Assabet Valley Honors Hall of Achievement Inductees

MARLBOROUGH, MA — Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School crowned its annual inductees into the Hall of Achievement, celebrating with a dinner and ceremony last week.

The awards dinner was celebrated in the newly-renovated school cafeteria, and catered by the school's Culinary Arts department.

The new inductees were honored at the dinner, presented by Principal Mark Hollick.

This year's Alumni inductees were Timothy Nickerson, a 1983 graduate of the Plant Maintenance Program. Nickerson owns N & T Mechanical, providing plumbing, heating and air conditioning services from Maine to Virginia.

Pamela Arthur Fondas is a 1992 graduate of the Health Technologies program. Fondas is an American Heart Association Instructor teaching Basic Life Support to other medical professionals, and is serving as the vice-chair representative for the Massachusetts Nursing Association at Marlborough Hospital.

Joseph Isaacs is a 2006 graduate of the Plumbing program, earning his plumbing license in 2011. Isaacs is the proud owner of Isaacs Plumbing and Heating in Lunenberg.

Bryan Garrity graduated in 1998 from the Drafting program, and then earned his Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering from UMass Lowell, and his Master of Science degree from WPI. Garrity currently is a Composites Engineer for L-3 Communications, ESSCO, in Ayer.

Photo: The Assabet Valley RTHS 2016 Hall of Achievement inductees included, left to right, Bryan Garrity, Joseph Isaacs, Pam Stevens and Karen Chapman from the Corridor Nine Chamber of Commerce, Pamela Fondas, Suzanne Morreale Leeber from the Marlborough Regional Chamber of Commerce, Timothy Nickerson, Paul George, and Denise Keane. Missing from photo is Arthur Balthazar. Credit: Assabet Valley RTHH