our team
Judy Falk, Vice President
Judy, a retired psychotherapist, is a long time summer resident of Nobleboro and moved to Maine in 2003. She returns to Washington for a couple of months in the winter. Before retiring she had a private psychotherapy practice, specializing in women's issues. Judy has had a lifelong interest and love of classical music and has enjoyed attending Chamberfest concerts for the 9 years of their existence. In Maine Judy is a volunteer monitor of rare and endangered plants for the New England Wildflower Society and the State of Maine's Dept. of Natural Resources and also spends time enjoying the great outdoors - canoeing, hiking, swimming and gardening.

Judy is on the Advisory Board of the Kieve Affective Education program and is especially involved in assisting with the new residential term for girls in the sophomore year of high school, which will be launched in August 2004 at the Darling Marine Center. In addition to Salt Bay Chamberfest Judy has just finished 10 years on her local Planned Parenthood affiliate in Washington, DC. Judy received The 1984 Washingtonian of the Year award, awarded by the Washingtonian magazine, along with Dr. Renee Jenkins, for co-founding the Center for Youth Services, which was established in 1979.

Judy received her BA in History from Wellesley College, her MA in Government from Boston University and her masters in Mental Health from Johns Hopkins. Judy and her husband David have three married children and four grandchildren.