Ann Wiser is a 28-year Lockheed Martin mechanical design and analysis engineer and a dedicated advocate for approximately 3,000 engineers. She serves as an Executive Board Officer and Treasurer for the Association of Scientists and Professional Engineering Personnel (ASPEP), representing employees at Lockheed Martin and L3Harris Corporation. A longtime first responder with Station 317, Ann holds certifications in high-angle rope and confined-space rescue, and HAZMAT Technician. She is also the recipient of U.S. Radar Patent No. 9,472,860.
Beyond engineering, Ann has demonstrated a longstanding commitment to public service and leadership. During the War on Terror, she served as President of the Pennsylvania National Guard Family Readiness Group and received the Pennsylvania Commendation Medal for her service. She has volunteered with Scouting America for more than 25 years, serving as Cubmaster, Committee Chair, and Venture Crew advisor. She currently serves as Aerospace Education Officer for the Air Victory Museum Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol and as Booster Club President for the Rancocas Valley Regional High School Navy JROTC program.
Ann considers raising her three sons her greatest accomplishment. All three became Eagle Scouts, reflecting the values of service, leadership, and patriotism instilled by their parents. Her eldest son is an aerospace engineering student at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University, a USAF ROTC Cadet graduating December 2026, commissioning as a USAF Officer Pilot. Her middle son studies engineering management at the United States Military Academy at West Point and is on the Fencing Team. Her youngest son is a high school Senior and Navy JROTC Cadet Commander, who received a Letter of Assurance (LOA) to The United States Military Academy (USMA) West Point and a Letter of Intent (LOI) to The United States Air Force Academy (USAFA) with a future of become a Mechanical Engineer.
Ann has been married to her lovely husband Darrin Wiser for 24 years. Darrin is an electrical engineer at Lockheed Martin and retired U.S. Army Command Sergeant Major with 36 years of service. A former Rutgers University NCAA Division I golf scholarship athlete, Ann also enjoys playing with their puppy, flying, sailing, woodworking, welding, and knitting. She is a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution #1,035,689 and the Elks Lodge #848.
Ann strives to live by the Scout Oath: serving God and country, investing in future leaders, and leading by example. Her guiding principle is simple: prepare to serve, serve with purpose, and leave the next generation stronger than the last.
