This year’s meeting will be held on Sunday, January 25, 2026
Annual Report coming soon!
We will start with a Single Service at 10:00 AM (Nave and Livestream)
Then, we will process to Edwards Hall, fill our plates with yummy brunch food,
and begin our Annual Meeting at 11:30am.
Childcare will be provided during the meeting.
We look forward to seeing you there!
(St. Timothy’s is qualified to elect 5 persons plus alternates)
Jamie Gainer, Fern Jaspers-Fayer, Bill Shreve, Jim O’Shea, Marguerite Williams
Todd Hausman, alternate
I have been attending St. Tim’s since August of 2024. Raised in a nondenominational Christian church and having looked into other churches and religions, I have never felt at home like I do at St. Tim’s. It has been a pleasure to meet and work side by side with everyone, and I hope the chance of serving on the vestry will be as helpful as possible.
Steve and I started attending St Tim’s in 2012 when we moved to Mountain View after grad school in Massachusetts, which is where I discovered the Episcopal Church through the Lutheran Episcopal Ministry on campus. I am a mechanical engineer and I work part time at a local startup called Skycool, where I do modeling of thermal fluid systems. I volunteer at both of my kids’ schools – my favorite roles are leading Project Cornerstone at the elementary school and helping in the library at the middle school. I like to learn how things work and be a part of making things work, so I’ve gotten involved in many things from helping with set building at Peninsula Youth Theater to coaching softball to delivering groceries for CSA. I am very thankful to be part of St Tim’s as I continue to learn, receive and share God’s love. I hope to continue doing that on vestry.
Melissa Malley hopes to bring more than two decades of experience in communications, collaboration, and organizational leadership to her service on the Vestry at St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church. A seasoned marketing and communications professional, Melissa has spent her career helping organizations articulate their mission clearly, thoughtfully, and effectively to diverse audiences.
Professionally, Melissa served for more than 20 years as a communications professional for high tech companies in the US and Europe. She also spent four years working for the United States Senate Budget Committee. Melissa holds a Master of Arts in Public Policy from Georgetown University and a Bachelor of Arts from Goucher College.
A member of St. Timothy’s for more than 25 years, Melissa has been part of the Vestry, Search Committee, Compassion Week’s Day of Service, and the Altar Guild. She values collaboration, service, and compassion, and is grateful for the opportunity to contribute her skills in support of the church’s spiritual and outreach goals.