Fruitbelt Farmworker
Christian Ministry
FFCM Leadership
FFCM Board
President
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Milo Oyler
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​Milo, along with his wife Carrie and their four children, live in Waynesboro, PA. In conjunction with six other family members, they own Treasure Apple Ranch, an orchard in Waynesboro, PA.
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Vice President
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Brent Mangus
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Brent is a pastor in Franklin County as well as a Chaplain with the Pennsylvania Army National Guard. Brent learned of FFCM when he became a pastor and works to connect individuals and churches with local camps. He champions the ministry by declaring that the mission field is right in our backyard.
Secretary
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Mary Ann Finton
Treasurer
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Joe Seygal
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Joe is a retired CPA and VP of Finance with over 25 years of corporate management experience within the dental insurance industry. He is a graduate of Gettysburg College. Joe resides in Harrisburg, PA with his wife Jodie. They have four grown daughters and six grandchildren. In retirement, he is an avid woodworker.
Board Member
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Josiah Long
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Board Member
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Luis Martinez
Board Member
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Harold Wantz
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Pastor Harold Wantz retired as the Site Administrator of the Adams County CareerLink in 2007 and has been pastoring in a church plant since. He has served on the FFCM Board nearly since its beginning over 35 years ago, and has participated with Churches to “Befriend A Camp” at Bonnie Brae Orchards since it began as an Adopt-A-Camp program for FFCM.
Board Member
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Bill Morgan
Board Member
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George Scott
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The Rev. George Scott has served on the FFCM Board since 2018. He is a retired Army intelligence officer living in Dillsburg, PA. Having grown up on a farm in South Central Pennsylvania, he understands the need for seasonal workers, and as a Lutheran pastor, the importance of welcoming them with the love of Christ.
Board Member
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Sharon Kaya
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Sharon Kaya was born in Hawai’i, the third and fourth generation of Japanese immigrants who migrated from their home to work in the cane fields on the island of Maui. Her father was an enlisted soldier in the U.S. Army who fought in the Korean War. After the war he was stationed to serve in California, Okinawa, Taiwan, and Arizona.Because of these experiences Sharon experienced many different cultures before finally coming to Pennsylvania. A very different culture from the others. She had no idea that the gift she was given would come to full realization by working with Spanish-speaking farm workers. Fully bilingual in English and Spanish, Sharon has served farm workers for over 30 years.
Board Member
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Melanie Finkenbender
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Melanie is a bilingual family medicine Physician who has worked in community health centers throughout her career. Currently, she serves many agricultural workers from Adams, Franklin, and Cumberland counties through her position at Keystone Health. She also participates in FFCM’s Friend a Camp program in fellowship with other members of Saint James Lutheran Church.
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FFCM is supported by
The Pennsylvania Council of Churches
Executive Director of PCC
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Dr. Larry Pickens
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