Townsquare Media, along with Damon s Beverage and Redemption are proud to introduce Mainers Who Inspire Maine. You don t have to be a super well-known person to be able to be inspirational. There are Mainers every day who are doing the everyday types of amazing things to keep Maine going in this pandemic. It s bringing out the best in so many people and we want to celebrate them!
Our second Mainer Who Inspires Maine is NASA Astronaut Jessica Meir.
Jessica was born and raised in Caribou, Maine and has had a lifelong dream of becoming an astronaut. Her love of space overflowed into her everyday life and ended up in most of her classmates referring to her as Space Girl.
Mainers Who Inspire Maine. You don t have to be a super well-known person to be able to be inspirational. There are Mainers every day who are doing the everyday types of amazing things to keep Maine going in this pandemic. It s bringing out the best in so many people and we want to celebrate them!
Our first Mainer Who Inspires Maine is retired US Army Sergeant Travis Mills is a motivational speaker, actor, author, and small business owner. In April of 2012, while serving in the 82
nd Airborne in Afghanistan, Sergeant Mills was critically injured by an improvised explosive device. While he ended up losing portions of both arms and both legs, he did end up recovering. Since then, he has become an inspiration to thousands.
Mainers Who Inspire Maine-Jeff Shaw From MAMM
Mainers Who Inspire Maine. You don t have to be a super well-known person to be able to be inspirational. There are Mainers every day who are doing the everyday types of amazing things to keep Maine going in this pandemic. It s bringing out the best in so many people and we want to celebrate them!
Our first Mainers Who Inspires Maine is Jeff Shaw founder and Executive Director of the non-profit Maine Academy of Modern Music. Jeff and his team have been inspiring the musical talents of Maine kids for over 13 years. Think of