Sharon Daniel
Executive Director
Sharon has been Choosing Integrity’s lead provider of reentry programming at Pike County Correctional Facility since September 2022. She leads weekly peer support groups for men and women at the correctional facility and co-leads Choosing Integrity’s weekly Smart Recovery meeting at its office in Milford. Sharon has a Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy and has worked in an inpatient alcohol treatment center.
Perrin Landry
Director & Co-Chair
Perrin comes to Choosing Integrity with a background in mental health case management. She was the Forensic Case Management Supervisor for Carbon-Monroe-Pike Mental Health & Developmental Services from 2021-2024. Prior to working at CMPMHDS, she worked for Resources for Human Development in Woodland Park, NJ where she provided supportive independent life skills and case management to individuals with a serious mental illness discharged from Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital and Essex County Hospital.
Martha L. Raimon
Director & Co-Chair
Martha is a former Legal Services attorney who dedicated her career to social justice. After her eight years at Legal Services, she directed the Incarcerated Mothers Law Project at the Women’s Prison Association in New York City, where she supervised volunteer attorneys who provided legal advocacy and counseling to incarcerated mothers on custody and child welfare issues at Rikers Island and two New York State women’s prisons.
Martha Dubensky
Director & Treasurer
As the founder and director of a non-profit organization now in its 23rd year, and a board member or chairperson of other community and church organizations, Martha is well established in the Pike County community. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science and Microbiology from the University of New Hampshire, an Master of Science in Food Science from Cornell University and an Master of Science in Psychology from Kaplan University.
Brian Altomare
Director & Secretary
Brian has spent most of his career in the startup space. He’s created and run companies in the college, travel, logistics, and marketing industry. He’s a native New Yorker who has been coming to Pike County since he was a child to stay at cabins and a property his great grandparents built in the 1950’s. In 2019, he left Brooklyn and moved to one of the cabins to live and work remotely.
Luke Barbalich
Director
Luke’s work and passion are largely focused on improving the health and wellness of communities through utilization of education and prevention tools, enhancing access to care, advocacy, collaboration and coalition building. Much of his extensive career in healthcare and human services has been dedicated to leveraging health system and community resources to enrich the lives and overall wellbeing of individuals and families.
Steve Guccini
Director
Steve not only serves on the Board of Directors of Choosing Integrity, Inc, he is also the President of the United Way of Pike County and an Advisory Council member of the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of Berks, Pike & Wayne Counties. He earned his Juris Doctor degree in 1979 from the University of Miami School of Law and his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science and History in 1974 from the Pennsylvania State University.
Anthony Waldron
Director
Tony is an attorney specializing in Real Estate (Commercial & Residential) Land Use, Municipal Government, Land Conservation, Estate Planning and Administration and Small Business formation and operation. He is the Solicitor of the Wallenpaupack Area School District and Lackawaxen Township. He has also served as a Pike County Commissioner
Lisa Mauriello
Director
Lisa is a licensed psychotherapist in the State of New Jersey and a dedicated mental health advocate. She serves the tri-state area by facilitating peer support groups in Montague, NJ for individuals managing anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and other mood disorders.
Jeff Opitz
Director
Jeff was born and raised in Dingman’s Ferry. After graduating from DV, Jeff attended the University of Pittsburgh, majoring in Economics. Upon graduation, hemoved to Philadelphia and spent several years honing his skills in a variety of technical sales positions. Eventually, his heart called him back to the mountains of Pike County, and through a series of fortuitous events his passion for nature melded with his passion for business, resulting in the acquisition of CeraMaterials in 2017.
Hampton Morgan Jr.
Director Emeritus
Hampton has been involved in delivering reentry programming since ‘09, first at USP Canaan in Waymart &, for the past 5 years, at Pike County Correctional Facility (PCCF). During which he wrote “Choosing Forgiveness” and “Choosing Integrity,” two 12-week courses currently being used at PCCF with male & female inmates. Hampton & Gean were 2 of the original 3 men that incorporated Choosing Integrity as a 501(c)(3) non-profit in PA in 2014.
Gean Bechthold
Director Emeritus
Gean has been involved in prison reentry programs since 2009. He began by working within the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) at USP Canaan and in 2015, added the Pike County Correctional Facility (PCCF) to his volunteer work. At Canaan, Gean works within the Religious Services Department teaching faith-based programming. At PCCF, he teaches employment skills to men in the reentry program: Actively Reducing Recidivism Opens Windows (ARROW).