Our Team
Board of Directors
Dr. Wesley Sanders, Founder, President, and Executive Director He/Him
Dr. Sanders is a clinical psychologist specializing in treating PTSD and other invisible wounds of war that affect veterans and their family members. He is also an avid gamer (with a passionate, somewhat obsessive nostalgia for Halo 1 LANs) and a former Marine, serving 8 years in the Reserves from 2004-2012.
Frost Call was founded out of many conversations with patients who expressed difficulties with loneliness and disconnection from other veterans in their community. Many veterans—including this one—enjoy the camaraderie of gaming with friends. Frost Call serves to foster this uniquely powerful connection between veterans and support them in the journey of adjusting to post-military life.
Cory Hasselmann, Treasurer He/Him
Cory is a Marine Corps Veteran who joined in 2007 as an 0311/8152 and was medically discharged in 2009. He graduated in 2016 with an Associates Degree in Computer Networking. He has participated and volunteered with many Non-Profit organizations including Mission 22, Operation Supply Drop, and StackUp. In addition to all of his volunteer efforts, he also attends and supports as many local Military associated events as possible, such as WOD 22 and the Jarhead Fallen 7 Memorial.
Cory is also an avid gamer with a love for all video games on all systems, though his favorite console is Xbox. He enjoys all genres of games, but if he had to pick a favorite, it would be Co-op. He has been playing video games for as long as he can remember. They have helped him through many tough situations, including transitioning out of the Military. It is for this reason that he was very excited to join Frost Call in 2019.
JR Moock, Secretary They/He
JR Moock served in the US Army and Reserves from 1997 to 2011. He deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom from 04-06 as a motor transport sergeant specializing in convoy operations. He enjoys RPGs and resource management games.
Stephen Delcuze, Director
Stephen Delcuze served in the US Navy from 2012 to 2018 in the Nuclear Reactor field as a reactor operator onboard the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) during her refuel and complex overhaul as well as her support of Florida in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma. After separating from the Navy, he went back to school and is now a civil litigation defense attorney licensed in Massachusetts for an industry-leading insurance company.
Stephen grew up surrounded by board, card, computer, and console games of all varieties but lately has focused on grand strategy games including Crusader Kings 2 and the Total War franchise as well as catching up on the button-mashing Assassins Creed franchise. He was also a member of his undergraduate school’s “Parkside Association of Wargamers” who along with their MTG, Warhammer 40k, and console gaming also fundraised for “Child’s Play Charity” – an organization which delivered therapeutic games and technology to pediatric hospitals to improve patient’s lives though the power of play.
Stephen has been on boards of directors for his entire adult life with a particular focus on organization theory, oversight, and compliance. This includes starting regular internal financial audits in two tax exempt organizations and the revision or re-writing of organizational bylaws for every organization – some of which had not been updated since the commercialization of the internet.
Kevin Warner, Director He/Him
Kevin, from 2003 to the present, has served as an enlisted U.S. Marine Gunnery Sergeant, and as a U.S. Navy Officer. Throughout his military career he has served in various capacities, as a Structural Aircraft Mechanic, Cyber Network Systems Chief, and Computer Network Operations Capabilities Developer to name a few. He is a jack-of-all-trades, creative, inventor, entrepreneur, and is most proud of being a dad. He enjoys innovation and uplifting others in the community. He is currently developing technologies to revolutionize the tabletop gaming experience. Kevin has dedicated the last two decades of his life to public service in and out of uniform. An engaged community leader, he has volunteered with over a dozen charitable organizations in support of various causes.
Taylor Sulik, Director
Born and raised in Eastern Connecticut, Taylor is a graduate of the United States Merchant Marine Academy. Upon graduation, Taylor received a commission as an Ensign in the United States Coast Guard with a degree in Maritime Transportation & Security. During his time in the Coast Guard, he was first stationed in Charleston, South Carolina as the Combat Information Center Officer onboard the Coast Guard Cutter HAMILTON and as a Deputy Intelligence Chief for an AOR spanning from New York City to Providence, Rhode Island. In 2020, Taylor left active duty and transitioned to the Coast Guard Reserves, where he still currently serves. In the civilian world, he worked for a security consulting group in Boston, a Business Strategy Manager for Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, and now as the Regional Intelligence Program Manager for the Southeastern Massachusetts Homeland Security Council. Taylor currently lives on the South Shore with his fiance Christina and their English Bulldog puppy Tank. When he isn't working, Christina and Taylor love to travel the world, having been to 4 continents together, and hoping to see all 7 soon.