Leading the way in senior services.

With a very well-rounded understanding of the Life Plan Community and healthcare business and ten years of progressively senior responsibility at Fellowship Senior Living, Brian assumed the duties of president and CEO in 2009. Mr. Lawrence is a licensed nursing home administrator and certified public accountant and holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Seton Hall University. He graduated magna cum laude with an executive master of business administration in finance from the Stern Graduate School of Business at New York University.

As president and CEO, Brian leads Fellowship Senior Living’s senior leadership team with responsibility for overall health and medical services, independent living and home and community-based services, operations and performance. He actively participates with the Fellowship Senior Living Board of Directors, ensuring the execution of strategic planning and development initiatives. His number one priority is providing a high level of care and services to seniors as well as maintaining the sound financial health of Fellowship Senior Living. Brian serves on the board of directors of LeadingAge New Jersey and is a member of the American Society on Aging, LeadingAge, Healthcare Financial Management Association, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants. He resides in Millburn, New Jersey, with his wife, son and daughter.

He then proceeded as an audit manager in healthcare and progressed into senior leadership roles at Terrance Cardinal Cooke Health Center, serving as an EVP, COO and CFO, leading the programmatic and financial growth for this multifaceted company. Mark then served as the CFO and COO at Highbridge Community Development Corporation, a not-for-profit real estate management and development company. Mark is a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives and resides in Ramsey, New Jersey, with his wife and two children.

He has extensive expertise in the continuum of senior care, including experience in sub-acute rehab, independent living, assisted living, Alzheimer’s care and adult day care health services. Jack opened and successfully ran a state-of-the-art sub-acute facility and achieved JCAHO accreditation in Bergen County. He has an extensive background in healthcare administration and is a licensed nursing home administrator in New Jersey and New York. Jack holds a master of business administration in healthcare administration from Mount Sinai School of Medicine as well as degrees in economics and social work.

Dr. Sheppell is one of 19 doctors at Morristown Medical Center who specialize in Geriatric Medicine. Dr. Sheppell is Board Certified in geriatric and internal medicine. He also serves as the Medical Director at Fellowship Village bringing his vast knowledge and experience in geriatric care to the residents of Fellowship Senior Living’s premier Life Plan Community.

Nina worked for Esprit de Corp for 12 years, six of which she spent as sales director. While her career had been focused in the fast-paced fashion world, Nina wanted to make a career change that would enable her to use her marketing skills in an industry where she could have a more personal impact while serving others.

After assisting in the care of older family members, Nina discovered her passion for working with older adults. She began at Fellowship Senior Living as a retirement counselor and then was promoted to vice president of marketing prior to its opening in 1996. She and her team were responsible for opening a fully sold community. She was instrumental in the early planning and development of the community, the expansion of the independent residences and health center in 1999 and community renovations in 2010 and continues to be an integral part of the vision for the future of Fellowship Senior Living. She has consistently worked with her staff to maintain a high level of occupancy and build a strong reputation for Fellowship Senior Living in the greater community.

Mr. Post’s years of experience in the carpentry and home remodeling industry served him well and within a year he became the maintenance supervisor. In 1999, as vice president of plant operations, Ken had management oversight of the 40 employees within the maintenance, landscaping, housekeeping, laundry and transportation departments. Currently, Ken is also managing a major expansion project in the community, which includes adding 22 new larger independent living units and expanding the Health Care Center.

With a BA from New York University in education, health, nursing & arts and an associate’s degree in biblical studies, Ken was a natural fit for the Fellowship Senior Living Community. He continues his education and improves his skills through ongoing workshops and certifications so that he is up-to-date on regulations, best practices and procedures for our community.

In 1982, Rich joined Compass Group and worked at many locations in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania where he gained a wealth of knowledge and experience over the last 30-plus years.

Rich has received many accolades, awards and recognition for his dedication to the customers and clients he has had the pleasure of working with over the years. He has earned the respect of his senior leadership for his relentless devotion to people and service.

Rich has been blessed with a wonderful wife of 31 years, Wanda, and two children, Richard Jr. and Lydia. Rich and Wanda reside in Lopatcong, New Jersey.

Liz brings with her several years of home care experience, having founded Select Eldercare, a homecare agency, in 2008; it was her personal experiences with family members that motivated her to open her own elder care business.

In her role, Liz manages our home-based community services, which covers a wide range of needs, allowing individuals to remain in their communities and homes. This division was created to further our mission to help serve the most vulnerable individuals in the community and to promote independence for seniors who may need supervision, while remaining in the comfort of their own home.

Home- and community-based services include Fellowship Helping Hands, which provides private duty assistance with activities of daily living to clients both on and off campus and for those enrolled in our Fellowship Freedom Plans — a unique, affordable long-term care planning option that allows you to remain independent, in control and in your own home for as long as possible. Fellowship Freedom Plans combine the financial protection of long-term care assurance, the advocacy of a personal care coordinator and the security of a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) — all with the freedom of living in your own home!

Liz brings to Fellowship Senior Living a passion for providing our seniors, both on and off campus, superior quality care. She is a native of Chevy Chase, Maryland, is married, has three children and resides in Mendham, New Jersey.

Formerly, Director of Facilities & Plant Operations at a Life Plan Community, John has extensive experience senior living environments and has been involved in renovation projects and streamlining services provided to residents.

John and his wife, Kathy, live in South Jersey and enjoy spending time with their two sons and four grandchildren. He is a classic car and martial arts enthusiast.  He also enjoys furniture building, woodworking, and antiques.

Stanley has over 40 years of experience in public accounting and taxation and still active in the professional practice with offices in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.  Mr. Morin has been a frequent speaker on various accounting, tax and estate related topics. His concentrations are primarily in not-for-profit, corporate, and taxation matters. Stanley is a graduate of Husson University in Bangor, Maine, with graduate work completed at Fairleigh Dickinson University. He is chairman of the board and finance committee of Fellowship Senior Living.  Mr. Morin has served on the board and committees of various local and national not-for-profit and charitable organizations. He is a trustee/secretary of the Jack Weisberg Charitable Foundation.   Mr. Morin is a member of the Rockaway Township Lions Club, Rockaway Township Library Charitable Foundation, trustee of the NJ Lions Charitable Foundation, chairman of the audit committee of his homeowners association, and has served in various capacities of these organizations. Mr. Morin is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants, and New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants.  He is an active member of the New Jersey State Society of CPAs, having served as a trustee, is currently on the not-for-profit, accounting and auditing, and was past chairman of the society professional conduct and ethics committees. Mr. Morin resides with his wife in Rockaway, New Jersey, and has three children and three grandchildren.

Beginning more than 25 years ago, his insurance career includes previously employment with Gen Re, Berkley Re, Odyssey Re, and Everest Re. Mr. Achenbach holds the CPCU and ARe designations from the American Institute for Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters. Paul is a native and resident of Bernards Township, New Jersey, where he resides with his wife and five children.

Most recently, Brian was employed by Barnabas Health for 19 years in various roles ranging from director of audit and compliance to treasurer to vice president of finance. Mr. Kirkpatrick has lived in Basking Ridge with his wife and children for the past 25 years.

She holds two bachelor’s degrees, one in nursing and one in health education. Dr. Masterson also has a master of public health from the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University and a doctorate in nursing from the Department of Organization and Leadership at Columbia University Teachers College. She has worked with patients at every age level in her nursing career, and especially enjoys interacting with our senior population. Dr. Masterson is pleased to have been appointed to the board of directors of Fellowship Village, serving as a member of the Audit Committee.

Church and God have always been a part of Morley’s life. In his eyes, church provides a sense of community and family where one feels safe and loved. It is the abiding presence of God that holds everything together. Reverend Morley attended Saint Joseph’s University and received a BS in psychology and departmental honors in theology, where he experienced God in the ritual, art, gesture and sacrament of the regular celebration of the Holy Eucharist. It changed his life forever, and that experience helped bring him into the Episcopal Church, where he heard a call to ordained ministry. Morley received his master of divinity in 2002 from The Candler School of Theology at Emory University and became an ordained priest in the same year.

The experiences of being an area missioner for western Maryland, marriage, parenthood and being priest and pastor to the people continue to shape his understanding of God in Christ. For Morley, it’s the relationship with God and Christ that matters. Morley wants to help others to desire and delve into their own unique, authentic, intimate relationship with God, too. Reverend Morley wants to help inspire people to become disciples of Jesus and to inspire disciples to become apostles. Reverend Morley lives in Basking Ridge with his loving wife and two daughters.

He has served as pastor for several churches, and since 1999 has served as the senior pastor at Somerset Hills Baptist Church in Basking Ridge. Pastor Harvey has volunteered and served in many leadership roles, including the leadership team of the North Jersey Network of Churches since 2008 and as executive board member of the Baptist Convention of New York (BCNY) since 2003. He currently serves as chairman of BCNY.

Pastor Harvey seeks to lead others to Christ by sharing his faith, encouraging people to fellowship with other Christians through membership, maturing the body of Christ through discipleship, equipping others for ministry through the discovery of their spiritual gifts and motivating them in mission involvement through exalting God in worship. He is called to serve as a pastor in an evangelical Christian church, using his skills in leading, administering, preaching/teaching, counseling and discipline. Pastor Harvey resides in Basking Ridge with his wife of 32 years, and they have a son and daughter.

After law school he completed a judicial clerkship for the Honorable Mahlon Fast, J.S.C. Since joining the firm, he has received a master of laws degree from New York University School of Law (L.L.M., 1997).

Jeffrey is a member of the Essex, Hudson and Morris county bar associations. He was also admitted to the U.S. Court of Appeals (3rd Circuit). As a member of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, he has lectured on their behalf with regard to trial advocacy, and in 2010 lectured for the New Jersey Association for Justice regarding the use of rebuttal testimony. Jeff has also been a member of the William J. Brennan, Jr. Inn of Court since 1997. Jeff is a long-standing member of the New Jersey chapter of The Miami Project, dedicated to the cure of paralysis, and he was recently approved in 2013 to sit on the New Jersey Supreme Court’s 10B Ethics Committee for Morris County for a four-year term.

He served in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War as a naval officer on a destroyer and at the Bureau of Naval Personnel in Washington, D.C. Mr. Fricke retired from New Jersey Bell in 1988 after 33 years in the Bell System in various management positions in the traffic, operator services, engineering, switching, network, personnel, and training and development departments. He served on the board of trustees of Thomas Edison State College in Trenton, New Jersey, for 22 years and was honored in 2011 by being named trustee emeritus. Mr. Fricke was awarded an honorary doctor of humane letters upon retirement from the Thomas Edison State College Board. He is active in the Presbyterian church in Basking Ridge as elder and church historian. Mr. Fricke has served as a member of the Residents’ and Members’ councils, chair of the Operations Committee, Secretary of the Communications Committee and instructor at the Saturday iPad club for seniors at Fellowship Village.

Prior to that he had served in the US Army, worked in the shipyard business and was a security analyst on Wall Street.

Following his retirement, he and his late wife, Suzanne, became avid world travelers, an activity which honed his keen interest in photography. He and Sue had four children, two of whom live nearby. Since moving to Fellowship Village, Jack has participated in varied activities; he is a member of the Communications Committee, is active with several other undertakings and serves as Treasurer of the Residents’ and Members’ Council.

In 1983 he became the founder and President of Merchandise Management Systems (MMS), Inc. a Retail planning and inventory software application. MMS worked with over 100 major retailers around the world. Chuck is recognized within the industry as a leading expert in the areas of merchandise planning and allocation.

In 2016 he retired after being acquired by one of the several larger software companies he worked with over the years. Chuck and his wife Betsy reside in Bernardsville. He enjoys golf, long summer nights in Maine and the shore with family and friends and rooting for the Boston Red Sox.