On a Personal Note

Cedrick Maxwell & Tom…not on the court!

Cedrick Maxwell and Tom

Cedrick Maxwell seeks basketball pointers from Tom…well, maybe not.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Seems like Yesterday

Tom & Lyn Celebrate 40 yrs of wedded bliss!

Lyn and I grew up in North Andover, were high school classmates, and were graduation partners back in the N Andover Class of 1966.  Though we knew each other (it was a small school…we knew everyone!) we didn’t begin to date until we were in college – Lyn at U Mass and I at Springfield College.

Despite my mother’s wish to have us wait until I earned my doctorate, we married between my Junior and Senior year. 

I never did get the doctorate, but I snagged my life partner and have enjoyed “maturing” with my best friend.  Forty years – I better take her on one heck of a vacation!

Lyn Tri’s Hard

Tom’s wife, Lyn, competed in the New York City Triathlon this July.  Her accomplishment meant a lot to her as she had to face her fears to conquer the course.  She swam a mile in the Hudson River, rode her bike for 25 miles on the Henry Hudson Parkway, and then ran 6.2 miles in Central Park.  Her story is a great example of how wonderful it is to step out of your comfort zone and take on a task that you’ve never done before! Lyn’s Story.

 

Thanks Kat

This summer we welcomed to our staff college intern, Kaitlyn Foley.  “Kat” is a senior at Salem State College where she is studying business management with a concentration in Entrepreneurship.

Kat worked with our administrative staff members, Cindy Campbell and Janice Otis.  Kat is a very fast learner and  proved herself to be a great addition to our team!

On a Personal Note…a blog, In the Long Run.

 

Kona…the World Championship Ironman!


In October 2007, Tom swam 2.4 miles, biked 112 miles, and ran 26.2 miles to complete Ironman Hawaii in Kona, Hawaii. Read about his adventure in Tom’s Ironman Journal.
..or check out this slide show.

TREK USA

In May 2004, Tom was a member of a team of ten TREK USA runners, accompanied by their capable support crew that ran 3,372 miles, through 12 states in 24 days in a relay-style format to benefit five children’s charities. This San Francisco to Boston run raised over $300,000 for children’s charities. Read the daily log of their adventure.