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Chief Master Tom Crecelius
“Let your fear of failure be your reason to succeed” ~ Chief Master Tom Crecelius. What describes me? What makes Nick Riddell tick? Depending upon whom you ask, you would receive drastically different answers. Some people would suggest that I am a wee bit… well, excessively “big for my britches”. Narcissistic, show off, self righteous, etc… also may be mentioned. But, some would characterize me as a confident, diligent, unfaltering, and very devoted. Personally, I find myself to be very confident, zealous, and highly competitive. On any given day you may see me strutting through a strip mall or back to the bleachers at a football game in my tank top, khaki shorts, and my reflective aviators. Its likely you may get the “I can hear his ego
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