Our Team
Our leadership team at The Goldton at St. Petersburg is here to serve you, whether you need memory care or assisted living services.
Dolores Salazar
Executive Director
My name is Dolores Salazar or as some call me Lola I am the Executive Director here at The Goldton. I have worked for this community for the past 6 years; I was originally the Business Office Manager but recently got promoted by Atlas as the new Executive Director. I have lived here in St. Petersburg, FL all my life, I have 2 beautiful kids ages 9 and 13 years old. I love to spend my free time with my kids, family, and friends. I enjoy ATVing, going to amusement parks, and relaxing by the beach. I am thankful to be working with such a great team here at The Goldton at St. Petersburg.
Sales and Marketing Director
Adrian has worked in Senior Living for over 20 years. He started his career in dining as a server and also worked as a Med-tech/caregiver, Memory Care Director, and a Sales Director. Adrian was born and raised in Clearwater, FL. He has six brothers and four sisters. Adrian lived in Columbia, Maryland for a short time and in Pittsburg Maryland where he attended a trade school. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with family and friends. He also enjoys paintball, bowling and sky diving.
Business Office Coordinator
My Name is Jeni Runkle, the Business Office Manager at The Goldton in our St. Petersburg Location. I was born and raised in St. Petersburg, FL. I have worked mostly as an Office Manager, I love to learn new things and meet new people! I like spending my time outside enjoying the beautiful weather with my dog Levi and spending quality time with my family and friends! I am so excited to be a part of the Goldton Family!
Lisa Stouffer
Lifestyles Director
My name is Lisa Stouffer I have been in the senior living industry since 2006. I graduated from Ohio State University with a bachelors of science in Sports & Leisure studies. After relocating from Ohio to Florida, I joined the Goldton at St. Petersburg. My passion for working with seniors began after college while working in recreation and helping at one of the senior recreation centers. My areas of expertise focus on resident engagement and building a sense of community while providing various events and activities for our residents. When I’m not working I enjoy boating, reading, hanging at the beach, and spending time with friends and family. I am committed to providing excellence in senior care and love working for the Goldton at St. Petersburg.
Michael Thormeier
Wellness Director
Michael has been a nurse for over 10 years. He has a passion to help and assist the community in their wellness goals and to promote good health. Michael has worked in almost every aspect of nursing during his career. He brings a broad spectrum of knowledge to our community. Michael enjoys spending time with his lovely wife and his 9-year-old son. He is excited to be at The Goldton at St. Petersburg and looks forward to partnering with the residents and associates at the community.
Pete Bogdan
Director of Building Services
Pete Bogdan born in the Communist Bloc Country of Hungary, I immigrated to America at 10. I graduated from the University of Florida with a Business Degree and dedicated 15 years to operating a family-owned Assisted Living Facility in Seminole. I oversaw the Nursing, Maintenance, and Information Technology Departments. My extensive knowledge of the Long-Term Care Industry stems from my deep passion for serving others and working with my hands. In my free time, I enjoy riding my motorcycles, boating, fishing, time with friends, and family, and spending time with the love of my life Annalisa.
Community Cat
Sam belonged to one of our former residents that had passed away in early 2023. The family was unable to take the cat and he was going to have to go to a shelter. That is when we stepped in and decided to keep him as our community cat. Once Sam had free roaming of the entire building, he quickly became adored by all of the residents.
He loves going outside and sitting in the shade in the gazebo. He is often found nuzzled up with residents or napping on their laps. In April 2024 Sam got very sick and needed antibiotics and pain medicine for 10 days. He had pancreatitis. All of the resident and family members were very worried about him during that time. He made a full recovery and was ready to roam the grounds again.
Recently during a fire drill, Sam joined the residents in the gazebo as they evacuated letting everyone pet him and purring for them!
