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Zdeno Chara to run Boston Marathon for Team Hoyt, Thomas E. Smith Foundation

Bruins legend Zdeno Chara to participate in Boston Marathon

Former Bruin Zdeno Chara to run his first Boston Marathon for The Hoyt Foundation, Thomas E. Smith Foundation

Chara announces he will run Boston Marathon next month

Boston Bruins legend Zdeno Chara to run first Boston Marathon next month

A Reason to Run: Inspiring Stories From the Boston Marathon Finish Line

Swampscott athlete Tom Smith participates in his third Boston Marathon on crutches

Paralyzed Hockey Player Walks Again!

14 runners who will inspire you on Marathon Monday

On Monday, thousands of people will fulfill a goal they’ve been working toward for months, if not years — to cross the finish line of the Boston Marathon.

Thomas Smith Feature on Fox 25 News Boston

Mass Hockey Safety Committee Chair Completes 2018 Boston Marathon

TOM SMITH FINISHES MARATHON TEN-YEARS AFTER FIRST PARALYZING ACCIDENT
We are #MassProud of Massachusetts Hockey Safety Committee Chair Tom Smith!

Three-time paralyzed man ready to walk the Boston Marathon

Tom Smith will be taking the Boston Marathon one step at a time.

Though he’s run Boston before, Smith won’t be trying to set a new personal best. After being paralyzed three times, he’s focusing instead on completing the 26.2 miles by walking, and wants to give hope to other paralysis patients with each step.

Tom Smith, twice paralyzed, plans to walk Boston Marathon

He was a senior in high school, a blue-chip hockey recruit when he ran his first Boston Marathon in 2008.

Tom Smith could never have imagined the events that will lead him back to Hopkinton in two weeks.

The 10-year anniversary is just part of the reason why Smith’s return to Boston this year is so significant. It’s a journey that began shortly after he ran that marathon. Two separate freak accidents while playing hockey paralyzed him, then a car accident confined him to a wheelchair for three years.

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