Groomsmen

Brad Walsh

Brad and Billy met in 6th grade and have been best friends ever since. Brad is up for anything whether it's backyard games and throwing the football, spotting wildlife along with the occasional bear electrical box, throwing punches including boxing matches at Burger King, inserting himself into stories when he wasn't there (then over time actually believing it) and disagreeing with factual information. They're favorite things to do together are camping trips to Baxter and Yellowstone and watching the Pats. Brad's a true and genuine friend who you can always count on.

Sam Tucci

Sam and Billy met in 7th grade and grew to become best friends throughout high school and college. Over the years they were frequently seen throwing the football, chasing ladies and drinking beers down the beach, Esker or at a Saint A's picnic. They also lived together in Somerville for a year filled with fun nights out in Boston, many games in ping-pong and a few standoffs. Sam has many talents including being in two places at once (where he says he is and where he actually is), impromptu singing, going out for L-routes and making people laugh to the points of tears. Sam is a one of a kind guy who always brings a good time and despite all the head shaking moments Sam will always have a friend in Billy.

Dan O'Brien

Dan and Billy have been friends since they were 5 years old. They grew up playing sports together including soccer, baseball, and basketball as well as going on camping trips to Baxter State Park and most recently to Glacier and Yellowstone National Park. Dan is extremely smart and handy, always lending a helping hand to his helpless friend Billy with odd jobs around his condo. Besides that, Danny also helped Billy meet Annie by first not asking her out himself when they were partners in crime at Peer Mediation trainings and second by inviting him over the night they met again. Although Dan will be the first to remind you of your faults he's also a great, loyal friend who has continued to be there over the years.

Sean Anderton

Sean and Billy met in 5th grade and have remained great friends ever since. In addition to being in the same class, they would spend most afternoons together after school. As they grew older, times spent on the trampoline and other places along East Street turned into nights out at Weymouth's local watering holes and at the Somerville apartment going into town. Sean enjoys the darker things in life including demonic ink, Harley's and muscle cars. Sean is a true and loyal friend who always tell it how it is and someone Billy has been able to count on for almost two decades.

Steve Winrow

When Steve and Billy first met they hated each other. Why you ask? Well, Steve was from South Weymouth and Billy was from East Weymouth. Once they accepted the fact that someone from the other side of town could be cool they became great friends and have been ever since. Steve and Billy grew up playing travel and high school soccer together, winning multiple championships at States. They spent many weekends together going out in Boston from Billy's Somerville apartment and eventually Steve moved to Somerville just two streets away. Most Sundays they get together to watch the Pats. They always compete whether it's in FIFA or fantasy football. Steve's been a great friend for many years with many more to come.

Paul Kilday

Paul and Billy met through soccer at Saint A's. However, Paul's first memory of Billy was a few years earlier when Billy buried the game winning goal in a Weymouth vs. Marshfield high school soccer playoff game. After a few practices they became great friends and have been ever since. Outside of soccer Paul and Billy spent lots of time together across campus and a number of trips to Maine and New Hampshire. Paul also frequented the Somerville pad every weekend where they'd go out into Boston. They eventually both ended up in Southie where they'd continue seeing each other every weekend, continuing the practice of incessantly making fun of each other and ensuring the other's head doesn't get too big.