Author:
- HIS FATHER STILL: A Parenting Memoir, a memoir about the obligations of a parent in the year following a
teenage driver's sudden death; manuscript currently being reviewed by publishers. (My agent is Joy Tutela of the David Black Literary Agency, New
York City, jtutela@dblackagency.com)
- "A Father's Awful Lesson in Risk," New London Day, March 2, 2008
- "A Safer Road to Driver's License," Hartford Courant, July 13, 2008
- "Teenage Drivers Require Close Supervision," Hartford Courant, December 8, 2009
- "Tips From Reid's Dad" – advice for parents, currently being distributed at several Connecticut driving schools
Television:
- Connecticut Public Television, "Town Meeting: Teen Driving," April 15, 2008, hosted by Diane Smith
- "Inside Out," April 2009, West Hartford Community Television, hosted by John Bonee
- Public Service Announcement on Connecticut's new teen driver laws, broadcast 600 times on Connecticut commercial stations, August – September,
2008
- Interview, WCBS Radio, New York, April 2008, by Fran Schaido
- LIFE Publications of Glastonbury, Simsbury, Canton, Wethersfield, West Hartford, Manchester, South Windsor, and Rocky Hill Connecitcut, "Father
launches safe teen driving blog after son dies in accident," by Lynn Woike, November - December 2009 and February 2010,
www.ctlife.net
- Hartford Business Journal, November 2009
- Connecticut Law Tribune, October 2009
Speaker:
- Stonington High School, Stonington, Connecticut, March 2008
- Conard High School Parent Organization, West Hartford, Connecticut, April 2008
- Glastonbury High School, September 2008
- Watertown High School, Watertown, Connecticut, May 2009, with State Senator Rob Kane
- Watkinson School, Hartford, Connecticut, January 2010
Participant in Mourning Parents Act (!MPACT), which brings to high schools a message about the dangers of teen driving and the consequences for families of accidents and fatalities, 2009
Advisor: Connecticut Children's Medical Center, pending funding applications to Center for Disease Control, and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, on injury prevention research
Father of Martha Hollister, age 17: Learner's Permit holder; member, Department of Motor Vehicles Teen Advisory Group; !MPACT Speaker, Plainfield High School, Plainfield, Connecticut, May 20, 2009
