Geoffrey Thomas Mullett

May 11, 2006

Two years ago today, we lost Geoff Mullett to cancer. He was a prolific writer, a dedicated husband to DeAnne, and a doting father to his two beautiful girls, Devin and Brett.

To remember him and to honor his legacy, once a year, we raise money for cancer survivors and cancer research.

Hill, Holliday has always been driven to do well, and at the same time, to do good. As an agency, we have raised funds and awareness for every part of the human anatomy.

Walk the halls here and you will find bright, hardworking people who walk for hunger, who ride for a cure, who travel to Africa to work in orphanages, who coach the kids, who sell the Girl Scout cookies by the crates, who serve on the Boards of the nonprofit organizations that struggle to make both ends meet in the middle.

While it is not our intent to compare one good cause against another, the drive to end cancer suffering is an excellent one.

Our clients, our co-workers, our spouses, our friends, our brothers, our sisters, our parents, and our grandparents have all been touched by cancer.

This July, in Geoff’s honor, I will be riding the 3,639 kilometer Tour de France route one day ahead of the professionals as a fundraiser for the Lance Armstrong Foundation.

If you want to be on the team, if you are a friend of Hill, Holliday, or an enemy of cancer, please make a check payable to the “Lance Armstrong Foundation,” and send it to:

Joe Berkeley
Hill, Holliday
200 Clarendon Street
Boston, MA 02116

The donation is tax-deductible as allowed by law.