Recently retired, Kim and her family moved to Havelock two years ago. Originally from Mississauga, Kim became a Registered Nurse in 1979. She subsequently obtained her BScN from McMaster University and her Masters in Nursing from D’Youville College in Buffalo, NY. She also holds her CHE designation from the Canadian College of Health Leaders, and is an Associate Clinical Professor at McMaster University in the School of Nursing. She has worked in many organizations and held various roles throughout her career – most recently at Ross Memorial Hospital in Lindsay, where she oversaw the palliative care program.

After a lengthy management career with Parks Canada, Dave helped establish The Canals Group to provide consultant services in strategic and operational planning and visitor programming. Dave is a Member of Council for Inland Waterways International, a volunteer organization that promotes the preservation and use of inland waterways. Locally he has been an active volunteer for several community organizations, and now plans to focus his efforts on the Bridge Hospice. Dave and his wife Nan have lived in the Campbellford area since 1982.  Their leisure pursuits include golf, curling and travel.

Dave Burnham was born and raised in Toronto. He worked for Carlton Cards for six years before deciding that Toronto was not for him. He travelled extensively in Europe and Africa, then relocated to Campbellford, where he had a 30-year career in sales with Kellogg’s. Dave was an active member of the Campbellford Curling Club in the early 1980s, sitting on the board for seven years (including one year as president), and managed the bar and weddings for five years. He also helped navigate through the expansion phase of the club, along with many other people. Now retired, Dave and his wife, Carol, live just south of Campbellford, and spend their time golfing, curling, beekeeping, paddle boarding, and volunteering. Dave’s Mom spent the last day of her life at The Bridge Hospice in January 2017, and he realizes what an asset it is to the Trent Hills area, and how important it is to ensure that its future is secure for generations to come.

Jordy is a Chartered Professional Accountant and a member of the Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario. She currently works at the Campbellford Memorial Hospital as the Senior Financial Analyst. Her previous work experience includes Financial Analyst at Trent University, Senior Accountant at Welch LLP, as well as various positions in the family business, Sharpe’s Food Market. She lives outside of Campbellford with her husband Brad and their young daughter. Jordy enjoys spending time at the cottage with family and friends and playing baseball in her spare time.

Lorna is a retired Registered Nurse, who graduated from George Brown College, Toronto Western Hospital Campus in 1976. After Nursing at Campbellford Memorial Hospital for 38 years and 2 years at the Canadian Blood Services, Lorna retired in 2013. Throughout the years, Lorna took many nursing courses to enable her to work in various areas: Coronary Care, Recovery Room and Day Surgery, and she worked in the Emergency Room for the latter 23 years.  Lorna and husband Ron live on a busy dairy farm where they raised two children. Blessed with four grandchildren, Lorna is an avid supporter of their Minor Sports and herself enjoys curling and golfing.  Lorna is excited to devote her time and energy in working with TBH Board of Directors and Team, utilizing some old skills/experience and acquiring some new ones to help contribute and support this much needed service in our community.

Before becoming a physician, Kelly earned degrees in physiotherapy and physical education, and was a physiotherapist in Peterborough for 17 years. She then completed a Medical Doctorate degree, Family Medicine Specialty, and palliative care fellowship. Since 2014, Kelly has practised family medicine locally, and serves a very wide area from Peterborough to Belleville as community palliative care physician. She has cared for many of the residents at The Bridge Hospice, and is a past Board Director. Kelly currently serves on the Board of Directors at Campbellford Memorial Hospital as President of Medical Staff, and recently served as Interim Chief of Staff. In her spare time, Kelly skates on an adult synchronized skating team in Peterborough and enjoys boating on Lake Ontario with her husband.

Fred has an extensive background in agriculture, including 18 years with Agriculture Canada, 20 years with the Crop Insurance Commission of Ontario (now Agricorp), and most recently with AgCall as a project manager for corporate clients. Fred lives on a Campbellford-area Century farm that has been continuously farmed by his family since 1854. He grows crops and operates a custom seed cleaning business. Always embracing new challenges, he and his son Adam recently established a hop yard on the farm. Fred understands the demands of providing end-of-life care at home, and views The Bridge Hospice as a wonderful and much-needed service for the community.