Originally from France, Marc has built a career defined by entrepreneurship, international business, and trusted client relationships. After studying business at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and building a successful fashion enterprise in Los Angeles, he transitioned into luxury real estate, where he has spent more than a decade advising international clients with Sotheby's International Realty. 

Outside of work, Marc enjoys scuba diving, deep-sea fishing, and cooking with fresh ingredients from local farmers' markets. His warmth, thoughtful perspective, and ability to build meaningful relationships make him a valued member of the Advisory Committee. 

"Being part of the BRFF Advisory Committee means being part of something that gives with purpose, not simply out of obligation. What inspires me is seeing exactly how every dollar is used and the real difference the Foundation makes in people's lives. I'm honored to contribute practical insight and thoughtful guidance to a mission I truly believe in." -Marc DeLongeville 

Hugh retired in 2020 after more than 35 years of executive management experience in nonprofit organizations. Throughout his career, he also served as a volunteer on numerous nonprofit boards, with much of his work focused on supporting people in recovery from alcohol and drug addiction. Born in Minneapolis and raised in Omaha, Hugh attended The Haverford School in Philadelphia but struggled with substance abuse, which led to leaving college. In 1973, he began his recovery journey, working as a mechanic for six years before returning to school and embarking on a successful career in nonprofit management.

Now residing in Prescott Valley, Arizona, with his wife Celeste, Hugh enjoys spending time with their four grown children and five grandchildren. He remains active in local nonprofits and is honored to contribute to the Reese Family Foundation, continuing his lifelong commitment to helping others and strengthening his community.

“I believe we have an obligation to help those less fortunate than us...Brent is a kind and generous man,and I am glad to be involved.” - Hugh Holly

Keiko is a dedicated advocate for education, mental health, and breaking down barriers in high-poverty areas. With over 20 years of experience as an educator in the Phoenix area, she has worked tirelessly to empower students and communities. Keiko has contributed her leadership to various organizations, including the City of Mesa Arts Advisory Council, Hispanic Leadership Institute, Hands On Greater Phoenix, and most recently, the Brent Reese Family Foundation. 

As a middle school educator and parent of teenagers, Keiko strives to inspire young people to become their own advocates and actively engage with their communities. When she isn’t making a difference in the classroom or through her board service, she loves taking scenic road trips, listening to podcasts, creative writing, and gardening. 

“Driven by deep curiosity and a vision for a better world, I am a Founding Member of the Brent Reese Family Foundation (BRFF). I focus on bridging the gap between brilliant minds and the resources they need, actively supporting the intentions and inventions of individuals who positively impact society on a daily basis.” - Keiko Hasebe-Dilbeck 

Brett, originally from Overland Park, Kansas, is a proud graduate of the University of Kansas—Rock Chalk Jayhawk! Shortly before his 26th birthday, he moved to Prescott, Arizona, seeking a life free from drugs and alcohol. Since beginning his recovery in September 2014, Brett has found lasting purpose through a supportive recovery community and the guidance of mentors, including Brent. Over the past decade, he has built a life far beyond what he once imagined. 

Brett is happily married and looks forward to growing his family in the years ahead. He works in sales for Trademark Visual and is passionate about his career. Outside of work, he enjoys golfing, cheering on KU basketball, and staying active in the recovery community. He also serves with Executive Council Charities, supporting organizations that improve the lives of Arizona's youth. 

"It is an incredible honor to help carry forward Brent's legacy of generosity and service through the Brent Reese Family Foundation. I am committed to building on that legacy by helping create opportunities that improve lives and strengthen communities for generations to come." -Brett Fitzpatrick 

Dr. Tara O'Neill, a former first and second-grade teacher, now serves as the Director of the Education and Early Childhood Education programs at Yavapai College. She holds advanced degrees in Elementary Education, Early Childhood Education, and Psychology. Tara teaches a variety of courses in early childhood and psychology, including child development, family and community partnerships, curriculum design, and health, safety, and nutrition.

A native of Prescott, Tara cherishes time with her husband, three children, and three dogs. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, hiking with her dogs, and connecting with friends. She also enjoys giving back to the community through volunteerism and membership on boards like the Dolly Parton Imagination Library of the Prescott Area and the Brent Reese Family Foundation. 

“Serving on the Advisory Committee has been especially rewarding because it gives me the opportunity to see firsthand the positive impact the Foundation has on individuals and communities across Arizona. I’m grateful to be part of an organization that is making a meaningful difference and proud to contribute to its continued growth and success.” - Tara O’Neill  

Jay Bernstein is an Arizona native with more than 25 years of experience in real estate sales, financing, and investment strategy. As the founder of Evolve Realty, established in 2002, he has built a successful brokerage while guiding clients through residential, commercial, and investment real estate opportunities. Known for his relationship-driven approach, strategic problem solving, and mentorship of agents and investors, I. Jay brings extensive experience in negotiation, business development, and long-term investment strategy to the advisory committee. 

Outside of his professional work, I. Jay enjoys long-distance cycling, swimming, golf, yoga, cooking, and hosting dinner parties. He is also a proud father to his sons, Elan and Avery, whose strength and resilience continue to inspire him every day. 

Emma is a freshman from Prescott, Arizona, with a passion for travel, sports, baking, and reading. She is an enthusiastic learner who enjoys challenging herself both academically and personally. Her favorite subjects include Biology, History, and Mandarin, reflecting her curiosity about the world and her commitment to continuous growth. 

Outside the classroom, Emma is actively involved in her community and enjoys a wide range of activities. She competes on her school’s cross-country team, plays tennis, hikes, and volunteers at a local senior center. She also enjoys creative pursuits such as drawing and bedazzling. 

As a member of the Brent Reese Family Foundation Advisory Committee, Emma is excited to learn from the grantmaking process, participate in meaningful discussions, and help support organizations that make a positive difference in the lives of others. 

“Being involved with the Foundation means being part of something bigger than yourself. Every act of generosity, no matter the size, has the power to make the world a little less broken" -Emma Reese