One of the locations that we stay at when we come back to visit in Pennsylvania is at Lillian’s parents’ house in Duncannon.
At 14 years old, Lillian is wise beyond her years. She is an athlete who currently plays field hockey and softball, and like her grandfather, enjoys writing.
She just came off two great seasons in both field hockey and softball.
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I’ve known Justin for several years now and we’ve really become close over the past three years. We originally had a few “chance encounters” before being connected by a mutual friend who had recommended that he would be a great asset to the board of the BIG Vision Foundation, which was the nonprofit organization that I had founded and served as its president for just over 30 years before starting this new journey. Justin still serves on the organizations board today.
During our first meeting, we spent over two hours talking and immediately knew that we had unique connection. Over the past few years, we have really become close.
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In this episode of The Journey of my Mother’s Son podcast, I sit down and talk with my good friend, Jeff Potter.
This is the second podcast that I’ve done with Jeff. We’ve known each other for over 12 years now and our common love for baseball, teaching kids life lessons through the game and giving back is what makes us such great friends.
One of the most iconic lines in movie history goes like this, “Hey…Dad, you want to have a catch?”
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When Sandy and I first decided to live in an RV full-time, my Aunt Sally reached out to us and told me that she had full hook-ups for us and we were welcome to stay with her whenever we wanted to. That eventually turned into us using her address as our official domicile address in the state of Florida.
Now for a few weeks or sometimes even months, we park our RV in her and my Uncle Randy’s yard, plug in and get caught up on things that we need to get taken care of. While we’re there we spend time with their network of friends, take walks, have dinners together, and play games.
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Jeff and I have known each other for a little over ten years now. He is one of my best friends and we share a passion for helping others, especially kids.
Jeff started the Children’s Alopecia Project (CAP) in 2003 when his daughter, Maddie started to lose her hair. After going through a rollercoaster of emotions, Jeff felt that it was important to create a support group for other kids and families who were also dealing with alopecia.
What started out as a few families in the Philadelphia region has now grown to an international nonprofit organization that has helped countless children, and their families understand that it’s ok to be different.
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