Our Priest - The Rev. Robertson Carr Donehue

Rob is a native of Charleston, SC. He received a BA from the University of South Carolina in 2001 and an MA in Theology from the University of Durham in 2004. He spent five years as a Benedictine monk at St. Gregory's Abbey in Three Rivers, MI before returning to Charleston to serve as the Director of Youth and Young Adult Ministries at Grace Episcopal Church. He attended seminary at the Sewanee School of Theology and received a Master of Divinity degree in May of 2016. Rob and his wife, Davis, were married in January of 2015. Their son, David, was born in December of 2019.  Rob's interests include history, theology, church architecture, and teaching. He's also quite fond of wearing fun and colorful socks.  

Our Deacon - The Rev. Dumont "Monty" Henderson

Dumont Henderson, more commonly known by his nickname, Monty, joined St. Anne’s as
deacon in late 2016, and came to us by way of the Episcopal Diocese of Maine. He graduated
with a B. A. in Chemistry from the University of Maine in 1959 and was employed by Scott
Paper Company for 36 years until his retirement in 1994.

In 2005, having developed a special interest in pastoral care, he applied for and was accepted into the Diocese of Maine’s Deacon Formation Program and was ordained as a deacon in June, 2009. He served as deacon at St. Mark’s for nearly seven years until moving to Conway. 

Monty and his wife, Roxanne (who has family in the Myrtle Beach area)moved from their home in Maine to Conway in 2016.Monty serves as deacon at St. Anne’s with permission of The Episcopal Church in South Carolina with appropriate
certification from the Diocese of Maine. He assists Fr. Rob at weekly services and continues to
have a special interest in pastoral care. 

Jean Spedden Goldson

Senior Warden

My early years were spent as part of a large family in Columbia, SC. I began my Episcopal education soon after Mike and I began attending his churchtogether, where I was warmly welcomed and encouraged to attend Enquirer’s classes. Mike and I were subsequently married in that church and our older daughter was baptized there two years later.

 I have been involved in various ministries in this diocese, after moving here in 1982. My efforts focused on caring for the young, the sick, and the impoverished. I feel that the strength of the EpiscopalChurch lies in its’ adherence to the idea of a life built upon love, prayer, and service; an inclusive life, with room for each of us to experience a more nuanced understanding as we mature in faith. It is my privilege to serve St. Anne’s in this exciting new era.

Holley Tankersley

Junior Warden

Holley is a Professor of Political Science and Associate Dean of the Edwards College of Humanities and Fine Arts at CCU. She grew up in Sylacauga, Alabama (just southeast of Birmingham) and was raised in the Methodist Church. She has lived in Conway for 12 years, but still underestimates Horry County traffic! She and her husband, Dan (an English professor and national award-winning poet – really!), live in Conway with their schnauzer mix, Mindy. 

From Holley: “An undergraduate professor of mine once wrote on one of my papers that I always ‘want things to turn out right,’ and that my primary goal seemed to be parsing different viewpoints in order to find my way to consensus or reconciliation. I took it as a compliment, and it is the gift I hope to bring to the Vestry. I feel blessed to have found St. Anne’s and appreciate to the opportunity to serve our special community.”

Marvin Schubert

Marvin was born in 1954 in Jacksonville, Florida. In 1972 he went on to continue his education at Western Carolina University and became a "lifelong" Catamount. More importantly, it was there that he met his wife and life long partner, Patty (they will celebrate their 42nd anniversary on 9/11). He graduated with a BS in Business Administration degree in 1976 with a concentration in marketing and business law. This began a 37 year career in sales and marketing. He has held positions in the flexible packaging industry as Sales Representative, National Account Manager, National Sales Manager, Business Development Manager, as well as executive level positions as Director to Vice President Sales & Marketing. During this career he received his MBA from Brenau Universitywith a concentration in Marketing. From Marvin: "With this background, I believe I have the education, experience and energy to help St. Anne's maintain our shared values, our inclusiveness, and our growth potential going forward.”

Drew Kurlowski

Drew and his wife Jacqueline moved to Conway in 2015 and quickly found a church home at St. Anne’s. He and his wife have recently welcomed a daughter, Paige, to their family, and have enjoyed the joys and challenges of parenthood. Drew holds a Ph.D in political science and is a professor of politics at Coastal Carolina. He is a member of the St. Anne’s EGALS, enjoys being a lector for services, and is happy to be serving on the Vestry of St. Anne's. 

Don Frazier 

Don brings a wealth of church experience to St. Anne’s. He served on thevestry at All Saints, Pawley’s Island, from 1986-1989. From there, he joined St. Paul’s, Conway, and then helped to found St. Anne’s. As one of St. Anne’s original members, Don knows both the history of our congregation and its potential for future growth. Don has spent over 40 years working in design. His attention to the details of beauty, balance, and symmetry  bring a valued perspective to the deliberations of the St. Anne’s Vestry.     

Kathleen Hearn

Kathleen graduated from Kent School in 2006 and was awarded the Thomas L. Andrews Memorial Prize in Theater. She graduated from Wofford College in 2010 with a B.A. in Theater where she was awarded the James R. Gross Award for academic achievement in her major. Kathleen earned her J.D. from the Charleston School of Law in 2014 and received a Cali Award for Workers' Compensation. During her time at the Charleston School of Law, Kathleen was a member of Women in Law and served as Chairman of the Scholarship Committee. Kathleen was admitted to the South Carolina Bar in 2015 and practices law at Hearn & Hearn with her father (George) and her uncle (Pete). In her spare time Kathleen enjoys practicing yoga and participating in community theater.  Kathleen and her husband, Lane, live in downtown Conway.  Together they have two dogs and two children.

Jennifer Boyle 

I love St. Anne’s Church and its intelligent yet grounded, action-based approach to ministry and discipleship. It is an open and inviting church that is on the threshold of growth and new models of inclusivity. I have experienced few churches that can claim the energy and commitment to Christian action that the St. Anne’s community exemplifies. My spouse and I felt an immediate spark with the principles of St. Anne’s. I’m excited and honored to be considered to become a member of the vestry and to have the opportunity to contribute to the exciting changes facing this church in the near and distant future. I am a lector, a crucifer/chalice administrator, and will soon begin service on the altar guild. I am also half way through my first year of participation in St. Anne’s chapter of the Education for Ministry program. My involvement in EFM has become one of the most significant recent developments in my intellectual and spiritual life.
In my secular life, I am a professor of humanities, and I created and direct a program in the College of Humanities and Fine Arts, Coastal Carolina University, Digital Culture and Design. My academic successes have evolved into a skill set that I am passionate about sharing with the larger community: teaching; the translation of ideas and initiatives for multiple audiences; teaching; organizing events to transform ideas into action through rhetoric; oh, and teaching. One of my strongest personal interests: the connections that can be made and the barriers and lines crossed through the breaking of bread, the sharing of food has informed my journey as a serious amateur cook. I make food for as many good purposes as I can manage: for those in need of nourishment; for organizations to raise funds; and as a foundation for further teaching and connections across diverse communities. 

Erik Schrader 

I moved to Conway, SC from Rochester, NY to become a public school teacher. I taught in Williamsburg County and at a charter school before I became a teacher at Conway High School. I have appreciated becoming part of the Conway community. I joined St. Anne’s in March 2018. I was confirmed in June 2018, and I have been attending ever since. I was looking for a church home that had a clear vision and a sense of community. I have enjoyed singing in the choir, and I am excited to see how St. Anne’s continues to grow. I attended a Vestry meeting in the summer to discuss some training opportunities that my friend can provide to foster and adoptive parents, and I was able to see first-hand the ideas and processes of a Vestry meeting. Serving on the Vestry will allow me to help the church continue the process of expanding and growing, as well as defining our mission of outreach to the broader community. I look forward to hearing the ideas of the other Vestry members and contributing my own ideas as well. We have many issues to decide on as a Vestry and church community, and I am honored to be considered for the Vestry.