“Winner of the Brian Kilrea Coach of the Year Award went to Bob Boughner of the Windsor Spitfires. Defenseman of the year went to Karl Alzner of the...Calgary Hitmen. Goaltender honours went to The Tri-City Americans’ Chet Pickard. Player of the year went to Justin Azevado of the Kitchener Rangers.”There was a loud, host team, cheer for Justin from Ranger fans.“Rookie of the Year went to Taylor Hall of the Windsor Spitfires with Brad Hayward of the Belleville Falcons a very close second.. " I'm sure we do ... if you hold on, one second, I'll go put the water on." Beth, I need to talk privately with Joy Adamson, for a while. Could you keep everyone out of the living room? Oh, and could you make us a pot of green tea, please? Thank you."Back in the living room, she told Joy she had asked not to be disturbed. "Oh, and the tea should be ready in five minutes."Taking a deep breath to calm her nerves, Joy began... "My husband and I were married ten years ago; I had just turned. “It’s been about 3 years Ma’am”, I replied. “I’ve always been drawn to a woman’s clothes and have always wanted to be feminine. I am scared. I’ve always been scared. Am I going crazy? Am I ill?” I let out all these questions that had been haunting me for years. “Not at all my dear”, she said, “It is normal, completely. First, you need to relax. Take deep breaths. Now, since there is no one in class, you can call me Akka (elder sister). And listen to what I have to say…”, Ma’am said. And I. At times, they were mistaken as brothers because they even looked a lot alike. Both were between 6'2" and 6'3" tall, athletically built, and had light brown hair. One majored in marketing and the other in general business. When they graduated, they started an internet business together because neither could imagine themselves working for "the man". In a crowded internet, they had come up with a very successful strategy and were wealthy men by the time they were in their early 30's. They agreed.