Lee DeLieto, Sr. joined the Commercial Group at Michael Saunders & Company more than 15 years ago and has repeatedly received “Top Commercial Real Estate Producer” recognition. Lee is a member of The Greater Sarasota County Economic Development Council, The Sarasota Chamber of Commerce, a member and past president of The Commercial Investment Division (CID) of the Sarasota Association of Realtors and a founder and board member of Insignia Bank. An active member of the Sarasota community, Lee is past president of the Downtown Sarasota Kiwanis Club, a former chairman of the board of the Sarasota County Boys & Girls Clubs, past board chair of the Sarasota University Club, and past president of the Sarasota Alumni Club of Phi Delta Theta. Lee can converse in Italian and in his spare time enjoys sport fishing and reading.

Kathryn Angell Carr is a member of our corporate board, and is a partner at Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP where she is Board Certified in Real Estate Law. She has been practicing in Sarasota since 1982, with experience in virtually all aspects of the real estate transaction practice. Kathryn draws on the knowledge she has gained from developing her law practice concurrent with the development of Sarasota County for more than 30 years. Kathryn was born in Mason City, Iowa, received a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science from Iowa State University and earned her law degree from the University of Florida. In addition to Plymouth Harbor, Kathryn previously served on several community boards, including, but not limited to, The Argus Foundation, Animal Rescue Coalition, Sarasota County Arts Council (of counsel) and Sarasota Ballet of Florida. She has three stepchildren and six grandchildren. When Kathryn is not busy helping clients, she enjoys arts and fishing.

For 43 years, Jannette was a practicing psychiatrist, helping suffering patients learn how to lead more happy and productive lives. In addition to her private practice, Janette was the clinical director of the Hutchings Psychiatric Center in Syracuse, New York and a distinguished life fellow of the American Psychiatric Association. She has lived at Plymouth Harbor since 2019.

Marie Belcher retired as a professional in the insurance business. During her career, she held the title of Vice President for Property-Casualty Underwriting for Aetna, leaving the company in 1991 after working her way up from starting in the mailroom. She finished her career as senior vice-president of another insurance company. She and her husband, Tom, developed an executive search firm specializing in senior financial positions which the duo enjoyed running until they closed it in 2001. Volunteering, working with a local author and philanthropist and managing her private foundation filled the time until 2010. She and Tom have been residents of Plymouth Harbor since 2013. Marie studied at the State University of New York in Buffalo, and she earned a Bachelor of Science degree with Distinction in industrial relations and finance, plus and election to Beta Gamma Sigma. Marie grew up in Buffalo as the middle child of a thoracic surgeon, from a large Brooklyn Lebanese family. Her mother, a nurse anesthetist, and her father served near the front lines in Africa, Italy and France in World War II.

Jack and Jane Kidd became Plymouth Harbor residents in December of 2017. They moved to Longboat Key in 2004, having spent most of their family life in Jackson, Ohio. Jack and a partner bought Oak Hill Banks in 1970, which after much success was merged with WesBanco of Wheeling, West Virginia in 2007. He served on that board until 2011. Jack has most recently served two years as President of the Board of The Glasser Schoenbaum Human Services Center in Sarasota (2014-2018). He also served the Bird Key Yacht Club Board of Governors, the Sanctuary Condo Board of Trustees and the Waterclub Condo Board of Trustees, as well as countless boards in Ohio. He and Jane have three children and five beautiful grandchildren.

Bobby Overall has become very familiar with Plymouth Harbor, as his parents, Bob and Mathilda Overall, lived here from 2001 until their deaths in 2018 and 2016, respectively. Bobby was president and majority owner of Coastal Bridge Company, a 250-employee highway, bridge and marine construction company in Louisiana, which he sold and retired from in 2013. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Louisiana State University. He is currently a director of Associated General Contractors of America and a past board member and past president of Louisiana Associated General Contractors. He has been involved on several volunteer boards including Junior Chamber of Commerce of Baton Rouge, Jefferson United Methodist of Baton Rouge and Sarasota Yacht Club. He and his wife Cindy reside in Baton Rouge and have a second home docked at Sarasota Yacht Club.

Jeff Troiano is a board-certified specialist in wills, trusts and estates. He leads the Estate Planning, Business Succession, Estate and Trust Administration practice as a partner at Williams, Parker, Harrison, Dietz and Getzen. Jeff works with individuals and families to develop customized and tax-efficient estate plans that meet their needs. He counsels clients regarding asset titling, as well as beneficiary designation for retirement plans, insurance policies and annuities. Jeff also handles especially complex estate and trust administrations. He is involved in the community and professionally with various councils. Jeff is on the General Counsel at the Sarasota Opera and is the President of the St. Martha’s Catholic School Board. Jeff received his LL.M. in taxation from the University of Florida. He became a partner with Williams Parker in 2013 and previously worked as a CPA with Arthur Anderson.

Natallia Dziatsel is the Vice President and CFO of Plymouth Harbor on Sarasota Bay, joining in January 2018. Previously, she worked closely with our Accounting Department on audits as an Audit Supervisor with Moore Stephens Lovelace CPAs & Advisors (MSL) in their Tampa office. Additionally, she also served as a Senior Auditor in the Public Sector Group of Clifton Larson Allen in St. Louis, Missouri. In total, she has more than 10 years of experience, with seven of them being in public accounting. Natallia holds her Certified Public Accountant (CPA) certification as well as the distinguished Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA) designation — a professional management accounting designation that recognizes experience and skills in finance, operations, strategy and management in a global setting.

Jeff Weatherhead, President and CEO of Plymouth Harbor on Sarasota Bay, was named to the leadership position in June 2022. Prior to his arrival at Plymouth Harbor, he was Chief Operating Officer for Aldersgate Life Plan Services in Charlotte, NC where he served since 2014. He previously served as Executive Director for Westminster Shores in St. Petersburg, FL, Westminster Woods in Jacksonville, and Mason Christian Village in Mason, OH. A graduate of Bowling Green State University and Xavier University where he earned his Bachelor’s degree in Interpersonal and Public Communications and Master of Health Services Administration, Jeff is also a Fellow in the LeadingAge Leadership Academy (2017) and LeadingAge Leadership Educator Program (2018). He and his wife Leslie have two adult children and two grandchildren.

Beth Watson is a native Rhode Islander with more than two decades of fundraising experience. Beth graduated from Rhode Island College with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and has continued her education at various other institutions including Merrimack College, Emerson College and Harvard University. Throughout her professional life, Beth has employed a four-tiered philosophy: communication, expectations, accessibility and accountability. Both her professional and personal experience have shaped her into someone who is deeply committed to helping others, and she feels “honored to continue to articulate a faith-based vision and mission for Plymouth Harbor and its donors, bracing them for future, sustainable growth for generations to come.”