Staff

Ian Watson

Organist

Ian distinguished himself musically at the age of 14 by winning a scholarship to the Junior School of the Royal Academy of Music in London. Very many years later, he is one of today’s most extraordinarily versatile and accomplished musicians, performing with equal ease as an orchestral conductor, choral director, organist, harpsichordist, pianist, teacher, and public speaker.

Ian has been featured on numerous recordings and film soundtracks, including Amadeus, Restoration, Cry The Beloved Country, and Polanski’s Death and the Maiden. He was also the solo pianist on Renee Fleming’s award-winning CD, The Beautiful Voice.

In addition to his work at St. Ann’s Church, Ian is the Music Director of First Parish, Lincoln MA, Artistic Director of the Connecticut Early Music Festival and Associate Conductor of Boston’s Handel and Haydn Society. Ian juggles those roles while also touring regularly.

Ian is married to the violinist Amy Rawstron. When not practicing or performing, Ian enjoys fly fishing and rock concerts.

Andi Robinson

Parish Administrator

Andi Robinson resides in Kennebunk and was married to her husband Chris at St. Ann’s 28 years ago. They moved to Kennebunk from Washington, DC in 2005 to raise their three children.

Prior to having children, Andi worked as a project manager for a private multinational corporation specializing in international development. In addition to her work for St. Ann’s Andi has a successful career as a Realtor for Legacy Properties Sotheby’s International Realty and owns a seasonal property management company.

In her down time Andi enjoys needlepoint, reading a good book on the beach, running, skiing and boating with her family and beloved Newfoundland’s Bauer and Zeus.

Cyndi Magill

Wedding Coordinator

Cyndi Aller Magill resides in Kennebunkport. She has been married for 36 years to her husband Jeff. They have two sons, who are both married and have 4 grandchildren. Prior to moving to Maine in 2015, Cyndi and Jeff were Pennsylvania residents. They lived northwest of Philadelphia.  

Prior to having children, Cyndi worked in Human Resources at what is now Quest Diagnostics. She stayed home with her children for seven years and then returned to the work force. Cyndi was employed with the Boyertown Area School District in Pennsylvania for 19 years, and worked with children in small group settings for remediation.

After moving to Maine, Cyndi and Jeff worked for the Sanford School District as special educators.

In her down time Cyndi likes to garden, cook, and bake. She and Jeff are thrilled to be grandparents and spend as much time as they can with their grandchildren. Walking with her dog Maeve, in the early hours of the morning is one of Cyndi’s favorite things to do. There is a peacefulness at that time of day!

Reggie Sargent

Sexton

Reggie has worked at St. Ann’s since 2010. Prior to becoming the parish’s sexton, Reggie worked in a textile mill in Biddeford, Maine for 31 years. He says that after working inside for so many years, it is a real treat to be outdoors all day.

Reggie is an avid gardener; he sows 60 to 70 plants —such as peas, cucumbers, string beans, zucchini — each year. He plants so many because he loves to watch them grow and because he can always find a home for what he doesn’t use.

One of Reggie’s highlights is meeting the many people who visit St. Ann’s. They come from all across the country, as well as different parts of the world. He notes that they all remark on how peaceful the grounds are and what a special place the church is.

When not working at St. Ann’s, Reggie is an active volunteer with Community Outreach Services and Community Harvest.

Reggie grew up in Saco so he is familiar with cold weather. That served him well when the Navy sent him to Antarctica!