Lee Glynn is from Skowhegan, Maine. He spent his whole career in the retail automotive industry, from tires to parts to whole cars. He has sold automobiles in 40 states as the cofounder of The Wolfington Group. He sold his share of the business and retired to farming in 2011. Until his life took an unexpected turn in late 2017 when a hemorrhagic stroke left a brain injury that changed Lee and the course of his life. Lee is active within the brain injury community; you may know him from a support group that you attend. He believes that a support group that he attended may have saved his life. From that group he had the opportunity to start others in Waterville, Augusta and Skowhegan. He volunteers as a brain injury survivor on the steering committee of the Brain Injury Association of America, Maine chapter, and as a bridge between the Maine Statewide Independent Living Council and the Maine Acquired Brain Injury Advisory Council where he acts as co-chair. He volunteers on the steering committee for the Brewer Rehabilitation Center and attends their monthly support group. His favorite topic, though, is recovery and the concert of beliefs, emotions and physical efforts that aid in that process.