About Us

Anna Campbell joined Teresa House in November 2022. She holds a B.B.A. in Business Technology Management from SUNY Alfred, where she gained experience in event planning, fundraising, and finance. In addition to her work at Teresa House, Anna founded and successfully operated a clothing and accessories boutique for over six years. She resides in Mt. Morris with her husband, Troy, and their pets, including three dogs and a house rabbit.

Leath recently joined our team, bringing her long-standing experience as a Livingston County Hospice Nurse, a trusted Teresa House partner. A hospice nurse for most of her career, Leath graduated from nursing school in 1977 and earned a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from SUNY Brockport in 1995. She moved to Canaseraga five years ago to be closer to family. In her free time, Leath enjoys walking her rescue dogs, Betty and George, singing in two local choirs, gardening, and attending various sporting events. She is also the proud owner of three beloved foster-fail cats: Helen, Charlie, and Elsie. Leath is excited about her new role and looks forward to learning from residents and their families to provide the best possible end-of-life care for our community.

Marissa Frazier grew up on a family farm in Pulteney, NY. After earning her BS in Accounting from Keuka College, she spent 22 years at Pleasant Valley Wine Company before joining Teresa House in August 2025.

With three teenagers, two in college, Marissa keeps busy trying to keep up with their schedules. In her free time she enjoys being with family, traveling, enjoying the outdoors with her dogs, and relaxing with a good book or a current craft project.

Barb Adams attended RIT and received a BFA in Textile Design. She worked at various living history museums and served as Director of Operations at Genesee Country Village and Museum (GCV&M) for most of her career. She is also a professional handweaver and has a passion for food service. Barb lives on a 100-acre property with her husband of 40 years and their goats. She retired in 2022 and loves spending time with her family. She also enjoys baking, canning, and cooking her garden produce, making cheese from goat milk, and knitting. She learned of Teresa House from one of our nurses, Peter Brandt, who encouraged her to volunteer.