It was a true honor to surprise the Masso family and honor them with the Western Mass News Surprise Squad!
At just 11 years old, David Masso sprung into action as the flames spread. When the Western Mass News Surprise Squad and the Hyundai Dealers of Western Massachusetts learned of his actions and loss, we knew we had to pay him a visit.
Yesterday was our 2021 Tom Cosenzi Scholarship recognition breakfast at Esselon Cafe in Hadley. Congratulations to Jack Kelley of Hopkins Academy, Raechel Parent of Northampton High School, and Anthony Azzaro of Northampton High School! It was so great to meet you and get to know the three of you. I’m wishing you all continued success and the best of luck this fall!
Happy Nurse Appreciation Week! Nurses are by our sides during life’s most challenging times. THANK YOU for going above and beyond to keep us safe and healthy! This week of appreciation isn’t nearly enough for all you do, and have done over this unprecedented year. But to show TommyCar Auto Group’s immense appreciation, I handed out candy-filled water bottles with a message of appreciation to nurses at Cooley Dickinson Hospital. ! We hoped this could put a smile on some faces. I am so grateful for our Cooley nurses!
“Nurses are the of healthcare”. #NurseAppreciationWeek #ThankYou
I was so proud to support Chris Moreno, our Service Manager’s son, on his newest endeavor as he joins the elite Team Fredette. Chris was one of 10 players in the country chosen to be on this basketball team. We’re wishing him the best of luck as he plays competitively across the United States!
Pictured left to right: Christopher Moreno (Northampton VW Service Manager), Chris Moreno, and Carla Cosenzi
Tommy and Carla Cosenzi of TommyCar Auto Group have been honored for their work raising money for cancer care and research through the Jimmy Fund Golf program with the annual Ken Coleman Extra Mile Award, which honors individuals within the Jimmy Fund golf community who have gone above and beyond in generously dedicating their time and energy to support Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and the Jimmy Fund.
“With more than $1 million raised over the past 11 years through the Tom Cosenzi Driving for the Cure Charity Golf Tournament, and with the countless other things Tommy and Carla do to give back to Dana-Farber and your community year-round, we could not think of more deserving recipients of this year’s award,” said Amy McCallum, assistant vice president at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and the Jimmy Fund. “Their extraordinary efforts are a key component of the Jimmy Fund’s success each year, and their longstanding commitment to our life-saving mission makes them both a source of inspiration for Dana-Farber’s patients and their families.”
The siblings were presented the award on March 5 at the annual Jimmy Fund Golf Appreciation Night at the Newton Marriott. They started the tournament in memory of their father, Tom Cosenzi, who passed away from a glioblastoma brain tumor in 2009.
“It’s an honor to support such an amazing hospital filled with such amazing doctors, nurses, and researchers,” they said, “and although our dad didn’t survive, we hope our efforts give others a better chance than our dad had.”
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