meet our Board of Directors
Matt Colflesh: President
Matt has been a Wealth Management Advisor with Merrill Lynch since December 2004. He holds the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) designation. Matt is an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church in America. He served as Associate Minister and Interim Senior Minister at Covenant Presbyterian Church in Doylestown, PA from June 2000 through October 2004. Matt holds a B.S. in Business from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania and a Master of Divinity from Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. Matt is married to Monica and they live in Coopersburg with their six children. Three of their daughters attend Providence Hybrid Academy.
Matt Reeves
Matt is a captain for a major US airline and flies out of the New York City area. He has been a commercial airline pilot since 2007. Prior to flying commercially, he taught others how to fly in a university aviation program. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Aeronautical Science from LeTourneau University.
Matt grew up in Kentucky and Ohio before settling down, after college, in Texas. He met the love of his life, Jessica, in college, and they have been married fifteen years. They have three children and currently reside in Lower Saucon Township.
Faith in the one true God has always been important in his life. Together, Matt and Jessica strive to weave a Christ-centered lifestyle into the fabric of their family.
Whenever he can find free time, he enjoys playing the drums, running, biking, swimming, baseball, and hiking. He enjoys travelling with his family and incorporating that into their homeschool lifestyle.
Rachelle Hippen
Rachelle is a Family Medicine physician who has always had a passion for working with the underserved. She received both her undergraduate degree and her medical degree from Georgetown University, and spent a semester abroad in the Dominican Republic studying poverty medicine and Spanish, writing her thesis on childhood malnutrition. She met and married her husband during medical school, and after completing their residencies, they moved to her husband’s hometown in Southern California, where Rachelle spent four years working as a physician in the National Health Service Corps, serving marginalized populations in both rural and inner-city communities. During her time in California, Rachelle also served on the Board of a non-profit organization whose mission is to support families affected by childhood cancer. Once she and her husband got pregnant with their third son, they decided to move back to Pennsylvania, where Rachelle is from, so that the boys could grow up closer to extended family and so Rachelle could focus on being a stay-at-home mom.
Rachelle and her family moved up to the Lehigh Valley in 2019 after her husband took a job with St. Luke’s. They welcomed their 5th son in 2020, and in 2023 Rachelle felt the Lord’s prompting that their family needed more time to grow in love and faith together, which led to her decision to homeschool her boys. In 2023 John and Rachelle, together with the boys, made the decision to become a foster family, and in May 2024 they welcomed their then two-month-old foster son into their family. More than two years later, they are all so very grateful for the countless blessings and boundless joy that this miracle baby has brought to their lives. In spite of his many physical and emotional challenges, he continues to remind everyone of the importance of trusting in the Lord to provide all that we need to accomplish His work, and of the need to start each day with an “If not me, then who?” mentality.
When not homeschooling the boys and chasing her energetic toddler around the house, Rachelle spends much of her time supporting her boys’ budding baseball, soccer, and musical careers. While it sometimes feels like every minute is literally spoken for, Rachelle feels eternally blessed to be able to make the choice to homeschool, and to be even more involved in the boys’ journey of faith by serving on the Board of Providence Hybrid Academy.
Hunter Price
Hunter Price is a results-driven operations and sales leader serving as a Location General Manager for a Fortune 100 Company in the Lehigh Valley. With a passion for developing high-performing teams and delivering exceptional customer experiences, Hunter specializes in driving operational excellence, employee engagement, and sustainable business growth.
Throughout his leadership career, Hunter has cultivated a people-first management style focused on accountability, recognition, and continuous improvement. He is known for building strong team cultures, mentoring future leaders, and creating environments where associates are empowered to achieve ambitious goals. His commitment to team development has contributed to consistent performance successes and a highly engaged workforce.
Outside of his professional responsibilities, Hunter is a devoted husband and proud father whose family is central to everything he does. His strong Christian faith is the foundation for both his personal life and leadership philosophy, guiding his commitment to servant leadership, compassion, honesty, and treating others with respect. He strives to positively impact those around him by leading with humility, gratitude, and a genuine desire to help others succeed.
Becky Richendollar
Becky is a Lehigh Valley native who currently lives in Coopersburg with her husband and three daughters. In addition to her participation on the PHA Board, she also serves as the President of PHA's Parents of Providence (POP) Team (formerly the PTO.)
Becky has always harbored a strong passion for service. Growing up in Bethlehem, she greatly enjoyed volunteering both locally and on mission trips. After high school, Becky continued her education at Boston University (Wheelock College) where she earned a Master's degree in Social Work and undergraduate degrees in both social work and child development. Becky began her career in Boston working first in Child Protective Services and then in Early Intervention.
Upon returning to the Lehigh Valley, Becky worked as an intensive in-home, family-based therapist for several years before launching her own outpatient practice, Olivewood Counseling. Her dedication to service to the community has garnered her the Top Social Worker Bethlehem award (2014) and Olivewood the Best in Bethlehem Award (2021 and 2022.)
Becky also volunteers in her church's Children's Ministry and supports her daughters' many activities. She loves spending time with her family and friends, coffee, anything remotely Christmas related, Mexican food, taking pictures, and saying Yes! whenever possible. Most of all, Becky strives to fulfill Jesus' directive in John 21:17, "Feed my sheep."
Joe Yannuzzi
Joe has been a disciple of Jesus Christ for the past 48 years. He has since served in multiple pastoral roles, most notably a 20-year tenure at Calvary Chapel of Phila, where he taught children’s ministry, led youth and was used by the Lord to establish the first Junior High ministry. Later he served as the lead pastor in Quakertown, at Dayspring Christian Fellowship. Described by colleagues as gregarious, outspoken in encouragement, unflappable, and joyfully worshipful – Joe brings a warm, passionate presence to the team. He works well in diverse groups, values differing perspectives, and deliberately nurtures trust.
As a former youth pastor and children’s ministry leader, Joe deeply values investing in students – not as future church members but as today’s church. He found PHA’s spiritual atmosphere compelling and was personally encouraged by the strong witness of both staff and students. The unity and camaraderie of the PHA community impressed him deeply.
Joe recognizes PHA’s strengths in cohesion, trust, mutual support, and dependence on the Lord. He resonated with its vision of faithful, sustainable growth and is committed to preserving the school’s mission-driven focus. He brings strategic insight – particularly around facility use and future growth considerations – and a spiritual grounding that aligns with PHA’s values.