Alan Dean

Alan Dean

Alan has served with provincial, national and international sports organizations representing sports for amputee athletes. He was a forerunner in the formation of both ParaSport Ontario and the Canadian Paralympic Committee. He was a staff member on three Paralympic and two World Championship Teams. He’s an inductee in two Hall of Fames. He has relished the excitement of sports for athletes with disabilities and now is involved in lawn bowling, both for fitness and competition.

Hi, I’m Alan. Involvement in sports has opened up many personal opportunities, both as an athlete with a disability and as an administrator within our sports organizations. Throughout my involvement, I have made many friends and had many exciting experiences. It's been a blast.

ParaSport® Role: 1000 Years of ParaSport®

Areas of Expertise: Amputee Sports. Lawn Bowling.

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