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Ken is a 24-year veteran of the treatment community where his personal recovery began in 1992. Soon after, he realized he wanted to spend his life working with chemically dependent people and started his new career at Father Martin’s Ashley. Co-Founders Father Joseph Martin, Mae Abraham and Leonard Angus Dahl all made huge impacts on […]
Dr. Hill is President and Chief Executive Officer of Caulk Management Company, Inc., a privately held real estate acquisition, development and management company. Dr. Hill has extensive development and management experience spanning the past forty years and multiple industries. Dr. Hill is the general partner in Idlewild Associates, a land development partnership which developed an
Laurie earned her Associates in Nursing, RN at Harford Community College in 1993 and began working at Harford Memorial Hospital on the medical/surgical floor. While there she was promoted to Clinical Coordinator and earned the honor of Nurse of the Year. Largely due to her husband’s recovery from Alcoholism, Laurie soon became interested in Psychiatric
Dr. Brian Lerner is board certified in psychiatry and addiction psychiatry. He is a graduate of the University of Maryland School of Medicine. He completed his general psychiatry training at the Johns Hopkins Hospital where he served as Chief Resident. He has also completed an addiction psychiatry fellowship at the University of Maryland. Dr. Lerner
Al hails from Pittsburgh and came to Baltimore to join the Baltimore Police Department in 1985. His thirty-three-year distinguished career included being awarded the Baltimore Sun Officer of the Year in 1992. This career assignments included Southwestern District as a patrolman until 1992. He was promoted to Sgt. in 2003 and transferred to the Southern
Bobby Brown (No not that one!) Bobby was born and raised in Baltimore City and graduated in their public schools in 1984. He joined the Baltimore Police Department in 1991 and retired in 2013 after a 32 year career in law enforcement. Bobby’s career included assignments at the Western, Southern and Central districts and ten
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Tim volunteered at Father Martin’s Ashley in 1986, after beginning his personal recovery a year earlier. A proud graduate of Father Martin’s, Tim was hired at Ashley in 1987 as a counseling aide and realized he wanted to work with addicted people. He pursued his counseling degree and began a stellar 23-year career at Ashley.
