Board of Directors

David Joyce and his wife Maria moved to Naples, Florida from Springfield, Massachusetts. They have three children and one grandchild. David works as a Registered Investment Adviser and is also very involved with the Order of Malta.
“I believe that all life is precious and that we are all masterpieces of God’s creation, made in His own image. I also believe that we have an obligation to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves and that we must go to wherever there are women in need to give them the care and compassion that they deserve. I am humbled to be able to work with the like-minded, dedicated, and selfless staff, volunteers, and board members of CPCI.”

Jeff Kaczka and his wife Donna are the parents of three boys. Having grown up in New Jersey, Jeff worked as a former CFO at several public and private companies. Now retired, he and Donna reside in Marco Island, Florida where they are active volunteers at San Marco Catholic Church. Jeff has also served in prison ministry and on mission trips to Calcutta and Haiti.
“By serving on the Board of CPCI, I have the opportunity to help save lives from abortion.”

Constance Burke and her husband Joseph Boff are the proud parents of six children. A native of Louisville, Kentucky, Constance and her family are now happy to call Naples, Florida home. In addition to being a mom, Constance is also a professional attorney, sharing her talents with the local community.
“When looking to make an impact for ending abortion and saving babies, I discovered CPCI and knew that I could help my community become pro-life one mom at a time.”

Scott Baier assumed the role of CEO at Community Pregnancy Clinics in June of 2021. He is originally from upstate New York and now resides in Estero, FL with his wife, Rachel, and five children. Before coming to CPCI, Scott served our country as a non-commissioned officer (Army Intelligence) in both Germany and Bosnia-Hercegovina, followed by several years in the seminary, and later twenty-three years in Catholic education.  Scott brings an extensive list of skill sets, particularly leadership in non-profit management. “I believe in CPCI’s mission because we each day we try to be Christ’s hands and voice, not only for the families we serve,  but for the greater good of our world.  We are conscious of the words of St. John Paul II, “The future of humanity passes through the family!”

Lucia Barone and her husband BJ have three children and eight grandchildren. Originally from New Jersey, Naples, Florida has been their home for the past thirty years. Having graduated with a degree in Education and Languages, Lucia served her family as a stay-at-home mom and has been involved in a number of pro-life organizations, including CPCI, for many years.
“I believe all life should be protected and cherished as the beautiful gift that it is. CPCI shares that message with everyone that walks through its doors. I am humbled to be part of this important ministry.”

Lynn Blanford and her husband Lawrence are the parents of two children and have two grandchildren. Originally from Dayton, Ohio, they now spend their time in Naples, Florida, and Alpharetta, Georgia. The Blanfords are involved in a variety of pro-life and conservative organizations which seek to preserve and promote Christian values in our world today.
“I believe every human life is sacred and precious, a child of God, known to Him before we are born. So does CPCI, which is why I feel so very blessed to participate in the work of such a life-affirming, joyful, loving organization, one that embraces and supports both the baby and mother.”

A native of Naples, Florida, Karen Chancy has been closely connected with CPCI her whole life as her mother was a founding member of the organization in 1974. Karen works as a Financial Advisor and also spends much of her time serving at both Center Point Community Church and another local non-profit, Freedom Waters.
“I am dedicated to the mission of helping moms and saving babies. Since my mom was founding president, this has always been of great importance to me. I am proud of the accomplishments of CPCI and proud to serve on its Board.”

Maripat joined the Board in 2018 with a long history of involvement in pro-life and pro-family causes and organizations, including Wisconsin Right to Life and Christ Child Society. She is past president of the Women’s Center in Milwaukee and co-chaired its capital campaign with her husband, Tom. Maripat has served in various leadership roles in her parish in Wisconsin and is invested in the Order of Malta. The Dalums enjoy being residents of Florida, with a part-time home in Hartland, WI. Maripat and Tom have been married 54 years with four married children and 12 grandchildren.

Originally from Fairbury, Illinois, Tina Ferrao, and her husband Aubrey currently reside in Naples, Florida. In addition to being a homemaker, Tina now serves as the Chair of the St. Ann School Foundation. She also serves in a variety of roles at St. Ann’s Catholic Church in Naples including the choir, lectoring, and the liturgy and environment committee.
“I believe in the sanctity of life and Community Pregnancy Clinics is at the forefront of not only saving babies but entire families. It’s a privilege to be a part of CPCI and doing God’s work here on earth.”

Gary Ingold and his wife Ginny have two children and nine grandchildren. Originally from Illinois, Gary and his family now reside in Ave Maria, Florida. Gary is the retired Vice President/General Manager of Cardinal Health and is the retired CEO of CPCI. He is the Chairman of the CPCI Foundation and is also a Catholic Deacon in the Diocese of Venice, Florida. “You just can’t help but say, yes, to LIFE and to CPCI’s mission to protect the most vulnerable. CPCI’s compassion, love, and deep respect for each client and free offering of life-affirming medical services and programs provide each client great consolation…they know CPCI is ready to assist them and their precious baby at any cost.”

William Maclear and his wife Sandra make their home in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Their family of three children and four grandchildren brings them great joy. William is a Marketing & Business owner and also serves on two boards: one focused on life and the other on education.
“My belief in the mission of CPCI is expressed through Psalm 139: ‘For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well. My frame was not hidden from you when I was made in the secret place when I was woven together in the depths of the earth. Your eyes saw my unformed body; all the days ordained for me were written in your book before one of them came to be.’”

​​In 1990, Maureen began working with CPCI as a volunteer counselor. By 1996, she became a board member, serving as secretary for several years. Family and faith are Maureen’s driving passions. As a stay-at-home mom, she began volunteering weekly at her children’s school and headed the Respect Life Committee for St. Ann Catholic Church in Naples. She also served on the Parish Pastoral Committee, and on the boards of the Mother Francis de Sales Auxiliary and the Naples-based National Family Foundation. Maureen graduated from Boston College in 1985 with a B.A. degree in History and Philosophy. Maureen and her husband, Jim, have been married and lived in Naples since 1987. They have six children and are very active in St. Ann Catholic Church, where Maureen serves as a Eucharistic Minister, Bible study leader, and is also part of a weekly Rosary group. She and Jim have 3 granddaughters; Katie, 9 years old, who was adopted by her daughter Mary, and her daughter Claire’s girls: Emma and Elizabeth all of whom bring her great joy!

Gerrie Musicco and her husband Jean-Paul are the parents of three adult children. After moving to Naples, Florida from Connecticut, Gerrie now spends her time as an amateur interior designer and is a Dame in the Order of Malta. 
“Women deserve so much more than the false promise of ‘choice’ fed to them by today’s culture. CPCI offers women hope, compassion, truth & support and I feel blessed to be part of this revolutionary, God-centered model of women’s healthcare.”