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.

Alexis Adkins

Alexis Adkins

Corporate Business Office Specialist

Alexis joined Atlas Senior Living in 2019 and shortly after was promoted to Business Office Coordinator at Legacy Ridge Trussville. Alexis remained at Legacy Ridge Trussville until 2025, building strong relationships, helping ensure smooth day-today- operations, and serving residents, families, and team members. Alexis was promoted as the Business Office Specialist in June of 2025, expanding her role to support multiple Atlas communities across Florida, Georgia, and Alabama. Alexis is passionate about serving seniors and creating environments where both residents and staff can thrive.
Josie Kirchner, Wellness Director | Legacy at Savannah-Quarters

Josie Kirchner

Wellness Director

Hi! My name is Josie Kirchner, and I am the Wellness Director at Legacy at Savannah Quarters. I have been a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) for nearly eight years and began my senior living career right here at Legacy in 2020 as the Memory Care Coordinator.

Throughout my career, I have gained experience across a variety of healthcare settings, including critical care units in the hospital, a children’s crisis unit, and hospice care. I am also a certified CPR instructor and became a Certified Dementia Practitioner in 2024, continuing to expand my knowledge and passion for providing quality care.

In 2025, I was honored to be recognized as a member of the President’s Club for my high performance within the Clinical Department at Atlas Senior Living.

Outside of work, I am a proud mom of three—Christian, Aubree, and Kalani—and happily married to my husband, CJ. Our family stays busy with travel softball and All-Star cheer. In my free time, I enjoy caring for plants and bringing them back to life.

I look forward to building meaningful relationships with each of you and your loved ones.

Shamiria Nix, Lifestyle Director | Legacy at Savannah Quarters

Shamiria Nix

Lifestyle Director

I was born and raised in the small town of Pembroke, Georgia. I earned her Associate of Arts degree from East Georgia State College in December 2016, followed by a Bachelor of Science in Therapeutic Recreation from Georgia Southern University in May 2018. Shortly after, in June 2018, I became a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist (CTRS) through the National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification (NCTRS).

With a deep passion for serving others, I have dedicated my career to working with the older population. I later continued my education at Saint Leo University, where I obtained my Master’s degree in Healthcare Management in June 2022.

I have extensive experience working with individuals living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, a population I have served for over nine years. I find great joy in creating meaningful, engaging activities that enhance the quality of life for my residents. My work is especially meaningful to me, as it reminds me of my grandparents and reinforces my passion for making a difference in the lives of others.

Outside of work, you will find me spending quality time with my family and friends or baking.

Sierra Haynie, Move In Coordinator | Legacy at Savannah Quarters

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, Director of Dining Services | Legacy at Savannah Quarters

Greg Waterman

Director of Dining Services

Greg joined the Legacy team as Director of Dining Services in July 2021. He brings a diverse culinary background, with experience spanning everything from fast food to fine dining. From an early age, Greg discovered a passion for cooking and enjoys exploring a wide range of flavors, cuisines, and food cultures.

He earned an associate degree in Hospitality Management from Jamestown Business College and obtained his CDM/CFPP (Certified Dietary Manager/Certified Food Protection Professional) certification through the University of North Dakota in 2020.

Greg relocated to Savannah in 2015, where he previously served as Dietary Manager at Riverview Health and Rehabilitation. During that time, he valued building relationships with residents—learning their preferences, introducing new recipes, and hosting live cooking demonstrations. He is passionate about creating enjoyable dining experiences and sharing his love of food with others.

Patrick Weevie, Director of Building Services | Legacy at Savannah Quarters

Patrick Weevie

Director of Building Services

Hello Everyone, I’m Patrick. I was born in San Bernardino and grew up in sunny San Diego, where I discovered my lifelong talent for taking things apart and occasionally forgetting how they went back together. After high school, I joined the United States Navy in 1994 and served aboard the USS Belleau Wood in Japan. That is where I learned three valuable lessons: teamwork, problem solving, and that duct tape is stronger than most people’s emotions.

After my honorable discharge in 1998, I joined the Navy Reserves and later the National Guard, because apparently, I do not know how to take a break. In 2001, I traded ships for houses and started working in the home building industry, where I learned the power of customer service and the magic of a good tool belt.

By 2014, I found myself managing facilities for a large transportation company, keeping everything from offices to rail stations running like a well-oiled… well, something. In 2022, my family and I moved to Rincon, Georgia, and in 2025 I joined Legacy at Savannah Quarters as Director of Building Services.
If it hums, drips, clanks, or sparks, I am your guy. I bring tools, coffee, and questionable jokes wherever I go.

Kiersten Patrizzi, Business Office Coordinator | Legacy at Savannah Quarters

Kiersten Patrizzi

Business Office Coordinator

Hi everyone! My name is Kiersten Patrizzi. I am originally from Orlando, Florida but I relocated to Rincon, GA in 2020. I like to think I was born with southern hospitality. I have always valued connection, kindness, and the importance of making people feel at home. My professional background includes many years of experience as a caregiver, where I developed a deep appreciation for supporting others with patience, compassion, and respect. I also previously worked as an accountant for a logistics company, which strengthened my attention to detail and organizational skills.

My family is incredibly important to me, and I’m lucky to share a close bond with my twin sister. At home, I’m also kept company by my sweet cat, Ambrose, who never fails to brighten my day. On my downtime, I like to do anything artsy, a whole lot of self-care, and occasionally playing my guitar (which is ironically called Georgia Green).
Leah Baker, Memory Care Coordinator | Legacy at Savannah Quarters

Leah Baker

Memory Care Coordinator

My name is Leah Baker. I’m a proud mother of two children and a grandmother of two beautiful granddaughters who keep me busy, laughing, and occasionally wondering how they have so much energy. I’ve lived in Georgia for most of my adult life and have spent that time working hard, earning certifications, and building my career with dedication and discipline.

I believe learning never really stops. There’s always something new to figure out, improve, or master, and I enjoy taking on challenges that help me grow. I’m motivated, responsible, and goal-oriented, and I try to bring a positive attitude wherever I go (even on the days when the coffee hasn’t kicked in yet).

My strengths include strong communication skills, adaptability, and the ability to stay positive and get things done. I work well with others, I’m dependable, and I’m always willing to learn something new, even if it takes me a minute and a second cup of coffee.

When I’m not working, I enjoy spending time with my family, learning new things, and finding ways to keep improving myself. And like most grandmothers, I’ll admit I may be a little biased, but I’m pretty sure my granddaughters are the cutest ones around.

My short-term goal is to gain practical experience at Legacy of Savannah, a respected organization where I can continue building my skills. My long-term goal is to grow into a dependable professional who contributes value to the organization while continuing to learn, improve, and maybe even make a few people laugh along the way.

Lynell Mason, Resident Care Coordinator | Legacy at Savannah Quarters

Lynell Mason

Resident Care Coordinator

My name is Lynell Mason, and I am originally from Philadelphia, where I was raised in a family of nurses. From a young age, I was surrounded by the values of compassion and caregiving. I began volunteering as a candy striper on weekends and during the summers, which sparked my passion for healthcare early on. Growing up in foster homes, I was fortunate to be guided by two foster mothers who were both nurses, further reinforcing the path I would eventually follow.

I have always had a deep passion for caring for others. My career in healthcare officially began in 1989 as a volunteer at Einstein Hospital in Philadelphia. In 1992, I became a Certified Nursing Assistant, marking the start of a journey filled with meaningful connections, continuous learning, and hands-on experience.

As a military spouse, I had the opportunity to continue my education while living in different locations. While stationed at Fort Carson in Colorado, I enrolled at the University of Phoenix, pursuing a bachelor’s degree in healthcare administration/psychology. After relocating to Fort Stewart, Georgia, in 2014, I continued my studies and proudly completed my degree in 2019 at Strayer University.
Since then, I have worked throughout Georgia in skilled nursing and assisted living facilities, remaining dedicated to providing compassionate, high-quality care to those I serve.

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