Board of Directors – 2011

Daniel Daggett
Dan is the current Chairman of the Board and is entering his 3rd year of service on the Board at the Plant Home. Dan grew up in Bath, attended Morse High, and received is Associates Degree in Business Administration and a Bachelors Degree in Political Science from the University of Southern Maine. For 15 years Dan was the CEO of Bowdoinham FCU, and currently works as President of Consolidated Solutions, the State’s largest Credit Union indirect lender. Over the years Dan has served on numerous non-profit boards including Habitat for Humanity, GrowSmart Maine, Southern Midcoast Maine Chamber, the Maine Insurance Trust, and Parkview Adventist Medical Center. Dan is married to Sue, whose father Bill Haney, served as a past Chairman at the Plant Home. Dan and Sue reside in Woolwich with their 3 children, where they all enjoy the best Maine has to offer, spending their time in its great outdoors.

Marla Davis, RN, MSN
Marla is the chairman of the Resident Services Committee. She was born and raised in Bath and is employed by Mid Coast Hospital as Director for Community Health Improvement. She is married to CR Davis and the mother of two and the “gammy” of three. Marla has served on the Plant Home Board since 2006. In her free time she enjoys cooking, gardening, and photography.

Douglas Munsey
Doug has lived in the Bath/Brunswick area since graduating from South Portland high school. He is a graduate apprentice from Bath Iron Works and has spent his whole career with the same company. He is married to Melanie Munsey and they have 3 beautiful daughters, two great sons-in-law and one grandchild so far. Doug is an avid biker and runner and also enjoys kayaking.

Tim Rioux
Tim is a Morse High graduate from the class of 1968 and holds a Bachelors of Science in Management from New Hampshire College. He has three sons and is an Associate Engineer for Bath Iron Works, working there for 34 years. He has co-managed Bath Community Television for six years. Tim spent 30 years coaching local youth sports and 8 years as a high school sports broadcaster. He is the former local president and state officer of the Maine Jaycees and a former two-term city councilor in Bath. Tim’s hobbies include producing local television programming and historical research.

Cliff Zimmerman
Cliff is the owner of Five Islands Capital Management a commercial, industrial and residential real estate development company with offices in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and Georgetown, Maine. Cliff and his wife Sue have three children, ages 22-27. He enjoys spending time with his family, traveling and boating on the coast of Maine.