COA CH DANNY PO R T E R

37 Years of InspirationTURN I N G PO I N T S C HOO L

Dear Coach Porter,

You were an inspiration to us-from jog-a-thon to volleyball, from hoop-a-thonto field day-thank you for giving us your time and your passion, and teaching us to love sports.

Here are some inspirational words from Yogi Berra to take with you in your future endeavors:

“When you come to a fork in the road, take it.”“It ain’t over ‘til it’s over.”

“Thank you for making this day necessary.”

ZOE & ZAK LEVINE AND FAMILY

Danny,

Words are insufficient to describe our heartfelt appreciation for everything

you have done at Turning Point.

Your guidance and inspiration have brought out the

very best from our children.

We wish you years of happiness and good health.

LINDA, DAVID, NATASHA & CHELSEA ELLIS

Danny, volleyball maven and coach extraordinaire —

You're an inspiration, a mentor, an enthusiastic coach and fine friend.

We're proud to have had you in our lives.Loads of thanks and best of luck always.

JULIE, MARTY AND MELANIE BARKAN

Individual commitment to a group effort – that is what makes a team work, a company work, a society work, a civilization work.

Vince Lombardi

Coach,

Thank you for your commitment to our kids, our teams, and our community.

We love you and will miss you!

THE FADEL FAMILY

“To the world you may be just somebody,

but to somebody you may just be the world.”

- Author Unknown

Porter – Thank you for being the world to so many of us – students and parents alike.

We wish you nothing but happiness in your new adventures.

THE GODGES FAMILY

We are so excited for you!

Best wishes on Phase 2.

Love,

THE SIMMONS FAMILY

“Coaching is a profession of love. You can’t coach people unless you love them.”

- Eddie Robinson

Thanks, Coach, for teaching all of us about more than just the game.

We have great memories of our many years with you and wish you health and happiness in your retirement.

We will miss you.

Love,

NAT, NICOLE, KATHY AND CHARLIE TOPPINO

Coach Porter,You’ve been a wonderful volleyball coach! I will miss you so much, but enjoy your travels.

I hope to see you sometime soon. You have taught me many things, like how to play volleyball,and I will miss your great teaching skills.

Best wishes,LAUREN A. SIEGEL

Dear Coach Porter,You’ve been a great presence in my life since I was three years old.

I have enjoyed your coaching for all my life and it’s a shame that you are leaving. Have fun on your trips.

ALEX SIEGEL

Dear Coach Porter,You were the best coach ever. I’ll miss you in 2nd grade. I hope I can see you again,

like on the beach or at the Marathon.

Love,MATTHEW SIEGEL

Congratulations Coach Porter!

Your dedication to teaching has had a tremendous influence on our children and has played a huge part in

our family’s outstanding Turning Point experience.

Thank you for introducing our children and so many other Turning Point students to physical fitness and competitive sports.

You will be missed.

STEVE, KIMBERLY, DEREK & NIKKI FREED

Coach Porter

In 1996, I arrived at Turning Point just about to turn three

and not sure about trying anything new, particularly when it came to

sports. During my ten years at Turning Point, you really encouraged

me to try my best. Whether it was field hockey, running the

mile (uggh), or shooting baskets for Hoopathon, you always

were an enthusiastic but demanding coach. The payoffs have

been big – being a member of the Turning Point Volleyball Team

when they won the Pacific Basin League Championship in 2005-2006

is an experience that I will always remember. It was hard work

(and you did yell) but the thrill of working with that team

was very special. It showed me that working hard has big rewards!

Today, as I compete on the Marlborough Equestrian Team

and helped them win their very first league championship,

I still remember many of the things you taught me about

staying focused, trying hard, and what it means to be

a member of a team. Thank you for being a great coach.

Good Luck in your new adventures.

Love,

MARISSA VITALE

“The one thing that matters is the effort.”

Antoine de Saint-Exupery

“You may say he’s a dreamer but he’s not the only one

I hope some day we can join him and the world will be one.”John Lennon, circa 1971

THE MIKES AND ALICIA LUDIN, TURNING POINT 1996-2004

Coach Porter was one of the greatest teachers I’ve ever had on and off the field. He was always there to tell anyone they could do anything

if they only tried and gave it their all. He could make anyone feel instantly happy and always had a smile at the end of the day. He will be missed by all at Turning Point

now and from the past. I am sure he will have a terrific experience traveling around the world and taking some much needed time for other great adventures!

Thank you for everything, Coach Porter, and for helping so many of us reach our greatest potential.

CARL T. LYON ’97

John Wooden, a hero of yours, is well know for his definition of success: “Success is peace of mind, which is a direct result of self-satisfaction

in knowing you made the effort to become the best that you are capable of becoming.”

I consider you to be the finest coach of all time (finer than Wooden) because of your change to Wooden’s definition of success: “Success is HAVING FUN,

which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you made the effort to become the best that you are capable of becoming.”

Words cannot express how thankful I am that you enabled me to meet, play with, compete with, and HAVE FUN with my heroes (Rob, Kevin, Rio and you to name a few).

It has filled me with a confidence that I continue to take with me into every aspect of my life.

Thank you Porter.

MIKE SLOAN

I must credit Danny Porter for sparking my initial interest in athletics and fitness. As a member of Danny’s 5th and 6th grade teams twelve years ago, I learned to feel comfortable

in sports and more confident in myself. I am very grateful to Danny for his unconditional encouragement both on and off of the court and for his persistent love for Turning Point students.

Danny, Turning Point will never be the same without you.

Congratulations on this next chapter of your life!

-ALEXA RABIN

I am so thankful for you, Danny, as I know that you always encouraged me to excel in everything,no matter how important it was to me. You helped me develop and establish a competitiveness

that has not only helped me thrive in athletics, but life as well.

Danny, congratulations on this next step in life, Turning Point and I will forever be thankful.

-HARRIS RABIN

Dear Coach Porter,

Thank you so much for all of the wonderful years of great athletic education. You have helped us to achieve great success in sports! We have a life long love of volleyball—thanks to you!

We wish you all the best on your new adventures.

Love,

SHELBY AND SHANE GUSSMAN

“A day of toil, an hour for sport,But for a friend is life too short.”

– Ralph Waldo Emerson

With grateful thanks for all the encouragement,

ERAENA, YASUKO AND NICK VALERY

It’s official!

The Turning Point Tornados have been downgraded to

a large gust of wind after Coach Porter’s retirement!

We will miss you!

Wishing you all the best,

LINDA, CARLY AND JARED ROSENBERG

Arrivederci Coach Porter!

Bon Voyage – you will be greatly missed.

WILLOUGHBY THOM AND FAMILY

Wishing you the very best, Coach Porter.

TEAM MOODY

“Children will not remember youfor the material things you provided

but for the feeling that you cherished them.”

(By G. Sweet)

Love and best wishes in your retirement.

THE FLOYD FAMILY (RACHEL & JACQUELYN)

Danny, I want to wish you good luck, I hope you have lots of fun in Europe. Maybe you'll go to a soccer game! We did lots of sports and one thing I really liked, “Capture the Flag!”

We went to a Dodger game. I liked your mustache. It was cool! You are one good, tough teacher and a good friend!

YOUR FRIEND, WILLY MONTGOMERY

Dear Danny, You made me feel like a super Jock! Thanks. LOVE, JENIFER NOYES

Thank you, Danny, for playing a very important part in my life. You took me on my first camping trip. You taught me how to play and love sports. I will always remember you. Enjoy your retirement!

LOVE, PATRICK TWEEDIE

“Sports serve society by providing vivid examples of excellence.” – George F. Will

Thank you for decades of excellence.

THE KITAJ FAMILY

Even though Coach Porter is totally and completely committed to winning,

he always puts having fun and sportsmanship first.

We learned to love sports (especially volleyball and basketball)

at Turning Point thanks to Coach Porter.

ANNA AND REBECCA FEUER

Dear Coach Porter,

Thank you so much for being the best coach ever!

From my great memories of learning volleyball from you and your great support, I will remember you forever.

Even thought I will miss you so much, I hope you have a fantastic time.

You have taught me so much over the past seven, wonderful years.

Thank you!

ASHLEY BAO

Coach Porter:Below is an excerpt from Dr. Seuss’s Oh, the Place You’ll Go! We thought that it says it all!

We will miss you and wish you the best on your next adventure.ALEK & LUKAS BERG

Oh, the Places You'll Go!

Congratulations!

Today is your day.

You're off to Great Places!

You're off and away!

You have brains in your head.

You have feet in your shoes

You can steer yourself

any direction you choose.

You’re on your own. And you know what you know.

And YOU are the guy who’ll decide where to go.

You’ll look up and down streets. Look ’em over with care.

About some you will say, “I don’t choose to go there.’

With your head full of brains and your shoes full of feet,

you’re too smart to go down any not-so-good street.

And you may not find any

you’ll want to go down.

In that case, of course,

you’ll head straight out of town.

It’s opener there

in the wide open air.

Out there things can happen

and frequently do

to people as brainy

and footsy as you.

And when things start to happen,

don't worry. Don’t stew.

Just go right along.

You’ll start happening too.

OH!

THE PLACES YOU’LL GO!

As you move on to new, fun things,We offer you our heartfelt thanks,

And hope for you the best life brings,For what you’ve given to our ranks.

You’ve taught them rules and how to play,That playing well requires work,To win or lose in gracious way,And never stoop to be a jerk.

The tools and knowledge you have given,To compete, yet enjoy sports,

Are skills our kids will take with them,Beyond the fields and courts.

You helped them learn to share and shine,You helped them to value fair play,

But no excuse to quit or whine,When some calls don’t go their way.

What to be a trusted team-mate takes,And a worthy opponent too,This, a better person makes,

It’s what’s required to get them through.

As they move on down life’s trail,You’ve helped our children to learn why,

That the only way to fail,Is to fail to simply try.

For all this we need to say,’til our paths will cross again.All these years and past today,In our hearts you will remain.

Farewell to Coach Porter

THE GONZALES FAMILY

Dear Coach Porter,

You have truly been an inspiration to me. You have taught me how to be not only an excellent athlete, but a great person as well. You have been my coach ever since the 1st grade and will always be my favorite coach. Your volleyball skills and techniques have made me the volleyball player I am today

and P.E. workouts were always a blast and got me into shape while having fun. Coach Porter, your passion about working out and athletics has given me an appreciation for sports.

I would not have been involved in sports if it was not for you. You introduced me to my favorite sports, that I continue to compete in even today, and made them so enjoyable that

I have been able to find the fun in even the worst of activities (like running) because I know it will make me a better athlete.

Basically, I just want to say a big thank you for all of this, you are the reason for my love of sports. So thanks!

Love,NATHALIE SIMON

Simply CoachIn the face of devastating odds – what keeps a man trying?

Those that can reach down into their souls and bring back that which is true, honest, beyond this world’s grasp – inspire nations and drive passion…

But what visionary holds the answer to this place?Men jaded by this world – loose the ability to bend nature’s rules…Spirits rot from daily grinds and shepherds leave flocks for gold…

Who is left to inspire the heart and teach these mystical lessons of life…Who among these mortals dare challenge this world’s mediocrity?

They simply call them Coach…– Robert Sellers

Dear Coach Porter,

You always inspired the hearts of our children.

Love, BRIAN, BENNETT AND BRENDA GROSS

Coach, the first thing I’d like to say is that I am very, very lucky. I am so lucky because I have had the opportunity to be taught by a tremendous coach like you.

I am very happy for you that you will be experiencing some new and amazing things. Traveling with Jenna will be fun for you, I know. Although I am going to miss you terrible,

I will always remember, and cherish the moments we’ve shared. I still have the memory of you teaching me my first overhand serve.

I still have the memories of you introducing yourself on my very first day of school, camp, bringing your watermelon on completely random days,

and I remember all the hugs you have given me! These are things I’ll never forget. Good luck in the future, remember to visit!

All my love,

ELSIE ROSE HEWITT

“There are as many reasons for running as there are days in the year, years in my life. But mostly I run because I am an animal and a child, an artist and a saint.

So, too, are you. Find your own play, your own self-renewing compulsion, and you will become the person you are meant to be.”

– George Sheehan

Dear Coach Porter:

The enthusiasm and spirit you put into interactions with your students, colleagues and fellow Turning Point parents was clear to us from our first meeting with you.

From this impression we knew that this core of who you are would flow down to our child – whether it be directly from you or from one of the wonderful coaches you supported. As strong believers in the importance of athletics to children’s development, we are so

very sad to see you leave! However, we wish you the very best in all that you do and encounter.

Thank you for all your contributions to the school.

With best wishes,ANNE, KEVIN & LUKE (AGE 4) WAEHNER

Dear Coach Porter,

Thank you for being such an inspiration. You have always made time to let me know

that it’s not about size but about attitude and determination…and FUN!

These lessons will stick with me for a lifetime and I so greatly appreciate it.

We hope your travels and future endeavors bring you much happiness.

AVERY POWELL

Coach Porter,

We’re really going to miss you.

You’re a great coach!

We wish you happy and safe travels.

JULIETTE, MATTHEW & THE POPE FAMILY

For more than 30 years,From children to grandchildren,

From Stoner Park to Yosemite to Turning Point,Thank you, Coach Porter,

from three generations of the Pokress Family.

STEVE, SELMA, CHARLES, DAVID, KELLY, SAM & HENRY POKRESS

Thank you for allowing every child to shineFor being fair, wise and fine.

For giving all your bestAnd bringing out lots of fun and zest.We’ll remember you for a long time

And how hard we tried to make this rhyme.Goodbye and Farewell

Keep us close in your cell.We will miss you.

THE MASHIAN FAMILY

Dear Coach Porter,

Enjoy your new adventure.We are wishing you the very best.

With all of our love,

THE FRIEDLANDERS

Dear Coach Porter,We can’t thank you enough for the wonderful influence you’ve been on Alex and Olivia. Thanks for teaching our daughters the true meaning of teamwork and sportsmanship. Thanks for teaching them how to compete, to win and to lose with humility and grace.

The life lessons you’ve shared with our kids will continue to guide them and your spirit will endure at Turning Point always.

We wish you great joy and adventure on your next journey!

LOVE, CHRIS AND BRENDA

Coach Porter,Thank you for caring for all of us and always putting us kids first. Good luck in the future. I’ll miss you!!

LOVE, OLIVIA LOPES

Coach Porter,Thank you for everything! I’ll miss you. Have fun going to Hawaii and I hope you come visit.

-ALEX LOPESP.S. Bump, set, spike!

Dear Coach,

I thank you for introducing me to sports and helping me to find my passion. When I was three you gave me a red

plastic hockey stick. This led me to playing for ten years. In all sports at school,

I always did my best with your support.

Congratulations and happy retirement!

Love,CALLUM BEALS

James A. Michener once said:“You never truly leave a place or person you love,

part of them you take with you, leaving a part of yourself behind.”

Coach Porter,

If it was not for you, I would never have realized my love of working with children

nor my passion for sports. I will always rememberthose Friday afternoon drives to the “Y”

and stopping by Foster Freeze, beach volleyball games, and most of all, just the little moments throughout the day

that were the most meaningful.

RAEYE DANIEL & FAMILY

To Coach Danny Porter,

It’s been our personal pleasure knowing “you” on this Turning Point path. You worked the winds of change for many terrific Tornados as any great storm chaser would.

We have had some of our favorite days at Turning Point, because of you; the Sato Volleyball Clinic, Dr. Billauer’s U.S. Soccer Talk, Eric Piatkowski’s Basketball Clinic, Billauer/Treivush Basketball Camp, Yosemite, Jog-a-thons, dancing the Ritz, your new gym,

Loy Vaught, Jeremy’s lacrosse clinic and attempting a golf team for Jeffrey. We always felt supported by you. You’ve made an especially huge mark on this community

and you will forever stand as “The Champion of Great Sports Character.” This campus will not be the same without you, yet your spirit will exist as one

of the most important and finest contributions to this school. Every alumnus fortunate and privileged enough to have experience your wisdom is forever richer.

WE LOVE YOU!

Sincerely,MADONNA, MICHAEL, JEREMY AND JEFFREY BILLAUER

Dear Coach Porter,

Thank you for establishing the Turning Point Athletic Department!

We have fond memories of the Jog-a-thon at the old Turning Point site. You’ve brought

us a long, long way since then. Both Bobby and Stevie enjoyed the summer camps for a combined

total of 19 summers!

We wish you all the best!

STEVIE, BOBBY, JON AND CAROL ELLIS

Coach PorterOptimisticA Big HeartCourteousHappyPerseveranceOrganizedReally niceToughExperiencedResponsible

HANNAH KLEIN

Coach Porter,

Thank you for making us feel welcome!

Love,

THE MARTIN-RESNICK FAMILY

SCOTT GLADSTONE (CLASS OF ’95) AND

ERIC GLADSTONE (CLASS OF ’99)

Coach Porter,

We Seewack’s all feel extremely lucky, and truly grateful that Austin and Tara were able to experience the one and only Coach Porter as their coach at

Turning Point, primary through middle school.

Your big heart, passion for athletics, along with your dedication to teaching the importance of being a team player, is what makes your coaching so unique, filling our kids

with a tremendous sense of pride and team sprit.

Tara will always remember the incredible experience of being a player on the 2006/2007-championship volleyball team.

You will forever be The one and only Coach Porter!

THE SEEWACK FAMILYDAVE-ROBIN-AUSTIN-TARA

“When the spirit of people is strong, focused and vibrant, wonderful things happen!”– Harrison Owen

Thank you for helping us create strong & vibrant children…now you get to sit back and enjoy the wonderful things that are sure to come your way!

With deep gratitude and warmest wishes for a fulfilling retirement,

KELSEY GEISER, DONNA SCHWEERS & TOM GEISER

Dear Coach Porter,

Thank you for seven wonderful years at T.P. Without your unwavering encouragement

and support I would not be the person/athlete I am today. Wishing you lots of luck in your future adventures.

We will miss you very much!

SAM OSBORNE AND CAROL JEFFERS

Congratulations!Today is your day.

You’re off to Great Places!You’re off and away!

You have brains in your head.You have feet in your shoes.You can steer yourself

any direction you choose.You’re on your own. And you know what you know.And YOU are the guy who’ll decide where to go.

Oh, the Places You’ll Go!By Dr. Seuss

Wishing you the best as you enjoy the adventures ahead of you!

THE GRISWOLD FAMILY

Dear Coach Porter,

I wrote these verses for you when I finished 5th grade. You taught me how to be a good sport all the way back in Kindergarten!

SportsmanshipTo branch out and include others when you play basketball or football.

To make up a new game that all of your classmates can play.To be a trustworthy friend by letting what happened on the court stay on the court.To let all of the little mistakes slide away into the night, and wake up to a fresh start.

To pass the ball and try your best all the time.To be who you are and believe in yourself no matter what.

This is to be a good sport.

-Jason Welsh

JASONWELSH (AND PARENTS LORI AND BOB)

Thank you so much for helping me achieve all of my goals through the years!

I appreciate all that you have done. I will miss you very much!

CLAUDIA ROSHA

To the one and only Coach Porter.

Thru the years you have seen so many of our children grow. Thank you for all you have done

for each one of them. You will surely be missed.

Affectionately,

ALI, ANGELA & AMIR MOVASSAGHI

“He is always nice and wears shorts and is happy when we walk into the gym.” – Claire

“Coach Porter is the best gym teacher ever.” – Molly

“See you on Kauai, Coach Porter.” – Emily

Thank you, Danny for 10 wonderful years.

THE SULZER FAMILY

“As a coach you have taken care of us with a heart more valuable than diamond and gold!” – Nathan

“DON’T FORGET, I still owe you dinner! You are always welcome in our home!” – Daniel

“I love you!” – Liora

Thank you so much for years and years of your dedication and care towards our school.

Bon Voyage on your new chapter of life!

THE SIMANTOB FAMILY

Coach Porter,

Best Wishes and Thank You!

THE JERDE FAMILY

Teaching athletic skills is what a coach does. Teaching Life skills is what you do.

Thank you for helping to prepare us for life and we all hope your new adventures will be all that you dream of.

DEVIN, MARK, JOEY AND STEVIE STANWYCK

Danny, good luck in your new adventures and thank you!

It was fun having you around! We are going to miss you!

PAVLINA, MATT, MAYA AND CAMILLE SOLO

Coach Danny Porter instilled a lifetime investment in good health and well-being through Athletics in Emily and Julia Sufrin.

From the Jog-A-Thon in Primary to

Turning Point Tornados Championships in Basketball for Emily and in

Volleyball for Julia to the

Marlborough Mustang State Championship in Cross Country for Emily and her teammates.

It all happened because of the foundation laid by Coach Danny Porter.

We are forever grateful to have had this man’s influence in our children’s lives. With All Best Wishes for your retirement and world travels.

Way to Go Coach Porter!!

JULIA, EMILY, CHRISTINE AND RON SUFRIN

“Don’t let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.”– John Wooden

John Wooden’s words exemplify your approach to teaching our children. The love of Athletics.

Thank you for providing such a gift for our daughter Marin.

We wish you the best on your adventures.

DAMON, NICOLE, AND MARINWILLICK

We used to be a little bit lazy.You started our engines and now we are crazy.We play several sports – right now it’s softball.

We nominate you for the T.P. Fame Hall.

Happy Travels.

Love,JASPER & HALEY LAYNE

THANK YOU PORTER!

Arrivederci

With Love and Appreciation,

KATHERINE AND ELIZABETH, RICHARD AND CANDICEAKA THE KORAL GREENS!

“Coach Porter”

You are a man who has meant so much to so many of us in a coaching career that has spanned two and a half decades.

We feel privileged to have been coached by you and learned not only the sport itself but a lot more. You continue to be an inspiration to so many of us.

Your retirement will create a void in Turning Point School that will never be filled.

We love you,CHLOE, BRANDON & TYLER MAKHANI

You are the maker of champions who personally sculpted oneof the great dynasties in sports history of Turning Point School.

JOHN & ANGEL MAKHANI

I have heard it said that sometime in one’s life,Someone touched them and their families.This person teaches compassion, leadership,

And skills they never knew they had.

Our someone isDANNY PORTER

Danny, you have touched our lives in so many ways.You have given Alie and Katie skills to carry on throughout their life.

You are that teacher, Coach, and Leader the Rosenthal family will be speaking of.We Love you for all you have given to our children.

You have made a hand print on our hearts.

XOXOGAYLE, JEFFREY, ALIE, KATIE ROSENTHAL

Dear Coach Porter,

We can’t thank you enough for all you’ve done. You have been such an amazing inspiration to our daughter.

Make no mistake, you will be missed by all of us.

SYDNEY, LOREN AND KYM LEVY

“Coaching is a profession of love. You can’t coach people unless you love them.”

– Eddie Robinson

Dear Coach Porter,

Thank you for loving our kids!

Wishing you safe travels, good health, and many smiles.

Our Best Wishes,THE LYNCH FAMILY

Coach Porter,

You taught me everything I know. You are the one who believed in me. And for that I’m forever thankful.

Thank you for everything you did for me.

JESSE ZAND

Thank you to all who contributed

Ashley Bao

Julie, Marty andMelanie Barkan

Callum Beals

Alek & Lukas Berg

Madonna, Michael,Jeremy and JeffreyBillauer

Raeye Daniel & Family

Linda, David, Natasha &Chelsea Ellis

Stevie, Bobby, Jon andCarol Ellis

The Fadel Family

Anna and RebeccaFeuer

The Floyd Family(Rachel & Jacquelyn)

Steve, Kimberly, Derek& Nikki Freed

The Friedlanders

Kelsey Geiser, DonnaSchweers & Tom Geiser

Scott and EricGladstone

The Godges Family

The Gonzales Family

The Griswold Family

Brian, Bennett andBrenda Gross

Shelby and ShaneGussman

Elsie Rose Hewitt

The Jerde Family

The Kitaj Family

Hannah Klein

The Koral Greens

Jasper & Haley Lane

Sydney, Loren and KymLevy

Olivia, Alex, Chris andBrenda Lopes

The Mikes and AliciaLudin

The Lynch Family

Carl T. Lyon

Chloe, Brandon, Tyler,John and AngelMakhani

The Martin-ResnickFamily

The Mashian Family

Willy Montgomery,Jenifer Noyes andPatrick Tweedie

Team Moody

Ali, Angela and AmirMovassaghi

Sam Osborne & CarolJeffers

Steve, Selma, Charles,David, Kelly, Sam &Henry Pokress

Juliette, Matthew & The Pope Family

Avery Powell

Alexa and Harris Rabin

Linda, Carly and JaredRosenberg

Gayle, Jeffrey, Alie andKatie Rosenthal

Claudia Rosha

The Seewack Family

Lauren, Alex andMatthew Siegel

The Simantob Family

The Simmons Family

Nathalie Simon

Mike Sloan

Pavlina, Matt, Mayaand Camille Solo

Devin, Mark, Joe andStevie Stanwyck

Zoe & Zak Levine andFamily

Julia, Emily, Christineand Ron Sufrin

The Sulzer Family

Willoughby Thom andFamily

Nat, Nicole, Kathy andCharlie Toppino

Marissa Vitale

Anne, Kevin & Luke(age 4) Waehner

Jason Welsh, Lori Steinand Bob Welsh

Damon, Nicole andMarin Willick

Jesse Zand

and

Turning Point’sAdministration,Faculty, Staff andStudents

Thank you to all who contributed

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