BOARD

Jack Cavanaugh

President

He graduated from the University of Washington in 1960 with a degree in Economics and worked as a Program Financial Controller at Boeing in various positions including military and commercial programs for 35 years.  Jack is married to Eunice, and have four children, and 8 grandchildren.  They live in Kent Washington. Following retirement in 1995 Jack and Eunice headed to the mission field in Albania. In Albania he worked in the UN refugee camp in Korca, Albania during the Kosovo crisis, and then developed a plan for setting up a local Christian Radio station.  Currently Jack is working as a ghost writer and editor for a local author, they have published two commentaries on the book of Romans. He served on the finance committee at Overlake Christian Church. Jack and his wife Eunice are members at Christ’s Church in Federal Way, WA.

Lindsey Williams

Vice President

Lindsey is the Head Pastor of Midtown Community Church in Raleigh, NC (www.midtown-church.org).  He graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1997.  After working for IBM, he received his Masters of Divinity from Reformed Theological Seminary.  After serving as the associate pastor at Uptown Church in Charlotte for 5 years, he moved to Raleigh to plant Midtown Church. Lindsey and his wife Kara have been married 14 years, and have 3 children.

Steve Maloof

Board Member

Steve and Trudy were married in 1984. They have 4 married children, 7 grandchildren and currently live in Manson Washington. They became a Christians in 1993 and attended St. Charles Anglican Church in Poulsbo Washington for 19 years. There Steve served on the board, and later was president of the board. He also served as the area representative to the board of his denomination.

Tom Adair

Tom Adair married Diane 40 years ago after graduating from Fresno State. His bachelors degree was in communicative disorders with the emphasis in Audiology. He then went to Stanford University graduating as a Physician Assistant.  Tom has been involved in missions for many years has served as a deacon and plays the concert tuba. He has a son David, an oncology nurse, and Cindy, a neurology intensive care nurse and soon to be a post surgery recovery nurse. He has two grandchildren his nearly 90 year old mother still engages in local mission.

Bob Cordell

It has been my privilege to assume the role of the Illyricum Movement (and Witness Mongolia) treasurer since mid-2016. I served as treasurer for a church for over twenty years. The essential qualification to do the treasurer work is dependence on Jesus Christ. I pray that Jesus will continue to build His church and that the body will submit to Jesus. I have been married for 45 years and have three adult children and one grandchild. I live in north Seattle and am retired. I have taught high school math and science, worked in a medical office doing accounting work, and I was a Child Protective Services social worker for the state of Washington for 28 years.

Dan Peterson

Dan Peterson, husband of Deb, father of Kate and Daniel, grandfather of 4. He is a pastor of St. Lucas Community Church in Lake Elmo, MN.  He enjoys fishing, hiking, basketball, and reading and watching true inspiring stories.  One of his favorite verses is Revelation 5:9 – And they sang a new song, saying, “Worthy are you to take the scroll and to open its seals, for you were slain, and by our blood you ransomed people from God from every tribe and language and people and nation…”  Albania is one of those nations and he is glad to be a part of the Illyricum Movement.

Paul Hicks, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Paul has trusted in Christ as his Lord and Savior for over 40 years. He’s married to Brenda and together they have two children Jacob and Katie (son-in-law, Jeff) and two beautiful granddaughters, Hailee and Tenlee. He has attended Woodridge Community Church since 1989 where he led the men’s ministry team for eight years and currently leads the security teams. He is a full time home inspector, and for fun he enjoys: hunting, travel and teaching conceal carry classes. He and his wife fell in love with Albania on their first missions trip in 2015 and considers it an honor and privilege to be part of the Lord’s work in Albania and Mongolia.