Brian is a graduate of Southern Illinois University and St. Edwards Central High School in Elgin. He is employed as the President of the Tooling and Manufacturing Association. 

Tom is also a member of the Bartlett Chamber of Commerce, Illinois Assessors Association and the Cook County Township Assessors Association. Tom brings a strong knowledge of real estate to the Assessor's office. 

In Februrary, Frank was appointed to the Collectors position by the Township Board and is anxious to continue brining informative seminars and homeowner programs to the residents of Hanover Township at little or no cost.  For the past fourteen years, Frank has been an active particpant in youth sports as a coach and board member.  Frank has tried his best to inspire the children in our community to become good citizens and inspire those around them to do the same. 

It is Frank's goal to bring our youth community together with our seniors, and try to create an appreciation for one another. 

Sandra Westlund-Deenihan has served as the President and Design Engineer of Quality Float Works, Inc. since 1995.

Since it was established in 1915, Quality Float Works, Inc. has grown into one of only three metal float manufacturing companies operating in the United States. Sandra has supervised its growth into a global competitor with exports to Asia, Canada and Europe. The company was recently recognized as one of the fastest growing companies in the United States.

Based in Schaumburg, Illinois, Quality Float Works, Inc. is recognized worldwide for its top-grade materials, excellent workmanship, exclusive designs and extraordinary engineering capability. Sandra employs high standards of skilled workmanship and product quality that have established the company as a premier market leader. Her sharp business sense is credited to a lifetime of experience in manufacturing. Sandra’s energy and enthusiasm for her company are born out of a family tradition of hard work and innovation of a third generation manufacturer. 

The success of Quality Float Works, Inc. and Sandra’s passion for manufacturing has positioned her as a point person in the manufacturing industry for engineering and design and a leader on workforce development issues. She has been featured as an expert on such national programs as Bloomberg News and National Public Radio (NPR). In addition, her advocacy and professional accomplishments have been featured in multiple publications including; Fortune Small Business, Smart Money, Wall Street Journal Online, Crain’s Chicago Business, the Daily Herald, Midwest Business.com, Pioneer Press Publications, the Business Ledger Publications, the Fabricator, Today’s Chicago Woman, Family Business Magazine, the Illinois Manufacturer and Examiner Publications. Her vision for tapping military professionals as a vital part of the workforce has led her being featured in top military publications such Decision Times and their partner publications Army Times, Air Force Times, Marine Times and Navy Times. She is a frequent commentator on workforce development issues for the Business Ledger Publications and Military.com.

Quality Float Works, Inc. has received numerous awards and recognitions for growth and excellence. In 2007, Inc. Magazine recognized the company as one of the Top 5000 “Fastest Growing Companies in America.” In April 2007, Quality Float Works received a U.S. Chamber of Commerce Small Business Blue Ribbon Award for continued strides in innovation and service. Sandra has also received numerous personal recognitions including a Regional Spirit Award for industry and community accomplishments and named one an Influential Woman in Business by the Business Ledger.

Sandra serves on the Board of Directors for the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) and is a member of the Illinois Manufactuers Association (IMA) and National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB). Active with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, in 2007, Sandra was tapped to serve on the U.S. Chamber's Education, Employment and Training Committee (EETC), providing solutions to the skills gap crisis in manufacturing and business. Most recently, Sandra was appointed to serve on the Illinois State Board of Education's Gender Equity Advisory Committee advising and consulting with the State Board of Education to ensure all students have equal educational opportunities to pursue high-wage, high-skill occupations. 

She was appointed to the Hanover Township Board of Trustees in November 2007. Sandra holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Arizona. Sandra and her husband, Maurice, reside in Illinois.

Mary Alice Benoit, a licensed attorney and former journalist, is a Bartlett resident who has lived in Hanover Township for the past 21 years. She first ventured into community involvement by serving on the board of St. John the Evangelist School in Streamwood. During her six years on the board, she twice served as school board president. Later she helped to run the school’s Athletic Program and served for four years as the Sports Committee Chairperson before taking over the program for three years as its Athletic Director.

In May of 2000, she was appointed to the Hanover Township Mental Health Board where she stayed until her election to the Hanover Board of Trustees in April of 2009. While on the Hanover Township Mental Health Board, she served in every executive officer position available, including two terms as Hanover Township Mental Health Board Chairperson. During her tenure on the Hanover Township Mental Health Board, she and her fellow board members nearly doubled the amount of funding and programming supported by the Hanover Township Mental Health Board. She has long devoted herself to volunteering with youth including children’s community theatre and Girl Scouting and looks forward to finding new ways to serving her community.

Currently she has been appointed as the Senior Services Liaison for the Hanover Township Board of Trustees and looks forward to meeting many new friends throughout Hanover Township.

Howard K. Krick was elected Hanover Township Trustee in April 2009. Howard served from 2004-2009 as Streamwood Park District Commissioner. He also served on the U46 Citizen’s Advisory and Enrollment and Facility councils from 2001-2003.  He is also Vice President of the Streamwood Park District Foundation chairing the Fundraising Committee since 2009.

Howard and his family have lived in Streamwood now for 20 years. His 2 children attend Streamwood High School. He is a member of the Kiwani’s in Streamwood. He coaches girls softball and with his own team for 6 years.

Howard is Director of Sales for IGS in West Chicago. He has been in the graphic arts industry for 25 years. He is a member of the Chicago Litho Club. He really believes that being involved in your community can make a difference.