Our Team of Directors
at Children’s Dream Adventures
Mark Peck
Founder, President
Prior to becoming a Realtor, Mark worked in Fire, EMS and the ER for nearly 20 years. He is also a Wish Granter with Make-A-Wish – Southern Florida.
Jason Brainerd
Founder, Director
Jason Brainerd, an individual of impeccable character, is a career helicopter pilot with over 20 years in aviation including pioneering civilian operation of the UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter in the United States. Jason and his wife have three children and are avid horse owners, who are deeply rooted in their community near Boise, Idaho.
Richard Noble
Founder, Treasurer
Richard Noble, now a retired motorcycle and golf lover, founded Bonel Building – a large commercial construction company that was licensed in over a dozen states. Prior to owning his own construction company, Richard was in management with U.S. Homes for 10 years. Richard holds a Bachelor’s degree in Finance and Management.
Dr. Attila Lenkey, MD
Founder, Director
Dr. Attila Lenkey is a board-certified Pulmonologist and graduate of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. He currently serves as East Ohio Regional Hospital’s Director of Sleep Study Services. Dr. Lenkey and his wife Caroline live in Wheeling, WV.
Patricia A. Johnson, R.N.
Director, Secretary
Pat has an extensive background in volunteering for nonprofits. The first portion of Pat’s life was dedicated to family and home. In midlife she became a Registered Nurse with oncology as the focus. Pat, a long time hospice volunteer, retired as the Director of her local hospice program.
Pat’s Northern Michigan roots and oncology experience also led her to volunteer for a program known as Camp Quality, a summer camp for children with cancer.
Pat is currently President of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Ladies Auxiliary #1583, and has performed countless hours of volunteer work in her local community.
Margaret Diamond
Margaret is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. Now retired, for over 20 years Margaret served as General Counsel for the eight non-profit corporations which comprise Southwestern Pennsylvania Human Services, Inc. (www.sphs.org) where she oversaw all legal issues affecting the SPHS system.
Margaret began her legal career as Assistant Regional Counsel in the Philadelphia office of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Subsequently she served as a full time Clinical Instructor at the Duquesne University School of Law.