Beloved Enfield Hall Of Fame Wrestling Coach Ben Aleks Dies At 76 - Enfield, CT - A half-century of dedication to student-athletes in Enfield and western Mass. earned him a spot in the National Wrestling Hall of Fame.
/PRNewswire/ Jerry P. George, MD, FAAD, FACEP, is being recognized by Continental Who s Who as a Distinguished Healthcare Professional for his contributions.
/PRNewswire/ Jerry P. George, MD, FAAD, FACEP, is being recognized by Continental Who s Who as a Distinguished Physician in the Medical field, acknowledging.
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Local wrestling icon Ben Aleks will be honored as a member of the Class of 2022 by the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum. (Candace Aleks)
ENFIELD, CT For the third time this year, retired Fermi High School wrestling coach Ben Aleks received notification Tuesday that he had been selected to receive recognition for his contributions to the sport. The accolades have grown dramatically in scope, from local to statewide to national, with the latest honor being the highest an individual can achieve: election to the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum.
Aleks, 73, received a letter at his Somers home from Lee Roy Smith, executive director of the Oklahoma-based hall of fame, informing him he has been chosen for the Lifetime Service to Wrestling Award. The letter acknowledges that your life has been significant and you are leaving behind a legacy that others admire. You have a special place in the heritage of the sport and y