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Joe Morrill is an active member of the Sweet Inspirations community, where he works on Tuesdays and serves on the organization’s Board of Directors. He is dedicated to contributing his time and talents to support the mission of creating inclusive and meaningful opportunities for individuals of all abilities.

In addition to his work at Sweet Inspirations, Joe is a committed Special Olympics athlete who competes in multiple sports. His favorite events are powerlifting and flag football. Joe is especially proud of his accomplishments as a 2018 Special Olympics National Champion, where he earned two gold and two silver medals in powerlifting.

Outside of his professional and athletic pursuits, Joe enjoys cooking, staying active through workouts, and spending time walking along the beach. His enthusiasm, determination, and positive spirit make him a valued leader and role model in his community.

Pat Morrill is a retired housing professional who dedicated her career to the Milford Housing Authority, where she supported low-income elderly individuals, people with disabilities, and families in securing safe and stable housing.

She is the proud mother of two sons, including her son Joe, who has been an active participant in the Special Olympics program in Milford for over 18 years. Pat is a passionate advocate for enhancing and improving quality of life, working to ensure that individuals of all abilities have the opportunity to live full and meaningful lives.

Now residing in Ogunquit, Maine, Pat and Joe work part-time in property management. In their free time, they share a love of travel and sports, and are on an exciting mission to visit all 30 Major League Baseball ballparks.

Being a lifelong Milford resident, I am always looking for new ways to give back to our community. I have been on many boards through the last 25 years. Milford School Parent Teacher Organizations, Milford School Council and Milford After Prom. I am on the Milford Board of Health Board, Black-Tie Coalition and Milford Lions Club. I am the Executive Director for Milford and Mendon Housing Authorities. I am married to my husband David and have three children. I look forward to contributing to the Sweet Inspirations Board to help in any wat to help make a difference.

I was born, raised, and lived in Milford all my life. I am an active volunteer with the Milford Lions Club and enjoy helping people in the Milford community that are in need.  I retired in 2022 after 40 years as a Real Estate broker including 27 years working for Appraisal Management Companies with extensive knowledge in residential property appraisals for banks and financial institutions. I have 2 children and 3 grandchildren. I am proud to be asked to be part of the BOD for Sweet Inspirations, it is a great organization which focuses on people with disabilities. Sweet Inspirations is just a great cause to support.

My name is Michelle (Shelley) Sgammato, I was born and raised in Milford and live here now with my husband Tom.  I am a mother / in law to 2 sons Benjamin (31), his wife Jennie and Devereux (29).

I was a Milford Town Library Youth Services Librarian for 29 years retiring Spring 2023 I loved my job!  It enabled me to serve hundreds of patrons of generationally and ethnically diverse backgrounds from Milford and surrounding towns.  I quickly realized Libraries being defined as boring and dull was a naively stereotypical term.

I am honored to be board member of the Aaron Zenus foundation. I have seen first-hand that this truly is a dedicated group of individuals providing support and assistance to individuals and families with intellectual and developmental disabilities as they seek to achieve independence, community integration, social growth, and an enhanced quality of life.

Born and raised in Milford, I am honored to give back to the community I proudly call home as a member of the Sweet Inspirations team. After graduating from Milford High School, I attended Wesleyan University, where I earned a degree in Economics, and later received my MBA from Babson College.

I recently retired from Trans National Group, where I served as Senior Vice President of Real Estate and Investments. I now look forward to applying the skills and experience I have developed throughout my career to help enhance and expand programs and opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

My wife, LuAnn, and I are the proud parents of three children and grandparents to seven grandchildren, whose activities in sports and music keep us actively engaged and inspired. I remain deeply involved in the Milford community, serving as a Town Meeting member and contributing to initiatives such as the Draper Park Renovation Committee, the Veterans Monument Committee, and the Downtown Revitalization Committee. I also serve as a Director at Milford Federal Bank.

I am grateful for the opportunity to be part of Sweet Inspirations and look forward to helping expand the reach and impact of both the store and the Aaron Zenus Foundation throughout Milford and the surrounding communities.

Mr. Zenus is a Co-Founder of the Aaron Zenus Foundation. Mr. Zenus has been and remains a strong advocate for supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, as is the mission of the Foundation… For the past 20 years, Mr. Zenus has and continues to support the local Milford Area Special Olympics programs serving as a coach, volunteer, and chaperone.  Mr. Zenus was also a Co-Founder of the Friends of Milford Area Special Athletes (FOMASA) serving this non-profit as an Officer and Board Member from its’ inception in 2001 until 2019.

A graduate of Northeastern University, Mr. Zenus enjoyed over 40 years of employment serving the Healthcare industry as a supply chain professional, and held many key management positions throughout his career. 

My name is Danielle Zenus and I was born and raised in Grafton, Ma.  I moved to Milford with my wonderful husband Joe Zenus Jr. in 2011. I was lucky enough to be the mother to Aaron Zenus, the face behind Sweet Inspirations for 12 amazing years. We also have our other son Jaxon who is now 11. I have spent the last 20 years working within state agencies such as DDS and with the MFP and ABI waivers.  I am a licensed Social Worker and currently work for UMass Chan Medical School helping families at Dana Farber and Children’s Hospital navigate the healthcare process.  My goal is to continue Aaron’s legacy with community support to provide opportunities in social, vocational, and recreational needs for our individuals with disabilities and their families.