Who We Are

A lifelong resident of Bucks County, Heather is passionate about the town she and her family call home. With 30 years of marketing experience, she’s been a champion of local businesses since opening her branding agency in 2017. Heather is known for hard work, creativity, and innovation. As the VP of Experience Yardley, DiPrato’s relationships in the local business community are invaluable. Since 2019, she has played a key role in raising funds for community projects like the Greetings from Yardley Mural, Duck Walk, Music Off Main, Canal-o-ween, and Yardley Restaurant Week. Heather and her husband Jim live in Lower Makefield with their 2 kids and 2 cats. They are the publishers of Yardley Living and Newtown Neighbors, local magazines that offer residents and businesses a platform to share stories and achievements.

Lynne is a Certified Public Accountant holding an undergraduate degree from Temple University and a master’s degree from Villanova University who has lived in the Yardley Makefield area since 1998. When she decided to start her own accounting firm in 2014, she chose Main Street to hang her shingle. Philadelphia born and raised, she is a lifelong Eagles fan and avid gardener whose true passion is cooking for friends and family.

Kim Segal-Morris is a 15-year resident of Yardley Borough and has lived in Bucks County for most of her life. Kim was elected to Yardley Borough Council in 2019 and is honored to serve as its Vice President. She also serves as the Chair of the Public Safety Committee and Council Liaison for Experience Yardley. Kim’s daughter is a graduate of Pennsbury High School and Temple University. They both enjoy walking their dog, Marty, along the canal, supporting local businesses, and participating in Yardley’s many community events.

Cindy Fatsis has been a Yardley resident for 30 years, and a Yardley Boro resident since 2003. Since it’s inception in 2014, I’ve loved Music on Main, which we can hear from our front porch! I am proud to have helped produce and coordinate the summer music series for the past 2 years. When I’m not promoting (what we now call) Music Off Main I am a freelance photographer and interior designer.

Amy Masgay is a Bucks County writer and editor who is proud to support Experience Yardley through her business, Noteworthy Communications, LLC, which she launched in February 2021 with the mission to help local businesses and nonprofits better reach their audience and community. In her freelance writing, Amy focuses largely on local history, art, and culture, of which Yardley has plenty! Amy also serves on the board of multiple organizations, including the Bucks County Free Library, State Street Players, and LeTip of Central Bucks.

Nichole has been a Yardley Borough resident since 2020 when she settled into her first home with her husband, Mike, and dog, Graham. Coming from upstate NY, she loves the small-town and close-knit community feel. Combined with the close proximity to major metropolitan areas, Yardley offers “the best of both worlds”. Nichole’s professional and volunteer experience covers a wide scope, with the most recent focus on retail consulting and inventory management, team development, recruitment, and event planning. Nichole enjoys traveling, is a novice gardener, and takes long walks/bike rides along the Delaware Canal Tow Path as often as she can.

Victoria Rogers owns both Giselle Toys & Ballet Shoppe and Giselle of Princeton. She opened the first Giselle store 20 years ago in downtown Princeton. She moved with her family to Yardley about 7 years ago and opened the Toy store here a couple of years ago. She has four grown kids, two stepkids, and ten grandchildren. She loves living in the Boro and being able to walk everywhere, even to work. Her favorite Experience Yardley event is Canal-O-Ween!