The Webster Place Program Staff

Our staff of caring and competent 12-Step Practitioners is available to residents 24-hours-a day, 7-days-a-week. Their diverse background and commitment to quality recovery ensure that individual attention can be afforded each resident in a language they can understand.

Tom Romiglio: Recovery Coach,
Program Enhancement Coordinator

tomromiglio@websterplace.org

With over 20 years of practicing recovery, Tom has developed valuable experience helping people of all walks of life find freedom from addiction. Tom's practical wisdom, genuine compassion, and insightful recovery counsel have helped our residents bring clarity to the distortion of perception from addiction. His dedication helps the many people he reaches out to stay sober one day at a time.

Tom has been involved with the planning of Webster Place from the beginning and started a recovery community center on campus at Last House on the Road as well as various other "sober house" projects in the Lakes Region over the years. As the Program Enhancement Coordinator, Tom is responsible to see that all residents are provided with a wide range of activities to enhance and stimulate their recovery experience. In addition, Tom coordinates Aftercare Planning for all residents approaching discharge.

Tom and his wife Tammy reside in Northfield, NH with their daughter Brianna and have three other grown children.

Doug Smith: Recovery Coach & Marketing Manager

dsmith@websterplace.org

Doug brings over 11 years of personal experience with 12-Step programs to his position. Doug was the chairperson of the founding board that advanced the idea of Webster Place Recovery Center. His vision to create a place for persons to "Grow into Recovery" in a setting that was dignified has inspired a host of others to become "Friends of Webster Place". His tireless efforts helped bring the vision to a reality and he is credited with providing the calm, steady direction to the project during it's earliest and most difficult stages.

A successful businessman with over 40 years of experience in business marketing and administration, Doug is a long time advocate of recovery in his community and is often cited for his caring and compassion for the still-suffering alcoholic and drug addict. A strong proponent of solid 12-Step work, Doug has facilitated numerous step studies with newly recovered individuals.

Involved in numerous business start ups during his career, Doug most recently served as VP of Sales for Invoice Connection Corporation of Carlsbad, California. He attended St. Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire. Doug is married to Sharon and is the father of four children. Doug resides in Plymouth, NH.

Dan Killrain: Recovery Coach, Farmer

info@websterplace.org

"Farmer Dan", as he is affectionately known to the residents of Webster Place, is responsible for the day-to-day facility maintenance and the entire farming operation that includes year-round seedlings, maple sugaring, maintaining, harvesting and rotating of crops. In addition, he supervises the farm livestock and the sugar house. A member of the American Horticulture Therapy Association, "Farmer Dan" includes a strong educational component in his work with the residents and is often cited on our satisfaction surveys for his wealth of knowledge and kind, caring approach.