Teamwork in action
At Chapel Pointe, each person wakes up with the opportunity to make a lasting impact on the coworkers with whom they partner, friends they see, and the seniors they serve. We build meaningful and trustworthy relationships that make our residents’ lives better. From front-line employees to managers to staff who work behind a computer, our whole team joins together to meet our residents’ needs, even when it means taking a pause from a daily to-do list to be fully present with a resident. It’s this love and level of dedication to seniors that has made Chapel Pointe one of the top retirement living communities in Central Pennsylvania.
Leadership Team

Deborah Sprague
Chief Executive Officer
Deborah joined Chapel Pointe in December of 2003. Her prior experience includes five years working at The Christian and Missionary Alliance National Office in Colorado Springs, CO, and over 15 years as the CEO of Bradford Ecumenical Home in Bradford, PA.

Kent Peachey
Executive Director
Kent served as the director of finance at Chapel Pointe from 2010 - 2012. He returned to the team in 2018 as Executive Director. Kent’s experience includes nearly 25 years of serving seniors, most recently as the Chief Executive Officer at Valley View Retirement Community.

Stacy Smith
Chief Clinical and Compliance Officer - Administrator
Stacy Smith joined Chapel Pointe in February of 2000 and was promoted from Director of Nursing to Administrator in August of 2013. Stacy has worked in long term care for over 25 years.

Terry Brown
Chief Financial Officer
Terry joined Chapel Pointe in 2014. His prior experience includes 15 years of experience in finance management and operations in long-term care and continuing care retirement communities.

Brad Weiser
Chief Operating Officer
Brad Weiser joined Chapel Pointe in 2013. He has a background in dining services management and project management and has his nursing home administrator license.
Our community partners
Our greater team includes volunteers, donors, friends, relatives, ministers and members of churches. We appreciate their expressions of love and caring, which bring joy to our residents’ lives. Learn how you can make a difference.