BASCI Leadership

Amy is the Fleet and Commercial sales manager at Curry Auto Center. She has served on the BASCI board as since 2014.

Amy is married with two children, Evelyn and Nathan. Amy’s husband is Ross Chitwood, owner of Blue Line Build and Design, is also a member of BASCI. She enjoys giving back to her community. Amy has been the Parade of Homes Chair and on the Home Show Committee since 2016.

Martie Vandeventer is the Controller for Building Associates, Inc., a Bloomington owned and operated General Contractor established in 1983. Martie has been with the company for over 20 years.  Martie is an active member in the ambassador program with the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce and won Ambassador of the Year in 2019. She has also Chaired the BASCI Home Show and been a part of the committee for many years.   Through her community involvement she has enjoyed many activities Bloomington has to offer including ballroom dance classes through Fred Astaire and most recently yoga at The Hot Room. In her free time Martie is a member of the Elks and enjoys spending time with family, friends, and her fur babies.

David is President and Co-Founder of Authentic Homes, Inc. Starting his building career in 1997 as a Framing Crew Member, while attending Vincennes University, where he obtained an Associate in Science and a Certificate in Welding Technologies. He is certified in Mold Inspections and Mold remediation.

He is now a Developer and Custom Home Builder helping his Clients ideas come to life, building their dream home.

Authentic Homes, Inc has participated in the Parade of Homes and The Home show the last 3 years with obtaining awards for The Realtor’s Choice (2 years) and the Judge’s Choice last year.

He enjoys taking his wife and six year old daughter Fishing and Camping and spending time with family and friends. David is a license, ordained Minister since 2004 now.

Kerry is owner of Dishman Construction. He served as President of the Association in 2002. He has also served on the Board of Directors multiple times over his career.

The first official trade for Kerry after high school was in the HVAC business, which helped Kerry better understand the process of building. Soon Kerry found himself working in a factory for G.E. but while there, started a framing crew as a “side hustle”. As often happens in our business, this “side hustle” was more lucrative than G.E was. As the framing business grew, Kerry made the decision to quit G.E. and frame full time.

As framing turned into complete builds, Kerry prided himself by being on the job and completing as many trades as possible. Kerry especially loves the finishing touches as the home comes together. As the builder, Kerry feels by being on the job, he can create the consistent finished product today’s home buyers want.

Dishman Construction started with family and will continue with family as both of Kerry’s sons, Adam and Buck, are now working under Kerry as apprentices. As they learn, Kerry will turn more and more of the business over to them while he manages the other business, Dishman Cattle Company. 

David Killion is a Bloomington native and a third generation home builder. David attended Bloomington High School North and Rend Lake College. He was a student-athlete and studied Construction Technology at IUPUI. He has several building-related credentials and designations including state licensed home inspector, certified building analyst, certified green professional, and certified aging in place specialist. David is currently pursuing a real estate license and a certified graduate builder designation. He has been building, drafting, designing, and managing the construction of residential homes since 2003.

Terry Davis started in 1977 with Wickes Lumber Co. (Builders First Source Legacy Company). In 1980 he became a Contractor Sales Rep. In 2015, Terry began working at Bender Lumber Company and continues in his position there today.

Terry has been active with the Association since 1980 and has served on the BASCI Board of Directors off and on for several 2 year terms, as well as various committees over the years.

He’s been married to his High School Sweetheart Terri for 48 years. They have 2 sons 9 grandchildren, and 4 great grandchildren. Terry enjoys hunting, fishing, and spending time with his family & friends.

With 15 years in the industrial sector, Jonelle Gross brings energy, charisma, and a fresh perspective to the leadership team at Loren Wood Builders. She oversees operations across multiple trades, ensuring seamless project execution while fostering a collaborative, engaged workplace. A strong believer in teamwork and mentorship, Jonelle helps align daily operations with big-picture goals, empowering teams and reinforcing the company’s core values. Her hands-on leadership and natural ability to connect with people make them a driving force behind both project success and company growth.

Rollie Mason brings a diverse background in technology, business operations, and community service to his roles. He is the owner and operator of Mejaro Inspection Services in Bloomington, Indiana.

Before his current role, Rollie had twenty years in the Information Technology industry as a Systems Engineer at IBM. Before IBM, Rollie was a Systems Engineer at Lockheed Martin.

Rollie’s educational background includes a B.A.S. in Computer Information Systems Management from Colorado Christian University (January 2002-June 2004) and an A.A.S. in Electronics Engineering Technology from ITT Technical Institute (September 1998-June 2000).

In addition to his professional endeavors, Rollie is actively involved in community service through the Exchange Club. He has been a member of the Exchange Club of Northside Bloomington since January 2021 and currently serves as the President of the Indiana District Exchange Clubs.

Alisha is a Bloomington-area native and is a graduate from Indiana University. After spending several years in the medical field, she began her finance career with German American in 2016. Alisha enjoys volunteering for various organizations, as philanthropy is her passion. She is an active participant in the Builders Association of South Central Indiana, serving on the executive board as well as the membership, parade of homes, and Bloomington Home Show committees. She is also currently the Board Chair for People and Animal Learning Services (PALS), a local therapeutic horseback riding facility.  In her spare time, she enjoys traveling with her husband, hiking with their two dogs, spending time with loved ones and cheering on the Hoosiers any chance she can.

As Founding Partner of Bailey Weiler Design + Build, Don brings decades of experience, a passion for architecture, and a hands-on leadership style that blends creative vision with technical expertise. He holds degrees in Engineering from the University of Wisconsin and Business from Indiana University. Don has served as President and Governmental Affairs Chair for BASCI and currently sits on the boards of the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Bloomington Inc., and the Bloomington Economic Development Corporation. He actively supports local organizations, including Habitat for Humanity, the Boys & Girls Club, Riley Children’s Foundation, and the Monroe County Humane Society. Don and his wife Lisa enjoy time with their children and grandchildren, cheering on IU athletics, and relaxing at Lake Monroe.

Bailey Weiler Design + Build, founded in 2005 by Don Weiler and Craig Bailey, is a respected custom home design and construction firm known for integrating thoughtful design, quality craftsmanship, and client-focused service. The firm has built a strong reputation for delivering homes that are both beautiful and built to last.