Restoration House, Inc. Board of Directors

Adrienne Taylor co-founded Restoration House Inc. in 1999 with her husband, Steve Taylor, and has played a vital leadership role in both strategic planning and day-to-day operations since its inception. A lifelong entrepreneur, Adrienne has launched and managed successful ventures in art, restoration, and nursery operations. She previously served as a certified occupational therapist and worked as a business consultant for the State of Oregon, specializing in vocational rehabilitation. Adrienne also serves on the board of the Mohler Grocery Co-op in Nehalem, Oregon, where she continues her commitment to community development and food equity.

Maureen Boggs brings a distinguished background in business, employee benefits, and tax preparation to the board. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Business from Oregon State University and has completed graduate coursework through the Wharton School of Business. Over her 30-year career, Maureen served as an underwriter and later as a senior employee benefits consultant for global firms including Mercer Consulting. After retiring, she worked as a tax preparer for individuals and small businesses in Astoria. Maureen is also deeply involved in the Seaside community, volunteering with Seaside Food 4 Kids, St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry, and the American Legion Auxiliary.

Karen Chapman brings extensive administrative, financial, and community experience to her role as Secretary of the Board. She was first introduced to Restoration House through her work at Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church, where she played a key role in parish operations and management. Karen currently serves as a parish support accountant for the Archdiocese of Portland and previously spent several decades in the banking industry, holding roles as a teller and banker at U.S. Bank. A mother of five and a longtime resident of Seaside, she is actively involved in local community life. Karen’s degree in hospitality from Oregon State University equips her with strong event planning and project management skills that benefit both the board and the organization at large.

Ernesto Herrera has been a key operational leader at Restoration House Inc., managing critical renovation and infrastructure projects for more than two decades. His deep involvement in maintaining the facility and supporting Adrienne Taylor’s entrepreneurial ventures has made him an essential part of the organization’s sustainability. As a respected BIPOC leader, Ernesto plays a central role in the peer-to-peer management model that defines Restoration House’s culture. His insights will be valued during the upcoming construction of single room occupancy (SRO) units for clients living with severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI).

A former resident of Restoration House, Robert Mollock brings invaluable lived experience to his role on the board. After overcoming significant personal challenges, including a period of incarceration, Robert redirected his life through the plumbing trade. He now owns and operates his own plumbing business and continues to contribute his expertise to Restoration House projects. As a BIPOC leader and peer mentor, Robert embodies the organization’s commitment to empowerment, resilience, and community-based recovery.