Aimee Fuller-Cuda is an experienced leader in aging services, with a career dedicated to developing and managing non-profit organizations that serve older adults. She is currently the Chief Administrative Officer at Central Coast Senior Services, Inc., where she provides leadership and vision to ensure the agency’s growth and financial strength. In her role, she oversees the supervision and support of various staff members, including Home Care Managers and over 25 personal and assisted living attendants, to ensure high-quality client care. She also focuses on staff training and safety, as well as developing innovative programs and services to assist older adults and their families with navigating challenges like family dynamics, medical care, and end-of-life planning. Prior to her current role, Aimee held several other leadership positions at Central Coast Senior Services, including Director of Administrative Services and Community Relations Manager. She was the Executive Director for ITNMontereyCounty from 2015-2018. 

Aimee has a strong background in fundraising and development, having served as a Development Director for Voices for Children – CASA of Monterey County and The Carmel Foundation. Her responsibilities included grant writing, planning fundraising events, and donor cultivation. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Human Services/Management and is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Aging Services Management. A dedicated community member, she serves as the Board Chair for ITNMontereyCounty and as Vice Chair of the Area Agency on Aging Council. She has received multiple recognitions for her service, including being named a Women Who Care Honoree by Meals on Wheels of the Monterey Peninsula and receiving special recognition for her service from ITN Monterey County. 

Marissa Rousso is an Operations Intelligence Analyst in the Air Force Reserve and works in Membership at the Monterey Peninsula Country Club. She brings a dynamic blend of strategic intelligence, operational leadership, and community-focused service to every endeavor she undertakes. 

Marissa joined ITNMontereyCounty in 2024, drawn to its mission of providing safe and reliable transportation options to those in need. She quickly became an engaged member of the organization, utilizing her strong organizational and communication skills, as well as her passion for service. 

Her professional background spans military intelligence, private sector operations, instructional leadership, and nonprofit engagement. She has served as an instructor for Intelligence Operations and Distributed Ground System (DGS) platforms at Goodfellow Air Force Base, where she trained the next generation of Air Force analysts. Earlier in her career, she worked in politics, construction project management, and private club admissions. Whether in uniform or civilian capacities, Marissa is known for her adaptability, mission focus, and dedication to excellence. 

She holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of California, Davis, and an Associate of Applied Science in Military Intelligence Studies and Technology from Air University. She is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Space Operations at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, expanding her expertise into the space domain as she advances toward a professional trajectory at the intersection of space operations and national security. 

Her skill set includes strategic communication, intelligence analysis, organizational development, event planning, data integration, and technical writing. Marissa is a member of the Northern California Golf Association and remains highly active in her community, volunteering as a guide at the Monterey Bay Aquarium and serving on nonprofit boards, including the 50th Intelligence Squadron Booster Club. 

In her free time, she enjoys swimming, running, hiking, and playing golf. What she loves most about ITNMontereyCounty is its deep commitment to helping others and the incredible sense of community shared by its members and volunteers. 

Since 1989, Anne has operated as a “Rent-a-VP of Corporate Communications”, launching over 35 start-ups. Most consulting projects are 18 months in duration, in which Anne manages the entire corporate communications function.  Anne specializes in developing the visual and message identity for start-ups. In this role, she is responsible for developing the marketing and communications strategy and managing all the communications vehicles, including the logo development, company launch, public relations, advertising, promotional materials, direct mail, newsletters, presentations and web site. Prior to starting her own company, Anne was the Director of Corporate Communications at Adaptec (1983-1989) and a Marketing Communications Manager at Intel 

Degrees obtained, Institutions, Relevant Training: B.S. Elementary Education. Special Student Status: Journalism. MBA Program. — University of Wisconsin, Madison 

Skills and Expertise: Strategic Planning – Marketing Strategy – Marketing Communications Plans and Programs 

What you LOVE about ITN: I love the warm, dedicated nature of all the ITNMontereyCounty team members. They bring peace-of-mind and comfort to so many people they serve. 

Kenneth Stewart Hunter was born in San Diego, California, in 1956. He began his academic journey, after serving in the US Navy as Anti-Submarine Warfare Operator in Guam from 1974-77, at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1981. Driven by a passion for medicine and service, he went on to earn his MD from Eastern Virginia Medical School in 1985. He completed his internship at Riverside Regional Medical Center in Newport News in 1986 and continued his medical education at the Naval Aerospace Medical Institute in Pensacola, Florida, in 1987. 

Dr. Hunter served as a U.S. Naval Flight Surgeon from 1986 to 1991, stationed at MCAS El Toro in California and later at Oceana Naval Air Station in Virginia Beach. In 1991, he shifted his focus to dermatology, completing his residency at Balboa Naval Hospital in San Diego and becoming a board-certified dermatologist in 1994. He continued his service as a Navy dermatologist at Balboa Naval Hospital and later at Guam Naval Hospital until 1996. 

Transitioning to civilian life, Dr. Hunter opened a private dermatology practice in Norfolk, Virginia, where he served patients from 1997 to 2011. He then relocated his practice to Monterey, California, before a sudden loss of vision in January 2013 brought his distinguished medical career to an end. 

Despite this life-changing event, Dr. Hunter’s resilience and spirit of service never wavered. He became an active member of ITN Monterey County in 2013, joining its Board of Directors in 2022. Prior to losing his vision, his interests included downhill skiing, tennis, golf, biking, and hiking. Today, he enjoys walking, riding the bus, traveling both domestically and internationally, listening to audio books, and advocating for the blind and visually impaired. 

Deeply committed to community service, Dr. Hunter volunteers with The Carmel Foundation, The Blind and Visually Impaired Center of Monterey County, the Monterey Bay Aquarium and St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. He is also a proud member of the Pacific Grove Rotary Club. 

Dr. Hunter is a Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology and continues to inspire others through his dedication, adaptability, and unwavering commitment to helping others. 

Catherine (Cat) Mineo is an accomplished trademark and business transactional attorney, who has been involved with ITNMontereyCounty as a volunteer since 2020 and as Board member since 2021. Cat also received the Max and Helen Israelite ITN America Volunteer of the Year in 2022. 

Cat holds a dual Bachelor’s degree from Pennsylvania State University and a Juris Doctorate from California Western School of Law. Before attending law school, Cat worked as a paralegal for several years and is currently a Notary Public. 

With KK Legal & Advisory Services, Inc., Cat counsels businesses on corporate structuring, regulatory licensing, commercial contract negotiation, mergers and acquisitions, real property transactions, and business escrows. She works closely with founders, management teams, and investors to draft and negotiate contracts that facilitate strategic expansions. Her practical, business-first approach to intellectual property and corporate matters allows clients to mitigate risk, strengthen their market position, and scale confidently. 

Cat is a current member of the Monterey County Bar Association and Monterey County Women Lawyers Association. 

Beyond her legal practice, Cat is deeply committed to community service. She serves as a Board Member for Legal Services for Seniors, an organization providing pro bono legal services to residents of Monterey County.  Additionally, Cat supports youth experiencing homelessness through her work on the Grants Team for Youth Assistance Coalition, a nonprofit based in San Diego. She also mentors aspiring attorneys through the Monterey College of Law First-Generation Law Student Program. 

In her free time, Cat enjoys reading, hiking, surfing, and exploring California’s coastline. Her passion for ITN stems from her relationship with her beloved grandmother, and she enjoys the experience of meeting and assisting community members. 

Jeff Craig has been a resident of Del Mesa for six years. Prior to that, he lived in his first home in Pebble Beach for 48 years with his beautiful wife Carolyn Craig, raising two children – Kimbley and Danny. For 40 years of that period he was the president and owner of Monterey Insurance Agencies (now a division of HUB International). The agency was the oldest and largest on the Monterey Peninsula, founded in 1888. He retired 14 years ago, but not before being awarded the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter professional designation and served on INC magazine’s insurance advisory panel.

He is a Past President of the Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of California and was California’s’ representative on the Board of the Independent Insurance Agents of America. In his retirement, he has been a dedicated volunteer driver to ITNMontereyCounty since 2014 delivering over 10,000 rides to date. In 2019, Jeff received $500 from ITNAmerica, winning the Max and Helen Israelite Volunteer of the Year award. He has served on the ITNMontereyCounty Board of Directors since 2011, and held the office of Chairman from 2013-15; Secretary from 2015-2017, and now is on our Advisory Council.