Tanya and her husband Jerry have 5 children: Jennifer, Alexis, David, Kristen, and Matthew, plus 2 grandchildren: Luke and Lily. They moved to Greenwich Township 15 years ago and have been actively involved in the Community for the last 10 years. Tanya is the Board President for Greenwich Chase Homeowners Association and has been a member of the Warren County Republican Committee for several years. She is passionate about keeping Greenwich “Green and Affordable”.

In January 2008, Elaine was appointed Mayor for Greenwich Township by her fellow members of the governing body and has served the residents of Greenwich Township as an elected official since 2002. A long standing member of the Republican Party and is Chair of the Greenwich Township Republican County Committee. Currently serves at the pleasure of the Warren County Board of Chosen Freeholder as the At- Large Representative to the Warren County Municipal & Charitable Conservancy Trust Committee and has recently been elected Chairwoman for the second time in four years. Also serves on Greenwich Township Planning Board, Open Space Committee, Capital Projects Committee, Board of Health and Community Day Committee. As an activist for Scenic & Historical By Ways of Western New Jersey, she continues to support efforts to preserve the scenic vistas along the Route I- 78 corridor and tributary roads in Greenwich Township as well as other adjacent towns in Warren, Hunterdon, and Somerset Counties.

Currently is the Vice President of Administration in the family owned & operated business of 54 years, Emiliani Enterprises (professional beauty supply distributor) in Union County, NJ. Elaine & Dom are married for 28 years with two children, Jim (23) and Nanci (21) both now working in the family business. The Emiliani Family has resided in Stewartsville since March of 1988.

Jim moved to Greenwich with his wife Irena in 1992. They have two daughters, Nicole & Lauren, in the Stewartsville/Greenwich schools. Jim has been the recreation soccer coach since 2000 and Planning Board member since 1999. He became active in community affairs when a regional sewage treatment plant threatened Greenwich's rural quality of life.

Joe Gurneak and his wife Maureen have 2 sons: Chris, a police officer, and Brian, a personal trainer, and two grandchildren Christopher and Matthew. They have lived in Greenwich for 35 years. Joe enlisted in the Air Force during the Vietnam era. He served on the Township Committee for over 8 years (not consecutive). Joe also writes for Chicken Soup for the Soul Books. A Personal Note from Joe: Considered somewhat handsome by several individuals (just kidding), I very much enjoy serving on the current Township Committee because we are finally making real progress to address the many issues that face our beautiful community.

Bruce and his wife Kathy moved to Greenwich Township from Ohio in 1993. Kathy and Bruce have two children, Mike and Megan, who both attended Greenwich Schools and graduated from Phillipsburg High School. Mike is a graduate of Fairleigh Dickenson University, and Megan is a graduate of John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

Bruce and Kathy have long been active in the community. Bruce served on the Greenwich Township Zoning Board of Adjustment for nine years and has also served as President of the Kennedy Mills Homeowners Association. His wife Kathy is a Life Member of the Greenwich Township Emergency Squad. Bruce retired from Engelhard Corporation where he worked as an international sales director. Bruce is committed to keeping Greenwich affordable for all, and to maintaining the rural character of the township.