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Sam Razor— Liaison to Technology Engagement

My family, including my wife Sarah and daughters Caroline and Hannah, and I have been members of Good Shepherd for the past fifteen years. We love Good Shepherd and the way this community always supports one another. 

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Brenda Owen│Liaison to Outreach

I have always lived in Kentucky, grew up in a rural community and attended a small Disciples of Christ Christian church that my parents and their families had attended for many years. After living in Ashland, Ky for 28 years, Bob and I  moved back to Lexington in 2013. Even though we attended the United Methodist Church in Ashland, we decided to visit Good Shepherd and are glad we did!

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Randolph Morris

My name is Randolph Morris and I have been attending the church of the Good Shepherd for 12 years. My wife, Andrea, and I joined the church shortly after, then rector, Brian Cole baptized our niece, Aarilyn, in 2012.

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Wendy VanMeter│Liaison to Strategic Planning

Wendy was raised as a cradle Episcopalian in Lexington and the Diocese of Lexington. She practices as a pediatric dentist.  She joined Good Shepherd in 2004.

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Rebecca Mercer│Liaison to Youth and Newcomers

I am a lifelong Episcopalian. I attended Christ Church and St. Raphael’s during my childhood here in Lexington. During my undergrad studies in Chapel Hill I attended the Chapel of the Cross on the UNC campus.

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Abe Mashni│Liaison to Stewardship

Abe Mashni was born and raised in Lexington, KY.  In 2010, he graduated from the University of Kentucky with a Political Science degree then went on to graduate from the University of Kentucky College of Law in 2013.

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Scott Johnson│Liaison to Liturgy

I am a native of Lexington and a graduate of the University of Kentucky.  Prior to attending Good Shepherd, along with my wife Amy and two children, Wiles and Sarah, we were members of St. Hubert Episcopal Church.  While at St. Hubert I served the church as Clerk of the Vestry and Senior Warden.

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Elizabeth (Liz) Hinz│Vestry Clerk

I was born in Washington, D.C. and raised in Bethesda, MD and McLean, VA. I have a BA in Psychology from James Madison University and a JD from George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School.

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Cherie Flueck│Liaison to Finance

Good Shepherd is central to the life of our family.   Life’s greatest milestones have been celebrated here – marriage and the birth and baptism of our children. 

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Mary Chandler Bolin│Liaison to Pastoral Care

Mary Chandler Bolin is a “cradle” Episcopalian who attended the Good Shepherd Day School, sang in the choir, and was active in parish and diocesan youth programs as an adolescent. 

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Mary Quinn Ramer│Senior Warden

I’ve been at Good Shepherd since 2017. I moved to the neighborhood in 2016—and proximity to home first drew me through the doors.

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Martin Woodford│Junior Warden

I was born and educated in England. In 1978 I was asked by my employer to come to Kentucky with my family for three months, to open an office here. The “three months” never ended, so we never left!

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