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Chip Maxfield honored with General James Wolfe Award
156 Goose Pond Rd., Lyme, NH 03768 603-986-5040 Cathy@MtVistaRe.com www.MtVistaRe.com Vacation Property Specialist
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“Chip” Henry S. Maxfield Jr. was recently presented with the General James Wolfe Award for 2011 by Wolfeboro Area Chamber of Commerce president Tod O’Dowd. The award is presented in recognition of outstanding service and dedication to the Wolfeboro area community for the benefit of present and future residents, businesses and visitors. “We are honoring Chip for his dedication to Great Waters Music Festival, the Nick Recreation Park, Friends of Abenaki, Wolfeboro chamber board of directors, the Wolfeboro Master Plan Committee, the Maxfield ‘We Care’ Program (which has raised over $539,000 for over 240 local charities to date), Wolfeboro Chamber Parking Committee, and more,” stated O’Dowd at the fifth annual Wolfeboro Area Chamber of Commerce mingle. “Chip has a great passion and commitment to Wolfeboro. Not only has he given money, but also his time, to the many projects and organizations of our town. Chip’s record of service epitomizes the very spirit of the General James Wolfe Award.” Chip Maxfield, president and co-owner of
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Chip Maxfield, General James Wolfe Award recipient, pictured with his wife Tina. They have worked side by side in their business and charitable work for over 34 years.
Maxfield Real Estate, brings a lifetime of real estate experience to the table. Since he was 8 years old, he has accompanied his father, Henry S. Maxfield Sr., on real estate calls. In 1972 Chip Maxfield bcame a licensed real estate broker and he continues to serve
the Lakes Region community as the second generation of Maxfields. His wife, Tina Maxfield, is coowner of Maxfield Real Estate and has been an integral part of growing their business and taking a leadership role in community projects and organizations.
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