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Karen K. Dorfman

Karen Dorfman is active in the life of Trinity Church, Indianapolis and St. Richards School and is a successful professional and community leader. She served as the first lay President of the Board of Trustees for St. Richards, the only Episcopal day school in Indiana. She has served as a Trinity vestry member and is currently head of the lectors guild. Her professional career includes extensive experience in corporate sales, training and internal consulting with the John H. Harland Company and Minnesota Life/Securian Financial Network.

An Adjunct Professor in the School of Continuing Studies at Indiana University-Purdue University (IUPUI) for several years, Ms. Dorfman also taught Organizational Behavior in the School of Engineering at IUPUI.

Ms. Dorfman received her Bachelors Degree from the University of Texas at Austin and her Masters Degree from Indiana University in Bloomington. She is listed in Whos Who of American Women and Whos Who in Finance and Industry.

R. Gordon Hershey

Mr. Hershey was raised in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Educated at Michigan State University and at Indiana University in Bloomington. He and his wife Joan met at MSU's Canterbury welcome week reception for new students. After traveling extensively, they settled in Bloomington, Indiana. After the birth of their first daughter, Alice, the couple began attending Trinity Church in Bloomington. 

At Trinity, Hershey has been on the vestry twice, served as a Diocesan Convention delegate for a number of years, and been associated strongly with Canterbury, the Episcopal Campus Ministry. He was a member of the Diocesan Budget Committee during and since his start as a convention delegate. He works for Indiana University in its Groups Student Support Services Program, a federally funded Trio program designed to identify, orient, and support students who are low income, first generation, or physically challenged through the completion of a baccalaureate degree. When not at work, he enjoys early music and volunteering to support the advancement of the Arts in Bloomington and its environs.