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​The Board of The Plant Memorial Home is pleased to announce that the newly appointed Executive Director, Lisabeth “Liz” Wyman has agreed to assume the role of Acting Executive Director. Liz will commence in this position immediately.

The Board is extremely grateful for the incredible effort put forth by Liz and the entire staff at The Plant Memorial Home. We are excited that she has agreed to serve in this capacity as we continue implementing our transition plan and are committed to our dedicated staff and treasured residents.

“I am deeply honored and excited about this new opportunity and transition in my life. I have long had the goal to integrate my work and deep passion for this community in a more direct way and this is the perfect opportunity! It is my pleasure to work with the incredibly skilled and dedicated staff, Board, volunteers, families and most importantly, the residents”. Liz Wyman

Liz’s career spans over two decades as a leader in a variety of management and fundraising roles. Liz has served as Treasurer
nd Vice President for Big Brothers Big Sisters, President for The Plant Memorial Home and Business Networking International. She has lead key projects and is an active member of the Bath Rotary Club. Her enthusiasm and impact to the mid coast community is invaluable and she will continue to build and strengthen those relationships.

Thank you for your support throughout this transition. It is a privilege to honor the vision of Thomas G. Plant. Please join us in welcoming Liz to The Plant Memorial Home family!
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Sincerely, 
Perian Moore 
President of the Board of Directors 
Plant Memorial Home

History

The Plant Memorial Home is a nonprofit assisted living facility located on 28 acres on the banks of the Kennebec River in Bath, Maine. The Home was built by Thomas G. Plant in 1917 to provide safe, affordable housing to local seniors needing a home and assistance with activities of daily living.
“This home is founded on my sincere belief that those who have lived honest, industrious lives and are without means or friends to take care for them, have earned the right to be cared for. Only through the labor and expenditures of others is it possible”
-Thomas G. Plant