BSRI Staff

BRUNSWICK SENIOR RESOURCES, INC. 3620 Express Dr., P.O. Box 2470, Shallotte, NC 28459 www.bsrinc.org (910) 754-2300 Fax 910-754-9269 | Offi ce Hours 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.

BSRI Administration Staff Jim Fish, President & CEO Yvette Gosline, Chief Operating Offi cer Jennifer Sherman, Chief Compliance Offi cer Melody Stephens, Director of Operations Judith Benson, Chief Financial Offi cer Debra Marlowe, Organizational Development Coordinator Jodi Lower, Volunteer Coordinator Anita Langin, Accounting Technician Eddie Jackson, IT and Compliance Technology Derissa Gore, Aging Resources Offi cer Mike McGurn, Manager of Thrift Store Operations Chauvet “Mel” Jackson,

Operations Technician Justin Benoy, Project Technician BSRI Center/Site Staff Victoria Hine, Shallotte Mary Green, Boiling Spring Lakes Holley Norris, Calabash Heather Puglisi, Calabash René Tarquinio, Calabash Pat Stark, Calabash Ellen Kleinerman, Calabash Carol Schotter, Calabash Sharon Klouser, Calabash Kate Livers, Nutrition Services Technician Veronica Lett-McGee, Leland Brttany Steinkamp, Leland Marilou Smith, Leland Sandy Porcaro, Leland Caroline McLeod, Leland Janyce Jones, Leland Pat Green, Leland Sharon Shull, Leland

Jillian Hardin, Shallotte Tonya Barnes, Shallotte Laura Collins, Shallotte Brenda Ambrose, Shallotte Teresa Muchler-Nogi, Shallotte Grace Consoli, Shallotte Nikki Hanna, Shallotte Quinton McCallum, Shallotte Melissa Catlett, Southport Jackie Knott, Southport Beverly Bridgers, Southport Vaughn Hatley, Southport Dean Francisco, Southport Casey Freed, Southport Lora Britanik, Southport Amber Ramsey, Southport Melissa Starr, Supply Robert Hunt, Supply Gloria Pieczarka, Supply Tikila Morgan, Supply Emma-Lou Edwards, Supply Financial information about this organization and a copy of its license are available from the State Solicitation Licensing Branch at 919-814-5400. The license is not an endorsement by the state.

BSRI STAFF MEMBER OF THE MONTH

Holley Norris Center Director, The Brunswick Center at Calabash

“I was blessed to have met all of my grandparents, and three of my great-grandparents,” Holley says. “They helped shape me into the person I am today. Because of them, I felt a desire to work with older adults and do my part in ensuring those in my community had opportunities to be the healthiest, happiest version of themselves.”

During her sophomore summer in high school, Holley went on a trip across the United States. Teens Westward Bound was made up of 87 passengers, mostly strangers, for 23 days. They traveled from North Carolina as far north as Cody, Wyoming; as far west as Yosemite National Park; as far south as Kerrville, Texas; and back to North Carolina. “It was the trip of a lifetime and one I will cherish for the rest of my life,” she says.

Holley is a “crime junkie” and listens to podcasts about crime on her commute to work.

When it comes to pizza, Holley loves extra cheese and any topping. And she says yes, pineapple DOES belong on pizza!