I just learned of the passing of Nathan Zoll. I was 17 when I met this incredibly gifted and dedicated man. He was a Vocation Rehab Counselor at MRC; I was a misunderstood teen from a broken and dysfunctional family of origin, trying to cope with a little understood neurological disability called Tourette Syndrome. In the year or two of being a client, this caring soul touched my inner being in a way few have. He nurtured what he saw in me, which others were blind to. He taught to to trust in myself. He instilled an inner strength where once there had been only fear and doubt. I recall the day he left the Brookline MRC office. I cried and begged him to stay. But the administration had no room for a man who marched to the beat of a different drum, yet achieved what few had, with sensitivity, faith, and love. Thank you Nathan Zoll for believing in this broken boy and helping him on the path to becoming a better, not bitter, man. You are deeply missed-RIP 💜🖤