RED, WHITE & 
BLUE AWARD
2006 - DOUG FLUTIE
RED, WHITE & BLUE AWARD
2006
DOUG FLUTIE
BOSTON SALUTES
DOUG FLUTIE

In 2006, Boston awarded Doug Flutie the Red, White & Blue Award in recognition of his remarkable athletic legacy, philanthropy, and unwavering support for the city and its charities. On Patriot’s Day that year, Flutie—a New England sports icon and Boston College Heisman Trophy winner—announced his retirement, concluding a 21-year career that endeared him to fans across the region. His unforgettable Hail Mary touchdown pass in 1984, clinching a stunning Boston College victory over Miami, remains etched in football history.

That evening, the band Boston reunited for the Red, White & Blue Awards Concert, joining Keith Lockhart and The Boston Pops for a stirring performance at Symphony Hall. Proceeds supported The Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism, founded by Flutie and his wife, Laurie, in honor of their son, Doug Jr. Dedicated to helping families affected by autism, the Foundation funds essential services, research, and community programs, transforming lives across New England and beyond
BOSTON SALUTES
DOUG FLUTIE

In 2006, Boston awarded Doug Flutie the Red, White & Blue Award in recognition of his remarkable athletic legacy, philanthropy, and unwavering support for the city and its charities. On Patriot’s Day that year, Flutie—a New England sports icon and Boston College Heisman Trophy winner—announced his retirement, concluding a 21-year career that endeared him to fans across the region. His unforgettable Hail Mary touchdown pass in 1984, clinching a stunning Boston College victory over Miami, remains etched in football history.

That evening, the band Boston reunited for the Red, White & Blue Awards Concert, joining Keith Lockhart and The Boston Pops for a stirring performance at Symphony Hall. Proceeds supported The Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism, founded by Flutie and his wife, Laurie, in honor of their son, Doug Jr. Dedicated to helping families affected by autism, the Foundation funds essential services, research, and community programs, transforming lives across New England and beyond
 
BOSTON SALUTES
DOUG FLUTIE

In 2006, Boston awarded Doug Flutie the Red, White & Blue Award in recognition of his remarkable athletic legacy, philanthropy, and unwavering support for the city and its charities. On Patriot’s Day that year, Flutie—a New England sports icon and Boston College Heisman Trophy winner—announced his retirement, concluding a 21-year career that endeared him to fans across the region. His unforgettable Hail Mary touchdown pass in 1984, clinching a stunning Boston College victory over Miami, remains etched in football history.

That evening, the band Boston reunited for the Red, White & Blue Awards Concert, joining Keith Lockhart and The Boston Pops for a stirring performance at Symphony Hall. Proceeds supported The Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism, founded by Flutie and his wife, Laurie, in honor of their son, Doug Jr. Dedicated to helping families affected by autism, the Foundation funds essential services, research, and community programs, transforming lives across New England and beyond

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