You don't forget. Each year his colleagues at More Hall collaborate on a Bake Off and resulting cookbook dedicated to a child who has passed away at Children's Hospital in the previous year. His fellow volunteers, the staff at the hospital, the children and their families all respect, like and admire Bill, and look forward to Thursday nights when he comes to their unit. Chadwick said he doesn't deserve undue praise. What I'm doing is not that unusual.
Many people do it in different ways.
He and his wife, Donna, a music therapist, live in Westford with two golden retrievers, several cats and a house rabbit. Their love of animals has led them to become vegetarians, he said, and to be active in a Barre, Mass., humane shelter as well as in a volunteer network that rescues and finds homes for abandoned golden retrievers. I enjoy doing something nice without any motivation of reward, just for the simple sake of giving of one's self.