Parent

Maria and Chris Riley are parents of Rose '31, Fletcher ’34,  and Charlotte ’37. Chris is an entrepreneur and Maria is the Parent Association Homeroom Parent Coordinator and volunteers around campus. Chris also is involved in the Beaches Campus Dads’ Club.

Grandparent

Cami and Chuck Wodehouse are grandparents of Britton ’33 and Madeline ’33, Austin ’30 and Spencer ’28. Cami’s history with Episcopal goes back to 1979 when she started teaching on the Munnerlyn Campus. Both of their children, Carey and Charles, attend the Beaches Campus (formerly St. Paul’s by-the-Sea Episcopal Day School) and Carey graduated from Episcopal in 1999. They are delighted that all four of their grandchildren are able to attend Episcopal this year and look forward to attending events on both campuses. 

Faculty and Staff Chair

Ashley Ann McGehee joined Episcopal in 2015. She is a third grade teacher on the Beaches Campus. When Ashley Ann is not teaching, you can find her riding her horse Snuffaluffagus, at a coffee shop, or spending time with family.

Middle School Parent Chairs

Suzanne and Wade Taylor are parents of Caroline ’23, Hampton ’25, and Weston ’28. They are members of the The 1966 Society of consecutive-year donors and they have been a part of the Episcopal community for six years. They have served as Episcopal Fund parent representatives for five years and also served as New Parent Ambassadors. Wade is the administrator at First Coast Health & Rehabilitation Center, and Suzanne is the COO for Volunteers in Medicine, Jacksonville.

Upper School Parent Chairs

Lyssa and Christopher Ball are parents of Susanna ’25 and Phebe ’28. They have been a part of the Episcopal community for four years. Lyssa and Christopher are members of the Great Oak Society of leadership donors, and have served as Episcopal Fund parent representatives for three years. Lyssa is involved in the FANS Parents' Organization. Christopher is Chairman for W.C. Bradley Company, and Lyssa is a yoga instructor. 

Grandparent

Colleen and Scott Westerman are parents of Shelby ’97 and Brandon ’99, and grandparents to Hudson ’29. Scott served as an Episcopal Trustee during the Journey To Greatness capital campaign. Colleen was employed in the Episcopal Admissions Office during Shelby and Brandon’s matriculation. After careers in corporate America and academia, they became authors. Scott writes thrillers for adults under the pen-name Terry Shepherd. Colleen and Scott collaborated to create the award-winning children’s book “Juliette and the Mystery Bug.”

Parents of Alumni

Shannon and Jay Huie are parents of Spencer ’20 and Grace ’23. They have been a part of the Episcopal community since 2014.They are members of The 1966 Society of consecutive-year donors and they have been a part of the Episcopal community for 10 years. Shannon and Jay have been a part of the New Parent Ambassador’s program, along with chairing the program.  They were Episcopal Fund Parent Representatives for several years. Shannon served on several BASH committees along with being the chair for “All Things Episcopal” at the 50th anniversary celebration. Jay is Chief Financial Officer at American Safety Council.

Alumni

In addition to being a graduate of Episcopal, Dr. Shannon Shea ’89, is also a Beaches Campus graduate (when it was St. Paul’s by-the-Sea Episcopal Day School). On the Munnerlyn Campus Shannon was a Cum Laude student and a member of the softball and basketball teams. She currently serves as a member of the school’s Alumni Board as the vice president of The Episcopal Fund. While on the Board, she has also served as the vice president of membership and chaplain, as a class representative, and as a member of the reunion weekend committee. Shannon is a pediatrician who serves underprivileged and underserved children in Jacksonville. Shannon attended the University of Notre Dame and then Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She completed her pediatrics residency at the University of California, San Francisco, in the Pediatric Leadership for the Underserved Program. 

Faculty and Staff Chairs

Cristi Peterson Skeels '91 worked at Episcopal from 1999-2006 and then returned in 2019. Cristi is a Spanish Instructor and coaches rowing.  She is a member of The 1966 Society of consecutive-year donors. Cristi was a member of the Class of 1991 30th Reunion Committee and currently serves as an Alumni Class Representative. Her daughter Ellie is a member of the Class of ’27 and son Clancy is a member of the Class of ’25.

Jeremy Scott joined Episcopal in 2021. He is an integral part of our technology team and works on all three campuses. In his free time, Jeremy enjoys spending time with family, playing video and board games, cooking, reading and listening to informative podcasts.

Board of Trustees Chair

Heather Fouts is the parent of Paul ’21, James ’23, and Peter ’26. Heather and her husband, Lou, are members of The Great Oak Society of leadership donors and are members of The 1966 Society of consecutive-year donors. They have been a part of the community for eight years and have been Episcopal Fund Parent Representatives for seven years. Heather and Lou are very involved with the ESJ rowing program. Heather joined the Episcopal Board of Trustees in 2018 and serves on the Executive Committee. Heather served on the Admissions and Marketing Committee for four years, and was chair for three years.  She joined the Finance Committee in 2020-2023. In 2022-2023, Heather was named the chair of the newly formed Institutional Advancement Committee and will continue her service in 2023-2024.  She recently served on the Institutional Sustainability Sub-Committee for the ESJ Strategic Plan. 

Parent Chairs

Rebecca and Josh Sale are parents of James ’35 and Mary Hollis ’36. Rebecca is a physician recruiter with Team Health and Josh is in nursery sales.

Grandparent Chairs

Shelley and Wayne Williford are the grandparents of Baylor ’34, Collins ’38, and Palmer ’38. “We are very excited and blessed that our granddaughters are attending such a special school with quality teachers to help them with their overall spiritual and academic growth,” said the Willifords. 

Faculty and Staff Chair

Megan Trumpler joined Episcopal in 2021. She is the media specialist on the St. Mark’s Campus. When Megan is not on campus, you can find her traveling, spending time with family and friends, and taking adventures with her son, Bryce ’31.