Touched Twice United

Perry L. Polnaszek - Founder
Perry had a vision for Touched Twice United after a medical mission trip to Honduras. Perry is trained as an optician and had spent many years as a business coach for eye doctors. In 1996 Perry led the first medical clinic in Louisville Kentucky. Perry was able to learn and grow in his leadership while attending Southern Baptist Theological Seminary where he met Andrea. He believed the foreign mission trip model could be employed successfully in the US, allowing professionals to use their talents quarterly and serving the under-insured in the America. In 2006 Perry founded Fellowship Church in Chippewa Falls. He is the proud father of 7 children.

Andrea Andrea M. Polnaszek
Andrea has provided administrative support for Touched Twice United since it's humble beginnings in 1996. Since that time a national ministry has been birthed and clinic sites have been set up all over the country. Andrea has a masters in social Work and a Certificate in Theology from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. She is also the proud Mom to Will, Isabelle, and Jael. She also has the awesome opportunity to be a part of her husbands older children's lives: Jamie, Luke, Alex, Erin and Brock. Andrea resides near Lake Wissota in Chippewa Falls. She enjoys walking their dog Dakota on the many trails behind their home.

Scott Scott Beierwaltes
is currently serving as President of the Touched Twice United (TTU) Board of Directors. He first was introduced to the TTU clinic concept by volunteering at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lisle, IL. After serving as an advocate at their first clinic, Scott was overwhelmed by the experience and asked to speak to the congregation the following Sunday about his thoughts on the clinic and "getting off the sidelines." His interest in the clinic grew over the following year as Trinity hosted their 2nd event. That interest and a flood of new ideas drove Scott to contact TTU to share his thoughts. After a few brainstorming conversations, Scott was invited to the annual TTU board meeting where he ultimately volunteered to serve as Board President.

This commitment comes at a busy time in Scott’s life, as he is fortunate to also serve as CEO for Air Cycle Corporation, headquartered in Broadview, IL. Air Cycle is the manufacturer of the award winning Bulb Eater® lamp crushing system and offers recycling services nationally for lamps, ballasts, batteries, and electronic wastes.

Scott and his wife, Katie, recently moved to Denver, NC with their children Emma and Jack. Scott loves sports and spending time with his family exploring their new area. As a family they are looking forward to finding a home church and hopefully hosting the first TTU clinic in North Carolina!

Alex Alex Boylan
Alex Boylan brings vast media experience to our board of directors. God has blessed him with the opportunity to travel the globe and win i CBS's The Amazing Race II. Alex has gone on to host and produce numerous TV series such as while creating his own production company Footprint Films which is behind the much talked-about Dropping In... where surfers travel the globe searching for mystical religions, hidden cultures and of course... perfect waves. Alex has a degree in International Business from Jacksonville University, Florida. While in college he played division 1 soccer. Alex presently resides in Los Angeles, California. He continues to work on television shows.

Andrew Andrew Follett
I participated in my first clinic in the Fall of 2006 in Naperville, IL. I was amazed by the power the clinics had to connect the church to the community and reach out to people typically overlooked by society. It also is a great opportunity for the entire church to come together and learn what it looks like to serve as one body. I joined the board of TTU in January of 2007 and have since been helping with the website and video production.

Ben Ben Mott
I was born and raised in England. I received my Bachelor's from the University of Durham, England, and my Master's from the Claremont Graduate University, Calif. I began my career doing market research-based consulting on advertising and brand building, working primarily with Kraft Foods. I now work in ministry, serving as Vice President of Program and Marketing at the Green Lake Conference Center. My responsibilities include co-directing the Center for Excellence in Congregational Leadership (CECL) pastoral and church transformation program, creating Catalyst Conferences, and overseeing the marketing and communications for the conference center.

William E. Boylan
Dr. Boylan has served as Senior Pastor at Byfield Parish Church, in Georgetown Massachusetts since 1969. His messages are broadcast weekly all over New England and Canada. He has served on many committees and boards, and presently leads the Biblical Witness Fellowship as President. William has attended White House briefings on administration policies with President Reagan in the 80's and joined President Bush for his announcement on Welfare Reform in 2002. William and Miriam have been married for more than 40 years. He is the proud father of four adult children and Grandfather to three Grandchildren.

Dan Dan Tymann
I have previously served as president of Touched Twice United and I currently serve on the Board. I am the Executive Vice President for Advancement, Communications and Technology at Gordon College in Wenham, MA. Gordon is among the nation's top Evangelical, Christian colleges and is a nondenominational Christian college. I received my BS in Electrical Engineering from Tufts University in 1981. From 1981 to 2005 he led manufacturing and engineering organizations for AT&T, Lucent Technologies and Cisco Systems.
My wife Andrea and I live live in Newbury, MA. I have a daughter, Sarah, who is currently a music and sociology major at Gordon College. My favorite hobby is baseball and I am a season ticket holder to the Red Sox.