Mr. Larry Holmes, the Executive Director of Sobriety in Motion, since its inception, is committed to making sure that others, especially those typically overlooked and underserved, have the same opportunity to recover from addiction as he did. He has been in recovery for more than a quarter of a century and has been in the addiction recovery profession ever since he became sober. His mission is to serve those that many programs, sad to say, do not want to deal with-the veteran with severe PTSD, the deaf male who presents a language challenge, etc. etc. Brian Freeman, a volunteer at Sobriety in Motion, has worked in the addiction recovery field since 1983, and managed an addiction recovery program for deaf individuals, from 1991-2020. His commitment is to support Larry's efforts to assure that underserved and overlooked individuals are given the same chance to address and arrest their addiction. Losing a beloved son, an 82nd Army Airborne veteran to addiction is one way he feels he can honor him, as well. Brian was an assistant professor at CSU for 13 years and taught elementary through high school deaf students, in Cuyahoga County, from 1992-2008. Both Larry and Brian agree that the man who helped both of them get sober, Jack Mulhall, is the inspiration for their mission. Jack was director of Stella Maris, The Keating Center, and Freedom House and worked tirelessly for more than 40 years welcoming all, regardless of any so-called "differences".