Rev Pamela Barz

Rev Pamela Barz began her ministry serving the UU Church of Saco-Biddeford and now has returned to Maine where she offers coaching to help clergy and others get “unstuck” and live from deep gladness. In between, she served churches in Massachusetts – most recently as the minister of the First Parish in Scituate. She has also served as the UU Chaplain at Wellesley College from which she was graduated with a degree in Mathematics. She and her husband live in Bath and are the parents of twin sons, one a junior at UMaine Orono, the other a Corporal in the US Marines.  

Tiffany

Tiffany is a lifelong Mainer, born and raised in Caribou! She moved to the MidCoast after completing her Licensed Massage Therapy certification and has never left. She and her husband Ken and their 14-year-old daughter Autumn live in the area and are immersed in their community and school life commitments. Tiffany joined the fellowship in 2013. She is passionate about everyone’s individual spiritual journey while connecting through community. Tiffany loves her job; and when she has spare time, she loves to spend time with her family, whether it’s hiking, traveling or just going to the many sports events her daughter is in.

Carol

Carol returns to the Board, this time as treasurer. She is looking forward to working hard for the fellowship; helping to strengthen and grow into the future, especially with the addition of the 38 Elm space!

A lifelong UUer with a background in nonprofit management, Carol brings administrative and leadership skills to every job she’s had over the years. She lives in Whitefield with husband, Chris, and two cats.

“Penny”

I retired in 2015 from a 30 + year career as an elementary school librarian in Hartland, Connecticut. We raised two sons there, but we vacationed every summer in Pemaquid. We used to attend MUUF services at the Edgecomb Town Hall, but we couldn’t make it very often, and didn’t become more involved until moving permanently to New Harbor in 2019 (signing the Membership Book in January 2020). My life here on the Maine coast is filled with joy – friends, singing, piano, gardening, knitting, and the beauty of the natural world all around all combine to make this place a true home. I am happy, and honored, to serve on the MUUF Board of Trustees.

“Ron”

Trustee

 

 

 

Jayne

Trustee

 

 

 

Kevin

Accompanist
Kevin has toured nationally and played piano in the region for more than 30 years at the Boothbay Harbor Inn, and worked for many seasons with the parade of talents at The Carousel Theatre.

Carney

Carney serves both this fellowship and the congregation at First Universalist Church in Rockland. She has worked with children and adults all her life in informal education, including 4-H Youth Development, running a small private school, and teaching environmental education. She practices Reiki, sings with a local folk chorus and volunteers in the local schools doing mindfulness work.

“Dick”

Dick has been designing, building, and maintaining websites for more than 20 years. He and his wife Jennifer moved to Midcoast Maine when they retired. They enjoy living in Maine with their awesome beagle, Abby.