COURT HOUSE – Henry Brzyski, Chairman of the Cape Regional Health System has announced the appointment of Joyce P. Gould to serve as Board Member of the Cape Regional Medical Center Foundation. “It is my pleasure to appoint Joyce to the Foundation during this critical time in raising philanthropic support for the Medical Center,” stated Brzyski. “Joyce’s professional knowledge and experience in Cape May County is a true asset for the Foundation Board.”
Gould is a contributing columnist for the Wildwood Leader. She is Commissioner of Revenue and Finance for the Borough of Wildwood Crest, a position held since 2005. She is past Commissioner of the Department of Public Works for the Borough of Wildwood Crest and a past Member of the Ethics Committee, New Jersey State Bar Association District 1 for Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland and Salem Counties. Gould has also served as Mayor of the Borough of Wildwood Crest and President of the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce.
“Over the past 40 years, I have watched the center of healing in Cape May County grow in leaps and bounds, and I am both honored and excited to begin contributing my support to the Foundation Board of Cape Regional Medical Center,” stated Joyce Gould.
An active volunteer in Cape May County, Joyce serves on several community organizations and boards including the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce, Beth Judah Temple, Wildwood Civic Club, Jersey Cape Diagnostic Training and Opportunity Center, the Greater Wildwood Chamber of Commerce and The Cape Women’s Resource Fund.
Gould is married to Alan I. Gould, Esquire who has served on various boards and fund-raising committees for Cape Regional Medical Center.
The Cape Regional Medical Center Foundation was established in 1999 and is dedicated to raising philanthropic support and community involvement in support of Cape Regional Medical Center.
To contact the Cape Regional Medical Center Foundation please call (609) 463-4040 or visit our web site at www.caperegional.com.
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