Tuck is Senior Counsel at Tilson Technology Management and refers to himself as “Infrastructure Problem Solver and Chronic Enthusiast”. He followed 3 years on the Portland Planning Board with 2 more as the Planning Director. Previously, he worked as a staff attorney at the Maine Public Utilities Commission and as a project developer for Ocean Renewable Power. He is a graduate of Bates College, received a Certificate in Urban Planning from Tufts University and his JD from Boston College Law School. In 2012 he was awarded a 40 Under 40 recognition by Maine Media Today. He resides in Deering Center with his two children and wife, Kate.
Bill Stauffer is a small business entrepreneur and writer based in Portland, Maine and summering on Little Diamond Island with his wife and two daughters. Outside of work and recreation, Bill is a board member of Oceanside Conservation Trust and a founding member of USM’s Stonecoast’s Scholarship for a Writer of Social Justice. Additionally, as an Ambassador with The Freedom Story, an NGO working on trafficking prevention in northern Thailand, he has created an internship for Colby College students in Thailand. Bill is a graduate of Colby College and holds an MFA in creative writing from USM.
Bill Stauffer, President
Paul Stevens, Interim Vice President
Suzette Bois, Treasurer
Ken Pierce, Secretary
Hilary Bassett
Tom Haushalter
Pamela Hawkes
Kristopher Kleva
Chandra Leister
Sam Mateosian
John Napolitano
Stuart “Tuck” O’Brien
Richard Spencer
Jonathan Cooper
Mark Ferguson
Steve Halpert
Sara Hines
Jamie Johnston
Don Lindgren
Hazel Onzrud
Jake Ryan
Earle Shettleworth
Sam Walker
Mechanics often become involved with the Hall by serving on a committee. Engaging with our community allows members to help plan events and guide the trajectory of our organization.
Development committee is responsible for fundraising for our programming and Hall restoration projects. Contact annieleahy@mainemechanics.org to get involved.
The Building Committee oversees the restoration & maintenance of Mechanics’ Hall. Contact teb@mainemechanics.org to get involved.
The Marketing Committee is responsible for elevating this history and programs of Mechanics’ Hall. Contact
laurenstockless@mainemechanics.org to get involved.
Programming is responsible for programs at Mechanics’ Hall including Makers at the Hall and other lecture series. Contact laurenstockless@mainemechanics.org to get involved.
Library manages the library’s space and collection. Contact library@mainemechanics.org to get involved.
Mechanics’ Hall’s community partners include our programming partnerships as well as rental tenants and other local organizations who consistently help the Hall fulfill its mission.