Committee Members
Committeewoman - Sam Loveman
Office Phone: (609) 267-2730 Ext. 102
Term Expires: 12/31/2028
Sam Johnson has been a resident of Hainesport since 2017. She grew up in Pennsylvania, just over the Burlington–Bristol Bridge, before moving to Hainesport with her then soon-to-be husband. The couple were married in their backyard, reflecting their strong connection to home and community. In 2024, they welcomed their son, Henry.
Sam is a graduate of Temple University in Philadelphia, where she earned a degree in Environmental Studies. She works for Camden County College as an Administrative Assistant to the Dean of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies, supporting academic leadership and programs within higher education.
Sam served a two-year term as a Community Representative on the Green Team before being elected to the Township Committee and remains an active member. She also supports Hainesport Community Cats whenever she is able. With a strong interest in sustainability and environmental stewardship, Sam enjoys exploring nature and gardening, and is currently working to grow a native garden that supports local pollinators. She looks forward to serving as the Education Liaison with the Hainesport School—where her son will one day attend. Sam believes that collaboration and community involvement are essential to preserving Hainesport for future generations.
Committeeman - Ken Montgomery
Office Phone: (609) 267-2730 Ext. 102
Term Expires: 12/31/2026
Prior to being elected to the Hainesport Township Committee, Ken Montgomery has served Hainesport Township in several capacities since he moved here in 1996 with his wife, Mela. Before moving here, however, Montgomery served as president of a homeowner’s association, a lay reader for his church and was the defensive coordinator and coach for a youth football team in Haddonfield. Once moving to Hainesport, Ken coached soccer for over 12 years. He was a year-round coach for several teams for the Hainesport Soccer Club. This was for both the co-ed recreation program and the girls travel program. He also served as the club’s liaison to the league. All of the players he has coached over the years are now adults.
Later, Ken became a trustee of the Hainesport Education Foundation and eventually became its vice president. Over the years, he enjoyed helping to provide technological advances and other benefits to the Hainesport School District. This was especially rewarding as his four daughters, Mekayla, Mekenzie, Mekenna and Mekelsey attended kindergarten through 8th grade at the wonderful Hainesport School. They then went on to graduate from Rancocas Valley Regional High School before attending college.
Ken has also served our community as a director and the vice chair of the Rancocas Valley Education Foundation. Furthermore, he assisted the RV Girls Lacrosse Club as a team statistician and timekeeper and was an active booster for both the Girls soccer and lacrosse programs at our High School.
A graduate of John F. Kennedy Senior High School in Willingboro, NJ, Ken held the rare distinction of serving as both the president of the National Honor Society and the captain of the football team. He went on to play football at Gettysburg College where he received a Bachelor’s Degree in Business and was further awarded for his leadership capabilities.
Ken is a firm believer in the servant leadership model and remains active in his church and has served in various leadership, serving, teaching and director roles over the years. In the past, he has also served on the boards of other not-for-profit organizations as a director, treasurer and president.
Professionally, for over 20 years, Ken has been employed by large consulting firms in the professional services industry. He has worked with accounting, finance and technology executives in a variety of industries.
Ken is proud to be serving Hainesport - his home for over 20 years. He looks forward to continue working together with the committee, staff, professionals and its citizens to make the gem - that is Hainesport - shine even brighter.
Mayor - Andy Dick
Office Phone: (609) 267-2730 Ext. 102
Term Expires: 12/31/2027
Andy Dick is a South Jersey native who has called Hainesport his home for the last 20 years. He currently resides in Creekview with his wife, Melissa, and is a proud dad to his daughter, Katie. A graduate of Rancocas Valley, Andy is proud to be a lifelong resident of the area.
Andy graduated from Seton Hall University and is a Hainesport small business owner, running Optimum Results, his own in-home and corporate weight management & fitness training company since 2002. He is passionate about recreation & fitness for all ages, but especially for our youth population.
In his free time, Andy is an active volunteer, giving his time and energy to the betterment of our incredible town and the people who call it home. He is President of the United Girls Softball Association, a tri-county travel softball league for over 1,500 young athletes, and has spent countless hours coaching softball and youth club volleyball for our local community. Andy served as President of Sacred Heart CYO and created the inaugural Buddy Ball basketball program at the CYO Complex alongside his daughter Katie, giving athletes with special needs a chance to compete. Andy also works as a recruiting coordinator for the Jersey Outlaws, helping high end athletes interact and commit to colleges to play softball at the next level. He has volunteered at the Jewish Relief Agency, Cathedral Kitchen, and with Twin Oaks, and his family fosters kittens with the Burlington County Animal Shelter.
Andy is proud to serve the residents of Hainesport in ways to keep our town a wonderful place to live and to work to make it even better for the present and the future!
Committeewoman - Anna Evans
Office Phone: (609) 267-2730, Ext. 102
Term Expires: 12/31/2028
Anna has lived in Hainesport, New Jersey, with her husband, for twenty-three years, ever since leaving England. Their daughters, Becky and Lorna, both went to Hainesport School K through 8th grade, then on to Rancocas Valley Regional High School, and later Penn State University.
In 2008 she graduated with an MFA in Creative Writing from Bennington College, VT, adding to the Masters of Chemical Engineering she obtained as a young woman in London. She is currently the Vice-President of the Import Consultancy business her husband began in 2010, Global Bridge LLC, based in Hainesport. In addition, she teaches English at Rowan College at Burlington County, as an Adjunct, and poetry at West Windsor Art Center. She is also a published poet and translator, whose books include Under Dark Waters (Able Muse Press, 2018), Sisters & Courtesans (White Violet Press, 2014) and The Selected Poems of Marceline Desbordes-Valmore (Barefoot Muse Press, 2013).
Anna served four years on the Burlington County Women's Advisory Board, and a three year term on the Board of Education for BCIT and BCSSSD. She is honored to have been elected to a three-year term serving the residents of Hainesport, and is looking forward to working toward completing the Sustainable Jersey Municipal Certification process for the township.
A keen fitness enthusiast, she can regularly be found taking classes at Orange Theory in Moorestown, or walking her miniature schnauzer, Piper, around Hainesport's District 3.
Deputy Mayor - Karen Tordy
Office Phone: 609-267-2730, Ext.102
Term Expires: 12/31/2026
Karen has lived in Hainesport with her husband Joe for 27 years where they have raised their 2 children, Joseph and Hillary. Joseph now resides in Hainesport with his wife Kathleen and their 4 children while her daughter Hillary resides in Falls Church, VA.
She was born and raised in western Pennsylvania and attended the University of Pittsburgh. She earned a Master of Public Administration Degree after achieving a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science. Karen worked as a Court Investigator in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas.
She has served on the Burlington County Board of Social Services. She is a member of Hainesport’s 100th Anniversary Committee and is co-chair of the Tea and Fashion show. She has also worked as a Hainesport Board of Elections Poll Worker for several years.
Karen and family have loyally supported the many Hainesport activities for dozens of years. These have included Tree Lightings, Easter Egg Hunts, Hainesport Days, Lighting of the Christmas Tree, Luminary Nights and rebuilding of the Playground at the Municipal Complex.
She is a member of Our Lady Queen of Peace Church serving many ministries such as: Lector, Eucharistic Minister and 2nd Grade Religious Education Teacher.
She absolutely loves living in Hainesport and is incredibly honored to have been selected as a member of Hainesport Township’s Committee. She is a liaison to the Joint Land Use Board, Recreation Commission and Public Safety Committee. She looks forward to serving you and our beautiful, vibrant and affordable community that we call home.