The AOK Team
All Our Kids, Inc. is an organization of individuals who are passionate about foster care and adoption, and supporting families involved. Feel free to reach out to any of us!
Dr. Marianna Litovich
Founder and Executive Director
Marianna Litovich is a parent, community psychologist, and civic-minded organizer. She is often scheming about ways to bring people together, build bridges, and strengthen her community. After a decade as a clinician in the public mental health sector and as a university professor, she now consults with community agencies and state departments to improve their programming in order to better support families with young children in Massachusetts. She is passionate about foster care and adoption, and grew up knowing she wanted to adopt children through the foster care system. In addition to steering All Our Kids through its inception and recent growth, she is also a Family Resource Liaison for the Department of Children and Families and is on the board of the Massachusetts Alliance for Families, a statewide advocacy organization for foster parents. In 2016, Marianna and her family were named Massachusetts Foster Parents of the Year. Marianna was the 2018 recipient of the Champions for Children award from the Child Advocacy Center of Hampshire County, and an honoree as part of Business West's 40 Under 40 Class of 2018.
Having now adopted three times and fostered numerous other children, she founded All Our Kids, Inc. in response to the reactions people around her were having: foster and adoptive families felt isolated, the public had a limited understanding of the foster care system, and everyone wanted to do something to make a difference. Marianna lives with her spouse, Kelley, and four children in South Hadley, and she will never say no to an invitation for coffee.
Caitlin Martin
Family Support Navigator
Caitlin Martin (she/her) is a foster and pre-adoptive parent. Originally from
Northern Virginia, she graduated from Hampshire College in 2013, and fell in love with Western Massachusetts. She has worked as a Kindergarten teacher for eight years and now spends time tutoring and working with AOK. She became a foster parent in 2018 and has fostered more than 40 children since then. She has had children in her home from 12 hours to two and a half years. She happily connects with biological families as much as possible to support the youth in her care. Caitlin is on the Foster Parent Advisory Board for the Greenfield Area Office.
Tracy Moquin
Lead Program Specialist
Tracy Moquin is an adoptive and former foster parent. Along with her husband, Scott, they have overwhelmingly large hearts especially when it comes to children. Together they have 8 kids, three of whom they’ve adopted and 5 biological children. Tracy started to volunteer at the AOK Community Closet just a few years ago and she was such a difference-maker, we had to bring her on as an official employee! In addition to being a full-time stay-at-home mom and GG (aka grandma) to three grandkids, Tracy is one of our part-time staff at the AOKCC. Always looking to lend a hand and enjoy conversations with shoppers, she wears her heart on her sleeve and a smile on her face.
Kerri Bergendahl
Board President
Kerri Bergendahl is a mom of three, military spouse, clinical social worker, and national trainer. Kerri and her husband, Bobby, are right in the middle of raising three boys, one of whom is adopted from foster care. On 
the weekends, you are likely to find their family bouncing between soccer and Little League fields. In her professional role, Kerri supports children and families impacted by trauma, many of whom are also involved in the foster care system and/or adoption. She provided trauma-focused therapy for the first decade of her career, and now is primarily focused on training multidisciplinary professionals associated with children’s advocacy centers, supporting them in providing a trauma-informed response to the children and families that they serve. Kerri is excited to serve as a board member for All Our Kids to build and enhance relationships between foster and adoptive families, as we jointly navigate the systems and challenges associated with foster care and adoption
Chris Maza
Board Secretary
Chris Maza is a parent, former foster parent, and community journalist. He lives in Springfield with his wife Eileen, daughter Meghan, and dog Comet. After previously supporting AOK through the creation and organization of th
e annual Homebrew Showcase for All Our Kids fundraising event, Chris took on an official role as a board member in 2023. Drawing from his own experience as a foster parent, Chris feels strongly about the role community plays in lifting up and supporting foster and adoptive families in Western Massachusetts, and endeavors to help spread the organization’s mission to expand that supportive network. He is also a homebrewing hobbyist and avid Disney enthusiast.
Guy O'Donnell
Board Treasurer
Guy O’Donnell is a father, engaged community member, and active in local government. As an adoptive parent of 2 biological brothers he has been a strong advocate for them and all of our kids. He has volunteered for the Holyoke Public Schools for the last 5 years, and helped raise money for a garden and compost system at the school. He is former state director of a Wolf-PAC, a nationwide group dedicated to getting big money out of politics. Now he is involved in local politics to advocate for policies that help working class families and work towards a better future generations.
Guy and his husband Gary live in Holyoke with their 2 adoptive sons. They have a net zero home with a permaculture food forest as an example of sustainable, low impact living. They grow 1,000 lbs of food at their own home every year. Producing everything from homemade tomato sauce to their own maple syrup.
Anthony DeJura
Board Director
Anthony DeJura is a parent and advocate, as well as a Senior Assistant Director of a non-profit human services organization for adults with developmental disabilities. He is committed to fostering relationships within the child welfare system, and to supporting children and families with different abilities. Anthony sits on the Parent Advisory Board for the Department of Children and Families Western Region, where he uses his experience as a foster and adoptive parent to advocate for needed changes within the system. He lives with his partner, Rich, and their three active boys. He is proud to be a Board Member of AOK and happy to bring his partnering skills to build bridges within the child welfare system.
Paula Boutin
Board Director
Paula Boutin is an adoptive and foster parent. Along with her husband, Larry, she has adopted one child and has been fostering children since 2011. A retired Special Education teacher with a specialty in behavior strategies, Paula has presented workshops locally and nationally at teacher's conferences. A strong advocate for ensuring children's success in school and community, Paula served as Vice President and Secretary of her local school's PTO and has been an active member of the citywide PTO. Paula also volunteers at her local soup kitchen and is active in her church. Paula is excited to be an AOK board member and brings her commitment to the mission, hard work ethic, team spirit, and welcoming personality.
Elaine Phelps
Board Director
Elaine has spent the last two decades supporting children in various ways, from fostering to early intervention. After closing her home to fostering following the adoption of her son, she has transitioned to finding different ways to remain supportive to the community she feels such a connection to. She lives in Hampden with her husband and two children, ages 13 and 5. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends and family, as well as photography.
Angela Roux
Board Director
Angela resides in Agawam, MA with her husband Jacob and son Alexander. Angela is the Group Events Coordinator at Interskate 91 South and became interested in All Our Kids while hosting their annual roller skating parties over the years. She brings 14 years of experience with large groups of school-aged children from our local communities and has worked closely with children of diverse backgrounds. Although she currently has no foster or adoptive children of her own, Angela has gained a passion for helping these families after seeing her own parents struggle to find enough support navigating this territory. Her family has fostered children over the past 15 years and adopted three. Angela hopes her experience and connections from both her career and her personal life will help to contribute to the goals and success of All Our Kids, Inc.
Whitney Gecker
Board Director
Whitney Gecker (they/them) is a foster parent and professor. They live in Northampton with their partner and daughter/niece. Whitney is an assistant professor at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts where they teach undergraduate social work courses and research methods to sociology majors.
Morganne Crouser
Board Director
Morganne Crouser