Del is a retired consulting engineer who practiced the profession primarily in California and New York.  His para-church volunteer work included Syracuse YoungLife, Pittsburgh Urban Impact and the Anglican Fellows Program.  As an Anglican, Del has past vestry experience, is a licensed LEM, Small Group leader and has enjoyed serving in various IAC ministry opportunities.  In recent years he was a Red Cross Disaster shelter supervisor in Louisiana and Oregon.  Del and Chris have been married for 49 years, have three handsome sons, three amazing daughter-in-laws and seven brilliant grandchildren.  He enjoys being a neighborhood handyman, playing pickleball, cycling, and smoking meat for BBQs. Contact Del.

Kim is happy to call Williamsburg home for the past eight years. As the daughter of a career naval officer and the wife of a navy submarine officer she spent many years traversing the globe and creating home and community wherever life found her. An interest in impacting the world around her for the better started early in her adult life and led to a lifetime of volunteerism. A few of those volunteer roles were providing support to navy spouses and families, educational therapy in inner-city schools with at-risk children, and liaison to graduate students from around the world. For several years before moving to Williamsburg, Kim was a volunteer with Global Student Ventures, a Christian organization that provides support to international students studying at the universities in the greater Hampton Roads area. Providing temporary housing, friendship, English language program, and cultural exchange were just some of the components of this ministry that offered the opportunity to live out the Christian life with those who often had little knowledge of Christ. Kim and her husband, Brad, have two sons and she is “Mimi” to eight fun-loving grandchildren. She is an avid hiker and cyclist, enjoys reading, and still loves traveling the globe. Contact Kim.

Megan Nester is originally from Suffolk, but lived in Roanoke, VA for fifteen years before moving to Williamsburg in 2023. She earned a BS from Longwood University in 2006 and taught English and Civics & Economics at the middle school level for eight years before the Lord redirected her path. She has been a stay-at-home/homeschooling mom since 2014. Megan is delighted to call Incarnation her church home and enjoys serving in various ways with her family. Megan and her husband, Brandon, have one daughter named Ainsley. Together, they enjoy reading, taking trips to the beach, and exploring new places.

Patrick Gillis grew up in the Williamsburg area and has recently returned after 20 years in Nashville, TN. He is married to Katie and together they have 3 children; Charley, Gretel, and Indiana. He and Katie have been in the Anglican tradition for about 17 years, most of which was spent in Church of the Redeemer in Nashville and have been part of 3 church plants spanning Arizona, North Carolina, and Tennessee. Patrick has been in residential remodeling for about a decade but is  currently moving into other work. He has served on vestry once at Incarnation as an interim and also at Epiphany Anglican Church in Nashville, TN. His hobbies include board games and archery (which he doesn't practice enough).