Mahaloian of the Week! And this week's tip o' the hat goes to... @kerryk?

This came as quite a surprise to me. Thank you for naming me Mahaloian of the Week! As youmentioned, I have been with Mahalo since its infancy stages back in the summer of 2007.At the time I enjoyed creating the pages from the Greenhouse.

Then after nearly 400 pages and many great people that I worked with, the Greenhouse was gone, but that just mean new and different things to do on Mahalo. Next game the tasks, questions and answers and page management. Now I am part of the GuruTeam and very much enjoy contributing, helping others with questions and answers on a variety of topics.

I will continue to give my best effort in the forums for as long as Mahalo wishes to have me. I have worked with way too many people on here to mention names, but you all know who you are. A little bit more about myself.

I will be 41 years old next Wednesday. I graduated from Lehigh University in Behtlehem, Pennsylvania with a Bachelors of Science in Statistics. Besides working on Mahalo, I am a self employed math tutor.

I work with students of all ages both online and in person. Things I enjoy are sports, fitness, music, games and puzzles, television, dining out. I suppose I am just the average guy.

Thanks again!

A well deserved honor :-) Congrats @kerryk. You sure are a great addition to Mahalo. Well done

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Congrats, Kerry! This is a well deserved honor!

Congrats, Kerryk. Thanks for all the good questions and answers.

Well done and congratulations @kerryk you can now add the MotW ambassadorship to your consistently helpful, way back to the Greenhouse lengthy, and widespread Mahalo resume..welcome to the Mahaloian of the Week club. :).

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