Charles Krafczek, who won re-election to the Stone Harbor Borough Council in November, was nominated to serve as council president during the annual reorganization meeting Jan. 7.

Also in the election, new council member Jennifer Gensemer won a full three-year term, and Reese Moore and Francis Dallahan, both appointed to fill vacancies, won the vote to fulfill unexpired terms: Moore for one year, Dallahan for two. Joselyn Rich and Ray Parzych are the other council members.

“Congratulations to our newly elected and incumbent members of council,” said Mayor Judith Davies-Dunhour.

“Although we are seven different individuals, with different backgrounds, we all have one goal – to do our best for the homeowners and visitors of Stone Harbor.”

Gensemer has been a resident of Stone Harbor and Avalon for 20 years and a real estate agent for Long & Foster. Gensemer graduated from Penn State as a University Scholar with a degree in finance. She is an officer and trustee for the Stone Harbor Property Owners Association, a board member for the Garden Club of Stone Harbor, and co-chair of the Book Club at the Yacht Club of Stone Harbor.

“With my strong commitment to community service, I am passionate about our community and will work to keep Stone Harbor ‘The seashore at its best,’ ” Gensemer said. “I’ll use my background as a financial analyst and real estate broker-salesperson to work for a transparent and efficient government, invest in the sustainability of our island and promote balanced development.”