Crim Fitness Foundation Announces 3 New Board Members

Published Thursday, October 01, 2009

The Crim Fitness Foundation, Inc., a leader in the fight against youth obesity and advocate for healthy, active living communities, is pleased to announce the appointment of three new members to the Board of Directors.  Ivy Taylor-Mosby, Harry V. Garrison, and Marcus A. Randolph bring a diversity of knowledge and backgrounds to the Foundation as well as strong leadership skills and close ties to Flint and the greater Genesee County community.   These appointments bring the number of directors on the Crim Board to fourteen.  Other members include Mark P. Yonan, Clifton Turner, Tim Purman, Laura Fletcher, Ray Knott, Harvey Lee, Dr. Bobby Mukkamala, Kermit Pitts, the Honorable Robert Ransom, Thomas Townsend, and Ginger Virkler.

Ms. Taylor-Mosby received her Master of Science in Health Services Administration from Central Michigan University and Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Michigan.  Married with two children and an avid sports enthusiast, Taylor-Mosby resides in Genesee County and is currently employed with HealthPlus of Michigan.

Mr. Garrison retired in 2002 after 33 and one-half years with General Motors.  He has been a volunteer leader with the CrimFit Adult Training Program for many years, has participated in over 23 Crim races, completed several marathons, and is also a spin instructor.  Mr. Garrison resides in Genesee County and has three grown children and five grandchildren.  

Mr. Randolph currently serves as Parks and Recreation Superintendent for the City of Flint.  He gives generously of his time for numerous community organizations and initiatives, serving on the boards of the Hurley Foundation, Urban League of Flint, and Old Newsboys and volunteering with many others.  He is completing his B.A. in Public Administration at the University of Michigan-Flint and participates in the CrimFit Adult Training Program and Crim races. 

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