HeatherWood Assisted Living & Memory Care
Our Team

Mike has worked in the Senior Living field since early 2019. Prior to that he worked in a non-profit that assisted individuals with disabilities or disadvantages. Mike chose this path due to his love and passion for helping others. He enjoys connecting with people and learning about their story.

Mike is originally from Speedway, Indiana. He ended up in Wisconsin after serving 6 years in the U.S. Army. Most of that time was spent stationed in Hawaii where Mike worked as an investigator on the Drug Suppression Team. He is very thankful to have found this region in Northwest Wisconsin often referred to as “God’s Country.”

When not at work Mike enjoys spending time with his wife of 30 years. They have three adult children. Mike spent many years coaching youth sports when his children were younger. Now, he spends his time with his wife and good friends, traveling, snowmobiling, bowling, hunting, fishing, and attending Packer, Brewer, and MN Wild Hockey games.

Jenny joined the HeatherWood team in 2016 as our Dining Service Director. She studied at CVTC in Eau Claire, Wisconsin and has a background in Business Management, in addition she is a Certified Food Production Manager, accredited by the American National Standards Institute. She also holds her certificate of completion with the American Red Cross.

Jenny’s strong work ethic, passion for helping others, ensuring residents are enjoying life to its fullest is now demonstrated in her role as Community Relations Director. She enjoys meeting new people, loves building relationships with residents, their families and members of the community.

On a personal note, Jenny lives in Fall Creek, Wisconsin with her spouse and two boys. When not working, she enjoys entertaining, cooking, cleaning, interior decorating, gardening/landscaping, camping and spending quality time with friends and family.

Zan grew up in Milwaukee, then moved North in 2011. She studied nursing at CVTC and has been working as an LPN since 2018. Before becoming a nurse, she worked as a CNA and EMT. Zan has worked in various settings, including correctional nursing and hospice, but her favorite is geriatrics and long-term care. She thrives under pressure and enjoys challenges. In her free time, she likes reading, watching scary movies, supporting the Brewers, spending time with friends, her two orange cats (Yeli and Marvin), and shopping. She is expecting her first baby, a boy, in August. Zan values forming connections with the residents she serves and is excited to get to know everyone.