KLT Board of Directors

The Kennebunk Land Trust Board of Directors are volunteers from the Kennebunk and Arundel communities who share expertise, commitment, and a mutual interest in preserving the natural beauty of our area. Each director is elected by the board for a three year term. A director can be re-elected for a consecutive additional three years.
	Dick Barnes Dick has lived in Maine since 1970, having moved here for the same reasons that so many others have-he was attracted to the quality of life and the close relationship that Mainers have had to land and to the natural environment. He has lived on an island in the Midcoast, in a small town in central Maine, and, since 1992, in the Kennebunks. Most of his career in Maine has been as an educator, having served as a teacher, a superintendent of schools, and as a professor and Dean of the College of Education at the University of Southern Maine. He has also served on and been chair of a half-dozen non-profit boards, including Old York Historical Society and the Maine Humanities Council. Having been a long time supporter of land conservation both here and in the Midcoast, Dick is pleased to assume a more active role in support of the KLT, and he currently serves as Board Treasurer.
Photo Not Available.	Milda Castner Milda became acquainted with the Arundel and Kennebunk Beach countryside as a child. She then made Maine her permanent home after graduating from Mount Holyoke College in 1978, with a double major in Latin and Greek. After working several years as a police dispatcher for the Town of Kennebunk, she graduated from Cornell Law School, with a J.D. degree. Milda is a partner with the Kennebunk law firm of Bergen & Parkinson, LLC. Milda has served on the Kennebunk Land Trust Board for 10 years. She is an ardent conservationist, and is particularly concerned with preserving wildlife habitat as open land areas disappear to development. Milda is an equine owner and enthusiast. She presently resides in Arundel with her family, her horses and various other animals.
	Gordon Collins Joan and Gordon moved from Wolfeboro, New Hampshire to Kennebunk in 2001. Gordon is currently Director of Marketing for Rubb Building Systems in Sanford, Maine and has been working in York County, Maine since 1987. He has volunteered and served on the boards of a number of non-profit organizations in the area including most notably United Way of York County for the past twelve years and the Industrial Development Corporation of Sanford/Springvale. Gordon has loved the natural world all of his life; he enjoys hiking, photography and fly-fishing in his spare time. He is delighted to work with other volunteers and board members to further the great work accomplished by The Kennebunk Land Trust in preserving natural areas in our community. Gordon serves as Board Chair.
	Don Gobeil Don serves as Vice Chair of the Board of Directors. A resident of Kennebunk, Don is Technical Services Director for the Kennebunk Kennebunkport & Wells Water District, and brings over 28 years of watershed management experience to the Kennebunk Land Trust. As someone with experience in surveying, land use, zoning and development, he particularly enjoys the opportunity to be a part of KLT. Don has served on various town boards, including planning, comprehensive planning and open space planning, and is currently on the steering committee of the Coastal Mosaic Program of the Wells National Estuarine Reserve. Together with his wife Lynne and son Jay, Don enjoys biking, kayaking and attending various sporting events.
	Ann Legg Ann serves as Board Secretary for the Trust. After 14 years on the faculty at a private school in Bath, Maine serving as Art Dept. Chair, Business Mgr., and Jr. School Director, Ann and her husband, Ed, returned to Texas where Ann worked in real estate sales and management. In 1993, Ann dedicated herself to art full time. In 1995, Ann and Ed "retired" to Kennebunk, and Ann continued her art career. She was a Steering Committee member for the UNE Marine Science Center. She has also served on the River Tree Arts Board of Directors and as President of the Art Guild of the Kennebunks. With four grown children and four grandchildren, Ann views conservation as both an economic and aesthetic responsibility to our legacy. Ann is a graduate of Wellesley College with an Economics major.
	Tony Liguori Tony Liguori has been an outdoors person all his life. He has broad career experience in aviation and business program management, and is a retired Brigadier General from the USAF. His passion for outdoor recreation and strong desire to share knowledge and experience with others led him to become a registered Master Maine Guide. He views his involvement in the KLT as an opportunity to give back to the community by helping to preserve parcels of nature for future generations. Tony and his wife, Connie Lou, live in Kennebunk.
	Madelyn Marx Born in Kennebunk, Madelyn has been an activist in land conservation since the 1960‘s. She was a founding member of Ramanascho Land Trust (now KLT). Her goal has always been to preserve the natural beauty of the town and area for future generations. Madelyn is an active fundraiser for the Trust and lives in Kennebunk Beach.
	Nora Ordway Nora Ordway is a resident of Kennebunk and shares a home with her husband, Tom Theurer. Nora has extensive corporate experience in human resource management. She is known locally for her professional photography as well as her participation in the local community. Having open space to roam as a child enriched her life and now Nora is committed to helping ensure that nature and open spaces are available to future generations.
	Peter Phaneuf Peter and his wife Marie moved to Kennebunk in 2001 after a 30-year career with Exxon Co. USA. Although new to Kennebunk, Peter has a strong desire to work with the community and members of KLT to help maintain and preserve the natural beauty of this area. Peter hopes to make more people aware of the importance of KLT's goals and objectives. He enjoys kayaking, snowshoeing, hiking and just about all outdoor activities. It is this love for the outdoors that makes Peter excited about working with the Trust to help continue the preservation of important natural areas.
Photo Not Available.	Philip Printz Philip Printz, Arundel, brings a lifetime involvement in conservation practices. Originally from a Wisconsin family farm, his family's strong belief in the importance of land, led him to the KLT Board. He believes KLT's mission ensures preservation and protection of natural resources and character of the area. Philip feels that building community awareness and support are essential for today and the future.
	Marie Louise St. Onge As Executive Director for the Trust, Marie Louise combines her experience working in both non-profit and corporate management with her commitment to conservation. She has served on town planning boards, in public advocacy roles, and is a published author. She lives in Kennebunk.