Dayspring Leadership
Everyone on the Dayspring Ministries leadership team has been to Haiti more than once, has a passion for the gospel of Jesus Christ and a desire to see the Word of God preached in word and deed through-out Haiti. All Dayspring leaders are volunteers who donate their time and their resources generously.
Executive Director
Carol Hawthorne is from Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey. She and her husband, Bruce, founded Dayspring Ministries in 1984, and Carol has been executive director of Dayspring ever since. She has been to Haiti 30+ times and is proud to be considered "Haitian" by her friends at the Mission. She and Bruce adopted a little Haitian boy many years ago, who is the youngest of their seven children. Carol enjoys interacting with the other members of the "Dayspring Family" here in the U.S. and with her friends at the Mission churches, schools and My Father's House Orphanage in Haiti.
Trustees
Dr. Scott Hoffman is president of Dayspring and is a special friend to Pastor Ronald in Haiti. Scott is Chief of Staff for Will Graham at BGEA and lives in Asheville, NC. Scott enjoys preaching during his visits to the Mission.
Bruce Hawthorne is CFO of Dayspring and manages all of the donations and the Mission budget. He's been on many mission trips and serves as team photographer. At home, Bruce is the president of Hawthorne Associates, Inc.
Dr. Judy Banks is Dayspring's medical adviser and has led many medical missions to Haiti. She and a medical team arrived in Haiti immediately after the January 12, 2010 earthquake. Judy has her ob/gyn office in Florham Park, NJ.
Richard Spanier heads his own company in Hackettstown, NJ. He has provided insight and support for several building projects and continues to use his company's resources to bless his friends in Haiti. His whole family has visited Haiti.
Larry Martin is Dayspring's logistics coordinator, shipping buses, trailers and containers to the Mission in Haiti. It's a tough job, but Larry gets it done. Larry has his own consulting company in Chester, NJ, and has been to Haiti several times.
Ted Marcus is an executive at ADP when he's not building screen doors or putting up railings along the stairs at the orphanage. Ted is definitely a Teddy Bear to his young friends
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District Directors
Joan Burkett has been the director of Dayspring West for many years and is CEO of her own insurance company in Denver. She began the micro loan program at the Mission and has raised funds to build a new church and many other projects.
Linda Marcus is leader of the Dayspring Chester mission team that visits the orphanage and Mission twice a year. Linda is also the Child Sponsor Coordinator and will gladly sign up anyone interested in sponsoring one of her kids.
Frank Procaccini is director of Dayspring Trinity in Hackettstown NJ. He's been visiting Haiti for many years and always brings a great group of people from his church along with him. Trinity is a faithful supporter of Dayspring and loves all the kids at My Father's House.
Dale Burget is owner of Denver Express and works with a people from Dayspring Red Rocks. His team has talented medical personnel who minister to the sick at the Light & Peace Mission churches. Dale enjoys visits to the mountains in Haiti.
Bill Bailey is director of Dayspring Jersey Shore in NJ. He's been to Haiti many times and has participated in dental teams that brought pain relief to many Haitian friends. His church in Ocean Grove, NJ, has funded a new building for a church in Saut d'Eau, Haiti.
Bart Young is the pastor at Breakpoint Church and works with Dayspring Global to encourage and support the Light & Peace Missions in Hinche, Haiti. Bart has been to Haiti many times, and he's loved for his preaching and his his easy-going manner.
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