Board of Trustees

Ken DeFurio began his career in healthcare as a respiratory therapist. His first job out of college, after earning a Bachelor of Science degree in respiratory therapy, was at Butler Memorial Hospital.

DeFurio then accepted his first management position at the University of Maryland Medical System in Baltimore, MD. In 1989, DeFurio returned to Butler Health System. He was increasingly responsible for the management of several departments, while earning an MBA at the University of Pittsburgh. Moving through the ranks at the Butler Health System, DeFurio held the titles of Department Director, Vice President of Outpatient Services, Chief Operations Officer, and for nearly 10 years, President & CEO.

Under DeFurio’s leadership, Butler Health System (BHS) has led the region as an independent, community-based health system. As one of the largest employers in Butler County, BHS is comprised of Butler Memorial Hospital and more than 70 ambulatory locations.

DeFurio is active in a number of community events. His current and past board service includes CDC of Butler County, the Butler County Chamber of Commerce, Butler Road Race for Scholarships, VHA MidAtlantic, and Benbrook Medical Center.

DeFurio resides in Butler Township, PA, with his wife and daughter.

Ms. Kanterman is the Controller of Associated Ceramics. She originally joined her family business in 1991 as Director of Information Systems after graduating from Carnegie-Mellon University and LaRoche College. She then obtained her CPA. Prior to returning to her family business, she had experience as a computer consultant for Coopers and Lybrand. Ms. Kanterman grew up in Saxonburg and attended Knoch High School. She is a teacher for Junior Achievement and serves on the Board of Directors for VNA-Hospice and the Alle-Kiski Medical Center Foundation. She is an elder and Clerk of Session for the Jefferson Center Presbyterian Church. She also serves as secretary for The Endowment for Butler County and as permanent Alumni Secretary for Kappa Alpha Theta. Ms. Kanterman has worked with Butler Memorial Hospital on its fundraising efforts. She is married and has two daughters.

Dr. Demby has been a resident of Butler County since 1981 with the position of an internal medicine primary care physician. He is currently the Medical Director of Butler Medical Associates.

Dr. Demby also serves as Medical Director for the Helen O’Brien Gaiser Addiction Center. He has also served as a member of the Butler County Drug and Alcohol Board.

Dr. Demby is a graduate of the Temple University School of Medicine and completed his internal medicine residency at the Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. He has been serving the people of Butler County since completing his residency.

Dr. Michael Fiorina is currently a board-certified family practice physician and owner of Fiorina Family Practice. Born in Lower Burrell, PA, he attended Washington and Jefferson College and then The Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. After completing a residency in family medicine in Altoona, PA, Dr. Fiorina moved to Butler in 1998. Originally employed as a physician at Butler Medical Associates for seven years, he then opened his own private practice and currently remains an independent physician. He currently is a majority owner in the Butler BlueSox baseball team and volunteers his time coaching a variety of youth sports. He has also had the joy of instructing medical students, nurse practitioner students, and physician assistant students at various colleges. He is married to his wife, Kristen, and has four children: Christopher, Benjamin, Hope and Sarah. He has had the opportunity to participate and complete a variety of marathons, triathlons and recently a Tough Mudder with his children.

Patrick Hampson currently serves as managing partner of HM3 Partners, a private equity investment and advisory firm focused on the healthcare sector. Pat was previously founder, chairman, and chief executive officer of MED3OOO-one of the largest and most advanced healthcare management and technology service providers in the United States. MED3OOO was acquired by McKesson Corporation, which is currently ranked 15th on the FORTUNE 500, and is the nation's largest healthcare services company.

Pat has a personal commitment to advancing the performance of medical practices, health systems, and physician networks through provider collaboration and a focus on strong patient provider relationships. Mr. Hampson is a well-known speaker on physician alignment and hospital affiliation strategies, and is an advocate for physician leadership and their role in improving the cost, quality and access to healthcare in the United States. In 2002 Mr. Hampson received the Ernst and Young Western Pennsylvania and Ohio Entrepreneur of the Year Award and has continued his involvement with this program as a judge for several annual competitions. Mr. Hampson has been an investor in the healthcare technology industry and has served on the boards of Medic Computer Systems (NASDAQ) and A4 Health Systems (private) which were both sold separately to Allscripts (AHS:NYSE) and has served on numerous other healthcare boards and advisory boards. Mr. Hampson is a 1977 graduate of Ohio Northern University, and resides with his wife Debi and three children in Gibsonia, Pennsylvania.

Douglas K. McClaine serves as chair of the Compensation Committee of BHS. He began his law career with Mine Safety Appliances Company (MSA) in 1984 as a patent attorney. He became assistant general counsel and corporate ethics officer in 1990 and was appointed secretary and general counsel in 2002. He was elected vice president in 2005. McClaine holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering and a BS in Administration and Management Science from Carnegie Mellon University, as well as a Juris Doctorate from the Dickinson School of Law. He is licensed to practice within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and is admitted to practice before the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit and the United States Patent and Trademark Office. He is a member of several bar associations and professional organizations. Prior to his election as a trustee for Butler Health System, McClaine served on the Butler Health System Foundation Board. He was a co-founder of the Allegheny County Mock Trial Program for area high school students and a youth counselor for the Butler Rotary Wheels Juvenile Delinquent Program. He is a past director and treasurer of the Western Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Corporate Counsel Association. He has also been a guest speaker and panelist at various seminars on the topics of ethics, litigation, corporate compliance, governance, and sexual harassment.

Tim Morgus is Vice President at Maher Duessel, Certified Public Accountants. A graduate of Robert Morris University with a B.S. in Accounting, Mr. Morgus has concentrated his practice to the areas of governmental and non-profit auditing. Mr. Morgus joined Maher Duessel in 1996 and was named partner in 2005. He has been instrumental in the firm's growth of 25% over the past five years. The firm has been named by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) as a Group of 400 (G400) Honoree-one of the 500 largest CPA firms in the country. Tim represents over 100 nonprofit and government clients, and is a frequently-requested speaker on topics including government finance, fraud and government accounting principles, pension standards, and tax-related matters. Tim also serves as Director of Recruiting for the firm, which under his leadership has grown to nearly 100 employees. He actively serves his community through volunteer service and civic engagement, including: Treasurer, Government Finance Officers Association for Western PA; Butler County United Way, Past Chairman and Board Member; Leadership Butler County-Graduate and Past Board Member; and Federal Bureau of Investigation Pittsburgh Division-2015-XVI Citizens Academy.

Mr. Morgus resides in Center Township with his wife Sari and two sons Jackson and Wyatt.

Donald S. Shamey retired as President/CEO of NexTier Bank in 2014, having served in the banking industry for over 40 years. During his tenure, the bank achieved numerous accolades. Mr. Shamey was extremely active in banking industry associations, having served on the Board and Executive Committees of both the Pennsylvania Bankers Association and the Pennsylvania Association of Community Banks. He served on the national board of the educational arm of the American Bankers Association's American Institute of Banking and as a member of the Small Bank Advisory Council of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. He was also a director of the Pittsburgh Chapter of Robert Morris Associates and the Chairman of the PBA’s Group 8.

A long-time resident of Butler County, Mr. Shamey is also very active in the local communities. In addition to his service on the Butler Health System Board, he has served on various boards and committees of Lutheran Senior Life, the United Way of Butler County, the Downtown Butler Mainstreet Association, and the Western Pennsylvania Community College Resource Consortium, to name a few. He was also involved in numerous charitable fundraising activities.

Mr. Shamey graduated from Dickinson College with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and earned his MBA from Duquesne University. He currently resides in Gibsonia with his wife, Susan, and his dog, Bunker and is the proud parent of five children and two grandchildren.

Dr. Smith is Advisor for Talent and Leadership Development at the University of Tennessee, Office of the President. He is Chancellor Emeritus of the University of Tennessee at Martin (UTM) and President Emeritus of Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania (SRU). His leadership at both institutions led to significant turnarounds resulting in national commendations and rankings for both educational achievements and organizational performance. He is credited with refocusing the UTM vision resulting in resolving accreditation concerns and leading to the highest retention and graduation rates in the University’s history. He secured funding and approval for a new science and engineering building, to be the largest new academic facility in more than 40 years. In his final years at SRU, the university was recognized with three national and two regional “Best Places To Work” accolades and achieved all-time enrollment, retention, and graduation records. Dr. Smith has been a senior faculty member in university-sponsored executive development programs in California, Kansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Texas. He holds a Ph.D. from Temple University and an Honorary Doctorate in Letters from Rajasthan Vidyappeth University in Udaipur India. He was a Fellow with the Office of the Secretary, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, assisting with programs in the Office of Surgeon General, FDA, National Institutes of Health. Active as a community volunteer, Dr. Smith serves on the Board of Trustees for the Regional Learning Alliance (Cranberry Township), and served as Board Chair, Leadership Pittsburgh; Trustee for Butler County Community College; Board Member, Butler County Development Corporation and Slippery Rock Economic Development Corporation; and past President of the Butler Rotary Club. Dr. Smith and his wife reside in Franklin, Tennessee.

Margaret Irvine Weir is the founder of Irvine Consulting, specializing in assisting family-owned businesses transition to the next generation. Irvine Consulting also evaluates companies’ banking relationships for efficiencies. Margaret is the former president of NexTier Bank and most recently the former director of member services at Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh. After graduating from the University of Maryland and receiving a degree in finance, Margaret held several positions at various banks in the Washington, DC area. Some accomplishments include: Named as 2013 Distinguished Citizen award presented by the Moraine Trails Council; serving on the Pittsburgh Branch of the Federal Reserve of Cleveland for 4 years as a director; named one of 2009's "Top 25 Women in Business" by the Pittsburgh Business Times; honored by the Woodlands Foundation in 2008 for her dedication to youth and financial education and her support of the Pittsburgh community; named Chair of Economics Pennsylvania's President's Council for a three-year term. A member of BHS’s board since 2010, Margaret has also served on several other boards, including the Regional Learning Alliance of Pittsburgh, the Butler County Community College for more than a decade, and the Community Development Corporation (CDC) in Butler County. She is a past recipient of Pennsylvania's Best 50 Women in Business, an award created by Governor Tom Ridge to recognize contributions that women make to Pennsylvania's economy. Under her leadership, NexTier Bank was the recipient of the "Best Places to Work in PA 2008" designation for the third time by the PA Department of Community and Economic Development.