Two newcomers are joining the People Plus Board of Trustees — Carol Taylor Aderman and Mitchell Brown.

Aderman is a financial advisor at Abenaki Retirement, located at Atlantic Regional Federal Credit Union. Prior to that, she spent three years at Morgan Stanley and before that 24 years at Norstar/Fleet/Bank of American, working in its private bank in Portland. Originally from Bowdoin, Carol attended Brunswick High School and is delighted to be back in this area again. She lives with her husband, Craig, in Freeport along with their cat, Buckwheat, adopted from the Midcoast Shelter. Aderman is on the Development Committee for MidCoast Hospital, chairs the Professional Advisory Committee at Midcoast Hospital and is a member of the Brunswick Rotary noon club.

Brown grew up in San Diego and lived most of his young life in southern California, earning his Bachelor’s degree from UCLA and a Master’s in Education from National University. After a while in Florida, his wife, two daughters and he moved to Brunswick in the summer of 2013. Mitchell works in the Office of Institutional Advancement at the University of New England and his wife, Holly, is an acupuncture physician practicing in Brunswick and Bath.

“People Plus is honored to welcome Carol Taylor Aderman and Mitchell Brown as new Board Trustees,” said Stacy Frizzle, executive director of People Plus. “Each brings new and diverse skills and experience to our group of dedicated volunteers. I look forward to working with each of them.”

People Plus is the Brunswick Area Senior Community Center and supports an engaged, healthy and independent life for older adults, while joining others to build community for all ages. Dedicated to intergenerational community participation and support, the center offers numerous choices for fitness and wellness services, recreation and learning opportunities, education and outreach and are home to the Brunswick Area Teen Center Program.

To learn more, visit the People Plus website at peopleplusmaine.org or find them on Facebook.

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