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Thank You to Our Legends Ball Presenting Sponsor PRESENTED BY: November 6, 2018 THANK YOU TO OUR LEGENDS BALL PRESENTING SPONSOR Congratulations to Brian Flores 2018 Legends Award honoree The Hockomock Area YMCA extends our heartfelt appreciation to CVS Health for their commitment and generous support. Thank you for the incredible impact your support makes possible for all the young people and their families in our Integration Initiative. WE ARE VERY PROUD TO WELCOME YOU TO OUR 13TH ANNUAL LEGENDS BALL Good evening and welcome to our 13th annual Legends Ball. This signature event for our Hockomock Area YMCA, combined with our annual Legends Golf Classic, will raise more than $250,000 to support and embrace inclusion at our Y and in our community. The creation our Integration Initiative in 2004 was and remains our wish to respond to the needs of local children and families, providing opportunities for children, teens and young adults with disabilities to participate alongside their typically developing peers in Hockomock Area YMCA programs, activities and services. Our dreams for the Legends Ball have far exceeded our expectations since we began this annual celebration. As a result, more than 1,100 families over the last 14 years have been impacted in a way that defines our original purpose and early wish for our members and our communities. Tonight’s gathering is deeply symbolic of the culture of inclusion embraced at our Y, embraced by all of our donors, volunteers and staff. Embraced by all of you. For that, we are incredibly thankful and particularly proud. A special thank you to our presenting sponsor CVS Health. We are grateful to all of our Legends Ball sponsors acknowledged this evening and throughout the pages of this program. We could not have a Legends Ball without New England sports legends. We appreciate each of our legends who display the same passion and dedication for helping our YMCA community as they have demonstrated in their athletic careers. Their commitment results in the smiles you will see on the faces of young people tonight and throughout the year. And of course we remain continually grateful to Peter Brock for his leadership and vision. Pete has chaired the Legends Ball since its inception. This evening we honor New England Patriots Coach Brian Flores with our Legends Award, presented annually to a New England sports legend for accomplishments on the field coupled with commitment to giving back off the field. Brian’s commitment to this cause and to his family is profound. Brian’s younger brother Christopher is an active participant on our Integration Initiative. Their relationship constantly reminds us of what is most important in life and why inclusion is at the heart of what defines us as people and members of a society based on values and ideals. Brian played linebacker for the Boston College Eagles from 1999 to 2003. In 2004, he joined the New England Patriots as a scout before becoming a coach in 2008. His career with the Patriots and his ascension to this year’s defensive play caller is indicative of Brian’s tremendous character, drive and commitment to excellence. Brian Flores is a role model to all the young people he meets and influences and all of us at the Hockomock Area YMCA are proud to call him a friend. The real stars of this evening, as they are each year, are the young people who benefit year round from the funds raised. Every day these amazing young people and their families will be reminded of your commitment to inclusion and community. Thank you for joining us, helping honor Brian Flores, and for making our Integration Initiative a nationally recognized model for inclusion and respect. The generosity displayed this evening and every year is not only a generosity of funds, but a generosity of spirit that reflects our collective devotion to enhancing the quality of life for us all. Chair, Board of Directors President, Hockomock Area YMCA 13 th Annual Legends Ball 3 13TH YEAR CELEBRATION Cocktail Reception and Silent Auction Welcome Mary Clermont Hockomock Area YMCA Board of Directors Introduction of Legends and Escorts Butch Stearns and Bob Socci Greetings Peter Brock, Chairman Legends Ball Legends Award Honoree Brian Flores Remarks from the President Ed Hurley Hockomock Area YMCA Dinner Testimonial Sue Cashin, Luke Cashin and Chris Gibbons HAY Harmony Impact a Life Appeal Jeff Dufficy Hockomock Area YMCA Board of Directors Video “Our Wish” Live Auction Peter Brock and Rob Ninkovich 4 hockymca.org INCLUSION OPPORTUNITY IMPACT INTEGRATION INITIATIVE AT THE HOCKOMOCK AREA YMCA Our Hockomock Area YMCA’s Integration Initiative continues to provide unique, innovative and impactful opportunities for children, teens and young adults with special needs and their families. The Integration Initiative was created to meet an emerging need in the communities we serve, recognizing the importance of supporting children with special needs and their families, nurturing a community of inclusion at our YMCA and the community at large. Since 2004, more than 1,100 children and families have participated in our Initiative. Many participants have grown up in the program and families continue to look to our Y to provide more opportunities as children transition into the challenges of young adulthood. The following programs offer environments for social growth, relationship building and the comfort in knowing the Y is here for families. THE VIP CLUB (VOLUNTEERING THROUGH INCLUSIVE PARTNERSHIPS) The VIP Club, introduced in 2016, meets weekly and provides opportunities for Integration Initiative participants over the age of 17 to learn about volunteering at our Y and within the community. NEW HORIZONS SUMMER CAMP Created in 2011, New Horizons is an inclusive camp for youth with special needs, designed to provide modifications and added support through smaller staff ratios. New Horizons campers are fully integrated into our traditional day camp. Our camps strive to help each camper build positive relationships, social skills and be fully integrated participants no matter their ability. HAY HARMONY HAY Harmony is a monthly gathering of youth with and without disabilities who participate together in games and activities in the pool enjoying great social interaction in a fun and stimulating environment. UNIFIED SPORTS We offer unified teams in basketball and flag football comprised of youth with and without disabilities. Teams enjoy the experience of traveling to state tournaments, including playing at both Gillette and Harvard Stadiums. In the past years our teams have garnered many Gold and Silver medals, bringing pride and joy to the athletes and their families. INCLUSIVE GOLF TEAM Our Integrated Golf Team provides opportunities for individuals with and without disabilities from age 13 through adulthood to learn and enjoy the game of golf, a lifetime activity. Participants enjoy clinics at TPC Boston and participate in their own weekly summer golf league hosted by The Links at Mass Golf. 13 th Annual Legends Ball 5 THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT WHICH PROVIDES HOPE AND OPPORTUNITIES AT OUR Y FOR OUR PARTICIPANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES 6 hockymca.org THANK YOU Our Legends events are made possible through the generous support from the following Hockomock Area YMCA volunteers, friends, and sponsors. LEGENDS BALL LEGENDS BALL LEGENDS GOLF STEERING COMMITTEE AUCTION COMMITTEE COMMITTEE Peter Brock Alice Conroy Peter Brock Tara Goodwin Frier Kate Cunningham Joe Andruzzi Emily Hayes Pam Dufficy Rich Brady Paul Lenahan Erin Earley Wally Cekala Gerry Lorusso Cheryl Farley Steve Doherty Meg Mahoney Sue Hurley Brian Earley Margrette Mondillo Meg Mahoney Dan Kennedy Roxanne Richard Valerie Milley Steve King Donna Spigarolo Eric Ledbetter Jeff Mann Bart Munro Mark Nowosielski Tim O’Neill THANK YOU TO THIS EVENING’S INTEGRATION INITIATIVE ESCORTS Ben Akell Mike McCarthy Daniel Bortolotti John McGonagle Shawn Bouchard Erin McLaughlin Nic Calnan Doug McNulty Tommy Carpenter Kelsey Money Matthew Cobb Matt O’Neil Martin Conroy Kevin Prior Danny Deschenes Ben Ragazzo Liam Farley Bailey Robertson Christopher Flores Andrew Salguero Chris Gibbons Brian Santos Dennis Gilreath Peter Willis Meaghan Hussey 13 th Annual Legends Ball 7 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS PRESENTING SPONSOR GOLD SPONSORS SPECIAL RECOGNITION SILVER SPONSORS 2018 PROGRAM SPONSORS LOGAN & KARA DEVIN & MICHELLE MANKINS MCCOURTY CHILDREN’S CHAMPION SPONSORS ANONYMOUS FRIEND Dufficy Enterprises Inc. 8 hockymca.org THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS IMPACT A LIFE APPEAL SPONSOR ESCORT SPONSORS ROXANNE RICHARD & PHIL SIKORA WINE WALL SPONSOR INCLUSION SPONSORS THE CLERMONT FAMILY Triad Pizza FRIEND SPONSORS BILL & TINA BELANGER VICTORIA LECHNER & Roseann & Bill MICHAEL LALLY Napolitano 13 th Annual Legends Ball 9 2018 LEGENDS AWARD HONOREE Brian Flores New England Patriots, 2004 – Present, Linebackers Coach The Legends Award is presented annually to a New England sports legend for their accomplishments on the field coupled with their commitment to giving back off the field. Past recipients are Andre Tippett, Steve Grogan, Joe Andruzzi, Matt Light, Rick and Dick Hoyt, Peter Brock, Nate Solder, Devin McCourty, Tim Fox, Rob Ninkovich and Matthew Slater. Our Y is proud and honored to present New England Patriots Coach Brian Flores with our 2018 Legends Award. Brian attended Boston College and majored in English while playing for the Eagles. As a linebacker from 1999 – 2003, Flores finished his senior season with 106 tackles (66 solo, 40 assists). He was part of four bowl-winning teams with BC and in 2003 was a member of the Big East All-Academic Team. Brian earned a bachelor’s degree in English and a master’s degree in Administrative Studies. In 2004, Flores joined the Patriots as a scouting assistant. He has been an offensive assistant, a defensive assistant, and the safeties coach before taking over the linebackers job in 2016. Brian has earned three Super Bowl Championship rings. Brian Flores grew up in Brooklyn, New York and is the second of five sons to parents Raul and Maria.
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