The Windham Wolverines are honoring the life of Paul Sullivan. Paul's name may sound familiar because he was a well-known columnist for the Lowell Sun newspaper and a talk show host for WBZ Radio. But Paul's impact on the community was much more profound behind-the-scenes and away from the media. Paul did charitable work with the Special Olympics, Red Cross, United Way, and the Ironstone Farm in Andover. He also served on the Board of Selectmen in Tewksbury. He led by example.  Paul past away on September 9th, 2007 after a courageous battle with cancer but his legacy lives on. Each player has a sticker on his helmet with Paul's initials on it. In the words of his brother, John, "Paul carried the ball for so many, it's now time we carry the ball and honor him." The Sullivan Family has made a substantial donation to the Windham Youth Football and Cheer program that will allow us to provide the safest helmets for our players for years to come. The Wolverines thank the Sullivan Family for their incredible generosity.