medical clinic in Grapevine, Volunteer in Police Services (VIPS) in Keller, and a volunteer at Senior Center for over 7 years. We welcome and look forward to working with Richard as a new Keller Community Senior Fund Board Member.  ​
HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS
  • PATTY STEWARD - As a founding Board member, Patty also donated the necessary funds to incorporate this organization and apply for non- profit status. She then served on the board as Historian where she continued to donate her time with a generous heart from 2016-2022. We will always be grateful to Patty for her support and are saddened by her passing in 2025. She will be missed by many.
  • CAROL RUBINO - Carol was one of our founding Board Members and was also the first Board President.  She was instrumental in developing this non-profit and also to ensure the City of Keller built a new and revolutionary Senior Center at the current location on Johnson Road.   This fund would not be here without her endless hours, dedication and devotion to seeing it through. She served as President from 2016-2022.  
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2025 Tour of Trees
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The Keller Community Senior Fund, Inc., 2024 Board Members and Volunteers.
​Thank you for supporting our senior community.
For any questions, email us at [email protected]. Interested in volunteering with us? Click here to learn more or call 817-400-4002.  

Our Senior Community is important to us!

​Anyone can join the Keller Community Senior Fund, Inc., simply by volunteering with us or becoming a Board Member. We are always looking for people to join! 
We enjoy serving our senior community all year long and celebrate together at the end of each year with our Christmas Luncheon and Annual Meeting! 

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2025 Christmas Luncheon and Annual Meeting
Nov 21st, 2024
This year we enjoyed a delicious pot-luck luncheon, gift exchange and our annual meeting.
Dec 4th, 2023
Closing out our year with a gift exchange, good food & annual meeting!

Volunteering to serve our community seniors is a rewarding experience!  Click here to learn more about volunteering with us today!