About Us - Staff Members

Marta Wojcik is the Curator of Interpretation at The Westcott House. Previously an interpreter for the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust headquartered in Chicago, Wojcik interprets the house for tours, exhibitions, and public programs. She recruits and trains docents. Her responsibility includes researching the "life and times" of Frank Lloyd Wright and Burton Westcott, both successful innovators. Wojcik formerly worked as a curatorial assistant in the Department of Architecture at The Art Institute of Chicago. She conducted public tours of the Frank Lloyd Wright home and studio in Oak Park, Illinois, and also served as docent at The Chicago Architecture Foundation an assistant at the Woman Made Gallery in Chicago.

Jenny Montgomery, Development Director at The Wescott House, is a recent transplant from Kentucky where she utilized her grant writing, community problem solving and administrative skills in Covington and Newport as Community Schools Initiative and Service Learning Coordinator. Montgomery was the founder and director of Newport Kentucky's first cooperative visual art gallery - the Attic Gallery, and helped to launch community based arts initiatives including the Newport Arts and Music Festival. She taught art and humanities in Augusta, Kentucky and has spent the last five years focusing on her own artwork. Montgomery shows her work in regional juried exhibits and is part of the Yellow Springs Artist Studio Tour. Her responsibilities include grant writing, fundraising, event planning and membership development.

Charles T. Fyffe, Facilities Manager of The Westcott House, has more than twenty years of experience in facilities operations, maintenance, personnel management, project coordination, and building mechanical systems. He has also directed the operation of different trade shops. Fyffe's most recent experience is at the I.O.O.F. Home of Ohio, where he has served as director of physical plant since 1998. He previously served as facilities technical manager at Wright State University. He received his undergraduate education there and also holds several licensures.

Erik Lindsjö, Volunteer Coordinator at the Westcott House, is a recent graduate from Wittenberg University where he majored in Political Science. Lindsjö is now responsible for directing and overseeing the Westcott House volunteers. His responsibilities include recruiting volunteers and organizing events. Lindsjö, who is fluent in English and Swedish, has previously been interning in the United States Senate in Washington, DC where he conducted tours of the Capitol and surrounding buildings. He is also a former officer of the Swedish Army.