Bucks County Cultural Society Board of Directors

Jonathan Neuber founded the Bucks County Cultural Society. He also set up the Neuber Endowment for the Advancement of Physically Disabled Bucks County Residents, a scholarship open to qualifying students attending BCCC. He is a 2018 graduate of Delaware Valley University and holds a bachelor's degree in business administration with an emphasis in financial services. A long term Bucks County resident, Mr. Neuber has spent over half a decade rescuing items that help tell the story of Bucks County's rich cultural heritage. He currently resides in Upper Bucks County with his pet cat Thomas. 

Ray O'Brien was born in Manhattan and raised in New York's South Bronx. He has degrees in geography, geology, art history, and environmental studies from Lehman College (CUNY), McGill University in Canada, and Rutgers University where he received his doctorate. He has taught at the  City University of New York and at Pennsylvania's Bucks County Community College (where he is a professor emeritus). He has lived and worked in Bucks for almost 50 years. His research interests in the county's landscape(s), architecture, and folklore, led to the publication of Bucks County, A Journey Through Paradise  in 1988 and The Story of Bucks County in 2015.

Debra Lee O'Brien is a life long resident of Bucks County, born and raised in Levittown, PA. A Bishop Conwell High School graduate, she also attended Bucks County Community College. 

After various jobs from assembly line worker at Whitman Chocolates (Yes, like the "I Love Lucy" episode!) to payroll secretary for Toys R' Us stores, she returned to BCCC and graduated with a degree in Liberal Arts. 

For ten years, Debra was a single parent which, was both challenging and rewarding. This experience brought her to her most fulfilling position: a teacher's aide at BCCC's Early Learning Center. 

Debra is an avid collector of vintage Valentines and Halloween ephemera. Since retiring, she enjoys traveling with her geographer husband.