Teresa McKinna, Vice President/CFO

Teresa McKinna has been the Vice-President/Chief Financial Officer and primary manager of Jules’ Undersea Lodge/Key Largo Undersea Park for the past fourteen years.  With her hand-picked staff, she has guided this unique eco-tourism and educational business through the economic ups and downs of the new millennium with an unwavering commitment to safety and quality of the Jules’ Undersea Lodge guest experience.  An expert scuba and freediver herself, she combines that expertise with the skills of a personnel manager, accountant, salesperson, and business strategist to run one of the world’s most unique and demanding hotels/dive operations with grace and efficiency.  With husband John, she enjoys sailing, spearfishing, diving, and kayaking the waters of the Florida Keys whenever her always-busy work schedule permits.

Sebrina Haven, Shop Manager

Sebrina Havens grew up around the Chesapeake Bay area where at a very young age she developed a lifelong passion for the water.  She swam competitively for 12 years, participating in conventional and long-distance events.   After graduating from Baltimore Culinary Institute she was employed as chef for the Harbor Branch Oceanographic 204' research vessel “The Seward Johnson” located in Fort Pierce Florida.  During her travels aboard ship she was able to fulfill many aspects of her ongoing interest in marine sciences. 
In 2009 she and husband Richard and son Riky accepted the positions of caretakers on Broad Key, an off-grid private island near Key Largo, FL.  They remained on Broad Key until the island was sold to the University of Miami, at which time the family returned to the Key Largo mainland. 

Sebrina is currently shop manager of Jules’ Undersea Lodge/Key Largo Undersea Park, specializing in retail, gear rentals, and reservations as well as providing hands-on support for overnight missions.  Her versatility, reliability, and solid work ethic are a tremendous asset to the Jules’ Undersea Lodge operation.

Rob Doyle, Mission Director

Rob is our Lead Mission Director at Jules' Undersea Lodge and has been diving for 39 years and teaching for 10 years. Rob is known for his relaxed but fun manner. Be careful, his good mood is contagious! Rob has been working in the Florida Keys for 9 years, so he knows his way around the ocean and reefs around Key Largo very well.

Rob is originally from Australia, but has traveled most of the world. He has been living and working in Key Largo since 2000.

Andy Bohl, Assistant Mission Director

Andy is our Dive Gear Specialist and Assistant Mission Director here at Jules' Undersea Lodge.   He is also a SDI and TDI Instructor trainer, TDI Trimix Instructor, TDI Advanced Wreck Instructor, ERDI Public Safety Diving Instructor, and PADI Master Instructor.   While working at KLUP/Jules’, Andy started his training to become a Fireman.  He is currently working with the Key Largo Fire Department and still maintains his position with us as our DGS and AMD. 

Phill Kaiser, Mission Director

Originally from Ohio, born in 1968 Graduate of The Ohio State University with B.S.B.A. in 1992 as Tax Specialist 5 yrs. tax experience with CPA firms and private industry 16 yrs. heavy equipment operator, class A CDL, and continuing tax/accounting duties First Discover Scuba experience in 1994, this summer being 20 yrs towards current life choice Moved to Key Largo in November 2013 to work in dive industry Obtained my PADI MSDT Instructor certification this Feb 2014 Current staffing at Sail Fish Scuba in Key Largo and Mission Director for Jules Undersea Lodge.

Rick Anderson, Mission Support Specialist

Richard Anderson was raised in a military family in Jacksonville N.C.  As a young teen he spent three years in Puerto Rico with his brother who was in the Coast Guard.  Upon returning to the United States he graduated from high school in Fort Pierce, Florida, then joined the Air Force where he traveled the U.S. and abroad during his service.  Returning to Fort Pierce he accepted a position with Florida Power & Light and other contracted companies where he worked as a lineman and underground power technician for many years.  In 2009 he and his wife Sebrina Havens and son Riky became live-in caretakers on Broad Key, an off-grid island near Key Largo, FL.  Upon the sale of Broad Key to the University of Miami, the family moved back to mainland Key Largo.  Currently Richard is employed full time with the Monroe County government.  As an experienced diver he also works part-time at Jules’ Undersea Lodge as an underwater maintenance and mission-support specialist.