The 13 Lynn Tech Hall of Fame inductees represent a dynamic mix of Lynn Tech alumni whose careers span engineering, military service, sports, business, and public service. Their diverse achievements—from pioneering engineering careers and decorated military leadership to innovative business ventures and community impact — underscore the lasting influence of a Lynn Tech education on local and national communities.
Dale Bennett (Florida)
An engineering pioneer, Dale Bennett built an impressive career — working at companies such as Lockheed Martin after graduating from top-tier institutions. Now retired in Florida, his early contributions to the machine shop and the foundational spirit of Lynn Tech set the stage for his lasting legacy.
David Bryson (Revere)
Hailing from Revere, David Bryson serves as the secretary of the Lynn Tech Alumni Association. His dedicated leadership in keeping alumni connected and supporting the school’s mission has made him an essential part of the Lynn Tech family.
Louis Byrd (Lynn; Deceased June 6, 2024)
A proud product of Lynn Tech the late Louis Byrd made his mark in sports — especially in basketball. Although he passed away on June 6, 2024, his enduring influence on the local sports community and his connection to Lynn remain celebrated.
Daniel J. Caufield (Montana)
Daniel J. Caufield boasts a long and distinguished military career. As the Chief Operations Officer for the Montana Veterans Administration Healthcare System, he oversees care for 48,000 enrolled veterans across 17 facilities — a testament to his unwavering commitment to service.
Brian D’Amico (Lynn)
Based in Lynn, Brian D’Amico is the HR Director for Wayne Alarm Systems. With an outstanding academic background that spans degrees from Salem State to a current doctoral program at Liberty University, his leadership in human resources and local business makes him a standout inductee.
Jovan Jae Holland (Brockton)
A dynamic sports leader from Brockton, Jovan Jae Holland shines both on the court and in the community. A Lynn Tech alumnus with a strong background in basketball and football — and a graduate of Fisher College’s business management program — he has also currently serves as Director of Fan and Entertainment for the Boston Red Sox, even gifting game tickets at the 2024 graduation ceremony.
Edward Allen Marcin (Washington)
Edward Allen Marcin, located in Washington, is a decorated veteran whose extensive military service has earned him numerous accolades. His lifelong commitment to duty and leadership in service of his country mark him as a highly respected inductee.
Sean Martin (Peabody)
From Peabody, Sean Martin is a veteran turned entrepreneur. As the owner of Martin Electrical Services, his experience spans military service and technical expertise in electrical work, demonstrating both leadership and a dedication to public safety through emergency services.
Nicole McClain (Lynn)
A true trailblazer, Nicole McClain is the first African American woman to serve as a Lynn councilor at large. A veteran of the Army National Guard with deployments in 2004 and 2008, her service and leadership in local government have paved the way for future generations.
Leanne McGuinness (Plymouth)
Though hailing from a strong Lynn family, Leanne McGuinness now resides in Plymouth. Her journey—from earning her CNA license and completing the Health Tech program at Lynn Tech to becoming a nurse practitioner after further studies at Salem State—exemplifies professional growth in healthcare.
Robert Merryman (Lynn)
A lifelong resident of Lynn, Robert Merryman is a business leader who has significantly impacted the community. As owner, and president of RAM Electrical Consulting and Contracting Corporation—and as the founder of the Lights Out Shooting Gym—his contributions to local youth sports and financial support of athletic programs are deeply valued.
Andrea Pezzulo Satterwhite (Lynn)
Currently serving on the Lynn School Committee, Andrea Satterwhite is a dedicated public servant with a strong background in health tech and nursing. Her ongoing commitment to educational and community initiatives in Lynn highlights the very best of what a Lynn Tech education can inspire.
Chrysoula (Chrys) Hatzis Varvounis (Swampscott)
A valedictorian of Lynn Tech’s Sales and Marketing program, Varvounis earned a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a major in Accounting from Salem State University. She is the owner and president of Bean Hatzis & Fultz, a Salem-based accounting and tax firm. An active member of the Lynn, Salem ,and Swampscott communities, she served as treasurer of the Clark School PTO and has been involved with the Hellenic Business Network.
