04/20/2026
Wells Lindsay, a longtime Windsor resident and retired aerospace manufacturing manager, (on the left) has been elected President of the Windsor Food and Fuel Bank Inc. Lindsay replaces the former Windsor Food and Fuel Bank President Joanna Gould who served in that position for four years. Gould remains on the Board of the nonprofit organization as its Treasurer.
The volunteer-led nonprofit organization also elected its 2026 officers and Board members who are all Windsor residents. In addition to new President Wells Lindsay, the officers are 1st Vice President Denise Novak, 2nd Vice President Laura Soll-Broxterman, Treasurer Joanna Gould and Secretary Marlene Tower. The Board members are Joyce Armstrong, Florence Barlow, Devra Brown, Cyndi Deshais, Bob Goldberg, Richard E.Knickerbocker, and Paul Vagnini. The Board’s 2026 high school student members are Daniel Garcia and Aleks Gould. (Pictured left to right: President Lindsay; Novak; Soll-Broxterman; Tower; and Gould)
Newly elected President Wells Lindsay retired after 40 years in aerospace manufacturing in December 2023 and, several months later, joined the Windsor Food and Fuel Bank’s Board of Directors. During his long career, he focused on sales, marketing and lean manufacturing. His volunteer experience includes serving as President of the Connecticut Manufacturing Association, and as a Board member of the Windsor Shad Derby and various youth sports and church organizations.
“As a young adult, I admired Harry Chapin’s storytelling music, and his drive to raise hunger awareness made a lasting impact on me,” explains Lindsay. “The singer and songwriter sponsored more than 100 concerts every year and he charged only donations of food for admission, rather than ticket fees. As a church youth leader, I helped to sponsor many food drives and, later, worked in my church’s local food bank.” Lindsay adds, “I look forward to directing my energy on the many important services of the Windsor Food and Fuel Bank and working with a committed group of volunteers, the Windsor Social Services staff, and our town’s community as we continue to support our Windsor neighbors in need.”
The Windsor Food & Fuel Bank Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that was founded in 1967. The generosity of local individuals, businesses, civic and religious organizations provides for 95 percent of the WF&FB’s annual operating budget. For more information, visit www.WindsorFoodBank.org, or call 860-986-3221.
