Our Volunteer Leaders

As President, Margaret sits as the representative of the WPSHC Auxiliary to the Hospital Board. Possessing over 40 years of experience in health care, with expertise in Nursing, Public administration, and Voluntary Sector Management, her insight is valuable to our community. Her extensive career spans various clinical areas, education, management, and executive roles, particularly in community, children’s and senior’s services. She is skilled in leading organizational cultural change, person centered care, and implementing culturally appropriated services in multicultural environments. Margaret is now poised to help guide the WPSHC Auxiliary as it approaches its century of service to healthcare in the community of West Parry Sound.

Sharon’s family has been on Otter Lake since 1952. Her grandfather, a champion swimmer from the Isle of Wight, taught Sharon and her sister to swim by putting them in life jackets, tying them to his rowboat, and rowing across the lake while giving pointers on form. Sharon’s two sons also learned to swim in Otter Lake, though by more conventional methods. Otter Lake is Sharon’s happy place.

Carrolle, originally from Newmarket relocating to Parry Sound due to her father’s transfer with Ontario Hydro. Carrolle worked at Bell Canada and in finance before marrying Rob Gray and joining his family business.

She’s deeply involved in her community, having served on the Chamber of Commerce Board, the Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee, the West Parry Sound Health Centre Board, the Lakeland Long Term Care Board, the WPSHC Foundation Board and the school advisory committees. Outside of work, Carrolle enjoys curling, golfing, and spending time with her family, especially on Georgian Bay.

During her 35+ year career, Gloria’s experience spanned Information Technology, Financial Operations and Consulting. In 2011, Gloria and her husband, started building their retirement home in Carling Township. They moved in permanently in 2018. Gloria enjoys volunteering, playing pickleball, and gardening.

Andrea West, a proud native of Parry Sound, retired in 2016 and made the decision to return home from Kitchener with her husband. Since then, she has been an active member of her community. In 2017, Andrea joined the Auxiliary Executive as Secretary, a role in which she has demonstrated strong leadership and dedication.

In addition to her administrative contributions, Andrea has a passion for staying active. She enjoys gardening with a group at the Stockey Centre, where she cultivates both plants and friendships. During the winter months, Andrea stays engaged by curling and also leads a lively line dancing class.

Born in Barrie Ontario, Meghan spent her childhood summers cottaging on the picturesque Georgian Bay. In 2019 Meghan made the move to Dunchurch after completing her university internship that blossomed into a full time position. With a strong passion for geriatrics, Meghan has dedicated her career to improving the lives of older adults, bringing compassion to each interaction. Outside of work Meghan is known for making life fun, always finding joy in the little moments and bringing positive energy to those around her, you may recognize Meghan as she serves at a local establishment, adding a touch of joy and warmth to the dining experience.

Born and raised in Parry Sound, Madi enjoys spending time with family and friends, staying active, and exploring the beauty of Georgian Bay. Whether out camping or enjoying the outdoors, she finds peace in nature. When she’s not at work, Madi keeps busy with her two playful puppies, Winnie and Oakley. Currently pursuing her Recreation Therapy diploma, Madi is driven by a deep passion for helping others.