People of Stagecoach

Jim Abbott

Dick Allen

Walt Arbuckle

Steve Backus

Wanda Belyea

Bob Cavelius

Seth Corbett

Darrin Farrington

David Ferris

Judy Fuller

David Gagnon

Dennis Hill

Jerry Kavanaugh

Duane King

Ernie Lawrence

Bob Lyon

Pablo Mendez

Randy Moore

Charlie Shepard

Brian Sullivan

Jennifer Tuttle

David Wilson

Stephen Aldrich

Joyce Clifford

Jim Deering

Isaak Dowlin

Todd Driscoll

John Earl

Cheryl Farrar

Steve Garrow

Bonnie Gaudette

Charlie Gaudette

Carolyn Hart

Angie Howland

Shirley Johnston

Bonnie Kenyon

Elsie Maynard

George Phillips

Betsy Race

Joanna Waterson

Jeff Worcester

Angela McCluskey

Assistant Finance Manager

Amanda Stockwell

Dispatcher

Chelsea Larson

Dispatcher

Tanya Frazier

Staff Accountant

Jim Moulton

Executive Director

Executive Director of Stagecoach since 2014 and ACTR since January 2002; Board Chair of the Vermont Public Transportation Association since 2003; Vermont’s Representative on the Advisory Board of Community Transportation Association of America

Aaron Little

Regional Director

Title VI Compliance; Safety training and compliance; Property management

Laura Perez

Community Relations Manager

Community affairs/relations; Marketing; Maintain and strengthen financial health; Publications; Media relations

Kelly Wheatley

Program Manager

Manages Dispatchers, Program Support Administrator and Volunteer Drivers

Don Ferris

Operations Manager

Manages Bus Drivers; Schedules all fixed routes and paratransit trips; Oversees bus maintenance

Gordon Marsh

Finance Manager

Stagecoach and ACTR financial management

Shari Lutton

Human Resources Manager

Special Projects

Gina Tindall

Human Resources Director

Attraction, selection, training and assessment of employees.  Ensures compliance with employment and labor laws.

Paul L. Kendall

President, Braintree Rep

Following careers in government, banking and real estate management, Paul retired as the Managing Partner of Shire Resources in 2011 where he offered consulting services, financial management, organizational development and planning services to non-governmental, not-for-profit organizations in the United States and Latin America.  Currently, he serves on the Land Protection Committee for Green Mountain Club,   the Offender Review Board for the Orange County Court Diversion Program, and the board of Gifford Medical Center.

Thomas Burgos

Vice President, Bethel Rep

Bethel Representative. Tom is currently the Treasurer and a member of the Stagecoach Board of Directors having served in those roles since May 2014. He is the AVP-Business Risk Assessment for National Life Group where he has worked since 1996. Tom has served other local organizations including as Chairperson of Bethel Council on the Arts, Whitcomb High School Track & Field Coach, as a Trail Monitor for the Green Mountain Club, and as President of the Green Mountain Chapter of the Institute of Internal Auditors. He enjoys hiking, skiing, playing guitar, hockey, and golf.

Stephen Aldrich

Treasurer, Stockbridge Rep

Stephen Aldrich is the founder of Bio Economic Research Associates, an independent research and consulting firm specializing in the social and economic consequences of human-induced change to biological systems.  Steve studied evolutionary biology at Harvard before entering business.  He co-founded Cambridge Energy Research Associates’s  natural gas practice, served on North American Natural Gas Council, and has been a leader in the economic analysis of emerging infectious diseases. Steve was a founding member of the UN “Towards a Safer World” pandemic preparedness network, and has worked with many governments, private sector companies, and NGO’s on pandemic preparedness and response. He lives in Stockbridge, Vermont with his family, where he produces excellent maple syrup and fine apple cider.

Brad Atwood

Secretary, Sharon Rep

Brad has practiced law in the Upper Valley since 1991, and is a member of both the Vermont and New Hampshire Bar Associations.  He is a partner in the Lebanon, New Hampshire based law firm, Hughes Smith Hughes Atwood & Mullaly PLLC.  Brad earned his undergraduate B.A. degree in geology and geography from Denison University, and his J.D., cum laude, and Masters Degree in Environmental Law, magna cum laude, from Vermont Law School.  Currently, Brad is president of the Board of Trustees of The Sharon Academy, an independent school in Sharon, Vermont, serving grades 7-12.  He previously served as a member of the Sharon Selectboard, notably as its chair in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Irene.  Brad has four children, Caleb, Abra, Caroline and Bruce.

Frank J. “Jay” Barrett

Fairlee Rep

Jay is a second generation architect practicing in New Hampshire and Vermont. Beginning at a very young age while growing up in Hanover, Jay has long enjoyed researching, writing, and speaking about the rich history of this region of the upper Connecticut River valley; and especially the subject of regional transportation. Related to this is Jay’s lifelong interest in the restoration and preservation of early American automobiles and the history of the American auto industry.  Over the past twenty-four plus years, Jay has been involved with many of the governmental functions of the Town of Fairlee.

Tim Crowley

Rochester Rep

Tim Crowley was born and raised in the Pittsburgh, Pa. area, and graduated with degrees in Spanish and International Studies from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.  He moved to Vermont in 1985, having discovered this beautiful state on a fishing trip through New England.  Shortly after his arrival, he and a friend built what is now the Rochester Cafe.  His next adventure was in the education world.  He taught for 5 years, earned a Masters Degree at Castleton State University, and became principal of the Stockbridge School, the Braintree School, and then the Barre Town School where he served for 23 years.

Lyn Fischer

Newbury Rep

Bio coming soon

Julie Iffland

Randolph Rep

Julie Iffland is the Executive Director of Randolph Area Community Development Corporation (RACDC).   She came to RACDC after a 19-year history in conservation real estate, in which she was responsible for negotiation, fundraising, and project management of large community conservation and historic preservation initiatives.  Julie holds a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from the University of Hartford and a B.A. degree from Yale University, where her studies focused on music and sociology.  While at Yale, Julie and 6 fellow senior women co-founded the first female counterpart to the Whiffenpoofs, an all-senior women’s a cappella group they named Whim n’ Rhythm, which has since established itself internationally.

Gidget Lyman

South Royalton Rep

Gidget has been on the Stagecoach Board since June 2009. She is the Financial Analyst for the Department of Psychiatry at Dartmouth College, where she has worked for 20 years. In addition to her volunteer work at Stagecoach, she acts as the Emergency Management Coordinator for the Town of Royalton. In her spare time she enjoys hiking, skiing and tennis.

Bobette Scribner

Bobette Scribner is Executive Director for the Bradford Community Development Corporation (BCDC), a volunteer role she has served in for over 15 years.  BCDC’s mission is to develop and maintain a community center, fostering economic development within the community, and promoting local jobs and businesses. The leadership of the board assisted by Bobette’s training and persistence has moved BCDC from a small development organization into a robust nonprofit which provides significant benefits to organizations and individuals who help to develop jobs for the greater Bradford area.