Friends of the Westport Center for Senior Activities

Matthew Cummings

Matt is an experienced banking and financial services Manager with over 25 years in investment planning, banking and management.  He is current the Vice President and Business Banking Relationship Manager at M&T Bank in CT.   Matthew is passionate about supporting Non-Profit Organizations in CT.  Matthew will use his expertise to help make an impact by bringing our community together to support and utilize the tremendous The Westport Center for Senior Activities.  His late Mother, Betty Lou Cummings was very supportive and involved with the WCSA. Outside of work, Matthew is an active member in our community and enjoys spending time with his family.

Roberta Delano

After earning a BA in Psychology from the University of Rochester and an MBA from Boston University, Roberta built a successful career in Human Resources, specializing in Compensation. In 1995, a job transfer brought her from Boston to Connecticut, where she has lived ever since. Her journey into Argentine Tango began with a class at the downtown Westport YMCA—where she met her husband. This first step led to numerous trips to Buenos Aires, wonderful friends and inspired her to bring Argentine Tango to the Westport Center for Senior Activities (WCSA), where she continues to assist with classes.

In recent years, Roberta has focused on her art, regularly exhibiting her paintings at various local venues. She first came to WCSA to help with a Parkinson’s Boxing class and now finds herself joyfully immersed in tango, stained glass, yoga, and more. Roberta is thrilled to serve on the WCSA Board and contribute to this vibrant and supportive community.

Jane Roedel

Jane is a world traveler, an RN, a bingo enthusiast, and a proud grandma!

Born in Jersey, British Isles, Jane’s journey has taken her through Gibraltar, Spain, the Caribbean, and eventually the U.S. After a sunny stint in Key West, she swapped flip-flops for snow boots and spent 30 years in Montana.

Two years ago, she traded mountains for Compo Beach, moving to Norwalk to be closer to her daughter, son-in-law, and two lively granddaughters who keep her young and jer calendar full. Jane joined the WCSA for lunch and bingo, and soon began volunteering—serving meals and making fast friends along the way. That experience inspired her to take a bigger role by joining the Board of the Friends of WCSA.