Mary Mills Barrow
Mary M. Barrow has long been an advocate for skin cancer prevention. She is the retired co-founder of Coolibar, a sun protection clothing company, as well as the past Executive Director of SunAWARE, a not-for-profit organization.
Renee Banks
Renee Banks is a student at Regis College working toward her Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree.
Tori Carpenter
Tori Carpenter is a Bridgewater State University graduate with a B.S. in business management/marketing.
Rebecca Hartman, MD, MPH
Rebecca Hartman, MD, MPH is a board-certified dermatologist and Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology.
Kate Hogan
Kate Hogan-Advocacy Representative Kate Hogan is in her fifth term as State Representative for the Third Middlesex District,
Susan Keyes BA, M.Ed.
Susan Keyes BA, M.Ed. was the Chair of the Foreign Language Department of Hingham Public Schools until her retirment in 2016.
Trish Kradolfer
Tricia Kradolfer graduated from Mount Ida College with a Paralegal degree.
Clair Lombardo B.S., M. Ed.
Clair Lombardo is the Science Chair at Sacred Heart High School in Kingston Massachusetts where she teaches both Environmental and Marine Science.
Katie McBrine M.D.
Katie McBrine, MD is a board-certified pediatrician and Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. She is currently working at HealthCare South-Scituate Pediatrics.
Scott Naughton
Scott Naughton has enjoyed a diverse and rewarding career in the medical markets.
Syril Keena Que, MD
Syril Keena Que, MD is a Board-Certified Dermatologist and Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology.
Linda Redding
Linda Redding is the librarian at Silver Lake Regional High School in Kingston.
Krista Rubin
Krista Rubin, MS, RN, FNP-BC is a nurse practitioner in the Center for Melanoma at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts.
Susan Sarni MPH
Susan Sarni MPH is currently serving as the Executive Health Officer for the Town of Hingham following her role as Cohasset Health Director.
Mary M. Barrow has long been an advocate for skin cancer prevention. She is the retired co-founder of Coolibar, a sun protection clothing company, as well as the past Executive Director of SunAWARE, a not-for-profit organization.Barrow was co-author of 'Sun Protection for Life: Your Guide to Healthy & Beautiful Skin’ where she introduced the acronym AWARE to organize the steps suggested for comprehensive skin protection. Since then, she has co-authored several children's books with Maryellen Maguire-Eisen using the 5 easy SunAWARE action steps.
Renee Banks is a student at Regis College working toward her Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree.
Renee is a student nursing assistant at Good Samaritan Medical Center in Brockton, MA. She is an advocate for melanoma prevention and created a skin safety program for children in 2014. She is excited about working with Children’s Melanoma Prevention Foundation because she loves children and understands the importance of skin cancer prevention. Having lost her loving grandfather from melanoma in 2008, she knew she wanted to make melanoma education and prevention her life mission.
Tori Carpenter is a Bridgewater State University graduate with a B.S. in business management/marketing.
She is currently continuing her studies at Bridgewater with the intent to pursue a career in the medical field. Tori has experience organizing community-based fundraisers through work with local organizations and college internships. She is also active in many of her local community events and tends bar on the weekends in her home town, Plymouth, MA. Tori was diagnosed in 2016 with metastatic melanoma at the age of 25 and is currently undergoing treatment. Being diagnosed with metastatic melanoma in her mid-twenties was a devastating and life-changing event but it has also led to a newfound passion for patient advocacy and skin cancer prevention. Tori is deeply committed to CMPF’s mission to educate children across our communities on the importance of sun awareness and regular skin checks. She is eager to share her experience and expertise to help others in both her personal and professional lives.
Rebecca Hartman, MD, MPH is a board-certified dermatologist and Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology.
She is an instructor of dermatology at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, MA and also practices clinically at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute. In addition to practicing general dermatology, she specializes in melanoma and skin cancer screening and treatment. She has a strong interest in public health and skin cancer prevention and early diagnosis, conducting research and publishing in these areas.
Kate Hogan-Advocacy Representative Kate Hogan is in her fifth term as State Representative for the Third Middlesex District,
representing the towns of Bolton, Hudson, Maynard, and Stow. In 2015, Rep. Hogan was appointed Chair of the Joint Committee on Public Health, where she and committee staff oversee all health-related matters that come before the legislature. In addition to leading the Joint Committee on Public Health, Rep. Hogan currently serves as the Chair of the Library Legislative Caucus and a Co-Chair of the Elder Caucus. In each of these roles, Rep. Hogan has been a tireless advocate for building our local economy, a steward of our public libraries, and a voice for our elders and most vulnerable. Rep. Hogan attended UMass Amherst.
Prior to her first election in 2008, she worked as newspaper publisher and spent many years as vice president of sales and marketing for a print and design company. As a legislator, Rep. Hogan believes her job is to create consensus, build alliances, and work toward solutions that will benefit her district and improve the quality of life for all citizens in this great Commonwealth.
Susan Keyes BA, M.Ed. was the Chair of the Foreign Language Department of Hingham Public Schools until her retirment in 2016.
Prior to teaching, she worked in the financial services industry specializing in taxable fixed income. She is a survivor of malignant melanoma having been diagnosed in 1995 and again in 1997. Ms. Keyes served on the Board of Directors from 2012 to 2017. She played an integral part in our 2017 strategic planning and has assisted in teaching, fundraising, and program implementation. Ms. Keyes has joined the Advisory Council to assist in program development and curriculum review.
Why I serve ...
Tricia Kradolfer graduated from Mount Ida College with a Paralegal degree.She worked at South Shore Skin Center between 2015-2017. During that time she became aware of the dangers of indoor tanning, sun damage and the rising rates of skin cancer. She became a Friend of the Foundation assisting with community and fundraising events. As a member of the Advisory Council, she tirelessly supports our organization by attracting new sponsors, soliciting auction items, and coordinating event volunteers.
Clair Lombardo is the Science Chair at Sacred Heart High School in Kingston Massachusetts where she teaches both Environmental and Marine Science.
She received her undergraduate degree from Indiana University achieving a Bachelors of Science in Microbiology. She worked in the private sector on projects in organogenesis and skin grafting. She went on to earn a Master’s degree in Education at Lesley University. She has been a teacher for twenty-six years and on faculty at Sacred Heart for 3 years and the Science Chair since 2015. She had extensive experience in patient education while in the private sector and feels well qualified to assist CMPF in curriculum review, lesson plan development, and design and review of their educational resources for both children and adults.
Katie McBrine, MD is a board-certified pediatrician and Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. She is currently working at HealthCare South-Scituate Pediatrics.
She grew up on the south side of Chicago. She went to medical school at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine and completed her residency at Rush University Medical Center. In addition to practicing general pediatrics, she has a passion for educating others. She trains Nurse Practitioner students for MGH and Regis College. She has given numerous community talks to families on a variety of medical topics. Most recently she gave a talk on the dangers of vaping to the entire Hingham High School. Her favorite educational activity is the Saturday Science program that she started with a friend which involves teaching K-3rd graders about women in science and then performing fun science experiments. She is thrilled to be on the advisory council of such an amazing organization whose mission is education.
Scott Naughton has enjoyed a diverse and rewarding career in the medical markets.
He has served as a high-level advisor to C-level executives at start-up companies and to world renowned physicians in the plastic surgery and dermatology markets. He has held Chief Operating Officer positions within large medical practices, and is currently the Chief Operating Officer of Skin Laser & Surgery Specialists of NY and NJ, a large medical/cosmetic/age management dermatology and plastic surgery practice. He is the Founder of Naughton Braintrust, a boutique consulting firm specializing in assembling specific, targeted intellects to develop and implement protocols to successfully resolve even the most challenging projects.
Accepted engagements are often "stealth" mode, strictly confidential assignments.From this experience he developed FractalMetrics™, a proprietary medical management program, resulting in very significant improvements in revenue, procurement and all other aspects of managing a medical practice.Examples of start-up companies where Scott Naughton played an integral role as an executive include DermaGraphix, the first standardized digital skin lesion mapping system for finding and tracking skin cancers; Mirror Image, the leading morphing and image database software used by dermatologists and plastic surgeons, and Ivivi Technologies which created a targeted, signal specific, miniaturized, tPEMF technology that materially increased wound closure rates and drastically reduced patient care costs.
Syril Keena Que, MD is a Board-Certified Dermatologist and Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology.
She is an Associate Physician at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital and specializes in the management and prevention of skin cancers. At our Dana Farber High Risk Skin Cancer clinics, we spend a lot of time discussing with patients chemopreventive modalities to help decrease their risk of skin cancer. I have seen the worst skin cancers and definitely feel that it is best to reach out to children when they are young, before they accumulate such harmful sun damage.
Linda Redding is the librarian at Silver Lake Regional High School in Kingston.
It was twenty years ago as librarian at Halifax Elementary School that LInda first became involved with the Children’s Melanoma Prevention Foundation when Maryellen Maguire Eisen facilitated a professional development workshop for Halifax staff. While at Halifax Elementary Linda worked with a group of students researching and producing a Boston Globe Fun Pages dedicated to being safe in the sun. Most recently Linda’s students at Silver Lake have been involved in the documentary Glenna’s Gift produced by the Children’s Melanoma Prevention Foundation and a PSA promoting Don’t Fry Day that aired on Boston morning television.
Krista Rubin, MS, RN, FNP-BC is a nurse practitioner in the Center for Melanoma at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts.
For the past 25 years she has focused almost exclusively on the care of patients with melanoma, from prevention to management of metastatic disease. She is considered an expert in areas of immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and symptom management. She lectures internationally and has authored and co-authored numerous articles on the various aspects of melanoma, treatment, and management. She is the Chair of the Melanoma Nurse Initiative, a newly formed national committee dedicated to the education of nurses in the area of melanoma and the novel treatment therapies. She was the 2010 Recipient, Excellence in Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Award, awarded by the Oncology Nursing Society, and the 2014 Recipient, Outstanding Community Service Award, awarded by the Dermatology Nurses’ Association.
Ms. Rubin served on CMPF's Board of Director's from 2009 to 2017. She joined the Advisory Council to assist with patient care issues and program review.
Why I serve ...
Susan Sarni MPH is currently serving as the Executive Health Officer for the Town of Hingham following her role as Cohasset Health Director.
Susan has a bachelor’s of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing from Suffolk University. Susan completed her Master in Public Health from University of New England with her thesis concentrating on why white males over the age of 62 have higher rates of melanoma. Her educational background in Health Literacy and practical community public health experience help to educate the residents in the community. Although her field of knowledge in public health covers a wide spectrum, her passion is to educate the public of the impacts of sun damage, the importance of sunscreen, and the revision and enforcement of indoor tanning facility regulations.
I grew up in Marine Park, NY, a section of Brooklyn. Believe it or not, that area bears strong resemblance to where I live now in Crow Point on Boston’s South Shore. There were beaches, marshes and a harbor to explore in this wonderful waterside community.
