VESTRY MEMBERS   
^{As of January 2010}
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We are the governing body, elected at the Annual Meeting.  Our purpose is to speak for and represent all members of this congregation as we oversee and make all decisions concerning the financial and spiritual well being of Trinity. With God's help, we decide on all of the maintenance, repairs, and improvements relevant to the building and grounds. The vestry meets on the first Wednesday of each month. The meeting starts promptly at 7:00 with opening prayer followed by the next Sunday's Gospel reading. There's a predetermined agenda but time is allocated for new business. Our goal is to conclude by 9:00 P.M. and all are welcome to attend. If you have any questions, comments, concerns or recommendations we encourage you to contact any vestry member listed below. If you wish, your name will remain anonymous. Although not a voting member, our vestry would be incomplete without the secretary who faithfully records, produces and distributes the minutes of said meeting in a timely and efficient manner. 

Fr. David Robinson	Linda Cappers	Jason Briggs	Shawn Ouellette	Joan Denyer
Janice Geaumont	Leslie Lampert	Claire Ganter	Bill Collison	Ken Sampson
Sandi Buzzell	Carl Walsh	Jeff Haines	Janelle Harrison	Robert Dunn Jr.

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POSITION	MEMBER	TERM LIMITS
RECTOR	Fr. David K. Robinson
VESTRY CLERK	Joan Denyer	Term Ends Dec 31  2011
SR WARDEN	Jason Briggs	Term Ends Dec 31  2011
JR WARDEN	Shawn Ouellette	Term Ends Dec 31  2011
TREASURER	Janice Geaumont	Term Ends Dec 31  2011
‘’	Vacant (1 yr term reserved for youth)
"	Sandi Buzzell	Term Ends Dec 31  2011
"	Robert Dunn	Term Ends Dec 31  2011
"	Claire Ganter	Term Ends Dec 31  2011
"	Bill Collison	Term Ends Dec 31  2012
"	Janelle Harrison	Term Ends Dec 31  2012
"	Ken Sampson	Term Ends Dec 31  2012
"	Jeff Haines	Term Ends Dec 31  2013
"	Leslie Lampert	Term Ends Dec 31  2013
"	Carl Walsh	Term Ends Dec 31  2013

Trinity Episcopal Church, 180 years old and still preaching God's Word.  The message is timeless.