Meet Our Board of Directors
The board of directors is responsible for securing funding for the restoration and enhancement of the Oddfellows Hall. They will evaluate proposed projects to ensure that expenditures are prudent and aligned with the objective of maintaining the Hall’s long-term viability as a community gathering space.
President
Florian Schleiff
Florian Schleiff is a seasoned mechanical engineer and business consultant who brings decades of professional experience to his role as President of the Swan’s Island Hall Fund. He and his wife Margaret spend their summers on Mill Pond, where they’ve become deeply engaged with the island’s vibrant community of year-round residents and seasonal visitors.
Since relocating to Swan’s Island for summers in 2019, Mr. Schleiff has been an active participant in local events, including community breakfasts and gatherings at the Hall and library. Recognizing the Hall’s vital role as a hub for connection and culture, he was motivated to join the restoration effort to ensure its continued service for future generations.
With a background in mechanical engineering and an MBA, Mr. Schleiff has led numerous projects as a contractor and consultant in Virginia and West Virginia. His technical expertise and strategic insight are instrumental in guiding the Hall’s ongoing improvements and long-term sustainability.
Secretary
Dorothy LeMoine
Dori LeMoine serves as Secretary of the Swan’s Island Odd Fellows Hall Fund, bringing a lifelong commitment to community service and a strong foundation in business administration. A born-and-raised islander, she plays an active leadership role across numerous organizations, serving as Treasurer of Hancock Lodge #150, President and Co-Treasurer of the Historical Society, Vice President of the Recreation Committee, and a member of the Cemetery Committee.
In addition to her extensive volunteer service, Ms. LeMoine is the Manager of the Swan’s Island Fisherman’s Cooperative and serves as Deputy Tax Collector. Her work within the fishing industry, combined with her stewardship of multiple community organizations, reflects her dedication to preserving the island’s heritage while supporting its future.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting from the University of Maine at Augusta. Her professional and academic background equips her with the organizational and financial expertise essential to the stewardship of the Hall.
Treasurer
Brian Stoehr
Brian Stoehr serves as Treasurer of the Swan’s Island Hall Fund, contributing his extensive financial expertise and strategic insight to the stewardship of this vital community institution. A transplanted resident of Swan’s Island, Mr. Stoehr is deeply committed to preserving and enhancing the Hall’s role as a gathering place for islanders and visitors alike.
Although now a year-round resident, Mr. Stoehr spent most of his childhood summers on Swan’s Island, where his grandmother and other relatives lived. These formative experiences instilled in him a deep appreciation for the island’s culture, history, and close-knit community—values that continue to guide his involvement today.
Professionally, Mr. Stoehr is a Senior Manager at Vialto Partners, where he specializes in global mobility and cross-border taxation. He brings over a decade of experience in international tax consulting, having previously worked within PwC’s People & Organization practice. His background in managing complex financial operations and regulatory compliance makes him a valuable asset to the Hall’s financial planning and sustainability efforts.
Mr. Stoehr’s blend of technical acumen and community-mindedness reflects the spirit of the Oddfellows Hall Fund—ensuring that the Hall continues to serve future generations with integrity and purpose.
Contributors
Peter Vorkink
Director of Development
A lifelong teacher at New England boarding school, Peter and his family have spent the last 50 plus summers on Swan’s Island, in a house two doors down the road from the Hall. Their son and his family own land directly across from the building, so both families have a vested interest in its preservation. He is also on the advancement committee for the Swan’s Island Educational Society, aka the island library. He holds an undergraduate degree, a seminary degree—he is an Episcopal priest— and a doctorate in philosophy.
Thomas Ploch
Director of Communication
Tom has been a summer resident of Swan’s Island for over eleven years, residing with his wife, Sue. He previously served as Chairman of the Swan’s Island Broadband Committee and currently holds the position of Secretary for the Swan’s Island Lighthouse Committee. Additionally, Tom has been President of his local Board of Health, and Senior Warden and Treasurer of his church in New Jersey. His professional background includes extensive experience in pharmaceutical development, and computer systems compliance. He holds both a Bachelor of Pharmacy and a Master’s degree in Industrial Pharmacy.