Meet Our Team

Demetrice (Dee) Wynn serves as the Director of Business Operations at The Barclay at Charlottesville, bringing over 20 years of dedicated experience in the senior living industry. Originally from Keswick, Virginia, Dee has built her career on a foundation of compassionate care, strong leadership, and a deep appreciation for the lives and legacies of older adults.

Known for her commitment to excellence, Dee values the supportive culture at QSLM and the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of residents and their families. Her favorite part of working with seniors is learning their life stories and helping to enhance their quality of life—a calling that continues to inspire her every day.

Outside of her professional role, Dee is a talented entrepreneur who owns a cake business and event planning company. Whether she’s crafting memorable events or spending meaningful time with her family, Dee’s passion for creating joy and connection shines through in all she does.

Jessica Shifflett serves as Director of Wellness at The Barclay at Charlottesville, bringing over 16 years of nursing experience in geriatrics to her role. A native of Ruckersville, Virginia, and a graduate of Piedmont Virginia Community College, Jessica has always had a heart for serving seniors. Describing herself as an “old soul,” she finds deep joy in building meaningful relationships with residents and being a part of their daily lives.

Jessica’s favorite part of working at QSLM is the ability to serve as both a nurse and a leader in a field she feels truly called to. “This company believes in its people,” she says. “I’ve felt supported every step of the way since stepping into this position.”

Outside of work, Jessica enjoys spending time with her husband, Mark, and their three grown children—Philip, Emily, and Jared. Her favorite pastimes include traveling, hiking, gardening, and relaxing at home with their two Yorkies, Kasey and Jojo.

Grateful for her journey and the path that led her to The Barclay, Jessica shares, “I’m so thankful and humbled that God opened the door for me to be here. I truly believe this is where He wants me.”

Amanda Shifflett is the Activities Director for both Assisted Living and Independent Living at The Barclay at Charlottesville. Originally from Richmond, Virginia, she now calls the warm and close-knit community of Greene County home.

Amanda is certified and trained through the Department of Social Services and the Alzheimer’s Association in Adult Group Activities and resident-centered assessment. Since beginning her healthcare career in 2011, she has devoted much of her time to creating meaningful engagement programs that bring joy, purpose, and connection to senior living communities.

Her favorite part of working with older adults is the wisdom they share and the genuine, heartfelt moments they create each day. From laughter to life lessons, Amanda finds inspiration in every interaction.

She values QSLM for its supportive environment, collaborative spirit, and commitment to resident-centered care. Outside of work, Amanda enjoys crafting and spending quality time with her loved ones. She believes that communities like The Barclay—where care, connection, and purpose thrive—can truly transform lives.

Jennifer Chandler, originally from Staunton, Virginia, is the Reunion Program Coordinator at The Barclay at Charlottesville. With 18 years of healthcare experience focused primarily on dementia and Alzheimer’s care, Jennifer brings a wealth of knowledge and compassion to her role. She holds certifications as a Medication Aide, Pharmacy Technician, and in CPR and First Aid.

Jennifer’s passion is getting to know each resident as an individual. “I love learning about their unique lives and experiences,” she says. “Making a difference, even in small ways, and bringing a smile to someone’s face is the most rewarding part of what I do.”

Her favorite part of working at The Barclay is the strong bonds she forms with residents and their families, fostering a true sense of community.

Outside of work, Jennifer enjoys hiking, camping, and spending quality time with her family. She is also the proud dog mom to Doc, a two-year-old pup who “rules the roost” and fills her life with joy.

Originally from Phoebus, Virginia, Timothy Hatter brings extensive knowledge and hands-on experience to his role as Director of Facilities Management at The Barclay at Charlottesville. With a background in both residential and commercial settings, Tim is highly trained in a wide range of specialties, including OSHA 10 and 30 safety standards, biohazard and bloodborne pathogen protocols, chemical handling, SDS compliance, VCT/LVT flooring, small engine repair, and basic plumbing and electrical systems.

In addition to his technical expertise, Tim has completed two years of psychology education, which contributes to his thoughtful and people-focused approach—especially important in a senior living environment.

Tim’s favorite part of working with seniors is the joy that comes from helping them. He takes great pride in ensuring the community is safe, comfortable, and well-maintained so that every resident feels truly at home.

For Tim, the best part of working at QSLM is the spirit of teamwork. “Collaborating with families and coworkers to make sure every resident is comfortable and cared for—it’s what makes this work meaningful.”

Brenda Outland brings over 30 years of culinary experience to her role as Director of Dining Services at The Barclay at Charlottesville. Her love for cooking was inspired early on by her mother, a talented chef who taught her the art of cooking from scratch. That passion led Brenda to pursue formal culinary training, earning an Associate’s degree in Culinary Arts Management and Baking & Pastry from the Art Institute of Washington.

Brenda specializes in scratch cooking and baking, with a focus on fresh, high-quality ingredients that nourish both body and spirit. She is also a dedicated educator, serving as a ServSafe Instructor and Proctor for the past 20 years, where she shares her expertise in food safety with future culinary professionals.

At QSLM, Brenda finds deep purpose in creating enjoyable and meaningful dining experiences for seniors. She believes that food is not just nourishment, but also a powerful way to show compassion and care, especially in later stages of life.

Outside of her professional life, Brenda is a proud mother of four and grandmother to nine. She cherishes time spent with her family, often gathered around the table, sharing meals and making memories through her love of food.