President

Christine Furman
Board member since 2021

Christine has been a resident of Pittsburgh since 2010 and of Regent Square since 2020. She loves living so close to Frick Park and enjoys the community in Regent Square! Christine works in healthcare technology and in her free time volunteers at the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh and is a Judge of Election in Edgewood. 

Communications Chair

Jessica Ezykowsky
Board member since 2021

Regent Square resident since 2014. The sense of community and belonging in the neighborhood has kept her here and prompted becoming a board member of the RSCA. Jessica works remotely for a healthcare-based organization and has interests in the outdoors, community building and organizing and frequenting all the small businesses in the area.

Treasurer

Margie Gallik
Board member since 2022

Margaret (Margie) Gallik is the Tax Manager at the Law Offices of Kathleen D. Schneider, a law and tax firm located at 1227 South Braddock Avenue. She is an Enrolled Agent with the IRS and she has worked with Kathleen’s firm for 21 years. She loves working with so many interesting clients and she hopes that her expertise can be an asset to the RSCA Board.

Margie grew up in Edgewood in the 1300 block of South Braddock Avenue and moved to Swissvale near the library more than 30 years ago. She moved back to the Square when she married her husband, Victor, in October 2020. She looks forward to becoming more involved in this vibrant community.

Additional Board Members

Paul Brahan
Board member since 2023

As a lifelong Regent Square resident, Paul is passionate about community engagement and improvement. His favorite things about living in the neighborhood are his neighbors, proximity to Frick Park, and all the local bars and restaurants. During the day, he is a Financial Advisor at Fort Pitt Capital Group, and manages a thriving Instagram account focused on cooking and dining out. You may catch him and his wife, Taylor, and their English Bulldog, Murphy, walking around!

Jon Danzak
Board member since 2018

Regent Square Resident since 1989, Jon serves as the membership coordinator.

• Jon also organizes the litter clean-up at the Parkway Interchange

Sarah Carr
Board member since 2021

Sarah grew up in Regent Square. With Frick Park as her backyard, she gained a love for the outdoors and adventure. She has a background in nonprofit work, event management and is currently the Events & Social Media Manager for 3 Rivers Outdoor Co., where she focuses on community building. Sarah’s hobbies include backpacking, rock climbing, yoga & traveling to National Parks. She currently resides in Edgewood.

Michael Eannarino
Board Member since 2017

Regent Square resident since 1987, and is coordinator of our annual Holiday Lights.

Vice President

Adam Wasilko
Board member since 2020

Regent Square Resident since 2015, he is a proud graduate of Duquesne University and currently serves as the dean of students there. Adam has served as our treasurer and is currently our co-president. He loves the Regent Square community and looks forward to seeing you at our many events!

Secretary

Marla Greenwald
Board member since 2023

Marla Greenwald is a lifelong Regent Square resident, with a brief (20 year) hiatus. Marla last resided in Brooklyn where she served as librarian at Cypress Hills Community School, a dual-language 3K-8 public school. She cares deeply about children's literacy, education, and community building. Having returned to Pittsburgh in the fall of 2020 with her husband and two young children, Marla is excited to participate in the RSCA.

Secretary (Interim)

Perry Recker
Board member starting 2024

Perry is a retired college librarian (Pitt, 1986) and longtime environmental and social justice advocate with a special interest in community development. He retired from library work in 2015 when he and his wife, Barbara, moved back to the Pittsburgh area from Illinois. While living in Jefferson Borough, Perry volunteered with the Robertson Arboretum and became a Tree Tender. When Barbara retired, they moved to Regent Square in 2019, and soon took up gardening in 2 empty lots next to their apartment on the end of La Clair Avenue.  Perry has been a volunteer member of the Swissvale Shade Tree Advisory Committee (SSTAC), and sees tree care, gardening, and the development of urban tree canopies as a small but significant effort to reduce some of the negative effects of climate change.