BOARD of DIRECTORS
The Board of Directors of the Roybal Foundation is a distinguished group consisting of healthcare professional, business people, non-profit administrators and family members. The Board currently consists of eight members. The members of our Board are as follows:
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Lisa Roybal Elliott, Chairwoman
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Louis Gardner, Treasurer
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Edward R. Roybal, Jr., Secretary
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Lillian Roybal Rose
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​Loushana Rose Roybal
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Adrian Carrier
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Jorge Lambrinos
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Jimmy Oballes
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Frank Villalobos
Lisa Roybal Elliott
Chairwoman
Lisa Roybal Elliott is a lawyer specializing in police civil rights defense and use of force litigation.
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Louis A. Gardner
Treasurer
Louis A. Gardner, CLU, is widely known in the Financial Planning industry through his many years of working with high-net-worth individuals and corporations.
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Edward R Roybal Jr
Secretary
Edward R. Roybal, Jr. currently serves as Secretary of the Board of Directors of The Lucille and Edward R. Roybal Foundation. He has been a member of the Board since 1995.
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Lillian Roybal Rose taught her nationally acclaimed cross cultural leadership awareness seminars to academic, corporate, civic, and community groups, implementing powerful learning frameworks for long-term, effective cooperation and communication.
Loushana Roybal Rose is a California born artist working in visual art, music, and the culinary arts. Drawing on touch, sight, hearing, smell and taste, Loushana specializes in community engagements that center around a safe environment for cultural expression.
Adriane Carrier, MBA-HC, BSN, BCPA
Director of Education, Health & Safety; Entrepreneur; Writer; Health & Safety Specialist; Educator; Nurse.
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Lambrinos has acquired considerable experience in government, politics, and policy as Chief of Staff to former Congressman Edward R. Roybal.
Jimmy O'Balles was born and raised in Monrovia, California. After graduating high school and attending college, Jimmy was drafted into the army where he served 1 year in Vietnam.
Frank Villalobos learned at a young age that working hard would lead him to bigger and better opportunities.
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