Walt Adams: Star Radio, Sunday Jazz Brunch. Time once again for the Power of Potential with AIM Services. Each week we get a chance to talk with Executive Director Chris Lyons. Good morning, Chris. Chris Lyons: Good morning, Walt. Happy Sunday. Another wonderful Jazz Brunch, another opportunity to talk about AIM Services and the Power…
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Walt Adams: Star Radio Sunday Jazz Brunch. I’m Walt Adams, time for our power of potential from AIM Services, supporting people with disability and traumatic brain injury. Each week, I look forward to talking to my good friend, Chris Lyons, Executive Director. Good morning, Chris. Chris Lyons: Good happy Sunday morning. Walt, it’s so good…
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Walt: Star Radio, Sunday Jazz Brunch. It’s time, once again, for the Power of Potential with AIM Services, supporting people with disabilities and traumatic brain injury. Each week, we get a chance to talk to you the Executive Director, Chris Lyons. Good morning, sir. Chris Lyons: Good morning, Walt. Happy Sunday. It’s great to visit…
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AIM: How did your Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) occur? Barb: It happened on June 10th, 1974. I was 15 going on 16. I was with a friend of mine. He was driving the car when we got in the accident, and we both were not wearing seatbelts. He only got a cut on his forehead…
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Walt: Star Radio, Sunday Jazz brunch time once again for the Power of Potential with AIM Services, supporting people with disabilities and traumatic brain injury. Each week, we talk with Chris Lyons, the Executive Director. Good morning, Chris. Chris Lyons: Good morning, Walt. How are you my friend? Walt: Doing good. It’s a little lonely…
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Walt Adams: Star Radio Sunday Jazz Brunch time once again for the Power of Potential with AIM Services, supporting people with disabilities and traumatic brain injury. Each week, we get a chance to talk with Chris Lyons, the Executive Director. Good morning, Chris. Chris Lyons: Good morning, Walt. Happy Sunday. Another wonderful Jazz Brunch. Another…
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This Valentine’s Day, we at AIM find ourselves in a state of deep reflection. We reflect on the years past when we gathered to celebrate love and friendship at our annual Valentine’s Day Dance. This February, although the in-person dance is missing, the instances of love, kindness, selflessness, and the formation of remarkable relationships are…
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Walt: Time once again for the Power of Potential with AIM Services, supporting people with disabilities and traumatic brain injury. Each week we check in with Executive Director, Chris Lyons. Chris, how you doing my friend? Chris Lyons: Very well Walt, thank you. I’m hoping you’re doing well in the chilly bunker of Lake George…
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Kristi’s Story I have taken the long and windy road in life and tried many different things. I did not go to college until I was 30 years old, where I received a B.A. in Criminal Justice. I worked as a Teen Court Coordinator for the Carteret County Sheriff’s Department for several years. I also…
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Walt: Time once again for the Power of Potential with AIM Services, supporting people with disability and traumatic brain injury. Each week, we look forward to talking to Executive Director Chris Lyons. Good morning, Chris. Chris Lyons: Good morning, Walt. I’m so glad that Santa made his way to your basement yesterday. Walt: I know,…
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Experience real life stories from the people of AIM Services, Inc. Through this experience sharing, you will gain a more personal understanding of AIM Services’ impact on individuals’ lives. This is your chance to take a glimpse into a person’s life or to share with everyone the impact a person with a disability has had on your own life.
