Kim Burrows, B.A., M.S. is the Senior Program Manager at Good Grief in Morristown where she plays a central role in volunteer facilitator recruitment, management, and program coordination. Kim oversees all program operations, along with staff supervision to ensure the smooth delivery of Nights of Support and other core initiatives. Kim is also lead trainer for facilitator trainings where she finetunes the content and delivers a robust program. Additionally, she oversees data management, program logistics and serves as a Team Coordinator on a Night of Support.. She has a deep commitment to Good Grief's mission of supporting grieving children, families and volunteers. Kim earned a B.A. in International Relations from The College of William and Mary. She also brings a deep understanding of the emotional complexities of grief having completed a Master of Science in Mental Health & Wellness with an emphasis on Grief & Bereavement at Grand Canyon University.

Christina Discepola, MSW is the Outreach Coordinator at Good Grief, where she connects with community members to share the organization's mission and resources. She has been involved with Good Grief since 2017, holding various roles on the program team before transitioning to her current position in September 2024. In addition to her outreach work, Christina serves as a Team Coordinator on Nights of Support, working closely with volunteer facilitators and families. She holds an M.S.W. from Fordham University and is passionate about fostering connections within the Good Grief community.

Ariana Locasio B.A. is the Senior Family Services Coordinator where she is the first point of contact for families interested in joining programs. She oversees the management of family support services in the Morristown Center, including guiding families from intake to ongoing participation in the Nights of Support program. She coordinates orientation sessions for families, maintains data records, and provides ongoing communication with families throughout their entire experience at Gg. Part of Ariana's role is assisting in running a Night of Support as a Team Coordinator as well as supervising interns, program assistants and program staff. She was a former facilitator for three years while in college and came back almost four years ago as a staff member. She holds a B.A. in Family and Child Studies with a concentration in Family Services from Montclair State University. She also has experience as a Certified Child Life Specialist working in hospitals with children as well as experience in working in a Mental Health Center. Ariana has a passion for helping others. 

Pam Sullivan B.A, is the Head of Family Centers at Good Grief, where she oversees all program-related functions, including the Program Staff, Team Coordinators, and volunteer facilitators, ensuring the proper implementation of Good Grief policies and practices across both centers. She has been with Good Grief for eighteen years, having served in various roles, as Outreach Coordinator, Alumni Coordinator, and Donor Engagement Officer. However, her favorite role remains that of a facilitator, where she creates space for grieving adults and children to connect, find community, and foster hope. As Head of Family Centers, she embodies the staff values of Good Grief and passionately communicates the importance of the organization's mission. Pam holds a B.A. from Marist University.

Christina Verdesca B.A. is the Program Manager at Good Grief in Princeton, where she is the primary contact for prospective volunteers. She leads tours of the center and oversees the recruitment and management of interns, program assistants and all volunteers including volunteer facilitators. Christina also runs a Night of Support as a Team Coordinator. Having started as an intern herself, Christina transitioned to a staff role in May 2023. She earned a B.A. in Family Science and Human Development with a concentration in Family Services from Montclair State University and is currently working towards her Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the same institution.

Marion Wells M.L.S. is the Family Services Coordinator where she is the first point of contact for families interested in joining programs. She oversees the coordination and management of family support services in the Princeton Center, including guiding families from intake to ongoing participation in the Nights of Support program. She coordinates orientation sessions for families, maintains data records and provides ongoing communication with families throughout their entire experience at Good Grief. Marion has been a facilitator for adult groups since 2021 and has served in the Team Coordinator role. She has a Masters in Library Service from Rutgers University and has worked in leadership and research instruction in academic and special libraries. She is currently pursuing her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Rider University.