Paul Egan
"The Bike Guy"
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On May 5th, 2023, Paul Bartle Egan passed away, leaving behind a legacy of kindness and compassion that touched the hearts of all who knew him. A gifted soul with a heart full of love, Paul was a beacon of hope. Using his skills as a professional mechanical engineer, he cherished every opportunity to share his talents and be of assistance to others. Through his tireless work as "The Bike Guy" he reclaimed, repaired, and donated over 1,700 bikes to members of the CT Shoreline communities. His advocacy work with the Bike & Pedestrian Alliance and his work at Bike Safety Day with Clinton Families Helping Families and the Clinton Police Department made his community a more vibrant place. A talented musician and actor, he performed with numerous choirs, choral groups, and community theater companies.
The Bike Guy
The touchstone of Paul “the Bike Guy” Egan’s life was giving of himself. I encourage you to follow his example and give generously to these organizations whose mission and programs enhance the quality of life of our communities. Let your kindness affect the world. Be like Paul!
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Ray of Hope Fund/Smilow Hematology Department Team
to support Smilow Cancer Hospital
Funds raised by our team go to the Ray of Hope Fund at Smilow Cancer Center to meet the needs of families of patients with blood cancers. Give to our Team or to any individual rider or you may also join our team by using this link.
https://www.rideclosertofree.org/participants/Liz-Loves-The-Bike-Guy
Clinton Families Helping Families
In the past 9 years, Paul has fixed and given away 1,700 bikes and done over 800 repairs with the financial support of Clinton Families Helping Families. CFHF also provides thousands of pounds of food per year to the Shoreline Food Pantry, weekend meals for Clinton students, financial aid to Clinton families in crisis, camp scholarships for students, and presents free family-centered events in the community.
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