Robert Cauldwell
Douglas Dagehardt
Jeffrey Duncan
Stephen Jones
Our Advisory Board members work collaboratively, support AMP’s mission and goals, and serve as experts in guiding and advising the board leadership in strategic matters tailored to our community.
Wade Davis
James Eddy
James is currently a Duval County Democratic Party member and has served four years as Chair of District 7 and as Precinct Man for 701 since 2016.
He is passionate and committed to addressing the needs of the LGBTQIA2S+ and the AIDS/HIV community. James is grateful to the Political, AIDS/HIV, and Art community, whose mission is to honor those who passed away from AIDS-related illnesses but who currently live with AIDS/HIV.
Jeff Fix
Jonathan Joseph
Jonathan is passionate about addressing and reducing the spread of HIV/AIDS-related illnesses. He has seen how HIV disproportionately takes the lives of Black gay men. Jonathan represents the population who experience marginalization.
Jonathan is an early member of AMP. He believes in the work and the AIDS Memorial.
He was born and raised on the beautiful St. Lucia Island in the Caribbean. In his words. ” I have a beautiful adult daughter.” He graduated from Flagler College, earning a bachelor’s degree in Public Administration.
Jonathan began his career as a teacher in his homeland. He worked for JEA in Jacksonville for 19 years.
Julia Torres-Carmichael
Mason Manion
Mason’s passion is in music and songwriting. He believes it is vital to remember those whose lives were lost to HIV/AIDS-related illnesses.
Mason’s work is demonstrative of someone who knows that to move forward after the AIDS crisis, we must understand the history. Enduring a loss is one thing, but another when loved ones, friends, family, and community members cannot openly share their grief.
Mason states, “They deserve to be remembered.”
Sunny Gettinger
Sunny is a member of the 904ward and past chair of Riverside Avondale Preservation’s board.
In 2000, Sunny began a career working on Al Gore’s presidential campaign, then serving as Director of Press Advance for General Wesley Clark’s White House run in 2004. Between these years, she served as the Publicity and Publications Manager for the California Shakespeare Theater in the Bay Area. In 2019, she ran for City Council in District 14. Sunny is a mom to two boys, Cort and Max, with her husband, Trey Csar.
She is deeply committed to helping our neighborhood grow and develop in meaningful ways, respecting the neighborhood’s history, and honoring the community.
Sunny was a former National AIDS/HIV hotline volunteer living in the Bay Area. HIV/AIDS is close to Sunny’s heart. She lost several of her close friends to AIDS-related illnesses.
Aaron Williams
Aaron is married to his wife Kamala Williams and has two Dachshunds, Grace and Mercy. Aaron has been pastoring for ten years and is an activist in his own right. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Supervision and Management and a master’s degree in Transformative Leadership.