Janele Dupuis
Dupuis is passionate about Three Lakes, noting that it is a special place because it brings together people who have traveled the world and those who have stayed close to home their whole lives. Additionally, she loves the fact that it has four seasons and that life moves a little slower here. When she is not taking advantage of the outdoor sports that the four seasons have to offer, Dupuis teaches elementary school in Three Lakes and is a certified yoga instructor. Dupuis moved to Three Lakes in 2013 and married Shane, a local cranberry grower. She and Shane have two college-age children.
Linda Goldsworthy
After a successful 26-year career as an English and Social Studies educator at Rhinelander High School, Goldsworthy retired in 2022 to care for her husband, Tim. The 2017 Wisconsin Global Educator of the Year previously served as the publicity and marketing director for the Three Lakes Theater Company. Since retirement, she has taken a more active role in the family business, One Stone Cranberry Marsh, and has volunteered for the Three Lakes Meals on Wheels program. In May 2025, she and her husband welcomed their son, Daniel, home as a 4th-generation cranberry grower.
Eileen Hansen
Hansen and her husband, Tony, have been coming to Three Lakes for over 25 years; they relocated here permanently 11 years ago, drawn by the area, the people, and the quiet lifestyle. When she retired in 2013, Hansen was serving as an Assistant VP of Customer Information Services at AT&T, managing marketing and regulatory concerns for the department. During her career at AT&T, she also managed teams of engineers, network planners, and call center operations, while supervising strategic planning, budgeting, and product and business development.
Jim Morley
A former president of an employee benefits consulting and administration firm in Chicago, advisor to the International Trade Division of the Organization of American States (OAS), and staff member of World Neighbors, Morley and his family have been part of the Three Lakes community for 37 years. Morley views the Northwoods as a special place, where his children, and now grandchildren, have grown up and enjoyed the chain of 28 lakes. His close-knit family includes two generations of Aqua Devils waterskiers, swimmers, artists, writers, and golfers.
Heather Schuster
A graduate of the University of Illinois with a degree in accounting, Schuster spent her career as a CPA for Ernst and Young. During her 20 years of visiting and living in Three Lakes, she had discovered a unique aspect of the community… it is a family. She and her husband, Scott, have three children, ages 25, 23, and 20. Schuster and her husband split their time between Three Lakes and Marco Island, FL, where they enjoy boating, water skiing, fishing, watching sunsets, and relaxing. As a family, they enjoy traveling, snow skiing, and golfing.
Sara Stieve
Stieve has deep roots in Three Lakes, spending her childhood summers at her grandparents’ Townline Lake cabin. In 2014, she and her husband made Three Lakes their permanent home, where they now reside with their three young children, ages 8, 6, and 4. A former high school English teacher with nine years of classroom experience, she is currently pursuing her master’s degree in school counseling. Stieve stays active in the community as a dedicated home baker, youth hockey team manager, and a committed volunteer at her children’s school.
Ginger Verch
Although Verch has only been coming to Three Lakes since 2007, her husband’s family has owned property in the area since 1946. Since retirement, she and her husband split their time between Three Lakes and Naples, FL. Before retirement, Verch served as an independent consultant for salary deferral plans at Towers Perrin, Invesco, and Strong Environmental. While at Invesco, she also developed a training program for new hires. Throughout her years in Three Lakes, Verch has also volunteered with the Aqua Devils Ski Team and Downtown Three Lakes, Inc.
Paul Williams
Williams’ Three Lakes family heritage dates back to 1916 when his grandparents settled here. As a result, he’s been coming to the area his entire life. Following a career in manufacturing as a production, sales, and global program manager, Williams split his time between Illinois and Wisconsin, permanently moving to Three Lakes in 2024. Williams cherishes the natural beauty of Three Lakes and its sense of community. He is especially active in exploring the natural resources through hiking and photographing the forest, as well as kayaking and boating on the lakes.