Check out who’s jumping for the kids. Don’t want to jump but still want to support the Connecticut Children’s Medical Center? Donate here or here in the name of your favorite plunger and help them win the “Top Plunger” prize!
Susan Weiss
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Susan is participating in the Beach Plunge with a fundraising goal of $100. She’s plunging for her favorite little friend Savannah Gould!
Team Fiduciary Investment Advisors (Team FIA)
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Tony Tranghese, Mike Chase, Chris Ledwith, Matt Kaminski, President Mark Wetzel, Kevin O’Brien and Rob Lowry from Fiduciary Investment Advisors in Windsor, Conn., are back again this year to raise money for a great cause!
Jolie Rappaport
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Jolie is another member of Team Lucky Charms. She’ll be participating in the Beach Plunge and hopes to raise $200.
Jennifer Chicoine
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Jennifer is a veteran plunger and part of Team Lucky Charms. She’ll be participating in the Beach Plunge and hopes to raise $200. “Veteran plunger, but first time for Connecticut Children’s Medical Center! My team and I are hoping to bring awareness to GI medicine, particularly pediatric inflammatory bowel disease, or IBD. My two beautiful daughters will be joining the Pee Wee Plunge!”
Nicole Gallagher
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Nicole works for the Connecticut Children’s Medical Center and ready to support the kids. She’s participating in the Cannonball Competition and hopes to raise more than $25.
Richard Gorman
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Richard is looking forward to support Connecticut Children’s Medical Center and all the work they do. Richard’s participating in the Beach Plunge and hopes to raise $150.
Brendan Kearney
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No previous experience jumping into cold wanter is not keeping Brendan from coming out and supporting Connecticut Children’s Medical Center. Scott’s participating in the Beach Plunge and hopes to raise $100.
Scott Van Epps
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Scott has no previous experience, but is looking forward to supporting Connecticut Children’s Medical Center in this unique way. Scott’s participating in the Cannonball Competition and hopes to raise $200.
Gini McGoey-Radshaw
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Gini says… “I’ve plunged off cliffs into natural swimming holes with cold mountain water before, but always in the summer. A winter plunge will be a first for me. I work for Connecticut Children’s Medical Center so I am doing it for the cause and to kick-off St. Paddy’s day weekend with a splash”. She’s participating in the Cannonball Competition and hopes to raise $100.
Stephanie Lemmo & Veronica Wolak
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Stephanie is celebrating a friends big 3-0! Currently she has no polar plunging experience, but is excited to add it to her resume of things that she’s done. She is part of the team Brrr-thday Suits and will be participating in the Beach Plunge looking to raise $50.
Erin DeAnjou
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Erin is celebrating her 30th birthday by taking her first polar plunge. She’s participating in the Beach Plunge, is coming from Southbury, Conn. and hopes to raise $200 for Connecticut Children’s Medical Center.
The Lucky Charms
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Gina Lowther, Joseph Cappa, Austin Cappa & Jolie Rappaport are all part of The Lucky Charms Team. “For many people on this team it will be our first time plunging, however there are two people on the team that have done a polar plunge before. Many of us work in the medical field and are excited to plunge for such a great cause!” The team will be in the Beach Plunge and hopes to raise a lot of money.
Jennifer Davis
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They say life begins at 40, as I take my first steps into a new decade why not jump off a cliff. “But mom, all my friends are doing it!” Jennifer will be in the Cannonball Competition and has pledged to raise $200.
Francis Giannelli
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Francis is jumping in and taking the plunge to raise money in a fun and different way. Francis did it last year and had a blast. Francis will be in the Cannonball Competition and has pledged to raise $200.
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Gary Mayzel
Gary ha never taken a cold water plunged in his life. But he’s jumping in at Brownstone Park in support of the Connecticut Children’s Medical Center as he takes another step into life’s unkown delicacies. Gary will be competing in the Cannonball Competition and hopes to raise $500.
Michael Genzano
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Well folks, I did it last year, and well all I can say is that is was a life changing experience. When your body hits that freezing cold water it’s unlike anything you’ve ever experienced before. If you think you can handle it you better get plunging. Michael has a goal of raising $300 – $500 in the Cannonball Competition.
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Paul Torres
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Paul will be participating in the Cannonball Competition and has a goal of raising $200.
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Kimberly Perrotta
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I have never done a plunge before, but my New Year’s Resolution for 2012 was to cross at least 10 things off my Bucket List, and doing a plunge was on the list. When I saw the poster for this event, I knew I had to do it. When I was in graduate school, I was a nanny for twins that were born at 26.5 weeks. They are doing awesome today, thanks to CCMC. I am doing this in honor of Sally and Sophie! Kimberly will be doing the Beach Plunge and hopes to raise $500.
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David Duarte
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I did the plunge last year; it was a lot of fun and for a great cause! I raised almost $200 last year on my own, and I’m hoping to bring more people with me to the plunge this year (and raise more money). Participating in the Cannonball Competition, David and the rest of his team from Hartford Evergreen Lodge #88 hopes to raise $1,000.
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Gene Meltser – All Seeing Eye
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Gene Meltser and his friends on team All Seeing Eye will plunge to support the good work that the Connecticut Children’s Medical Center is doing. This is their first year in supporting this effort, and are excited to be a part of it. Gene will be participating in the Cannonball Competition and has a goal of raising more than $250. Jay W. has donated $50 to the team, and Steve and his daughter Alexis have joined the team.








