Board Members

Howard Armfield was born in Middleburg. He assisted Eugene Scheel in getting “The History of Middleburg and Vicinity” published in 1987 to celebrate the Bicentennial of the Town. He served on the Planning Commission when the Historic District Ordinance was approved. When the Loudoun-Fauquier Health Center closed in 1978, the building became owned by the Town, which subsequently formed the Health Center Advisory Board. Armfield served on the Advisory Board from its inception in 1993 until the Advisory Board was dissolved in 2023 and the Middleburg Charitable Foundation was formed as a separate not-for-profit organization.

Middleburg resident since 2012 and Town Council Member since 2016. Philip's thoughtleadership on the Health Center Advisory Board, ushered in a new approach to Middleburg's charitable contributions resulting in sale of the Health Center and forming of The Middleburg Charitable Foundation. He brings a background in marketing, communications and small business managment.

Originally attracted to Middleburg by the car culture, art, natural beauty and giving spirit, Pam has lived in Middleburg for five years with her three rock star golden doodles. She brings more than two decades of non-profit experience and serves as the President and COO of the YMCA of Metropolitan Washington, which includes Loudoun County. 

A passion for horses attracted Jan and her husband, Joseph Keusch, to Middleburg and their love for the community kept them here. They established Paper Chase Farms equestrian center just outside Middleburg in 1985 and moved the Town of Middleburg in 2022. Jan brings a background in law and business with extensive board experience. She currently serves as chair and CEO of The Freedom Forum.