In their continuing effort to celebrate volunteerism, the Patriots announced 10 winners of their “Super Bowl for Super People” online sweepstakes, which is meant to recognize outstanding individuals in the public-service sector.
Each winner gets a trip for two to Super Bowl XLVI. The winners will also participate in a public Patriots send-off at Gillette Stadium on Sunday.
Two winners were selected randomly from each of the following categories: firefighter, police officer, teacher, military and nurse.
Here are the winners:
Firefighter:
Timothy Wilder of Somersworth, N.H.
John Surabian of Stoneham, Mass.
Police Officer:
Timothy Sullivan of East Walpole, Mass.
Sherry DeGenova of Hartford, Conn.
Teacher:
Whitney Hartwell of Norfolk, Mass.
Jim Miller of Auburn, Maine
Military:
Patrick Squires of Hingham, Mass.
Todd Seymour of Lempster, N.H.
Nurse:
Tara Jean of Dracut, Mass.
Jim Taber of Tiverton, R.I.
Each winner gets a trip for two to Super Bowl XLVI. The winners will also participate in a public Patriots send-off at Gillette Stadium on Sunday.
Two winners were selected randomly from each of the following categories: firefighter, police officer, teacher, military and nurse.
Here are the winners:
Firefighter:
Timothy Wilder of Somersworth, N.H.
John Surabian of Stoneham, Mass.
Police Officer:
Timothy Sullivan of East Walpole, Mass.
Sherry DeGenova of Hartford, Conn.
Teacher:
Whitney Hartwell of Norfolk, Mass.
Jim Miller of Auburn, Maine
Military:
Patrick Squires of Hingham, Mass.
Todd Seymour of Lempster, N.H.
Nurse:
Tara Jean of Dracut, Mass.
Jim Taber of Tiverton, R.I.
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