Terry, thanks once again for your enthusiasm to get Claire involved in the adaptive program. It turned our time at Bretton Woods into an unforgettable vacation, especially for Claire. She has now found new enthusiasm for everything.

Bretton Woods has figured in all our reminiscing, such was the great time we had. This was as a direct result of the help provided by you guys. We really hope your program goes from strength to strength, as it deserves and, we hope to see you all again in the not too distant future.

We hope you all had an enjoyable New Year and send our best wishes for 2007.

Greetings Kathy, Carroll, Cheryl and Bob, Mary, Susan, Mike, Jim and all you Adaptive folk who do such nice work! Your guidance and companionship with Inge (and me too, of course) was just perfect for her; she was, and still is, on Cloud Nine! It is clear that you have restored her confidence in her ability to engage in her favorite sport, despite having to adapt to those weird shorty shaped-boards. I am so grateful to you all for making my "Christmas present" to her such a success! We'll be back later in the season to enjoy your company, and the slopes, again; and, of course, you have our fervent (if meagre) support for the program….With warmest regards to you all personally and admiration for what you do.

I want to thank everyone who had a part in teaching my son Jared how to ski this past weekend. I never thought I would see the day that Jared would be able to participate in a sport like skiing. So often Jared has to sit on the sidelines and watch others participate in sporting activities. But not this past weekend!

The patience and encouragement each staff member showed Jared was incredible! On Saturday morning Luci and Dave where great! I cannot remember the names of those who helped Luci out in the afternoon but I truly appreciate them also.

Jared had such a great time on Saturday, he had to come back for more on Sunday afternoon. I want to thank Mike and Colleen for their efforts on Sunday afternoon. Thanks for a great weekend!

I am one of the blind x-c skiers who was a part of the New England Regional Ski for Light weekend at Bretton Woods this past weekend.

I can't thank you guys enough! I've been participating with NERSFL for many years, including being on the Board of Directors for the past 8. I feel like we've 'struck gold' with the relationship we've developed with the adaptive program!

While I briefly met most of the volunteers, I had the opportunity to ski with Emily and Sharon. They were both fantastic! Great people! Competent and enthusiastic guides!

I so look forward to summer hiking and kayaking as well as to more x-c skiing next winter.

It's amazing for me to know that I probably could work out the logistics to get up to the north country on my own via public transportation and manage to hook up with these guys to enjoy the outdoors. This is a sense of freedom beyond that which I have known and will continue to enjoy as a participant in scheduled NERSFL activities.

Keep up the good work!

…did not want another day to go by without extending my sincere gratitude for last week’s stay and ski for two boys who have Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Nick (17) and Max (13) are severely handicapped due to this progressing muscle wasting disorder and can no longer participate in anything that requires even the slightest muscle tone. You see, they have lost it all in only about 4 years...they once were able to do everything we could, and now they are completely dependent on others and their life expectancy is less than 24 months....

As you can see, being able to participate in the activities here at the Resort is an incredible opportunity. Furthermore, having Sandy here, who is so very knowledgeable and compassionate with this population of boys is an incredible asset. Without an individual possessing such ingenuity and having the flexibility to create adaptive equipment, many times on the spot, you would have just a "program" and your guests would be missing out on an incredible "experience". As we all know, it is the experiences that change lives forever...I am so happy that you were able to be part of it.

The boys had such a great time that they really want to come back in the summer to utilize the summer adaptive program.

Again, thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!! Today counts!

WOW, what a day for Clark. Thanks so much for all you all did for Clark (and Us) on Friday. He had a great time. No he had a fabulous, wonderful, unbelievable day. So did all of us with him. We all cried and cheered him on throughout his lesson. Thanks for allowing that wonderful moment for each of us but mainly for Clark. See you again.

…Where do I begin. We drove back to Memphis on Saturday morning and arrived in about 24 hours, with four drivers it made it easy. Since Saturday I have told everybody including my staff at work of our experience at Breton Woods, the Adaptive Ski program and most of all the unique individuals who work with clients who come to the Adaptive Ski Program. Most of all we had the honor and privilege of meeting you, Jerry. What you, Henry and Judy did with Clark was truly amazing. You said it best, skiing as a family is truly what it is all about and you and your team provided that avenue for Clark, sisters, Abby and Lindsey, my sister Ralph and myself. My goal on this trip was to get Clark to Breton Woods and skiing but you accomplished more than I ever expected. I am sure many have told you, you Jerry, are a very special person. I have had the honor of meeting many people through Clark, that either provide services or open their hearts to Special needs, however none measure up to you. Thank you for this outstanding experience. The only thing that could surpass this would be getting my wife on skies, maybe next year……..