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| Molly Meyers |
Office Manager
Molly Meyers is 44 years old, single and owns her own home. Her children are her pets; a 3 pound Yorkshire terrier named Peanut, a 14 pound cat named Miss Kitty and a very loveable calico named Tess. Tess has sort of been "adopted" if you will, since my nephew (who lived with me during his first 1 1/2 years of college) moved out and can't have animals where he lives. Her hobbies are reading, cross-stitch, jigsaw puzzles, crossword an ... More details...
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| E mail : mjmeyers@paactusa.org |
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| Jill Beckwith |
Office Assistant
Jill Beckwith grew up in Grand Rapids, MI and graduated from Catholic Central High School and Davenport University. She lived in Vail, CO where she was a concierge for the Marriott Hotels while pursuing a career in Hotel/Restaurant Management. She has worked for many corporations including Kent County which at one point included a seasonal position with John Ball Zoo. She is an avid sports fan and especially follows the University of Michigan Football program, Detroit Red W ...More details...
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| Richard (Rick) H. Profit, Jr. |
President
Richard (Rick) H. Profit, Jr. has been the Director, President and a board member of PAACT for twelve years. Rick is the stepson of Lloyd Ney, PAACT’s founder and the son of Janet Ney, Lloyd’s widow and PAACT Board Member.
Rick is 55 years of age, married 34 years, has two children and 2 grandchildren. His daughter Nichole is 32 years old, married and has a 3 year old son. She has a Bachelors of ... More details...
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| E mail : rhprofit@paactusa.org |
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| Janet Ney |
Janet was the wife of Lloyd Ney, founder of PAACT. She assumed the position of President and Chairperson upon Lloyd’s passing on August 19, 1998. Lloyd’s final request of Jan was to continue the work that the two of them began with PAACT. Upon his passing Jan Ney stated “PAACT will go on. We have a very capable staff with many people, including doctors, who contribute to the organization on a regular basis.” Dr Stephen Strum put it so eloquently in his eulogy. “Lloyd was hardly fo ... More details...
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