Meet The Team
Coming together from a wide variety of backgrounds and experiences, our skilled team of professionals is the backbone of New Kent Public Safety Foundation. Their ideas help shape the direction and mission of our organization as it continues to develop. Read on to learn more about some of our incredible team members.

Joe works with our heroes to acquire equipment and programs that will support our local heroes to allow them to focus completely on serving our community. We also work within the First Responders, First Receivers, Dispatchers, Corrections Officers, Veterans, Faith Based Leaders communities to help combat suicides, domestic violence and divorces caused by the invisible wounds (PTSD and/or Compassion Fatigue) that for decades we have all be taught to “brush off” and “just forget about it.” One is too many!

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A bachelor's in Business Administration. Serving New Kent for 13 years and volunteering in many directions from working with veterans, volunteering as EMT, gathering and giving out school supplies, marriage coaching and working with children going through trauma. As a family of veteran's we love serving our first responders and our community. Many suicides happen every year and we want to help in many ways with everyone affected by ptsd. 

Jason's distinguished career has a combined total of 20 years invested in local, federal and state levels law enforcement career. He has a Bachelors in Criminal Justice from Saint Leo University. Jason has worked many aspects of law enforcement throughout his career to include but not limited to patrol, investigations, supervision, training and Past Governors Executive Protection Units. He has lived out all of the stresses that are unavoidable in this career both mentality and physically which is why he full heartedly supports this organization in supporting our heroes.  

Jason loves the Lord and this community and will do what it takes to help our heroes.

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  A Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in both New York and Virginia, Roy brings over 40 years of
experience in both accounting and finance along with a variety of experiences in railroad operations and historic preservation.
  An Eagle Scout and graduate of St. Bonaventure University, Roy is a member, has served, and continues to serve, as an advisor; Officer of; and on the Boards of several non-profit organizations, private Foundations and railroad preservation organizations.
  Mr. Wullich has held various senior management positions at several international companies including Intel, KPMG and Price Waterhouse. Roy is currently Manager of Operations and Finance with FMW Solutions LLC.
  Additionally, Mr. Wullich serves both as Corporate Secretary and as a Board Member of the Tom E.
Dailey Foundation. Roy also serves as an Auxiliary Deputy with the New Kent Sheriff’s Department.

A 20+ year resident of New Kent County, I have one son who is a New Kent High School graduate and one who is currently navigating his way through Middle School.

My first experience with our county’s fire dept was a structure fire in December of 2002 when the first home we were building in New Kent burned to the ground. 

I’ve never forgotten the professionalism and kindness towards us of the first responders who were on the scene during a bitter cold and icy day to put the fire out.

As a former cub scout leader, I’ve worked with our amazing sheriff dept and fire dept to provide educational experiences for the young people in the community. It is an honor and a privilege to be able to work alongside both depts for the greater good of the youngsters.

As a veteran’s daughter and with many veterans and active military in my family, I am always humbled by the sacrifices they have made and continue to make for our freedom and liberties.  

I am grateful for the service our first responders provide to our community and the veterans for their continued service in whatever capacity they are able.

It is an honor and a privilege to volunteer alongside amazing and talented people in the NKPSF to serve those who serve us.