Author: Pelham Pathways Webmaster

  • Two Days, Two Leaders, One Amazing Community

    Pelham Pathways wrapped up September with two unforgettable events—each led by passionate volunteers who bring joy, purpose, and heart to our mission. Lynne Hildreth: The Force Behind the Tournament Once again, Lynne Hildreth, the unstoppable Volunteer Pickleball Director, delivered an exceptional pickleball tournament on Saturday, September 27th. If you’ve ever witnessed one of these events, you know they

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  • Pickleball Volunteer – Roger Levasseur

    Roger brings passion, experience, and a “pay it forward” spirit to the Pelham Pathways pickleball community. A dedicated player for over eight years, Roger first discovered pickleball during his winters in Florida, where he played daily and received free lessons from highly skilled players. Inspired by their generosity, he now shares his time and expertise

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  • Hike Guide – Tammy Penny

    Tammy Penny has always felt most at home outdoors. Whether biking quiet backroads, gliding through the woods on cross-country skis, or hiking into the high peaks, being in nature is where she feels energized and connected. Of all her outdoor pursuits, hiking has become her greatest passion. Tammy is currently working on completing New Hampshire’s

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  • Pickleball Volunteer – Pattie Parece

    Pattie Parece is a dual-certified Pickleball Pro Instructor whose dedication to the sport is matched only by her passion for giving back to the community. In an inspiring display of determination, Pattie went undefeated in Skinny Singles to win gold and qualify for the Senior Games Nationals. The very next day, while competing in women’s

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  • Hike Guide – Beth Jussaume

    Favorite Conservation Area: Gumpus Pond Conservation Area Beth Jussaume grew up in Pelham exploring the outdoors and continues to find joy, peace, and connection in nature. As the Volunteer Guided Hike Coordinator for Pelham Pathways, Beth is the heart behind our community hikes—scheduling events and supporting volunteer guides who share her passion for the outdoors.

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  • Pickleball Volunteer – Gretchen & Chris Brunelle

    Pelham Pickleball MVPs (Most Valuable Volunteers) If you’ve attended a Pelham Pickleball fundraiser, tournament, or social event, chances are you’ve seen—or heard—the dynamic duo of Gretchen and Chris Brunelle in action. Gretchen Brunelle: Our Raffle Queen & “Zip Tie Lady” Gretchen is the creative force behind our ever-popular raffle baskets. She tirelessly collects donations from

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  • Pickleball Volunteer – Lynn Gannon

    If you’ve spent any time on the pickleball courts in Pelham, chances are you’ve seen Lynn Gannon in action—either playing with enthusiasm or helping new players discover the game she loves. A lifelong athlete with a fearless spirit, Lynn was once dubbed a tomboy for her willingness to jump into any sport. Today, that same

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  • Pickleball Volunteer – Karen Sullivan

    If you’ve been to the courts in Pelham, chances are you’ve seen Karen Sullivan—paddle in hand, smile on her face, and ready to help anyone who wants to learn or improve their game. A retired snowbird, Karen splits her time between Pelham and Fort Myers, Florida, where she first picked up pickleball 2½ years ago

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  • Pickleball Volunteer – Lynn Hildreth

    Meet Lynne Hildreth – Pelham’s Volunteer Pickleball Coordinator If you’ve played pickleball in Pelham, chances are you’ve met Lynne Hildreth—or you’ve benefited from her behind-the-scenes work. As Pelham’s dedicated Volunteer Pickleball Coordinator, Lynne has been the driving force behind building a vibrant, welcoming, and growing pickleball community of over 700 players. Lynne and her husband

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  • Pickleball Volunteer – Don Davis

    Don Davis is a working grandparent who believes in staying active and helping others do the same. Inspired by conversations with people in their 90s who are still out walking every day, Don lives by four simple truths they all share: keep moving, eat lightly, stay positive, and always have something to look forward to.

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