Mark Walczak [SEP] member of sports team
Mark Walczak
Mark Walczak is a former NFL professional Football player who played tight end and long snapper for five NFL seasons for the Indianapolis Colts, Buffalo Bills, Phoenix Cardinals, and San Diego Chargers. In 2007 Mark has been inducted into the New York State Section 5 High School Football Hall of Fame. Since being retired from the NFL, Walczak has shifted his focus to building a successful Real Estate company, Az Real Estate Advisors, llc in Scottsdale Arizona. He also actively works to help improve the health of former
is also a member of the board of the University of Massachusetts Boston Alumni and Friends.
Career.
Walczak founded and ran the nonprofit Codman Square Health Center in Dorchester for more than thirty years. Walczak co-founded in 1979 the center, which provides over 22,000 area residents with primary medical care, urgent care, radiology, dentistry, and eye care services. According to Walczak, “Codman Square was burning down, and it needed something, and we decided that was a health center. We figured if you