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Mission Preservation Foundation president steps down
Anthony Moiso will be succeeded by George O’Connell to further support the Mission San Juan Capistrano.
By Susan BelknappPublished: November 02, 2009 02:05 PM
Melinda Moiso, Alice O’Neill Avery, Anthony Moiso, and Rev. Monsignor Arthur HolquinMission San Juan Capistrano
announced Oct. 29 that Anthony (Tony) Moiso, president and CEO of
Rancho Mission Viejo, will step aside as president of the Mission
Preservation Foundation. Moiso helped found the organization that was
created to support the preservation of historic Mission San Juan
Capistrano. The Mission Preservation Foundation raises funds to ensure
Mission San Juan Capistrano remains sustainable for future generations.
Tony served on the Board as president for more than 12
years. Under his leadership, projects such as the Great Stone Church
stabilization, the Sera Chapel Conservation Project, the South Wing
Conservation Project and Museum Development Plan were implemented.
Moiso will remain on the Mission Preservation Foundation board as an
active member.
George O'Connell, of O'Connell Landscape
Maintenance, a Mission Preservation Foundation board member, will step
in as president. O’Connell and his wife Eden are longtime supporters of
the mission and they reside in San Juan Capistrano.
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Melinda Moiso, Alice O’Neill Avery, Anthony Moiso, and Rev. Monsignor Arthur Holquin Tony served on the Board as president for more than 12 years. Under his leadership, projects such as the Great Stone Church stabilization, the Sera Chapel Conservation Project, the South Wing Conservation Project and Museum Development Plan were implemented. Moiso will remain on the Mission Preservation Foundation board as an active member. George O'Connell, of O'Connell Landscape Maintenance, a Mission Preservation Foundation board member, will step in as president. O’Connell and his wife Eden are longtime supporters of the mission and they reside in San Juan Capistrano. NEXT PAGE >> Related headlines Santiago Canyon College in Orange partners up with Grainger Santa Ana's Corinthian Colleges reports strong financial results Aliso Viejo: It's all here; it's all close Economic forecast: Recovery will be bumpy |
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