Thank you to all my dear friends, my family and so many Killington well wishers who came out to celebrate my retirement. I’m touched by the outpouring of kind words and fond memories recalled. My life at Killington has surely been interesting, I always enjoyed hard work and helping my friends, my community and of course skiing and golf, too. The early days at Red Rob with Lil, the building of this community and the lifelong friendships we made remain with me always. Thank you. Now I am off to the Florida sunshine with Taylor and my family, taking all the memories with us.
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