Our Northern Maryland Board
Meet those who serve our ministry

George Buckless
George and Betty attended Bel-Air United Methodist Church for 35 years and participated in several mission trips, Bible studies, and were active in the church choir. Currently George and Betty attend Mountain Christian Church and have been blessed to be involved in their Sports ministry, Bible study, and various volunteer activities.
Having an opportunity to serve on the local FCA board would be an honor and a privilege. The influence of young Christian athletes in our high schools and colleges is critical in our culture of today.

Sarah Cruikshank
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Arthur E. Leonard, P.E.
Art was on the board years ago under Barry Spofford (old MD State Director) and is now serving on the FCA Northern Maryland board under Steve Medinger. He is proud of all the FCA directors, student athletes and leaders and activities FCA takes part in throughout the community. I've watched FCA grow tremendously and am happy to support such a kingdom-minded mission.

Juan Leura
He is currently a Congressional Liaison for CFI (Christians United for Israel). Today, Juan and his wife Amanda are both deeply involved in their church and work full-time there—Juan as Security Director and Special Police Officer, and Amanda as Office Manager for the Finance Department. Juan holds a Mechanical Engineering degree from the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) and has earned multiple certifications, including Active Shooter Instructor credentials through both ALICE and ALERRT. He was first introduced to FCA in 2010 while assisting with computer work for Steve, and he has remained actively involved ever since.

Stuart (Luke) Lucas - Board Chair

Stephen Milwicz - Vice Chair

Chris Moore

Harry Plack III
Harry Plack knows firsthand what FCA can mean to a young athlete. As a homeschooled student, he had the chance to compete in high school on an FCA team for homeschoolers, an experience that put him on the field with a wide variety of teams, including Christian and Catholic schools, with players who came from all backgrounds and all walks of life. Those seasons showed him how sports bring people together and open doors for the Gospel.
Today Harry is a husband and a dad to young kids, and he wants them and their generation to grow up with the same opportunities FCA gave him. That is a big part of why he is committed to seeing FCA grow in Northern Maryland.
Harry has a heart for pastors, ministry staff, and others in nonprofit work who rarely get the thanks they deserve. He counts it a privilege to come alongside Steve and the Northern Maryland FCA team as they live out their calling to reach coaches and athletes. His goal is simple: to be outreach for the outreach staff.
Professionally, Harry brings a background in business consulting, roofing, and government contracting. He lives in Harford County with his family.



