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ABOUT US
The Ed Brown Center for Active Adults (formerly the Joslyn Senior Center) was named after local community activist Ed Brown, who retired to Rancho Bernardo after a lengthy career in Corporate America. He and several others spearheaded the movement to build Rancho Bernardo Community Park with its Recreation Center and the building that now houses the Ed Brown Center and the Rancho Bernardo Tennis Club. The Center was completed in 1989 and renamed in Ed’s honor in 2009 to thank him for his generous support and his long-time commitment to our community.
The mission of the Ed Brown Center for Active Adults is to connect and engage
the people of Inland North County by providing the highest quality of unique programs,
services and recreational activities.
We serve nearly 400 active members in addition to providing services for the community-at-large, and we plan to improve and expand these services in a fiscally responsible manner so that the Center will remain a vital part of Inland North County for years to come.
The Ed Brown Center is a gathering place for those who wish to participate in a variety of activities — both active and sedentary. It’s a place to meet friends and share the experiences of a lifetime — a place that gives everyone a chance to stay healthy, active and connected to life.
The Ed Brown Center for Active Adults — We’re Here for Good!
HOURS OF OPERATION
Classes held Monday through Saturday — see monthly calendar for details
Reception Desk open Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; Friday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
EBC WELCOMES A NEW
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Kimberly "Kim" A. Lange
Executive Director
Kim comes to us with a wide variety of professional skills acquired in both the for-profit and nonprofit arenas. She has been a volunteer and Board Member at Girlfriends Care for more than 10 years and a volunteer at Serving Seniors for seven years. As a business owner she has worn hats from customer service to finance and is looking forward to taking EBC to the next level!
EBC BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Lynn Wolsey
PRESIDENT
Lynn is a community volunteer, working with many area nonprofits, and recently "retired" after ten years as Executive Director of the Ed Brown Center for Active Adults.
Tim Rohane
VICE-PRESIDENT
Tim has an impressive 25-year background in the areas of Financial Analysis and Project Management, with expertise in Financial and Administrative Operations for a variety of companies as well as the the U.S. Navy. He's currently hard at work putting EBC on a firm financial footing.
Sue Gupta
DIRECTOR
You might recognize Sue as a front desk receptionist, but she is also our "Bridge Lady," organizing our weekly games. Sue's aim is to increase and enhance the available activities at EBC, so keep your eyes on the Monthly Calendar!
Lakshmi "Lucky" Narasimhan
TREASURER
Lucky is a ball of fire who was recently named the 2023 Woman of Impact by the American Heart Association. By day she is a CPA at Deloitte. In her "free" time she teaches Bollywood Dance, has a passion for healthy living and a fondness for seniors.
Valerie Brown
DIRECTOR
Valerie is a well-known figure around Rancho Bernardo, serving in leadership roles in every organization from Girl Scouts to Spirit of the 4th! She is a past Director of EBC, and we're delighted to have her back!
Juanita Hawkins
DIRECTOR
An EBC member since 1993, Juanita is the Center's Membership Liaison. She is also an avid Padres fan, and rarely misses a home game!
Jim Lassiter
DIRECTOR
Jim is a retired home improvement contractor and still works part time in the window and door replacement field. He enjoys pickleball, swimming, gym workouts, music, dancing, and people.
Greg McMullen
DIRECTOR
Greg was born and raised in Philadelphia, PA. He received a Bachelor’s Degree from Temple University in Philadelphia. He has been a sales representative for Humana for 15 years, serving the senior population with Medicare solutions and other financial services. He and his wife, Andrea, moved to San Diego in 2000. The McMullens serve their parish community in Carmel Valley, as well as serving at homeless shelters in downtown San Diego.
Maurice Nahum
DIRECTOR
Maurice moved to San Diego from New York City in 2006 and has been a member of the Ed Brown Senior Center since his arrival. To give back to his community he served as president of the Oaks North Community Center Tennis Club for three years, during which time he was involved in the construction of the pickleball courts. He also served as president of the local social wine club and was treasurer of his HOA. Maurice is an active member of EBC, and currently manages the Monday Dance Party and Karaoke Sundays.
Getting Here:
I-15 Northbound
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Exit at West Bernardo/Pomerado Road and turn left
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Cross over the freeway, then continue on West Bernardo Drive to first traffic light
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Turn right into RB Community Park and continue to the second building on your left (next to tennis courts
I-15 Southbound
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Exit at West Bernardo/Pomerado Road and turn left
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Follow West Bernardo Drive to first traffic light
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Turn right into RB Community Park and continue to the second building on your left (next to tennis courts)
CONTACT
Our Address:
18402 West Bernardo Drive
San Diego CA 92127
(inside Rancho Bernardo Community Park)