Winchendon School - Vestigia Yearbook (Winchendon, MA)

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Stanford Magay Alex was born in Worcester, Massachusetts and raised in Northborough and Sterling Massachusetts. Alex would say the biggest influences in his life have been his father Jim who taught him the importance of maintaining a positive attitude and being kind to others, his mother Eddi who taught him how to set 84 achieve goals, what hard Work means and how to be creative, and Mr. Ron Burton, his mentor in high school and a former member of The New England Patriots. Mr. Burton ran a summer camp Alex attended during high school summer vacations. Mr. Burton taught him how to build his self-esteem and help others do the same, the importance of Humility, Patience, Peace, Harmony, Respect and Love for Gthers. Alex lives by these morals and values day in and day out, everyday of his life. Mr. Magays Greatest Achievements while at The Winchendon School Master of Education Administration University of Massachusetts Amherst CMay 20083 Dean of Community Life Cappointed 20085 Assistant Basketball Coach- ll years coaching, mentoring and motivating the Varsity Basketball Team Student Activities Director Community Service Director Sustainability Coordinator Safety 84 Emergency Management Director Aside from his busy career as an educator, Alex is a loving, caring, and supportive newly Wed husband. He lives with his wife Raman Kaur Magay: a second grade teacher in Amherst, Massachusetts, their orange and white tiger striped cat George, and their 4 international home-stay students in a country farm style home, The Ponderosa, at the bottom of the hill. l 3

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