Our Team

Marcus Briscoe, Executive Director | Legacy at Savannah Quarters

Marcus Briscoe

Executive Director

Marcus was born and raised in Grenada, Mississippi to two traveling ministers. He spent multiple years traveling from state to state with family before enlisting with the United States Marines immediately after high school in Chicago, Illinois . Marcus spent the next eight years as an infantryman completing multiple tours in Iraq and other parts of the Middle East with the Marines Corps until 2008. He soon transitioned to the US Army as an artilleryman, where he spent an additional eight years serving overseas. From there he managed multiple resorts and hotels throughout the East Coast before diving into the healthcare field as an Executive Director for several communities.

Marcus has spent the better part of his life caring for and serving others; from the military to healthcare, his passion is people. His ultimate commitment, to providing the elderly with quality care as they lead happy lives, is his duty. He has two wonderful children, Makiyah and Alex. When he’s not working, he enjoys cooking, good music and exploring the city. Marcus believes in leading by example and enjoys being “in the mix” of the happenings of the community. He looks forward to meeting and working closely with all the families, engaging with every resident, and pushing the staff to usher in a brighter future for the entire community.

Sherri Long, Sales and Marketing Director | Legacy at Savannah Quarters

Sherri Long

Sales & Marketing Director

My name is Sherri Long and I have been in the senior living industry since 2016. My passion for caring for others started at a young age. I was raised by my selfless and loving Grandmother, while she also cared for my Mother that was ill. She taught me that you should live the Golden Rule and that people will always remember how you make them feel. It is my goal every day to make sure our seniors know that they are cared for, respected and most of all loved! I was born and raised in the Savannah area. I attended Armstrong Atlantic State University following high school where I graduated with a Bachelors Degree in Health Administration.

I later went back to school and attended Savannah Technical College, where I graduated with an Associates Degree in Business Management with a concentration in Human Resources. My experience in senior living includes being a part of a team that opened a new community in the area as the Business Office Manager. I later moved into a sales and marketing role and was at that community for 6 years.

I most recently was the Director of Admissions and Marketing for a near by skilled nursing and assisted living community. That role allowed me to expand my knowledge and learn so much about the skilled nursing side of senior living! In my free time I like to read, go to the beach, country music concerts, Savannah Ghost Pirates games and spend time with my family and 2 dogs, Ollie and Willow

Danielle Boles Business Office Coordinator

Danielle Boles

Business Office Coordinator

Born in Frankfort, Germany, and raised in Pirmasens, Danielle grew up with two solid beliefs: everyone has value, and grandmas are basically the world’s best life coaches (and snack providers). After moving to the U.S., she had the pleasure of caring for her own grandmothers, which turned out to be her accidental gateway into senior care—turns out, she was meant for this.
 
Danielle graduated Summa Cum Laude from Southern New Hampshire University with a major in Psychology, a minor in Social Psychology, and a slight obsession with learning (if coffee counts as a subject). She’s also a proud member of the National Society of Leadership and Success, which sounds very fancy, and it kind of is (when she’s not singing off-key or attempting DIY projects).

When Danielle isn’t working or studying (yes, she’s that person who actually likes learning), she’s hanging out with her kids and granddaughter, Wynter. She enjoys cooking, singing like a pop star in the shower (no one’s listening, right?), and trying to tackle Pinterest-level DIYs—though most of her creations could qualify as “Pinterest disasters.” Danielle speaks some Pidgin, Twi, Spanish, and is currently adding Igbo to her collection of “languages she can kind of fake her way through.”
Josie Kirchner, Wellness Director | Legacy at Savanna Quarters

Josie Kirchner

Wellness Director

Hi! My name is Josie Kirchner, and I am the new Wellness Director for Legacy at Savannah Quarters. I have been an LPN for almost 6 years, and I actually started my Senior Living career right here at Legacy as the Memory Care Coordinator. Prior to this, I have dabbled in a variety of healthcare fields.

I have worked in Critical Care units at the hospital, at a Children’s Crisis Unit, and Hospice. I have three children: Christian, Aubree, and Kalani. We are a travel softball, and All Star Cheer family! I look forward to building individual relationships with each of you and your loved ones.

Shamiria Nix, Memory Care Lifestyle Director | Legacy at Savannah Quarters

Shamiria Nix

Memory Care Lifestyle Director

Shamiria Nix was born in Savannah, Ga and raised in the small town of Pembroke, Ga. She is the youngest of 6 siblings – 3 brothers and 2 sisters. Shamiria received her Associates of Arts from East Georgia State College in December 2016. She received her Bachelor of Science in Therapeutic Recreation from Georgia Southern University in May of 2018. And in June of 2018, she became a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist through the NCTRS. Helping those who can’t help themselves has always been something that has been a passion of hers. And being able to work with the residents here at Legacy brings back memories of her grandparents and why working with this population is so rewarding. Shamiria has been working with the Alzheimer’s population for seven years and absolutely adores her residents and keeping them engaged in activities. When Shamiria is not at work, she enjoys spending time with husband Nate and daughter Natalie, baking, and designing shirts with her Cricut.

Sierra Haynie Move In Coordinator

Sierra Haynie

Move In Coordinator

Hi Legacy at Savannah Quarters! I’m Sierra, originally from Baltimore, Maryland—home of crab cakes and unpredictable weather. I stumbled into my passion for helping seniors over a decade ago while volunteering… and never looked back (turns out, they’re way cooler than most people my age).

I got my start in Activities, where I put my creativity to work and quickly learned that bingo is serious business. My journey’s taken me from Maryland to Florida and now Georgia—thanks to my husband’s career and a few moving boxes. In July 2024, we welcomed our daughter Emma (aka the new boss of the house), and I also spend my downtime being walked by our two pups, Chase the Frenchie and Bailey the Lab.
When I’m not working or mom-ing, you’ll probably find me daydreaming about a Caribbean beach or actually booking a trip there.
Greg Waterman, Dining Services Director | Legacy at Savannah Quarters

Greg Waterman

Director of Dining Services

Greg joined the Legacy team as Director of Dining Services in January 2022. Throughout his career, he has worked in many restaurants, from fast food to fine dining and everything in between. From an early age he learned that he loved to cook and experiment with different food tastes and cultures. 

He is a graduate of Jamestown Business College with an associates degree in Hospitality Management, and recently obtained his CDM/CFPP (Certified Dietary Manager/Certified Food Protection Professional) license from the University of North Dakota.

Greg moved to Savannah in 2015, where he had been the Dietary Manager at Riverview Health and Rehabilitation in the years prior. He really enjoyed the time he got to spend talking with the residents, finding out their food preferences, likes, and dislikes, occasionally showing them new recipes, and doing live cooking demos. He loves to share his passion for food with everyone. 

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