Hi! I'm Linda I've Been a part of East Brunswick Woman's Club for 13 year almost 14 years now. I just was installed as 2nd Vice President of NJSFWC and my goal is to be President at state level one day. I have been work as a regional director for Emmanuel Cancer Foundation for almost 3 years supporting families who's children are effected by cancer.  .I have lived in East Brunswick for most of my adult life. I live with my husband, son, daughter in law, my new grand baby, and my 7 pets including 2 dogs and 2 cats.

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Kanthi Tatineni is a dedicated leader, healthcare professional, and proud Army mother who believes in service with purpose. As a Senior Technical Product Manager in Healthcare, she brings strong leadership, strategic thinking, and compassion to every role she undertakes. A fitness and martial arts enthusiast, Kanthi is deeply passionate about empowering others, strengthening communities, and creating meaningful impact through action.

For over two years, Kanthi has been an active and committed member of Woman’s Club, serving as Co-Chair for the 2024–2026 State Project, Operation Duffel Bag, supporting children entering foster care by providing essential items during times of crisis and transition. She will continue her service as Co-Chair for the 2026–2028 State Project, Embrella, an organization dedicated to supporting foster, adoptive, and kinship families while helping young adults build stable futures through education, housing, and workforce opportunities.​Through her work and volunteerism, Kanthi strives to lead with empathy, integrity, and action — always hoping to make tomorrow a little brighter for someone in need.

My name is Laura Pechar and I have been a member of this amazing club since 2009. I have
held many different positions throughout the years - both as an officer and as a committee
chairperson. My favorite role within the club is that of 2 nd Vice President/Membership Chair
where I can be creative and strive to encourage, recruit, and retain members. The club is made
up of women who share a strong bond of sisterhood, friendship, love and support for each other.
I currently work in the medical field where I love helping others.  I live in Milltown with my fiancé
and am also very involved in the St. Bartholomew Columbiettes and the Milltown Lions Club. I
joined the club to meet new friends, to inspire kindness and to give back to the community.
Being a member of the EBWC is very rewarding - I believe that each day we have an
opportunity to make a difference in the lives of others and together as a group we can make
incredible things happen.

I am Sara Fleischer-Todd, presently the corresponding secretary and chairperson for the Special State Project- Emmanuel Cancer Foundation.  I enjoy serving others and the less fortunate in our community with our many social service projects throughout the years. Christmas stockings for the military, gifts for the children and families at the Ozanam Homeless Shelter and those in our community, Women Aware, gifts and cards for Nursing home residents, Lap Tapestries for the sick and those in need are some  of those that  I am involved in. Doing One pound raffles and charity luncheons as a way for us to raise funds for scholarships and our other worthy projects were also things I enjoyed being involved with.   I have been a clinical social worker for about 40 years and live in this wonderful community. I feel fortunate to have been a part of a wonderful group of women who are warm and have good hearts. 

 Bio coming soon!

I have been an East Brunswick resident for over 50 years.

My career in education has been adiverse. I began as a high school math teacher became a supervisor, and then Assistant  Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction K-12.  I have  also taught at the college level and tutored students in math from elementary to college level.

I am proud to be a member of the East Brunswick Women’s Club, giving back to the East Brunswick community.