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Marginal Way Preservation Fund
Founders
Philip Cavaretta
Donato Tramuto
Jackie Bevins
Mitch Ramsey
Marginal Way Preservation Fund
Nonprofit Board of Directors
Paul Breen is a retired engineering manager, who worked many years at the Mitre Corporation. He moved to Ogunquit in 2006 after spending every summer there for 38 years. He also serves on the Marginal Way Committee.
David Barton is a retired insurance executive who moved to Ogunquit in 2004. He also serves on the Ogunquit Select Board, Building Needs Committee, Historic Preservation Committee and the Marginal Way Committee.
Charlie Hindmarsh retired from State Street Corporation in 2008, where he held many positions with the bank, including President and CEO of State Street Global Markets LLC. At present, he is a director of a bank and of Fenway Community Health. He has maintained a home in Ogunquit for 14 years.Phil Cavaretta is a retired pharmacist and former owner of a small chain of Boston area pharmacies. He has owned and operated the Meadowmere Resort since 1982 and served as a member of the Ogunquit Select Board.
Kerry Ellen Enright, a Boston College graduate, spent summers at Briar Bank on the Marginal Way. She worked for New York and Boston advertising agencies and for the American Cancer Society, Scleroderma Foundation and Boston College. She is active in Rotary International and works in New Hampshire as the Volunteer Recruitment Representative for the American Red Cross.
Benjamin Hershenson, Ph.D., is a retired educator and Dean Emeritus at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Sciences in Boston. He has served on several national health professions’ boards and civic and regional committees. He has maintained a residence in Ogunquit since 1980 and another home in Bonita Springs, Florida.
Norman Suslock is retired from advertising after 47 years serving such clients as Volvo of North America, Roche Labs, Teachers Insurance Company, Audi, American Airlines and Chase Bank. He first visited Ogunquit in 1950, during his honeymoon, and bought a home there in 1996.Marginal Way Preservation Fund
Staff
Catherine Palmer, Executive Director, has more than 20 years experience in nonprofit development and grant writing. She has another 20 years of experience in communications, outside of development.
Marginal Way is such a beautiful walk. I am very pleased to know that I still can be part of still be part of my favorite place, Oguinquit Maine. My family and I visit the webcam daily. It’s our way of being close to beach. It allows us to enjoy the walk and look forward to our future visits to Marginal Way and Oguinquit Maine.