Michael Daly, husband of Rev. Jennifer Daly, lives in Milton and has attended church at St. Michael’s since 1993. Their four children -- Brandon, Ben, Addie, and Kenitra -- were baptized and confirmed in the parish. Michael provides psychotherapy services locally, and he loves swimming and visiting Nauset Inlet in Orleans on the family’s boat.

St. Michael’s has always been a family affair for Scott Domineau: he found his way into the parish thirty years ago through his wife’s family and, as a newly-wed, helped to run the youth group. Scott is a wholesale produce broker and works in the business his family has run for 74 years out of Chelsea, MA. The Domineau family likes to travel, and Scott has been to all fifty states, although his children are fourth-generation Milton residents, so they have a firm sense of rootedness, also.

Veronica Guerrero-Macia was raised Roman Catholic and Quaker, a tension that led her to the Episcopal church as a compromise. She is a retired professor of applied research methodology and now spends her time traveling, attending cultural events, exploring the great outdoors and volunteering with a variety of organizations. She lives in Milton and is delighted to represent the St. Michael’s community through her service on the vestry as well as with numerous commissions and small groups in the parish.

Kate Hamblet, an English teacher at Milton Academy, lives and works in Milton. As a native New Yorker, she loves being able to walk to work and to church despite no longer living in a city. Kate and her husband Bob moved to Milton in 2004 and began attending services at St. Michael’s soon thereafter; their three children were raised and confirmed in the parish. Despite having served on the vestry, taught church school, and chaired the Parish Life commission, Kate is delighted to find that, in her role as warden, she continues to learn new things about St. Michael’s all the time.

Nora Harrington and her two teens have been St. Michael's members for eight years. She is grateful for the spiritual formation that church school and now Youth Group have provided for her kids, as well as for the warm and welcoming community at St. Michael’s. Nora is active in Milton as a Town Meeting Member and helped to co-found Milton Sports for All, which sponsors sports and recreation activities for kids with special needs.

A Quincy resident, Ron Iacobucci found his way to St. Michael’s twelve years ago. Ron is the executive director of Mass Hire South Shore Workforce Development, but in his free time he is a self-confessed “Disney Adult” (he’s got the Mickey Mouse watch to prove it…). Ron and his wife Liz have raised three children, and they now have five grandchildren. As a vestry member, Ron has been involved in the stewardship and worship commissions, and he appreciates the way his time on the vestry has helped him get to know so much more about the parish.

A lifelong Episcopalian, Lorna Martin serves as parish clerk. Lorna's love for finding the perfect word has contributed to her career in marketing and communications. She also enjoys antiquing, baking bread, and road tripping to quirky destinations, Amish communities, and presidential homes. She lives in Canton with her husband, Josh, and children Abby and Benjamin.

Angela C. McConney is a fourth-generation Episcopalian. She lives in Milton and has been a member of St. Michael's for six years. Angela is a member of the Sermon Group and has chaired the Education Commission. An attorney in governmental practice, Angela is very active in the Massachusetts legal community, and served for two years as President of the Massachusetts Bar Foundation. Angela values the welcoming nature of St. Michael's and the beautiful music offered during Sunday services. Angela describes herself as a lifelong seeker.

Kate Rinella lives in Canton with her husband Brian and their three children. Kate is a buyer for TJ Maxx and Marshalls; at church, she works with the Parish Life commission and with youth programming and teaches church school. She loves the Christmas season, and the St. Michael’s Christmas pageant was a big reason her family decided to come to St. Michael’s when they were church-shopping seven years ago.

After a decade in New Jersey, Eileen Buckley Sisley returned to St. Michael’s in 2022, when she moved to Westwood. In her previous stint at the parish, Eileen directed the Christmas pageant and served as clerk of the vestry. She currently offers to the Finance and Audit committees her expertise from a lifetime of investment management, but otherwise she is putting her banking career behind her in favor of making hand-painted greeting cards and resettling in Milton, to which she moved back in April 2024.

A Canton resident and lifetime St. Michael’s member, Scott Stikeleather, former vestry member and parish treasurer since 2022, was baptized and confirmed in the parish; he and his wife Mollie have raised their three children (Will, Eloise, and Tommy) here, as well. Scott runs IBC Corp, a wire manufacturer in Easton, and loves to ski and to travel when he can.

Jeff Swanson, a Canton resident who spends as much time in Milton as in Canton, has been a member of St. Michael’s for twenty-plus years. With his wife Susie and his three boys, Jeff has been involved in almost every aspect of the parish; formally, he has served as treasurer, vestry member, and now warden. Jeff is heavily involved in Scouting in Milton, at one point simultaneously holding leadership positions in a Cub Scout Pack, a co-ed Venture Crew, and a Scout Troop. He is a proud Eagle Scout dad (x2) and currently an Assistant Scoutmaster/Committee Chair of Troop 5 Milton, sponsored by St. Michael’s.

With three boys baptized at St. Michael’s, Susie Swanson has been very involved with the parish for over two decades and reports that most of her best friends are St. Michael’s parishioners, many of whom she met in the St. Michael’s Moms Group. A Canton resident, Susie is the Program Director at Fuller Village in Milton, although she has also worked in teaching and publishing in the past; her interests range from volunteering as a tour guide for Boston By Foot to being a licensed scuba diver.

A Canton resident, George Thomas has been a member of the St. Michael’s community -- mostly at the 8 o’clock service -- for 20 years. With his wife Patti, George raised four children, and a number of his eleven grandchildren were raised at St. Michael’s. George will be working particularly with the Property committee, a natural fit for someone who is a brick and stone mason by trade.

Steve Weld has been a St. Michael’s parishioner for his entire life, give or take a few years away here and there. Steve is a boat designer by trade, and he is a long-time member of the St. Michael’s choir. Steve and his wife live in Milton, in a house built by Steve’s great-grandfather.