2025 will be my first Pan-Mass Challenge!

My wife, Heather, is pregnant with our third child and is (understandably) sitting this one out — so I’m proud to be riding in her place.

I ride the PMC for a lot of reasons.

I ride for Amy Webb, my mother-in-law, who passed away last year after a long, courageous battle with Multiple Myeloma. Amy was strength and kindness personified — the kind of person who lit up every room. Even in her hardest moments, she lifted others up. Her motto was “Walk On,” and that spirit lives on in all of us who loved her.

I ride for my wife, Heather, who was diagnosed with Stage 3 Melanoma over a decade ago — and beat it. Although we weren’t together during her treatment, the stories she’s shared reflect a depth of strength and growth that continues to inspire me. Riding is my way of honoring her journey and resilience.

And I ride for our kids — to show them what it means to commit to something bigger than yourself. To train, to sweat, to struggle, and to keep going. I want them to see that hard work and heart can make a real difference — in your own life, and in the lives of others.

I ride with Team Walk On, raising money for Dana-Farber and the incredible people working every day to give families more time, more hope, and more stories like Heather’s. Every mile is a small thank-you — and a quiet promise to keep moving forward.

This isn’t just a bike ride.

It’s a tribute.
It’s a celebration.
It’s a push — for the science, for the families, and for the future.

Walk On.

100 percent of every dollar I raise goes directly to Dana-Farber, meaning that your donation has a real impact! Please donate to my PMC fundraising and help me reach my fundraising goal.