Live A Little: Meet Sean and Antwain He taught me not to take stuff for granted because some people don t get to have a big brother, and that s why I m just thankful for him, Antwain said. Author: Heather Waliga Updated: 5:55 PM EST February 2, 2021
KNOXVILLE, Tenn When Sean and Antwain met five years ago they hit it off right away, bonding over their love of sports. We ve gone boating, hiking, we ve ridden bikes, Sean Giacomini said.
The athletic pair loves a good adventure.
Over the summer Sean taught Antwain how to wakeboard. I was up for a good amount of time, Antwain smiled.
We instantly clicked, Aaron smiled. After that first event, I knew that this was a good match. Author: Heather Waliga Updated: 5:31 PM EST December 22, 2020
KNOXVILLE, Tenn Hanging out in 2020 looks a little different for Aaron Todd and his little brother, Geoffrey.
These days they mostly chat online about life and future plans.
Geoffrey was in high school then and looking for a mentor. My parents signed me up for it, and come freshman year I was super excited as to what this program was going to be, Geoffrey said. We instantly clicked, Aaron smiled. After that first event, I knew that this was a good match.