Lynn moved to Carolina Beach in 1971 from Concord NC.  He began his career on the Carolina Beach Boardwalk, working at the amusements at the age of 10 before joining Britt's Donut shop at the age of 14.  Lynn graduated from John T. Hoggard High School before earning his B.S. in Computer Science from UNCW, and a Masters in Computer Science from the University of Virginia.  Lynn  has enjoyed a successful career in Software Development and Information Technology, holding senior leadership roles with companies such as CARQUEST, Nomaco, AP Exhaust, and Fujitsu.  He is currently the Chief Information Officer for Atlantic Corporation in Wilmington. Lynn was elected to Town Council in 2019 and as Mayor in 2021 and 2023.

Deb LeCompte

Mayor Pro Tem

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Deb was raised in Mount Pleasant, a small town located in Cabarrus County, North Carolina. She and her husband Butch have been married for 31 years and have three adult children a granddaughter, three rescue pups and three grand pups. Deb and her family made the decision to make Carolina Beach their home in 2003 and have never looked back. She has been a small business owner in New Hanover County for 17 years. She was a paralegal for 12 years and served our students at Ashley High School as the President of the Ashley Athletic Booster Club for seven years. Deb is a Founding board member of Pleasure Island Habitat and a board member of Pleasure Island Disaster Relief Fund. She has her real estate brokers license however is not active in this role. Deb has served town residents for many years in a volunteer capacity. Her most recent service was as Chair of the Planning and Zoning Commission and Police Advisory Committee. She has also served as a member of the Plastic Bag Ad Hoc Committee and as Chair of the Boardwalk Committee, her most recent appointment is to the Centennial Committee. Deb has a deep love for and commitment to preserving the small, hometown vibe of Carolina Beach for the enjoyment of its residents, businesses, as well as tourists. Her focus is keeping Carolina Beach a great place to live, visit and raise a family for generations to come.

Jay Healy
Council Member
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I have been married to my beautiful wife, Cyndy for 25 years, and have 3 beautiful girls that are truly amazing. I have been associated with Carolina Beach for 12 years and have seen a lot of change for the better. The past couple of years I have been associated with 4 separate committees. The Operations committee, the Police Advisory committee, the Ad-Hoc Power line committee, and the Ad-Hoc Steering committee. In my new role, I will be involved with the Harbor Commission and the Parks and Recreation Committees. Being retired, I will dedicate my time to the Town of Carolina Beach. We are all very fortunate to live on this beautiful island and I am extremely humbled to serve you.

Wayne Rouse
Council Member
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Vince Losito
Council Member
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North Carolina has been Vince's home for 28 years. Carolina Beach became his part time home in 2013, and since 2019 he has been fortunate to live full-time in Carolina Beach. Vince has a B.S. in Accounting and an MBA in Finance from St. John's University.  Vince retired after a rewarding 30+ year career of increasing responsibilities, ultimately as a Corporate Controller for a multinational consumer goods company. Since then, he has worked in Corporate Controller roles with early and mid-stage startup companies.  Each of these roles included positions on the senior leadership teams with responsibilities including developing high performing teams. Ultimately, Vince and his wife, Kim, opened their own accounting and tax business, Island Accounting and Tax (ATAX – Masonboro Commons) in 2023. Alongside running their business, Vince has dedicated time to serving on the Carolina Beach Centennial Committee, acting as CFO for both the Carolina Beach Mural Project and the Carolina Beach Police Foundation, and being an active member of the Island Men. Kim and Vince have seven amazing children who have provided them with 10 even more amazing grandchildren.  The greatest testament to the town of Carolina Beach is the joy that comes to their children and grandchildren each and every time they visit.  Carolina Beach isn’t just where they live — it’s a community they care deeply about.