When he thought his life was falling apart it was actually coming together

Bob's life work has been working with newcomers

Carl S.

He came into AA young and found a way to live

Dewey D, entered AA in 1956. "I threw out crumbs and got back ham sandwiches". Rochester AA in its earliest years.

Herb T.

Jerry J- Each day is a new beginning

In AA he found the land of the living

John G.

Old Timers and service work kept him connected to AA

Owen C.

Paul W., entered AA in 1987. Dedicated to service, the highlight of his sobriety was the day he was elected delegate

Pat W- Grateful for AA and the old timers who showed him the way

Paul P. entered AA in late 1950's-early 1960's, speaking at an Al-Anon tureen supper (date unknown). Served as Executive Secretary of the AA Intergroup Office for 30 years.

"Long Island" Pete B. entered AA in 1969, he shares the importance of love and service to the newcomer.

Love and Service are essential to his recovery

Tom helped build the Intergroup to what it is today and together they built a life of service to AA