Adaptive Sports at Mount Snow

Laura and her family have been part of the ASMS community for four years.  Laura has an accounting degree from Providence College and an MBA from University of Hartford.  She has spent the majority of her career in the role of Controller for various companies.

Laura’s son Sam has been skiing with ASMS as a client and the program has been life changing for him.  It is her pleasure to assist this organization with business skills to allow the program to prosper.

Laura,  husband Andy, and twins Matt and Sam reside in South Windsor, CT.  Laura spends her free time snow shoeing, road cycling, playing tennis and pickleball, and sitting in a beach chair!

Mary Boy has been an adaptive sports volunteer since 2010 at Mount Snow. Mary holds PSIA Adaptive Level 1 and Alpine Level 1 certifications and is an instructor in the Mount Snow Adaptive Sports program. She was a member of the AbilityPLUS board of directors for 1 ½ years prior to becoming a member of the Mount Snow Adaptive Sports board of directors. Mary’s involvement with adaptive sports arose out her desire to seek a volunteer opportunity that blended her love of skiing with chance to learn and contribute to an organization that provides the chance for others to experience the joy and benefits of skiing and other sports. Mary, a product of a military family, grew up in Southeastern NH, attended Chatham Hall in Virginia, the University of New Hampshire (Animal Science and Microbiology) and the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine. After completing veterinary school, Mary did an internship in large animal surgery at Cornell and a residency in large animal internal medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. After a number of years in equine practice, Mary joined the pharmaceutical industry where she has worked for over 25 years, the majority with Pfizer Inc. Mary started her career with Pfizer conducting companion animal clinical trials and for the past 17 years, she has worked in various aspects of human clinical trials. Mary lives in Mystic, CT with 2 cats, a greyhound, and her significant other of 17 years. In addition to skiing, Mary loves walking (since her knees no longer want to run), biking, boating, reading and dabbling in gardening. 

Attorney – retired – admitted to NY and CT bar, USDC – Eastern and Southern Districts of NY and District of CT and US Supreme Court

College of the Holy Cross and Hofstra University Law School

Previously general counsel Services Sector US – Alstom Power Inc, later acquired by GE from which company he retired.

Previously general counsel, Electric Boat Corporation and Regional Counsel – Europe, Middle East and Africa, Combustion Engineering Inc, stationed in London, England

Currently on board of directors and treasurer – CT League Of Conservation Voters, C3, Director Great Meadows Conservation Trust, and Board of Advisors New England Public Media, (previously on Board of Directors  of NE Public Radio prior to its joining with Public TV to form NEPM), member President’s Council College of the Holy Cross.

Married to Peggy Bradley Kehoe, 5 children, 6 grandchildren, and life long skier.

My name is David Lieberman. I am currently on the board of Adaptive Sports at Mount Snow (Formerly AbilityPlus). I started skiing at Mount Snow in the adaptive program when I was 5 years old. I have become an intermediate-advanced skier. In 2014, I began volunteering at the program and I currently do every winter. Skiing has become a passion of mine and volunteering at the program makes me feel great. When I work hard I try to pass this passion on to the students I work with. Being on the board would give me the opportunity to help the program grow. I know what it is like to be a student in the program and I know what it is like to be a volunteer so I have a lot of experience. I hope we continue to grow and raise more and more money during our annual fundraiser every February, the Winterfest Fundraiser. Also, I enjoy doing Kids of Courage in which we help students who are severely ill. Originally from Old Bethpage, NY. I was diagnosed on the Autism Spectrum Disorder in January of 2002. I graduated from The College Experience Program at The College of Saint Rose  in partnership with Living Resources in May of 2018. In the fall of 2018, I  became the 1st alumni in the program to become a staff member of the program and I continue to work there today. In my spare time, I enjoy anything outdoors from skiing  to hiking and golf and mountain biking.  

Retired professional of 38 years, responsible for developing and managing financial service businesses. A qualified Chartered Accountant by background, with extensive experience in sales, marketing, business operations and processes. Over 10 years’ experience as a volunteer adaptive ski instructor at Mount Snow.

Betsy has skied at Mount Snow since the age of 3 and became involved in the Adaptive Program at Mount Snow while she was in middle school. During her early years with the program, her love for teaching and connecting with the students deepened her love for the program and she spent more and more time with the organization each subsequent winter. She was invited to join the Board of Directors in 2017 but has been involved in the Adaptive community for over 7 years. Betsy’s passion for making meaningful connections with the community and skiing drove her to become more involved with ASMS, as she continues to serve on the board while away at college. Betsy grew up in Milford, Connecticut, and enjoys spending time with her family and friends. Besides skiing, some of her favorite activities include hiking, swimming, and spending time exploring Vermont. She is currently an undergraduate student at Loyola University Maryland, where she is studying Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences and Spanish. 

· Deborah Colby

· Bob Speck

· Ingrid Walendy, April 1941 -September 2017

· Linda Walsh 

· Dick Ward