Adam Cote: ‘I was constantly petrified that something I did or didn’t do would have somebody get killed.’

Mark Eves: ‘My parents raised me in a way that led toward wanting to help people.’

Mary Mayhew: ‘I would fall asleep at night listening to the woolen mill right next door.’

Donna Dion: ‘I was always a fixer.’

Betsy Sweet: ‘Starting at 13, I had to work.’

Janet Mills: ‘I was a bit of a rebel.’

Ken Fredette: ‘After watching Sept. 11, I couldn’t just sit.’

Diane Russell: ‘I’m a country girl.’

Shawn Moody: ‘We had hard times financially, but it was never hurtful. There was unconditional love.’

Garrett Mason: ‘The last text message my mom sent me said she was so proud of me.’

Mark Dion: ‘There was thoughts that I would go into seminary. So I did the best I could. I became a cop instead.’

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