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Jody Wolford-Tucker
Executive Director
 Jody Wolford-Tucker assumed the position of Executive
Director of Hospice of Hancock County in March, 2006. Jody holds a
Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Purdue University and Master’s and
Ph.D. degrees from Old Dominion University. Jody has served as a teacher
and administrator in educational institutions and community-based
organizations for the past 25 years.
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 Kathryn
Booth,
Office Manager
Kathryn participated in the Hospice of Hancock County patient
care volunteer training in 1997 and found it as valuable as her Bangor
Theological Seminary training for ministry. She returned to Maine after
serving a small parish in Mont Vernon, NH for three years and is happy
to be helping to keep the HOHC office organized with the assistance of
our dedicated office volunteers. She is also co-director, with Joan
Jordan Grant, of The Alcyon Center, a spiritual life training and
retreat center in Seal Cove on Mount Desert Island and an adjunct
professor in spiritual formation at Bangor Theological Seminary.
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 Gerry
Gregersen, Program Director
Gerry is an ordained United Church of Christ minister who recently
relocated to Maine from her native Illinois, where she most recently
served as pastor of Peace United Church of Christ in the Chicago suburb
of Bensenville. Gerry holds a Master of Divinity degree from Chicago
Theological Seminary, as well as B.A. and Master in Teaching degrees
from Beloit College. Before entering seminary, she spent many years in
the business world and holds professional designations in insurance and
risk management. She is a trained spiritual director and received
Clinical Pastoral Education training at Northwestern Hospital in
Chicago.
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Mary-Carol Griffin, Bereavement Services Coordinator
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Carol is a Deacon in the Episcopal Church presently serving at Church of Our
Father in Hulls Cove. Mary-Carol completed hospice training in 1993 and
served as an active patient care volunteer until her staff appointment in
2000. Her training for ordained ministry included a four year Education for
Ministry Program, the two year Deacon Formation Program of the Diocese of
Maine, and a six month internship program in Clinical Pastoral Education at
Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor. Mary-Carol worked with area churches
to establish a chapel at Mount Desert Island Hospital and serves as a
part-time chaplain at the hospital. She is a board member of the Beth C.
Wright Cancer Resource Center and a member of the MDI Crisis Intervention
Team.
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