OUR LEADERSHIP

Jane joined Presbyterian Manor of Farmington in February 1980, first serving as administrative assistant, then as interim administrator before taking the acting administrator position in 1993. Under her leadership Farmington Presbyterian Manor experienced the expansion of the skilled nursing facility and memory care unit in 1996, adding 90 beds to the existing residential care and assisted living area. In 2009, Jane was recognized by the American Association of Nurse Assessment Coordinators as Administrator of the Year. Farmington Presbyterian Manor recently received a five out of five-star rating on the Medicare.gov/Nursing Home Compare website. Jane is a member of LeadingAge Missouri and Missouri League of Nursing Home Administrators.

Keely joined Farmington Presbyterian Manor in April 2021 as sales and marketing director. Her background includes co-founding a successful grassroots marketing agency dedicated to empowering women in small businesses. She’s worked with several non-profit organizations such as The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. She brings more than 13 years of experience in the marketing industry. She attended Calvary University in Kansas City, Mo., and has certifications in digital marketing.

Peggy joined Presbyterian Manor in March 2011. She began her nursing career as a certified nursing assistant, then went on to earn a licensed practical nurse degree from Mineral Area College in 1997 and an associate’s degree as a registered nurse in 2002. Before joining Farmington Presbyterian Manor, Peggy spent six years in nursing management positions, serving as director of medical surgical services at Jefferson Regional Medical Center and most recently at Mineral Area Regional Medical Center.

Loren has called Farmington home her whole life. She began her nursing career as a licensed practical nurse before going on to earn her associate’s degree in nursing. Loren has home health and psychiatric nursing experience prior to joining Farmington Presbyterian Manor’s nursing staff in 2012. Since joining the nursing team,Loren has worked in many different capacities through the years, including shift supervisor, MDS coordinator, Case Manager and Health Care Assistant Director of Nursing, while simultaneously earning her RAC-CT certification. In her spare time, Loren loves crafting, crocheting and spending time with her husband and two children.

Shane came to Presbyterian Manor in May 2011 as a maintenance service technician and was promoted to environmental services director in June 2016. Prior to joining Presbyterian Manor, he worked for Maverick Transportation and Little Tikes Commercial Play Systems. He is active with Boy Scouts of America Troop #549 and is a 1994 graduate of Farmington High School.

Carol joined Presbyterian Manor in January 2006. Previously, she was the housekeeping supervisor at Southbrook Nursing Center. Carol has more than 24 years of experience in senior living and health care services.

Rev. Webb joined the Farmington Heart & Soul Hospice team in October 2012, and became chaplain at Farmington Presbyterian Manor in 2021. He graduated from Heartland Bible Institute in 2012 with a pastoral and Bible degree. He worked at Plummers Hardware for 22 years before entering the ministry. He is pastor at Blessed Hope Baptist Church.

Dana joined Presbyterian Manor in December 1989 in medical records. She subsequently chose to pursue her education but continued working part time, helping in the front office. In March 1994, she was promoted to human resources assistant, and in 1995 Dana became the administrative services director. She has an associate’s degree in general studies from Mineral Area College.

Rachel joined Presbyterian Manor in February 2016 as social services director. She has a bachelor of social work from the University of Missouri – St. Louis, and has earned her master of social work from UMSL. She previously worked as a teller at Belgrade State Bank.

DMoriah joined Presbyterian Manor in August 2019. Originally from Phoenix, Arizona, Moriah moved to the Farmington area when she was 13. She attended the Culinary Institute of St. Louis at Hickey, where she earned her Associate of Culinary Arts. After graduation, Moriah interned at University of Notre Dame before moving back to the Farmington area. She was a direct support staff at the St. Francois County Board for Developmentally Disabled and a behavioral technician at the New Hope Residential Care. In addition, she has held a variety of professional cooking positions and volunteered her expertise at Busch Stadium for the 2013 World Series.