Driving Miss Daisy

Maura McKenna - Wellington Franchise Owner

I have called Wellington home since moving from Palmerston North in 2002 to further my career in accountancy.  In this field I worked with clients in the not-for-profit and commercial business sectors, as well as leading a team of other accountants.

I have been happily married to Terry for 25 years and we have three sons.  In my spare time I keep fit by playing squash, running and walking my dog Tess, a border collie. I also love to relax with a good book.

I was attracted to Driving Miss Daisy as a business to develop friendly client relationships and to provide a service of great value to ensure “We’re there for you.” 

Tel: (04) 478 5535

Mob: 021 215 3014

Email: wgtn@drivingmissdaisy.co.nz

Anne - Wellington Franchise Driver

Hi my name is Anne. I have lived in Karori for over 30 years. I am married to Richard and have five adult children. My work background was in accounting related work. My interests are in my family, friends, sport, food and wine. I enjoy meeting and helping people, and after ferrying my children around for years, I also enjoy driving.

Louise - Wellington Franchise Driver

My name is Louise and I'm a driver for Driving Miss Daisy. I live in Tawa with my husband Kerry and have 3 adult children. I enjoy meeting people and consider this to be a great service. My previous employment was working at the Chelsea Club, which is a daycare for people with Alzheimer/Dementia related illnesses and I have been able to transfer my skills to this new role. My hobbies include travel, music and social get togethers with friends and family.  Please note my qualifications to date:

• NZQA - Dementia Care
• Age Concern Wellington - Elder Abuse & Neglect Service
• A.C.E - Core Programme
• A.C.E - Dementia Series

Graham - Wellington Franchise Driver

My name is Graham and I've been driving with Driving Miss Daisy since August 2010. I'm Australian by birth but I've been living in New Zealand for many years. My family are back in Australia and one day I'll join them but in the meanwhile I have been living in Karori for 16 years. Prior to coming on board with DMD I had driven taxis in Wellington for 9 years. I've chosen to become a Miss Daisy driver because of the need I see in Wellington for a transport company that specialises in transporting the elderly and disabled members of the community.