Moomaw, Vaughn join Community Foundation board
Cindy Vaughn
The Wayne County Community Foundation recently announced the appointment of two trustees to the foundation’s board: Lynn Moomaw, filling an at-large seat representing the eastern half of Wayne County, and Cindy Vaughn, representing Rittman.
Moomaw, director of operations and adult education at Wayne County Schools Career Center, is an educational professional with more than 25 years of leadership and management experience. Her record of community service includes Rotary Club of Wooster, The Village Network, Viola Startzman Clinic, Wayne County Childrens’ Services, YMCA of Wayne County and the Wayne County Economic Development Board of Directors, serving many of these organizations at the highest levels of board leadership.
She has been named a recipient of the ATHENA Award by Wayne County Women’s Network and the Jack O’Donnell Award for Community Service by Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce. A graduate of Smithville High School, she holds a Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry from Ohio Northern University and a master’s degree in secondary school administration from University of Akron.
Vaughn, a retired educator, graduated from Norwayne High School. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Education from Ashland University and a master’s degree in experiential education from University of Akron. A middle school science and social studies teacher, Vaughn retired from Wooster City Schools in 2022. She previously taught in the Rittman and Coventry school systems.
She currently volunteers with OHuddle, mentoring youth in the Rittman Exempted Village Schools; provides educational visits to the William J. Robertson Nature Preserve; and serves others at The Server, a volunteer and donation-based restaurant in Rittman for those needing a warm meal and fellowship.
Since 1978 the Wayne County Community Foundation has been working to strengthen the community. It is a nonprofit, charitable community organization. Since inception WCCF has returned more than $115 million in grants and scholarships to the community. For more information about the foundation, call 330-262-3877 or visit www.WCCFOH.org.