Management Staff
Stacey A. Minchello
Stacey assumed the role of Executive Director of The Community Family, Inc. on September 1, 2023. Stacey holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Business Administration from Salem State University and a Master’s of Science in Gerontology from the Management of Aging Services program of the University of Massachusetts, Boston. She also brings many years of visionary collaborative management experience that spreads across several older adult care industries and the policy making landscape. Stacey believes that the Community Family’s approach to integrative services involves person centered services and creative solutions. Stacey is available anytime for questions, concerns, suggestions, or simply a cup of coffee and great conversations. She may be reached by calling
617-381-6248 or by email [email protected]
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Board of Directors
The Community Family is an independent, non-profit organization governed by a volunteer Board of Directors comprised of community leaders, health care professionals, business leaders, social service providers and consumers of our services. The Board of Directors is deeply invested in the organization, offering strong support and guidance.
Officers:
President:
Joseph Keohane
Treasurer:
Jennifer Santerre, CPA
Clerk:
Judy Lonergan
Members:
Scott Carman, JD
Sherri McCormack
Diane Farraher-Smith
Gerald Sohn
Stephen J. Spano JD, MBA
Sam Tarabelsi
Biographies and Picutres of Site Directors and Adminitrative staff coming soon
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OUR TESTIMONIALS
“Community Family made tolerable the unbearable tragedy of Alzheimer’s. Your contribution to the community is critical, but your spirits and upbeat attitude are even more amazing. We will never forget you; your example is living proof of a living love.”
“To bring Mom in and watch you greet her with such open, loving arms, then graciously lead her into the ‘club,’ was awe inspiring. You do your jobs with such devotion, love and creativity!”
“The center was nothing less than extraordinary. You are all thoughtful, compassionate people. You treated my husband with dignity and respect and allowed him to maintain a level of normalcy, which would not have been possible without the daily care you provided him. Your compassion extended to me as well, giving me peace of mind for a few hours daily knowing that he was receiving excellent care.”
“In life, there are many unpleasant things to endure. Luckily, for the people faced with these problems, there are often family members to help them through. Other times, help comes from another form of “family.” The Community Family staff is, without a doubt, there to help and forever remains an extension of our [own] family. As a community, we should appreciate a program that truly is perfectly named, for the staff at The Community Family are extraordinary extensions of so many families.”
“You all treated Nana with such love and care, I never had to worry when she went to the ‘club.’ It takes strong, loving, caring and empathetic people to do what you do. Thank you all so much for your support over the years. You made my Nana smile, which means more to me than you know.”
“My family and I cannot thank you enough for the time, patience and understanding you’ve shown to our family and our mother. All of you have helped to preserve our mother’s pride and dignity while she dealt with such a devastating disease.”
