~ The Dancers ~

Originally from Ohio. Worked as a marine
geologist for the U.S. Geological Survey in
Woods Hole, Massachusetts. After 34 years
of government service, retired, and along with
her husband, a native Mainer, relocated
back to Maine She's always had a passion
for airplanes. Began flying in 1979, and holds
a commercial license.
Introduced to clogging in 2004,
by her sister, who also relocated to Maine.
And as they say "the rest is history."
Judy is responsible for many of the
dance team's outfits

Originally from Ohio, she worked for the
Postal Service for 33 years. She began her postal
career as a clerk in Elyria, Ohio and held several
different positions in Ohio before moving to Maine.
in 1999. She served as Postmaster of Hampden
until her retirement in May 2007. She
started clogging in Ohio in 1991 and
spent many summer weekends
performing with the New Wave Cloggers
from Tallmadge, Ohio. She attended
National Clogging Conventions in Memphis,
Nashville, San Diego and Orlando. Her love of
clogging came with her to Maine.....thus the
beginning of the Step In Time Cloggers.

Linda is a mother of three wonderful children
and grandmother of three beautiful grandchildren.
For the past 6 years she has enjoyed working for the
Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence and their
passion in their belief structure for social change. Alternative
healing through energy work is another enthusiastic endeavor
of hers. She is an Integrated Energy Therapy Master-Instructor,
Kundalini Reiki, Usui Reiki & Karuna Reiki Master/Teacher,
Auro Soma Consultant and Brazilian Light Energization
Practitioner using Essential Oils and other methodologies to assist
people in realizing their purpose, and aiding them in healing the
body, mind & spirit. Her spare time is devoted to
her family, pets and love of clogging and the camaraderie of her
clogging companions. She feels the clogging keeps her
balanced both physically and mentally.

Stepping in Time is fun
Stepping in Time is healthy
Stepping in Time is energizing
It is a "win win" situation. After raising four children,
who have all nearly completed undergrad college studies, as well
as upgrading my own degree in nursing just six years ago,
I decided it was time to do something fun and healthy.
Dancing was the answer. I started out with ballroom
and swing dancing for "fun" and the bonus is...I have
met special people that have all made a difference in my life.
Besides dancing I work full time as an OB/GYN Registered Nurse
at EMMC and assist new moms (and dads too) caring for newborns.
I also find time to visit my young adult children who all keep me
"young" in spirit. I enjoy spending quality time with family and
friends with walks, conversation or board games. In addition, I find
time to dabble with photography and walk 3-4 miles several
times a week. Stepping in Time also keeps my mind
sharp and balances my whole life.
Besides dancing, Monica is the dance
team's photographer

I am a Maine native and the mother of two beautiful sons, Craig and Eric.
I have earned my Masters Degree as a Geriatric Social Worker
from UMaine and am employed as a Senior Resident Services Coordinator
for the Bangor House. It is my passion to improve the
quality of life of those around me. I recently discovered a new
passion of clogging during one of my intern placements.
I am honored to be a part of such a highly
energized and especially talented group of women.
My husband, David, has been a wonderful support
in all that I do and he volunteers his time to assist the
Step In Time Cloggers when the need arises. In my spare
time I enjoy walking with nature, canoeing and camping,
and reading educational material.

A native of Bangor, Liz’s two passions in life besides her family are Dancing and Professional Speaking. Fortunately, she does one for her vocation and the other for fun. Polly Thomas School of Dance led to her stage debut at age 7. Beginning in 1974 she danced in every EMMC follies and has performed in several Bangor Community Theater Musicals. In the late 1970’s she gave Disco lessons at the Bounty Tavern and competed in disco competitions. Her last contest (1979) was when she was 7 months pregnant with son Shane. She began clogging in 1992 and performed for many years with the (now disbanded) Rainbow Cloggers. After a 10 year clogging hiatus, she is excited to be tapping those toes and heels again. Professionally Liz is Director of Training for Affiliated Healthcare Systems. For over 30 years she has presented seminars, workshops and keynote speeches to organizations and associations at the state, regional and national level. Liz received her Master of Education and Bachelor degrees at the University of Maine. Liz collects antiques and enjoys photography, metal detecting, kayaking, skiing, and boating with her family and friends. She lives in Bangor with her husband of 30 years, Steve.