Senior Leadership Team
Executive Director
Pamela Lowy
603-842-5344 x 2011
Pam's relationship with Great Bay Services began when her brother David joined the Great Bay bowling team in 1979. David has participated in a wide variety of programming offered by Great Bay Services over the intervening years, and to this day enjoys Community Participation Services through their Dover office. Pam served on the Board of Trustees from 2015-2020 – first as Secretary and then as Vice-Chair – and brings with her to the role of Great Bay Services Executive Director a professional background in nonprofit management with a focus on finances, human resources, and operations. She is passionate about the community which Great Bay Services is a part of, and proud of the work which her colleagues do with commitment and compassion every day.
Pamela Lowy
603-842-5344 x 2011
Pam's relationship with Great Bay Services began when her brother David joined the Great Bay bowling team in 1979. David has participated in a wide variety of programming offered by Great Bay Services over the intervening years, and to this day enjoys Community Participation Services through their Dover office. Pam served on the Board of Trustees from 2015-2020 – first as Secretary and then as Vice-Chair – and brings with her to the role of Great Bay Services Executive Director a professional background in nonprofit management with a focus on finances, human resources, and operations. She is passionate about the community which Great Bay Services is a part of, and proud of the work which her colleagues do with commitment and compassion every day.
Deputy Director & Maine Program Director
Jon Stimmell
207-570-9378
Jon oversees the operations of the Maine programs for adults with disabilities out of Sanford, Maine. He most recently worked in special education at the Monarch School of New England. He has spent most of his career in community support programs, including creating an adventure program, which immersed adults with disabilities into outdoor activities. Jon sits of the board of directors for Sanford Springvale Little League and is active as a coach in a variety of youth sports. He lives in Maine with his wife Kate and their children Annalise and Jack.
Jon Stimmell
207-570-9378
Jon oversees the operations of the Maine programs for adults with disabilities out of Sanford, Maine. He most recently worked in special education at the Monarch School of New England. He has spent most of his career in community support programs, including creating an adventure program, which immersed adults with disabilities into outdoor activities. Jon sits of the board of directors for Sanford Springvale Little League and is active as a coach in a variety of youth sports. He lives in Maine with his wife Kate and their children Annalise and Jack.
Finance Director
Kristi Reynolds
603-842-5344 x 2013
Kristine (Kristi) Reynolds began her accounting career over a decade ago as an Accounting Clerk at Harding Metals, Inc. While working full time, she completed her Bachelor of Science in Accounting at Southern New Hampshire University. She left Harding Metals for the last semester to gain experience in the Public Accounting sector. Kristi completed a tax internship at Baker Newman and Noyes during the 2013 tax season. Upon completion of her degree she accepted a full-time position as an Audit Staff at Berry Dunn. After garnering experience in public accounting and the procedures of CPA firms she made the move back to private accounting. Under the fantastic training of two certified CPAs as the Staff Accountant at Bradford Networks, Inc she gained knowledge and skills to help advance her career. She moved on to become the Accounting Manager at Hudson Tool Steel Corporation. After a year in that role she was promoted to Corporate Controller. At the birth of her second son she decided to stay at home for a few years. She has been pleased with the chance to make a difference at Great Bay Services. This has been a monumentally rewarding organization to become a part of.
Kristi Reynolds
603-842-5344 x 2013
Kristine (Kristi) Reynolds began her accounting career over a decade ago as an Accounting Clerk at Harding Metals, Inc. While working full time, she completed her Bachelor of Science in Accounting at Southern New Hampshire University. She left Harding Metals for the last semester to gain experience in the Public Accounting sector. Kristi completed a tax internship at Baker Newman and Noyes during the 2013 tax season. Upon completion of her degree she accepted a full-time position as an Audit Staff at Berry Dunn. After garnering experience in public accounting and the procedures of CPA firms she made the move back to private accounting. Under the fantastic training of two certified CPAs as the Staff Accountant at Bradford Networks, Inc she gained knowledge and skills to help advance her career. She moved on to become the Accounting Manager at Hudson Tool Steel Corporation. After a year in that role she was promoted to Corporate Controller. At the birth of her second son she decided to stay at home for a few years. She has been pleased with the chance to make a difference at Great Bay Services. This has been a monumentally rewarding organization to become a part of.
Leadership Team
Case Management Program Manager(ME)
Tiffany Duplessis
207-337-4481
Tiffany is a Sanford/Springvale native who received her B.S in Rehabilitation Services from the University of Maine Farmington. Upon completing her degree, Tiffany found herself back in Sanford/Springvale and started her career as a certified behavioral health professional. Tiffany has been working in non-profit organizations for over 10 years. Tiffany has in depth training in sexual assault crisis Intervention, domestic violence intervention, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES), empowerment skills, and is a certified poverty coach with Communications Across Barriers.
Tiffany started with Great Bay Services as a Case Manager in September 2017 and was promoted to Case Manager Team Lead in April 2022. In February 2023 was promoted to her current title of Case Management Program Manager. Tiffany works in collaboration with our Clinical Supervisor to support the Case Management team at Great Bay Services. Tiffany lives in Maine with her fiancé, and in her free time enjoys taking dance classes at Dance Studio of Maine South, kayaking, volunteering at the Grammy Rose Dog Sanctuary in Acton, and spending time with her family.
Tiffany Duplessis
207-337-4481
Tiffany is a Sanford/Springvale native who received her B.S in Rehabilitation Services from the University of Maine Farmington. Upon completing her degree, Tiffany found herself back in Sanford/Springvale and started her career as a certified behavioral health professional. Tiffany has been working in non-profit organizations for over 10 years. Tiffany has in depth training in sexual assault crisis Intervention, domestic violence intervention, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES), empowerment skills, and is a certified poverty coach with Communications Across Barriers.
Tiffany started with Great Bay Services as a Case Manager in September 2017 and was promoted to Case Manager Team Lead in April 2022. In February 2023 was promoted to her current title of Case Management Program Manager. Tiffany works in collaboration with our Clinical Supervisor to support the Case Management team at Great Bay Services. Tiffany lives in Maine with her fiancé, and in her free time enjoys taking dance classes at Dance Studio of Maine South, kayaking, volunteering at the Grammy Rose Dog Sanctuary in Acton, and spending time with her family.
Communications & Outreach Coordinator
Chrissy Swenson
207-206-6855
A New Hampshire native with a background in social media, communications and marketing, Chrissy is openly neurodivergent, with a passion for the work we do. She has spent hours learning about different disabilities and D.E.I.A.B.* topics applying them to her personal and professional life. Chrissy made it to the top 20 of the Seacoast Onlines' Ten to Watch competition in 2022 for the work she has done to spread awareness about GBS and the diversity community.
Joining the GBS team in early 2018 Chrissy worked in Direct Support with our Dover participants until early 2022. At that time she made the shift to Communications & Outreach, taking on our fundraising, marketing, event planning, social media, and more. Her main office is in our Dover location but is often traveling between our locations getting to know participants and staff she may not have had the chance to know as well as she would have hoped before as a DSP. She reflects on her studies, and experiences with our participants, to create comprehensive and heartfelt campaigns.
*D.E.I.A.B. stands for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility, and Belonging
Chrissy Swenson
207-206-6855
A New Hampshire native with a background in social media, communications and marketing, Chrissy is openly neurodivergent, with a passion for the work we do. She has spent hours learning about different disabilities and D.E.I.A.B.* topics applying them to her personal and professional life. Chrissy made it to the top 20 of the Seacoast Onlines' Ten to Watch competition in 2022 for the work she has done to spread awareness about GBS and the diversity community.
Joining the GBS team in early 2018 Chrissy worked in Direct Support with our Dover participants until early 2022. At that time she made the shift to Communications & Outreach, taking on our fundraising, marketing, event planning, social media, and more. Her main office is in our Dover location but is often traveling between our locations getting to know participants and staff she may not have had the chance to know as well as she would have hoped before as a DSP. She reflects on her studies, and experiences with our participants, to create comprehensive and heartfelt campaigns.
*D.E.I.A.B. stands for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility, and Belonging
Community Participation Services Manager (NH)
Sarah Page
603-842-5344 x 2040
Sarah working here as a DSP in 2002 after graduating from UNH with a degree in recreation management. Became the program manager in 2006. As a long time employee, I like the relationships that I have built with folks we serve and their families as well as the staff, both here and the area agencies that we work with. I enjoy finding activities and creating programs that allow folks to have a good day.
Loves to travel, with a goal to see all 50 states, and is currently over half way there. Lives in New Hampshire with husband, daughter, and dog.
Sarah Page
603-842-5344 x 2040
Sarah working here as a DSP in 2002 after graduating from UNH with a degree in recreation management. Became the program manager in 2006. As a long time employee, I like the relationships that I have built with folks we serve and their families as well as the staff, both here and the area agencies that we work with. I enjoy finding activities and creating programs that allow folks to have a good day.
Loves to travel, with a goal to see all 50 states, and is currently over half way there. Lives in New Hampshire with husband, daughter, and dog.
Employment Supports Manager (ME)
Pam Foster
Other Titles: Employment Specialist & Career Planner
207-337-0632
Pam started her career supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities at Community Partners in Biddeford, Maine in 1995 starting her career as a Substitute Staff. Over the years she worked as a Program Aid, Program Instructor, Habilitation Specialist, Direct Support Professional, Job Coach, Employment Specialist and Career Planner (DPG). In her final years with Community Partners she worked as a Program Support Coordinator and then Program Coordinator overseeing their Community Inclusion and Employment programs.
While at Community Partners she and her co-workers helped to create the now known Community Inclusion Program model.Pam is a certified Direct Support Professional, Employment Specialist, Career Planner (DPG), Job Coach, and Certified Residential Medication Aide (CRMA).
She has a background in American Sign Language, Visual Gestural Communication and Non-Violent Communication. She also has attended many trainings over her 25 years, some include; Autism/Asperger’s, Pervasive Developmental Disorders, Downs Syndrome, Fragile-X syndrome, Prader Willi Syndrome, Real Eyes-Lessons in Humanity and Human Services, Seizure and Diabetes. Pam also has supported people to become advocates for themselves through Speaking Up For Us (SUFU) and the Maine Developmental Disabilities Counsel (MDDC) as well as supporting people in a Self-Advocacy monthly group.
Pam Foster
Other Titles: Employment Specialist & Career Planner
207-337-0632
Pam started her career supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities at Community Partners in Biddeford, Maine in 1995 starting her career as a Substitute Staff. Over the years she worked as a Program Aid, Program Instructor, Habilitation Specialist, Direct Support Professional, Job Coach, Employment Specialist and Career Planner (DPG). In her final years with Community Partners she worked as a Program Support Coordinator and then Program Coordinator overseeing their Community Inclusion and Employment programs.
While at Community Partners she and her co-workers helped to create the now known Community Inclusion Program model.Pam is a certified Direct Support Professional, Employment Specialist, Career Planner (DPG), Job Coach, and Certified Residential Medication Aide (CRMA).
She has a background in American Sign Language, Visual Gestural Communication and Non-Violent Communication. She also has attended many trainings over her 25 years, some include; Autism/Asperger’s, Pervasive Developmental Disorders, Downs Syndrome, Fragile-X syndrome, Prader Willi Syndrome, Real Eyes-Lessons in Humanity and Human Services, Seizure and Diabetes. Pam also has supported people to become advocates for themselves through Speaking Up For Us (SUFU) and the Maine Developmental Disabilities Counsel (MDDC) as well as supporting people in a Self-Advocacy monthly group.
Independent Living Program Coordinator (ME)
Kim Small
207-232-5155
Kim will be responsible for all programming related to this dynamic program based primarily in York and Cumberland Counties in Maine. Kim has worked exclusively with this program in a leadership role over the last two years as the program’s Senior Direct Support Professional.
“I am excited to continue making a difference in my new position as Independent Living Coordinator. I am looking forward to working closely with guardians and Case Managers to enrich the lives of our member.”
Kim has lived most of her life in Maine and raised two young men who are now living their dreams in Connecticut and Pennsylvania. She worked in the medical field as a chiropractic assistant for 15 years before coming to Great Bay Services.
“I felt the need to help others in a more direct way. I wanted to make a difference in the lives of disabled adults,” said Kim.
Kim Small
207-232-5155
Kim will be responsible for all programming related to this dynamic program based primarily in York and Cumberland Counties in Maine. Kim has worked exclusively with this program in a leadership role over the last two years as the program’s Senior Direct Support Professional.
“I am excited to continue making a difference in my new position as Independent Living Coordinator. I am looking forward to working closely with guardians and Case Managers to enrich the lives of our member.”
Kim has lived most of her life in Maine and raised two young men who are now living their dreams in Connecticut and Pennsylvania. She worked in the medical field as a chiropractic assistant for 15 years before coming to Great Bay Services.
“I felt the need to help others in a more direct way. I wanted to make a difference in the lives of disabled adults,” said Kim.
Senior Staff
Community Participation Supports Senior DSP (NH)
Teresa Stephan
I started at Great Bay in 2011 as a one-on-one staff. I also worked as a floater when my client was out. When he left GBS, I was asked to work as a chef in the kitchen GBS had in Newington. I said yes, but only if I could have clients help with the cooking to work on their goals. When the kitchen closed, I worked as a DSP, still teaching cooking and working on goals. I left the day service program in 2016 to work at our group home in York, Maine until it closed in 2018. I then return to the Dover center as a DSP. I enjoy teaching our clients new life skills and watching them learn new skills. The challenge of the different clients keeps me coming back to help them find a better way to be a part of the community they live in. I enjoy spending time with my dog, walking in the woods. I do a lot of crafting in my spare time. I have a son who lives in Kittery, Maine.
Teresa Stephan
I started at Great Bay in 2011 as a one-on-one staff. I also worked as a floater when my client was out. When he left GBS, I was asked to work as a chef in the kitchen GBS had in Newington. I said yes, but only if I could have clients help with the cooking to work on their goals. When the kitchen closed, I worked as a DSP, still teaching cooking and working on goals. I left the day service program in 2016 to work at our group home in York, Maine until it closed in 2018. I then return to the Dover center as a DSP. I enjoy teaching our clients new life skills and watching them learn new skills. The challenge of the different clients keeps me coming back to help them find a better way to be a part of the community they live in. I enjoy spending time with my dog, walking in the woods. I do a lot of crafting in my spare time. I have a son who lives in Kittery, Maine.
Community Supports Senior DSP (ME)
Heather Robitaille
Heather has worked at Great Bay Community Support Program for two years as a Direct Support Professional. She has enjoyed her experience at GBS incorporating a variety of life and social skills into daily activities including hiking, walks on the beach, volunteering at meals on wheels, learning new skills and exploring the community. Heather particularly enjoys working with members on their individual goals and watching them grow and succeed. Heather enjoys spending time with her family, going camping, making family dinners, and attending her children's sports games, and spending time with her grand babies. Heather was born in Sanford, ME but moved to Connecticut when she was 8 years old. She moved back to ME at the age of 27 and has been a Mainer every since.
Heather Robitaille
Heather has worked at Great Bay Community Support Program for two years as a Direct Support Professional. She has enjoyed her experience at GBS incorporating a variety of life and social skills into daily activities including hiking, walks on the beach, volunteering at meals on wheels, learning new skills and exploring the community. Heather particularly enjoys working with members on their individual goals and watching them grow and succeed. Heather enjoys spending time with her family, going camping, making family dinners, and attending her children's sports games, and spending time with her grand babies. Heather was born in Sanford, ME but moved to Connecticut when she was 8 years old. She moved back to ME at the age of 27 and has been a Mainer every since.
Employment Supports Senior DSP
Sandy Bradley
Other Titles: Employment Specialist, Career Planner, & Job Coach
I was raised in Eliot, Maine. I graduated in 1985 from Marshwood High School. I have three wonderful children and an amazing husband of 23 years. I have been with Great Bay Services for only a little over a year, but it was been one of my best decisions I have made. I have a management background and really enjoy the gratifying work to help members live their best lives. It is indescribable. I enjoy walking and swimming as hobbies, but it was really a blessing while supporting our members in community supports. I have truly enjoyed being in the employment position to help make a difference both in our members' lives and in the understanding of how very valued our members can be to any job.
Sandy Bradley
Other Titles: Employment Specialist, Career Planner, & Job Coach
I was raised in Eliot, Maine. I graduated in 1985 from Marshwood High School. I have three wonderful children and an amazing husband of 23 years. I have been with Great Bay Services for only a little over a year, but it was been one of my best decisions I have made. I have a management background and really enjoy the gratifying work to help members live their best lives. It is indescribable. I enjoy walking and swimming as hobbies, but it was really a blessing while supporting our members in community supports. I have truly enjoyed being in the employment position to help make a difference both in our members' lives and in the understanding of how very valued our members can be to any job.
Training Coordinator
Tabatha Altland
I grew up between Massachusetts and Maine. I graduated from Andover College in Portland Maine with an Associate’s Degree in Accounting. I currently spend my free time hanging out or volunteering with my daughter, baking cupcakes, taking long scenic drives through New Hampshire with a mandatory stop for Tripoli’s Pizza, and visiting random places throughout Maine. Some of my volunteering include administrative assistant, math tutor, tax preparer, bookkeeper, after school care provider, and a server at my local soup kitchen. I also am the Treasurer and Payroll Department for the Bon Appetit Community Meal Program.
Over the years I have had the privilege to try my hand at an array of jobs from cashiering, childcare, cost tracking, medical reception, water meter reading, tax preparation, and finally, direct support professional.
I started at Great Bay Services 7 years ago and fell in love with the job. I found I enjoy working with people supporting them through daily activities, with their jobs and in their homes, is very rewarding. I am the Head Coach for Great Bay Services Maine Special Olympics Team. At this time I have the privilege to work in Great Bay Services Community Supports, Independent Living Supports, and Employment Support programs.
Tabatha Altland
I grew up between Massachusetts and Maine. I graduated from Andover College in Portland Maine with an Associate’s Degree in Accounting. I currently spend my free time hanging out or volunteering with my daughter, baking cupcakes, taking long scenic drives through New Hampshire with a mandatory stop for Tripoli’s Pizza, and visiting random places throughout Maine. Some of my volunteering include administrative assistant, math tutor, tax preparer, bookkeeper, after school care provider, and a server at my local soup kitchen. I also am the Treasurer and Payroll Department for the Bon Appetit Community Meal Program.
Over the years I have had the privilege to try my hand at an array of jobs from cashiering, childcare, cost tracking, medical reception, water meter reading, tax preparation, and finally, direct support professional.
I started at Great Bay Services 7 years ago and fell in love with the job. I found I enjoy working with people supporting them through daily activities, with their jobs and in their homes, is very rewarding. I am the Head Coach for Great Bay Services Maine Special Olympics Team. At this time I have the privilege to work in Great Bay Services Community Supports, Independent Living Supports, and Employment Support programs.
Transportation Coordinator
Arlene Kent
Bio. Coming Soon
Arlene Kent
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Board of Trustees
Chair
Tony Anni
Tony brings twenty years of promotional design and marketing experience to Great Bay Services. For more than fifteen years, he has directed the marketing function at Sponge-Jet, Inc., seeing it through nearly a decade of double-digit international and domestic growth, and has been integral in Sponge-Jet’s partnering with Great Bay Services to leverage their skilled workforce for the past fourteen years. Tony lives in York, ME with his wife, Megan.
Vice Chair
Jud Knox
Jud Knox was the CEO of York Hospital for 38 years. During this time he lead the building of centers in York, Kittery, Kennebunk, Berwick, South Berwick, Wells, and Sanford, and oversaw the establishment of the Home Care & Hospice, Cancer Care and Cardiovascular Care Units among many others. He is the founder of Heart to Heart, a volunteer organization that supports older adults in Southern Maine and the Seacoast community.
Treasurer
Tim Althof
Tim Althof recently retired from a role as independent consultant specializing in corporate finance. Following a career in public and private companies as Chief Financial Officer, Corporate Controller, Treasurer and Investor Relations Officer and a member of senior executive teams, Tim managed complex, high-visibility consulting initiatives for leading global companies in multiple industries. He was a co-founder and served on the Board of The Financial Management Association of New Hampshire and was a Board member and Treasurer of The Nashua River Watershed Association. Tim has an MBA from the University of Colorado and lives in Hampton, NH with his wife Sue. He enjoys hiking and other outdoor activities.
Barbara Labonte
Bio. Coming Soon
Irving Burday
Irving has served as a CIO / technology leader for several firms, led Program Management units, and directed corporate and strategic planning departments. Some of the initiatives that he's led include Business Solution implementations (ERP, CRM, Administrative systems), Data Warehouse and Business Analytics projects, Business Collaboration and Document Management
(e.g, SharePoint), and IT Service Delivery improvement efforts. In addition, he has deep experience leading business processing
re-engineering efforts within Customer Service, Sales, Marketing, Supply Chain, and business units.
(e.g, SharePoint), and IT Service Delivery improvement efforts. In addition, he has deep experience leading business processing
re-engineering efforts within Customer Service, Sales, Marketing, Supply Chain, and business units.
Jeff Hames
Bio. Coming Soon
Megan Callan
Margaret (Megan) Callan is a senior business professional with 20+ years of experience in major publicly traded corporations and nonprofits. She is currently the Director of SEC Reporting at Bottomline Technologies, a $350 million supplier of payment systems for companies and banks. Prior to that Megan held the position of Corporate Controller at Nashua Corporation, a $265 million manufacturing company. Megan’s background includes responsibility for all major areas of Finance including Accounting, Controls, Financial & Strategic Planning, and both Internal & External Reporting. She holds an MBA from the University of Nebraska and a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with a major in Accounting from Siena College. Megan is an active and integral part of the GBS Board Finance Committee. She has proven to be a valuable and dedicated resource and has shown solid judgment and great passion for the organization’s mission.
Paul Kleinman
Paul joins us from Bouchard, Kleinman, and Wright. Paul has a reputation for litigating high exposure complex cases. He has handled lawsuits involving medical, legal and accounting malpractice, environmental contamination, product liability, commercial and contractual matters, employment practices, and death claims. In addition to successfully trying numerous cases before a jury, Paul has resolved hundreds of matters through mediation and arbitration. Paul also consults on real estate matters for some of the largest property management companies in the state. Paul leads litigation courses accredited by the New Hampshire Insurance Department on matters such as bad faith practices and claims investigation. He has also led accredited seminars to physicians on medical malpractice. He has taught the continuing legal education courses on trial advocacy sponsored by the National Business Institute.
Paul is a court appointed mediator for the Superior Court Rule 170 program, and was appointed to serve on the Superior Courts medical malpractice panel. Paul earned a BA degree from Binghamton University in Environmental Studies, and graduated from Boston University School of Law in 1986 with honors. He has clerked for the Rhode Island Supreme Court and the New Hampshire Superior Court. He is a member of the New Hampshire and Massachusetts Bars, and is admitted to practice in the United States District Courts of New Hampshire and Massachusetts and the United States First Circuit Court of Appeals.
Paul is a court appointed mediator for the Superior Court Rule 170 program, and was appointed to serve on the Superior Courts medical malpractice panel. Paul earned a BA degree from Binghamton University in Environmental Studies, and graduated from Boston University School of Law in 1986 with honors. He has clerked for the Rhode Island Supreme Court and the New Hampshire Superior Court. He is a member of the New Hampshire and Massachusetts Bars, and is admitted to practice in the United States District Courts of New Hampshire and Massachusetts and the United States First Circuit Court of Appeals.
Steve Holland
Steve retired as Manufacturing Manager at General Electric in Somersworth after a 42-year career. He earned a BS in Electrical Engineering and an MBA. An active member of his community, Steve served on the Somersworth Industrial Development Authority and the Strafford Learning Center planning committee. He is also Past President of the Somersworth Children’s Festival. Steve lives in Somersworth with his wife, Elizabeth, and son Richard, who receives services from Great Bay Services. Steve has been a Great Bay Services board member for many years and served as Chair in 2012.
Tony Theille
Tony is a retired teacher, residing in Dover. His stepson is a long-time participant of Great Bay Services.
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