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Carl Jacobs

Carl Jacobs
  • Lives in Keene, NH with his wife, Ann
  • Member of the Board of Trustees since 1990
  • Favorite potential cabin group name:  SEEBEES
  • Favorite Mayhew building: BASE HOUSE
  • Free-time activities include golf, needle-point & weaving, yardwork, and travel
  • Favorite Mayhew memory: TRIP DOWN THE ZIP LINE
  • Message to the boys: "LISTEN TO WHAT OTHERS HAVE TO SAY"

Carl was born and raised in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.  He graduated Andover Academy in 1937 and Princeton University in 1941.  For four years during World War II, he served in the US Navy aboard a Patrol Craft in the South Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans.  After being discharged from the Navy in late 1945, Carl began work for the Inland Steel Company in Chicago as part of the vessel department and mining operation.  He retired to New Hampshire with his wife, Ann, in 1980.  Carl has three children, four grand-children, and four great grand-children.

Audrey Hagerman
  • Lives in Bridgewater, NH, with husband George
  • Member of the Board of Trustees since 1991
  • Favorite potential cabin group name: THE POSEIDONS
  • Favorite Mayhew Building: OWEN LINDSAY LODGE
  • Free-time activities include biking, hiking, and oil painting
  • Favorite Mayhew memory: "FIRST ISLAND AWARDS NIGHT I ATTENDED"
  • Message to the boys: "BARRIERS ARE INVITATIONS TO COURAGE"

Audrey has been married for 41 years and has four children.  She lived in South America (Venezuela, Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil) for 17 years, and she has worked as an elementary school teacher and a high school guidance counselor.  She now works as an Attorney at Law as an advocate for children.
Paul McGoldrick

Paul McGoldrick
  • Lives in Littleton, NH
  • Member of the Board of Trustees since 1989
  • Graduated Boston College High School 1953
  • Bowdoin College, A.B., 1957
  • Harvard Business School, MBA, 1959

Paul is very active in the Littleton community and works as an underwriter and financial consultant for Allmerica Financial.  He is the current President/Director of the Littleton Industrial Development Corporation.  And in 1995, a new $2million bridge to Littleton Industrial Park was named in his honor.  Paul is a widower and has four adult children.
Jack Richards

Jack Richards
  • Lives in Sunapee, NH
  • An original Trustee of the Mayhew Program
  • Prior to Mayhew, involved with the Groton School Camp for twenty years
  • Favorite Island Activity: SOFTBALL
  • Favorite Mayhew Building: OWEN LINDSAY LODGE
  • Free-time activities include tennis, hiking, kayaking, photography, and travelling
  • Favorite Groton School Camp memory: "Listening to a radio broadcast describing Alan Shepard's 'Mercury' trip, our first manned space flight."
  • Message to the boys: "ESTABLISH WORTHY GOALS AND TRY TO ACHIEVE THEM."

As a part of the Groton School camp for two decades, Jack became associated with Mayhew as it took over Mayhew's Island in 1969, the former home of GSC.  He served as one of the original trustees of the program and has been a part of Mayhew ever since. 

After a short career as an Air Force pilot, a great experience for Jack, he had nearly 40 extremely satisfying years as a history teacher at Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts.  This position allowed him to channel a number of students to Mayhew as staff members--even one student, Al Cantor, who went on to serve as director for the program!

David Howe

"No gift in behalf of our boys is too large!"
  • Born, 1925
  • Baptized, 1925
  • Confirmed, 1939
  • Survived WWII, 1943-1946
  • Married, 1955
  • 3 children, 3 children-in-law, and 7 grandchildren
  • Lives in Marlborough, NH
  • Selected to the Mayhew Board of Trustees 1997
  • Favorite Island Activity: BED TIME
  • Favorite Mayhew Location: HOME PLATE at Cantor Yards
  • Enjoys fishing in his free time
  • Favorite Groton School Camp memory: "Bluffing a camper out of a fight in 1941!"
  • Message to the boys: "LOOK UP! LOOK AHEAD! GAIN ON IT!"
  • Favorite potential cabin group name: ENDICOTT

Tom Berry
  • Lives in New Hampton, NH, with wife Jennifer, two daughters Kelsey & Emma, and son Hayden.
  • Member of the Board of Trustees since 1998
  • Favorite cabin group name: SEA WOLVES
  • Favorite Mayhew Building: FAC SHACK
  • Free-time activities include golfing, skiing, and water-skiing
  • Favorite Mayhew memory: "Being the THIRD PERSON EVER to do the Zip-Line in 1986"
  • Message to the boys: "EMBRACE YOUR LIFE AND ALWAYS MAKE THE BEST OF IT!"
  • Mayhew Counselor, 1985-1986

"In 1985, as a college student not wanting to leave New Hampshire for a summer job of commuting from New Jersey to New York City, I took a chance to work as a counselor at Mayhew--not realizing how much an impact it would have on my life.  Aside from introducing me to my wife, Jennifer Shackett, Mayhew taught me to be a great parent and to make the most of the opportunities that life had to offer."

Sammy Baldini

Moving to the Seacoast of New Hampshire in 2003 has given me the opportunity to become more involved with Mayhew. I spent many summers as a kid on Newfound Lake and have family that live there in the summers. I graduated from UNH with a degree in Social Work and in a previous life worked in many settings from a Psychiatric Day Care Center to the Red Cross to leading Post Partum Support Groups. In my more current life, I have been involved with the Forman School in Connecticut and the Carroll School in Lincoln, MA, and have served on many boards and committees.

 I have been married for 32 years and have three grown kids and two West Highland Terriers. I play team tennis and am a hot air balloon pilot. The most exciting place I've ever flown has been over the small villages in Eastern France. The scariest flight I ever had was also in France on the day of the total solar eclipse when I got caught in a surprise rain storm. When we landed it was like being in Munchkinland...the villagers had never had a balloon land in their town and they carefully emerged from their homes with blankets and coffee. It even made the local paper!
REMEMBER: shot for the moon...even if you miss you'll be among the stars!

Nick Silitch
  • He and his wife, Regina, have three children and live in New York City
  • Member of the Board of Trustees since 2003
  • Earned a BA in economics from Colby College in 1983
  • Currently works as a Senior Vice President for The Bank of New York, and heads the bank's Basel Project Office.

The Basel Project Office was formed in May of 2004 and is charged with overseeing all aspects of Basel II Implementation.  Project work Streams include building a Credit Risk Data Warehouse across 35 source systems, Ratings Validation, designing and building a Credit Risk Information System to assist in Ratings Validation and loan loss data capture, monitoring and modeling Repo Style transactions, Pillar III reporting, policy and procedures compliance, and regulatory interaction. Prior to his current assignment Mr. Silitch has had various line and management responsibilities since joining the Bank in 1983 including Credit Portfolio Management, Investor Relations, Real Estate Restructuring, Special Assets and Corporate Lending.

Notwithstanding the above Nick Silitch continues to have all of his most important experiences in Dublin, New Hampshire where he grew up and has a house.  He has also recently developed an abiding passion for Mayhew and all that it represents.

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