A little more than a year ago, Boston Living Center was crumbling and its future in doubt. Its executive director had stolen tens of thousands of dollars from its coffers to feed a gambling habit, leaving the center on the brink of closure and its members with the bitter taste of betrayal.
Now, the region’s largest refuge for people living with HIV and AIDS is on its feet again. Clients are surging. Finances are strong. And recently it hired as executive director Larry Kessler, a longtime crusader for people living with HIV and AIDS.
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Such good work is done at BLC-so glad it is still around.
Bless the good folks who keep this running. And hey, Larry, admit it - you were bored in retirement, anyway, right? :-)
Boston -- and New England -- owes a huge debt of gratitude to Larry for all that he has done over the last 30 years in support of people with AIDS and HIV.