Meet the Board
Brad Goulet
Foundation President
Michael’s "Dad", born in Biddeford Maine, and a 1978 Graduate of Maine Maritime Academy, Brad sailed 22 years in the United States Merchant Marine as Chief Engineer. Brad retired from Shipping in 2000 then spent 21 years as an Engineer and Hydro Manager for Sappi North America. He retired in 2023 and loves doing outreach work in Michael’s name.
Danielle Williams
Vice President
As Vice President of the Michael T. Goulet Foundation, Danielle Williams brings both professional expertise and personal dedication to the mission of creating safer, stronger communities. A mother of three boys, Danielle is also the proud owner of her late husband’s construction company and the principal of her own interior design firm.
While she carries many roles, her greatest passion is the outreach work of the Foundation. For Danielle, there is no greater joy than seeing a child ride down the road wearing one of the Foundation’s signature helmets—a symbol of both safety and hope. Her commitment to honoring her brother Michael’s legacy is at the heart of everything she does, blending her leadership, creativity, and compassion into meaningful impact for families across the community.
Katilyn Lambert
Board Member
Katilyn received her undergraduate from the University of Maine in 2016 with a major and business administration and a concentration in entrepreneurship. She then went on to get her MBA from Southern New Hampshire University in 2020. Upon graduation in 2016, Kate started to work as a business analyst helping to maintain a salesforce environment. She has since received several certifications and works as a senior consultant for Seaport Consulting. However, her favorite titles are wife and mother.
Kate’s passion for brain injury prevention and awareness stems from the Goulet/Williams family with whom she worked closely with while in high school. She dedicates her time and efforts to the MTG foundation in many ways and is an integral piece of the annual silent auction.
John Laliberte
Board Member
Michael’s brother-in-law was raised in Saco, Maine. After attending Thornton Academy, he graduated from Boston University in 2006. He enjoyed a 12-year professional ice hockey career that ended in 2018 after playing his final six years in Ingolstadt, Germany. Once retired from ice hockey he began a career in real estate development and is currently CEO at Reveler Development based in Portland, Maine.
Robert Faucette, MD
Board Member
Dr. Faucette is a retired Board-Certified Pediatrician, affiliated with Maine Health, and a graduate of UMASS Medical School. He has provided Pediatric care in Saco since 1982 and as Michael’s Pediatrician provided compassionate guidance as Michael was recovering from his traumatic brain injury.
Ed Bilsky, PhD
Board Member
Dr. Bilsky received a Ph.D. in Pharmacology from the University of Arizona in 1996, with a focus on opioids, pain and addiction. His laboratory conducts translational research funded through federal, state and private grants. He has published over 80 peer-reviewed publications in leading journals and presents nationally and internationally. Dr. Bilsky engages diverse audiences including medical/health-professional students, K-12 schools and the public as part of education, outreach and advocacy. He is a 2019 Mayday fellow and received the 2011 American Osteopathic Association Research Mentor of the Year Award and 2014 Patient Advocacy Award from the American Academy of Pain Medicine.
David Seder, MD
Board Member
Dr. Seder is a pulmonary/critical care physician and Director of Neurocritical Care at Maine Medical Center. A graduate of University of New Mexico he is a clinical researcher, Assistant Professor at Tufts University School of Medicine among other professional Society participations, a member of the Board of Directors of the Neurocritical Care Society. Dr. Seder cared for Michael when he was at MMC and has been a Foundation Board Member since inception.
Lauren Faeth
Board Member
I’ve had the honor of serving as a board member of the MTG Foundation, and being a past scholarship recipient—a role that deepened my passion for giving back. I am also an alumni of Saint Joseph’s College. Today, I serve my community as a nurse, volunteer firefighter, and EMT, walking beside people in some of their most difficult moments. These experiences have shown me the remarkable strength of faith, family, and community, and they continue to inspire me to do more. My journey has led me to advocate for brain injury awareness, concussion safety, and educate the community on safety and other topics close to my heart, always with the hope of being a light for others. With a heart for service and a deep love for people, I remain committed to making a lasting impact and helping build a brighter future for the MTG Foundation and community.
Noel M. Porior
Board Member
Noel is a registered nurse in the adult/pediatric special care unit at Maine Medical Center. She was honored to care for Michael and his family after his last seizure on October 2010. Noel is a summa cum laude graduate of the University of Southern Maine and a member of Sigma Theta Tau Honor Society of Nursing.