The TMA Connection
The TMA Connection is a local podcast show focused on connecting people in the community with new events, endeavors and opportunities. Interviews include people who are doing amazing things in the community, showcasing difference makers and educating listeners in everything real estate. You’ll get an inside glimpse in the trials and tribulations of growing a successful business while making a difference in the lives of others. The show is hosted by Tim Markland- team leader and Realtor with the The Markland Advantage Team of Cummings and Co Realtors.
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In this episode of the TMA Connection, Tim sits down with Candi Tolson, co-founder of the Brandon Tolson Foundation, to share an incredibly moving and powerful conversation about grief, resilience, and choosing to build something beautiful out of unimaginable tragedy. Following the heartbreaking loss of her 20-year-old son, Brandon, in a 2016 car accident, Candi and her husband Jon launched the foundation to ensure Brandon’s vibrant, authentic, and inclusionary legacy would continue to live on.
The conversation dives deep into the raw realities of a parent’s worst nightmare, the unique ways couples navigate grief together, and the critical importance of supporting surviving siblings. If you are a member of the Harford County community, someone walking through a season of heavy loss, or anyone looking for a profound perspective on what it truly means to thrive through adversity, this episode is a deeply impactful masterclass in hope and community healing.
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