Having a co-worker killed and seeing the devastating aftermath really opened my eyes. In addition, I was the father of two young children at the time. It made me able to look at and question my own behavior(s) and realize the potential consequences if I didn’t make some personal changes in my life.<\/p>\n
Volunteering for MADD over the years has no doubt had more of a profound impact on me than I could ever make as a volunteer.<\/p>\n
During the last several years, prior to my retirement at TEP, I became the company liaison for MADD, and given the opportunity to be a project coordinator, which more recently was rallying the troops to participate in MADD’s annual walk.<\/p>\n
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Walk Like MADD<\/em> has been an excellent way to support MADD’s mission\u00a0\u2014 in a very visual way\u00a0\u2014 be it as a victim, survivor, or community member simply hoping to make a difference. I’ve enjoyed not only being part of the TEP contingent participating, but proud of the strong showing from the company.<\/p>\nOver the years I’ve experienced walks in warm weather, cold weather, rained out and rescheduled, low to high participation.<\/p>\n
Walk Like MADD<\/em> has been an excellent way to support MADD’s mission\u00a0\u2014 in a very visual way\u00a0\u2014 be it as a victim, survivor, or community member simply hoping to make a difference. I’ve enjoyed not only being part of the TEP contingent participating, but proud of the strong showing from the company.<\/p>\nOver the years I’ve experienced walks in warm weather, cold weather, rained out and rescheduled, low to high participation.<\/p>\n