A lifelong Maine resident who has spent most of her career working in the Midcoast region, Hannah brings more than 20 years of experience in the human services field to the CRC.  As a Licensed Social Worker who has held a variety of roles in community mental health, Hannah was drawn to the Community Resource Council’s model and the opportunity to support individuals in diverse and meaningful ways. Hannah is committed to growing the program to meet the evolving needs of the communities CRC serves, with a focus on fostering personal growth and connection.

A lifelong Boothbay region resident, Holly has dedicated her career to advocacy and public service. Formerly the Director for the Prevention of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, she has served as a State Representative since 2018. She is actively involved with several nonprofit boards, the Maine Recovery Council, and brings extensive experience in an interdisciplinary approach to substance use disorders.  Dedicated to discreet problem solving, Holly strives to provide a leg up to anyone who might want it.

Having lived in the Boothbay region for most of her life, Ashlea strongly believes in the the power of community and connection. Having formerly worked for the Town of Southport, and now pursuing her Master of Social Work degree, Ashlea is driven by a passion for helping others. Believing the Boothbay region to be one of the most special places to exist, Ashlea is dedicated to supporting its people and future.

Pastor at the Congregational Church of Boothbay Harbor, Rev. Weir has served five congregations and worked extensively on housing and homelessness issues. He holds advanced degrees in divinity and psychology and is a Certified Coach specializing in leadership and spiritual direction. He moved to Boothbay Harbor with his wife in 2021 and looks forward to working with the broader community.

A longtime Boothbay Harbor resident, Michelle is an optometrist and co-owner of Coastal Family Eye Care in Damariscotta, where she has practiced for 27 years. She has been deeply involved in the community, serving as a Girl Scout leader, youth coach, and Boosters Club officer, helped establish the David Landry Memorial Scholarship. She also assists Portland’s unhoused population and looks forward to supporting local outreach programs.

After volunteering with several CRC programs in 2022, Byron officially joined our board in 2023. Originally from Guatemala, he moved to the U.S. as a political refugee in 1990 and spent 25 years helping startups expand internationally while volunteering to support immigrant communities. Holding degrees in human resources and organizational development, Byron and his husband, Elliot, moved to East Boothbay in 2022 and are excited to contribute to their new community.

A lifelong Boothbay Harbor resident, Angie loves our Region and its beautiful coastline. She has worked at Bath Savings Institution for over a decade, previously spending 15 years as a cosmetologist and restaurant server. A dedicated early riser, she has taken a four-mile walk every morning for nearly five years.

A longtime Boothbay region resident, Lisa has successfully owned and operated several local businesses. Deeply committed to her community, she has been actively involved in several nonprofits, supporting local initiatives and preservation efforts. She is passionate about fostering a thriving Boothbay region and continues to contribute her time and expertise to its growth.

Laurie is a native of the Boothbay Region who, along with her husband and three sons, are proud graduates of BRHS.  Currently the branch manager of Boothbay Harbor's First Federal Savings, Laurie has helped region locals with banking for 15 years.  Prior to this, she worked with students at the Boothbay Region Elementary school for eight years.  Laurie has been involved in many community organizations over the years--serving on several local non-profit boards, and continuing to volunteer for various committees and events.  Her love for community involvement is what makes Laurie passionate about being a part of the CRC.  

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EmmaRose is a recent Georgetown University graduate with a degree in Government and a lifelong passion for public service. Growing up outside of Philadelphia and spending her summers in Maine, she developed a strong sense of community and drive that followed her to Georgetown, where she competed as a Division I field hockey player.

After graduation, EmmaRose put down roots in Maine, spending the summer helping with her family's businesses — the Whale's Tale & Seafarer's Pub and the Carousel Marina in Boothbay Harbor — and serving on the committee for the beloved Boothbay Harbor Tuna Challenge. Now, she brings that same dedication to her role as a Legislative Aide in the Maine Senate Majority Office in Augusta, working on behalf of the people of Maine both on the water and in the halls of the State House.

With over 25 years living and working in Maine, Bob currently manages marketing, sales, and resident services at St. Andrews Village Retirement Community in Boothbay Harbor. He has developed a strong commitment to supporting seniors and enhancing their quality of life.

A professional background rooted in marketing, communications, and graphic design, Bob has spent much of his career developing strategic methods and materials to help organizations grow their reach and impact. He previously served as a Board member of the Boothbay Region Chamber of Commerce and for years has helped local non-profits with their marketing/communications efforts.

Bob and his wife are residents of Wiscasset with close family ties to Ocean Point. He remains engaged in the region and looks forward to helping local individuals and families in the community.