Lincoln Academy’s 4th Annual Peter J. Benner ‘92 Job Fair

Lincoln Academy Alumni who came to table at the 2025 Peter Benner Job Fair are: Front row from left: Sarah Kennedy ‘00, Lincoln Academy Community Engagement and Development Associate; Cindy Wade ‘83, President and CEO, Lincoln Health and Lincoln Academy Board Chair; Juliet Kelsey-Holmes ‘92, Martin Grant Associates and Lincoln Academy Trustee; Tony Cantillo ‘05, Maine Department of Corrections; Tamela Barter ‘89, Renys; Mena Toscano ‘18 Renys; Samantha Regan, First National Bank. Second row from left: Morgan Perry ‘13, Kieve-Wavus Leadership Camps; Lauri Pulsifer ‘98, Maine Health; Derek Juchnik ‘10, Maine Health; Katie Spear ‘04, Maine Health; Avery Lowe ‘18, Central Lincoln County Ambulance Service; Alexis Brinkler ‘09, Bath Savings Institution; Eric Morgner ‘09, Midcoast Energy Systems; Spencer McDaniel ‘24, Midcoast Energy Systems. Third row from left: Ashley Little ‘11, Newcastle Realty; Kelly Flynn ‘85, Newcastle Realty; Holly Harris ‘97, Cheney Insurance; Brynne Whitney ‘04, Bangor Savings; Sally Farrell ‘89, CLC YMCA; Tyler Donahue ‘24, Colby & Gale; Daryl Fraser ‘97, Colby & Gale; Haven Simmons ‘17, Lincoln County Television. Fourth Row from left: Liz Storer ‘01, RJ Enterprises and Lincoln Academy Trustee; McKayla Simmons ‘24, Bangor Savings; Haley Brown ‘24, Bangor Savings; Bella Hanna ‘22, Bangor Savings; Mark Doe ‘93, Owner, Louis Doe Home Center; Tucker Stiles ‘24, DiMauro Electric. Back row from left: Chris Gove ‘13, Lie-Nielsen Toolworks; Casey Chadwick ‘98, Maine Department of Corrections; Ryan Naylor ‘22, Masters Machine; Jessica Day ‘97, First National Bank of Damariscotta; Paul DiMauro ‘01, DiMauro Electric.

Lincoln Academy’s 2025 job fair took place on Wednesday, April 2 with over 40 businesses and 800 students in attendance. Every Lincoln Academy student plus seniors from Wiscasset High School and eighth graders from AOS93 visited the fair between 8am and noon.  

Many of the businesses represented staffed their tables with LA alumni who live and work in the area. “We love having alumni on campus to talk to students about their own career path,” said Heather D’Ippolito, Lincoln Academy’s Director of Community Engagement and Development. “It helps students relate to the professionals to know that they were once students here themselves.”