Volunteer Association Board of Directors

Sally David is a resident of Richmond Hill. She recently retired from TD Canada Trust with an extensive background in financial services, having worked there for the past 25 years. The last seven years within the Office of the TD Bank Ombudsman.

Sally is a former director with the Mackenzie Health Foundation, and served as a member of the Quality, Safety and Risk Committee. She is also a committee member on the Volunteers Design Development Team for the Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital.

Sally's volunteering experience includes over 20 years at Mackenzie Richmond Hill Hospital in the Emergency Department and two years in Palliative Care. She participates in numerous annual fundraising events.

She has received a Certificate of appreciation from the Government of Canada for outstanding services and contributions as a volunteer, a Service award from the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, an Outstanding Departmental Volunteer award and an Ontario “Leading Women, Building Communities Award”, in Richmond Hill .

She is married and has two adult children and two grandchildren. She is an avid gardener always participating in the town's annual floral event.

Raymond Ang has worked on the design, development, and implementation of many technology products in the health care and social service areas since he was a student.  He also works on process changes to increase the effectiveness and capacities of teams.  The combination of building the right products and changing work methodologies has allowed many of his teams to achieve continuous excellent results and receive various awards.

Raymond enjoys reaction videos, grappling, and comedy.  He previously volunteered at Mackenzie Health as a Director at Large and at the Information Desk.

Fred Visco joined the Mackenzie Health Volunteer Association in 2015 and has many years of experience in finance and accounting. Fred is currently employed at Eaton Industries (Canada) Company, as a Financial Controller. He is a York University graduate with a Bachelor of Administrative Studies and has attained professional accreditation of CPA.

Fred enjoys leveraging his knowledge and expertise to the benefit of the Mackenzie Health Volunteer Association as Treasurer and has the privilege in giving back to his community. Residing in Richmond Hill raising his family, Fred has been happily married for 32 years to Mary Curtis Visco, and has two daughters, Elise and Paula. 

Pierina Bosco began her journey at Mackenzie Health Hospital in 2005, where she took on many different volunteer roles, including the White Rose Gift Shop. In 2012, Pierina joined the Board of Directors, initially serving as a co-chair on the Membership Committee. In this role, she attended various events throughout Vaughan and Richmond Hill as a brand ambassador for the hospital, and prepared Welcome Packages for incoming volunteers.

In 2016, Pierina became Chair of the White Rose Gift Shop, and joined the Executive Committee of the Volunteer Association Board.  She works closely with the Gift Shop Manager, pays the bills for the gift shop and acts as a liaison between the Gift Shop volunteers and the Board.

In addition to her leadership roles on the Volunteer Association Board, Pierina continues to be a part of many other committees such as the "Hands Up For Health" program, leading the Italian table at the International Food Fair, attending fundraising events, helping out during "Epic" in the registration room, and as a volunteer for the White Rose Gift Shop every Tuesday.

Pierina has been living in Vaughan for the past thirty-five years and enjoys reading, cooking, old movies and travelling.

Nancy Cutler retired in 2003 after a distinguished 35 year career in the Federal Public Service, during this time she worked across Canada as a forecaster, instructor, regional director, national programs DG and finally as a senior policy DG for Environment Canada.  Nancy was presented with the Patterson Medal (the highest award for meteorology in Canada) in 1997 and on retirement, an award for women in science and technology was created in her name.

After retirement, Nancy moved into volunteer work.  In 2004, Nancy joined the Volunteer Association of (then) York Central Hospital as Chair of Fundraising. In 2010 she became its VP and then in 2011 the President for 2 years. As such she oversaw not only the 50th anniversary celebrations of the Association but also it's name change as York Central became Mackenzie Health. For the past 2 years she has been the Honorary President for the Association.  Other volunteer activities included but are not limited to politics, senior advisory committees for agencies of the provincial & federal governments, Advisory Board of Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Mount Allison University and the Richmond Hill Curling Club.  Other interests include golf, gardening, cooking, poetry and genealogy.