Kiki is a graduate of Simmons College and Harvard Business School and retired after a nearly 20-year career as SVP/Executive Director at Carrington Capital LLC, an investment advisor based in Greenwich, CT. She moved to Freeport, Maine, about 20 years ago when her two sons joined the US Army as West Point Cadets; both are still currently serving at the rank of LT Colonel. Kiki joined Maine Paws for Veterans as a Puppy Foster Mom in early 2022, soon becoming fully involved with the ongoing training before joining the board in the fall of 2022. That involvement with the military and her love of dogs makes her work with Maine Paws a perfect fit. When not working, Kiki enjoys spending time with her four grandchildren, her dog and cat, and as much time as possible enjoying life in Freeport.

Dr. Carol Ann Caprini is a clinical psychologist and a lifelong dog owner who has worked with veterans in clinical settings for the past 35 years. As the daughter of an Air Force veteran and the niece of a Marine who served for 25 years, she has a personal appreciation for the military community. After living in Missouri, Montana, and the Chicagoland area, Carol Ann completed graduate school in Bowling Green, Ohio where she specialized in Psychology of Religion and Spirituality. With a deep calling to serve veterans, Carol Ann sought out training at Hines VA in Chicago and Togus VA in Maine where she worked in Trauma Services, Geriatrics, Blind Rehabilitation, Addiction Services, and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 

In 2009, Carol Ann served as a Subject Matter Expert for the DoD in helping design the Spiritual Fitness module of the Comprehensive Soldier Fitness Program, which became mandatory training for the U.S. Army. Carol Ann was recently invited to Stockholm, Sweden by NATO to present regarding the design of the Spiritual Fitness module. She has published and lectured internationally on post-traumatic growth, resilience, spiritually integrated therapy, spiritual struggles, moral injury, and addiction. 

As a Maine resident since 2010, Carol Ann treats local veterans, their family members, and others in the community in her private practice in Hallowell. In 2025, she opened a psychological consulting business with her business partner and husband. Carol Ann is currently founding a non-profit, UNBOOT, to fulfill her passion and mission to change the way that service members are trained down from the military in preparation for the return home.



In her free time, Carol Ann enjoys staying active outdoors, exploring the natural beauty of Maine with her husband, two children, and their 3-year-old cockapoo, Obi.

Tim is a Navy Veteran and served onboard the U.S.S. Saratoga CV-60 on the flight deck during the first Gulf War.  He participated in the original Embrace-A-Vet program and loves working with fellow veterans.  Tim enjoys volunteering and participates in the Barbara Bush Radiothon yearly, answering the phone for donations and helping with the annual Rowe Ford Charity Golf tournament held every September.  Tim has worked for Rowe Ford for 20 years and works in the Commercial Sales Department, specializing in upfitting vehicles for small businesses and fleet customers. 

In his spare time, Tim enjoys playing golf and spending time with friends. Tim grew up in Brownville Junction, Maine, and now resides in Raymond with 2 cats named Ziggy and Kitty. 

Teresa grew up moving every 3 to 4 years. as a military brat. Her father was in the Air Force -who was a Korean War and Vietnam War veteran. Moving around the USA and Germany throughout her youth. She joined the US Navy and served from 1980 through her retirement in 2000 as a Chief Petty Officer. During her time in the Navy - she worked as an aviation support equipment electrician including working on diesel and turbine engines. She became a Certified Master Training Specialist – training Navy and Marine Corps trainees on how to work on electrical systems. She completed one tour in a Mobile Maintenance Facility (MMF) and a tour in the VP-5 Squadron as Line Chief and then Maintenance Control Chief – deploying to multiple locations. Her final tour was at NAS Brunswick, Maine. Before retirement, she received her Master’s Degree in Business Education.

Taking a few years off after retiring, she attended the University of New England – completing her second Master’s in Social Work. Offered to her and paid for by the Veteran’s Administration due to her service-connected rating. Upon completion of her Social Work degree, she worked as the Director of the YWCA of Portland Women’s Homeless program. As the YWCA Agency transitioned towards closure, Teresa accepted a position at St. Mary’s Hospital Dual diagnosis program (detox and mental health). She left St. Mary’s and worked at the Crisis and Counseling Center in Augusta as the Crisis Residential Units Director and moved up to the Agency Compliance Director. During this time, she completed requirements for multiple licensures – obtaining her Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor, and Certified Clinical Supervisor, which she maintains all three licensures presently. 

In 2010 – she moved to the Veterans Health Administration, accepting the Operation Enduring Freedom – Operation Iraqi Freedom – Operation New Dawn Program Manager at Togus, Maine. Working with returning combat veterans as they transitioned home and into the VA system. She was offered a position at the Lewiston Vet Center to work as an individual and group therapist with veterans – which she accepted in 2012. She retired from the VA in 2023.

She is married to Matthew and has two grown children and four grandchildren. Also living with her and Matt are Minnie, a retired service dog, and a newer family pet, Lula.

After graduating from Elmira College and in the aftermath of 9/11, Shaun joined the United States Navy and served as a Master-at-Arms military police K-9 handler.  Following a tour of duty in Bahrain which saw him deploy on missions throughout the Middle East, Shaun reported for duty aboard Naval Air Station Brunswick.  At the conclusion of a deployment to Afghanistan, Shaun transferred into the United States Navy Reserve where he continued his service at the U.S. Naval War College in Rhode Island.

Shaun went on to serve in the law enforcement and secondary education fields before accepting work as K-9 handler on defense contracts with the U.S. Department of State in Iraq.  He now teaches Driver Education to young adults and looks forward to a career in cybersecurity.  A graduate of the Maine Paws for Veterans program, Shaun continues to volunteer his time with MPfV as a trainer.  He also volunteers on the Town of Brunswick’s Personnel Board and Davis Fund Committee.

He is married to Cassie and resides in Brunswick with his service dog Shiloh, retired working dog Kira, and cat Blue.

With 23 years of experience in the mortgage industry and over 40 years of living in Southern Maine, he has a deep understanding of the local housing market and financing options available to homebuyers. Originally coming to the area for college, he quickly fell in love with the community and never left.

Hal Inman is a Senior Mortgage Officer at NorthPoint Mortgage, where he brings a strategic, relationship‑driven approach to helping clients navigate some of life’s most important financial decisions. Known for his calm leadership and collaborative style, Hal excels at guiding individuals and teams through complex situations while keeping progress steady and solutions clear.

Before joining NorthPoint Mortgage, Hal spent eight years at Unum as a National Accounts Representative, managing high‑impact relationships with organizations of 5,000 or more employees. His work centered on strengthening customer loyalty, protecting financial integrity, and supporting disability insurance programs for major national clients.

Hal holds dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Business Administration and Economics from the University of Southern Maine and completed a management assessment program through Developmental Dimensions International.

From away, Robert is retired having spent most of his adult life in Nevada and Colorado. Currently, he lives on 40 acres of woodland in Wiscasset, Maine, sharing his home with three dogs and a cat. Wootsie, a five-year-old female Australian Cattle Dog, is his constant companion and Service Dog. Too Shy, Ollie, and Chica Bonita complete the family.

Majoring in Economics, Robert graduated from Babson Institute, Wellesley, MA, and subsequently went on active duty as a U.S. Marine Corps infantry officer.  With service in Viet Nam, Japan, The  Phillippines, and various stateside duty stations, he was an infantry and reconnaissance platoon leader, company executive officer, and company commander. His final duty was as the Assistant Director of the USMC Staff NCO Academy at Marine Corps Base Camp LeJeune, N.C. Subsequent to his 1977 release from active duty into the USMC Reserves, he was promoted to the rank of Major.

Robert began his civilian career in Denver, Colorado, as a municipal bond trader and stockbroker for Merrill Lynch, E.F. Hutton, and Shearson Lehman. Retiring from the financial industry in the early '90s, he continued his entrepreneurial interests as the President of Genesis Medical Technologies, a manufacturer of an innovative needleless injector,  and as a professional skydiving cinematographer. As the owner of Skyhi Visual Productions, he produced and sold skydiving training videos and other products for the skydiving sports industry.

In 2010, Robert moved from Denver to Maine to care for his elderly mother and ultimately made his home in Wiscasset. Here he spent several years on the Town Budget Committee and as a volunteer and Board member at MidCoast Humane prior to volunteering at Maine Paws For Veterans and joining its Board of Directors. Robert and his Service Dog, Wootsie, are proud graduates of the Maine Paws for Veterans Service Dog Training Program, Class of 2023.

Besides skydiving, Robert's recreational interests include cooking, photography, playing the guitar and singing, motorcycle road racing, trout fishing, woodworking, and an occasional, lively political debate.

Born and raised in Topsham and Brunswick, Maine, Roger Stevens has built a life defined by service, craftsmanship, and leadership. A 1967 graduate of Brunswick High School, Roger began his working life early, contributing to the Bowdoin College kitchens and the Bass Shoe Company before entering the U.S. Air Force in 1968. Over seven years of honorable service, he advanced to Staff Sergeant and worked as both a Weather Observer and Weather Technician, developing technical precision and a calm, analytical approach that would shape the rest of his career.



In 1976, Roger joined Bath Iron Works, where he spent 37 years contributing to one of Maine’s most important industries. He completed a pipefitting apprenticeship and went on to serve as Pipe Fitter, Pipe Planner, Front Line Supervisor, Assistant Foreman, Foreman, Section Manager of Trade Planning, and ultimately Manager of Trade Planning. His career reflects a steady rise through responsibility and trust, grounded in hands‑on expertise and a deep understanding of shipyard operations.

Roger’s dedication to service extends far beyond his professional life. Since 1994, he has been an active and influential member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, holding roles including Post Adjutant, Quartermaster, Commander, District Chaplain, District Commander, District Adjutant, Department Surgeon, and Department Judge Advocate. He is also a longtime member of the American Legion. In 2013, he joined the Mid‑Coast Veterans Council, where he continues to support fellow veterans as a Resource Center Volunteer, Council Secretary, and Council Commander.

A lifelong resident of Brunswick, Roger is known for his integrity, reliability, and unwavering commitment to the veteran community he proudly serves.

Barbara was a small business owner for 25 years before transitioning to municipal community services for 15 years. During her career, she has created and facilitated support groups and engaged in non-profit development and volunteer management. Her commitment to being an advocate and engaging in community service continues with her dedication to Maine Paws for Veterans.