A Snyder County native, Joe is a graduate of Susquehanna university.  A strong advocate for community service, he has served on boards of various organizations including the American red Cross.  During his college years, as a member of the entertainment group Re-Creation, he visited veteran's hospitals in 43 states.  In his youth he was an Eagle Scout.  With deep roots in Snyder County, he believes strong families build strong communities.  Joe and his family live on land originally farmed by his grandparents.

The youngest person to ever hold this position in Snyder County, Malcolm is a graduate of Susquehanna University.  With a strong commitment to community service, he was President of the Freeburg Borough Council from 2006-2007.  He also worked for Susquehanna University's Business Services office and served as Assistant Director of the Susquehanna University Fund.  He has visited Costa Rica, Nicaragua and the Philippines on humanitarian aid trips.  An Eagle Scout, he is a merit badge councilor for the Boy Scouts.  Malcolm and his wife currently reside in Freeburg.

Named Snyder County Commissioner on March 1st of 2010, Ms. Roup is dedicated to helping maintain the county's critical services to its citizens, many of which are state and federally mandated.  Previously news director on big Country Radio and WFYY, she has won awards for her work in broadcasting.  She serves as president of the Union-Snyder Agency on the aging, an advocate and volunteer with the Susquehanna Valley House of Hope and recently became a member on the board of the Snyder County Red Cross.  Peggy is married and a mother of two.