Normand moved to Nantucket 38 years ago to work for Marine Home Center and then started his own company, Bert’s Electronics, installing and servicing audio & video equipment and home theaters.  He is a graduate of RI Radio & Electronics School plus many years of further education in the electronics field.  He has served on the Board of The Theatre Workshop of Nantucket, including as President, and is currently serving as Vice President for the Nantucket Community Music Center and is President Elect for the Nantucket Rotary Club for 2011-2012.  He loves music, theater, travel and good wine and is also taking cello and French lessons.

Malcolm and his wife Karen made Nantucket their year-round home in 2006, but their time in Nantucket dates to 1988. Malcolm is a research physician who has specialized for over 30 years in pharmaceutical research and development in the area of cardiovascular medicine. He is presently President of Great Point Research, a company providing scientific and medical consulting services for the pharmaceutical and healthcare sector. 

Malcolm is President of the Maria Mitchell Association Board of Managers, a member of the Nantucket Board of Health, and a member of the Board of the Palliative & Supportive Care of Nantucket Foundation. When living in New Jersey, he was on the Vestry of St. Bernard’s Church, a member of his local Board of Health and Trustee for the Bonnie Brae School, a school for troubled boys. Karen and Malcolm have been married for 39 years and have two grown children.

Gennifer has made Nantucket home for the past 21 years. She met her husband, Don, on island and both of their sons were born on Nantucket. Even though they have traveled and lived at many places over the years, Nantucket and St. Paul’s have always felt like home. Gennifer earned her BS degree from Auburn University, and completed her internship at the Nantucket Community Pool where she became the first Assistant Aquatic Director.  She began her professional career in gerontology as the first program director of the Nantucket Cottage Hospital’s Adult Community Day Center.  While Gennifer's husband was the publisher of the Nantucket Independent she worked in ad sales for the paper. She has been active in a variety of community endeavors including A Women’s Gathering, Friends of the Adult Community Day Center, Theatre Workshop of Nantucket, Nantucket Arts Council, and served on the Search Committee for our Rector; as well as volunteering at her son's schools over the years.

Bambi was born in Providence, R.I. Where her family worshipped at St. Stephens Episcopal Church. Her mother's family summered on Nantucket, and her parents continued the tradition with Bambi and her three older brothers. She has fond memories of sailing in the harbor, picking blueberries in the moors, and enjoying many wonderful family beach picnics.  

She and her husband Tom along with her three children were summer residents until 1995. At that time, they moved on island permanently.  Tom, an avid fisherman, has run a charter fishing business out of Madaket Harbor since 1973. Bambi owned and ran the store "Together" for 28 years.

As a lifelong hockey fan and a mother of three hockey players and a wife of a hockey coach, Bambi has dedicated much of her time in support of Nantucket Ice. Bambi is also a board member of the Nantucket Conservation Foundation. Driven by her love of Nantucket, She is committed to help preserve the natural beauty and uniqueness of the island.She is happiest when her children and 6 grandchildren are on island enjoying all that Nantucket has to offer. Her two daughters were married at St Paul's and 5 of her grandchildren were christened there. St Paul's has always been a spiritual center for Bambi and has given her strength.

Steve Paradis was born and raised on Nantucket, the third of 3 to Patrick and Delphine. Patrick washed ashore when his father, Mack Paradis, moved to Nantucket in 1928 with his wife Marie, 10 daughters and 1 son in tow. Thanks Papere! Delphine arrived a few years later when she came to work as a summer nurse at Nantucket Cottage Hospital in 1956. Thanks Mom!

Steve’s involvement with St Paul’s started when he was an Altar Boy for the Rector Bradford Johnson. Since then, he’s been involved in the Bell Choir, the Youth Program, the Time and Talent Campaign, Buildings and Grounds, and the Long Range Planning Committee. He’s thrilled to be of service to the church once again as a member of The Vestry.

Steve met his future wife, Jennifer Apthorp, in 1980. They were married in 1987 and have 2 college age daughters, Justine Bouton and Elizabeth Lalanne. Jenny is a Real Estate Broker with Windwalker Real Estate. Steve is a self-employed carpenter/builder and a part time baker and “pizzaiolo.” Jenny and Steve love calling Nantucket home and having the extended family and community of St. Paul’s Church in their lives.

Stacey is a year round resident of Nantucket and a lifelong Episcopalian. Born and raised in Southern Pines, North Carolina, she first came to Nantucket in 1978 and immediately fell in love with this beautiful island. She left the island in 1985, and her travels took her to Texas, Minneapolis and South Carolina.

In 1998 Stacey’s life brought her back to the island and in 2005, she discovered that her family dates back to a direct descendent of Tristram Coffin. She believes this might explain why, from the first time she arrived on the island, she felt Nantucket was home.

Stacey has worked as the Special Events Manager at the Nantucket Historical Association since 2002. Her love of the island keeps her active in many aspects of the community - where she willingly helps promote and support the island, and is currently serving her third term on the Nantucket Island Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors - where she can combine her enthusiasm for Nantucket, history, and hospitality.

In 2009, it was with great happiness that Stacey married Peter J. Greenhalgh, and they reside in Polpis. Stacey enjoys cooking, being outdoors - especially on the water, and entertaining friends with Peter at their home.

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Lou and his wife Dottie have summered on Nantucket since 1994, and became full time residents in 2005, when they became active members of St. Paul’s. Lou earned a BA from Fordham University and an MBA from Long Island University; and enjoyed an exciting career in the computer industry before retiring in 2002. Lou was honored to act as Chair Person of the Search Committee for our Rector, and served in the same capacity in the search for our Music Director. Currently Lou chairs the Finance Committee. Dottie is also busy at St. Paul’s as Director of the Altar Guild. Lou and Dottie have been married for 36 years and have three daughters and two grandchildren.