Board of Directors

Kevin Comick: During more than 20 years in healthcare, Mr. Comick has served as the Executive Director of several Massachusetts rehabilitation and skilled nursing centers including Goddard House and Courtyard. During that time he managed major expansion and renovation projects and opened a new nursing home. Mr. Comick was the Regional Vice President of Operations for two different skilled nursing organizations where he oversaw the operations of multiple locations. He is an honors graduate of Bentley College, with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Economics.

George Haller: George grew up in West Boylston, MA. and graduated from the Stockbridge School of Agriculture in 1953. He has been married to Virginia for 44 years and has three children and seven grandchildren. George worked for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts’ Department of Mental Health for 38 years in various positions, including Head Farmer, Facility Director and Fiscal Director. In retirement, George is a self-employed painter and carpenter, and hobbies include fishing, gardening, and garden railroading.

Christine Hottle

Jennifer Morris: GFM Enterprises Inc. Past Experience includes: District Manager for a large retail company overseeing several stores and with 20 employees per store; Oversight and coordination of large events for a hotel in Walt Disney World; Worked for an Accounting firm in Portland Maine for a family member to improve organizational structure and participate in office work; Fundraised for Truro Central School to send kids on class trips. (2 years ago with another mother the vast majority of fundraising resulted in the class having an overage of funds to hand down to the next year’s 5th grade class trip.); Owned and single handedly ran a successful rental business for 7 years which was recently sold in order to focus more time on personal business and family. Jennifer currently partners with her husband in their own business and focuses her time on her children.

Wayne Ryerson: Wayne is a 15 year resident of Provincetown. He retired from United Technologies Corporation (UTX) after a 34 year career in management. He specialized in Information Technology (IT) and Telecommunications. His last position was Manager, IT Shared Services, based in Singapore. Wayne served as Chair of the Soup Kitchen in Provincetown (SKIP) for 8 years. He has served on non-profit boards and in many volunteer positions in Provincetown.

Herbert Taylor: Rev. Herbert B. Taylor is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Deaconess Abundant Life Communities (Deaconess). Rev. Taylor has a Bachelor of Science degree from Bates College (magna cum laude) and an MBA from Harvard Business School and a Master’s of Divinity from Boston University (summa cum laude). His business experience is in management consulting where he worked for Arthur D. Little, Inc., in Cambridge, MA. While at Arthur D. Little, Inc., he became a Senior Consultant involved in strategic planning, organizational development, merger and acquisition advice, and marketing direction for major U.S. and multinational corporations. As a pastor his most recent appointment was at the Wilmington United Methodist Church in Wilmington, MA. This church grew by 300 in average attendance during the seven years Rev. Taylor served as its pastor. Rev. Taylor chaired the Visioning Task Force for the New England Conference of the United Methodist Church to develop a vision for ministry for its 600 churches and a plan for implementation. He has also taught Pastoral Leadership at Boston University. During the last fifteen years, Herb has led mission trips to Puerto Rico, Mexico, Peru, Haiti, Kentucky, New York City and Maine. Rev. Taylor is the President of MassAging and an active member of Rotary Club of Concord.

Ken Weiss

Rev. Wesley Williams