The Peterson Foundation for Parkinson’s (PFP) mission is to support and enhance lives of people with Parkinson’s, their care partners and families to achieve their highest possible quality of life through awareness, education, and programs within a caring community.
Chairman
Brent Peterson
After more than 20 years as a player in the NHL and coach for the Portland Winter Hawks and Nashville Predators, Brent Peterson was forced to retire due to the advancement of Parkinson’s Disease (PD). In 2009, Brent Peterson started the Peterson Foundation for Parkinson’s (PFP). In subsequent years, he underwent the radical Deep Brain Stimulation procedure and later released My Toughest Faceoff, an autobiography detailing his career and battle with Parkinson’s. Today he leads PFP in the continued fight to improve the lives of people with Parkinson’s.
Administrators
Debbie Lowenthall
Executive Director
Kristy Howard
Associate Executive Director
Board Members
Tami Peterson
Bret Fincher
Chris Stout
Gavenn Ross
Jay Lowenthal
Jerry Mayo
John Holmes
Phil Baker
Ramona Ross
Pete Kopscak
Scott Torrence
Lynn Ellsworth
Ashley Hood
Tom Davis
John Overmyer