Kim Bormaster

GOING FOR GOLD Kim Bormaster has racked up dozens of medals since she started competing in Special Olympics as a student at The Briarwood School. (Photo: Dylan Aguilar)

Twin sisters Kelly Masel and Kim Bormaster grew up doing everything together, and they continue to see each other at least once a week.

Brian Bormaster and Alli Feinstein (middle) are two years apart and are two years older than twins Kelly Masel (left) and Kim. (Photo: Alan Ross Photography)

FAMILY REUNION Alli Feinstein captured this shot of the Bormaster family in Rosemary Beach, Florida, last August by setting the timer on her camera. Top row, from left: Brian Masel, Leslie Bormaster, Scott Bormaster, Claire Bormaster, Brian Bormaster, Blake Bormaster and Jeffrey Feinstein. Bottom row, from left: Benjy Masel, Kelly Masel, George Feinstein, Jack Bormaster, Joshua Feinstein, Kim Bormaster, Alli Feinstein and Julia Feinstein.

Scott and Leslie Bormaster support daughter Kim as she competes in Special Olympics. (Photo: Dylan Aguilar)

Kim Bormaster (middle) was inducted into the Ronnie Arrow Jewish Sports Hall of Fame on Sunday, June 23. Here, she is pictured with her parents Leslie Bormaster and Scott Bormaster. 

Kim Bormaster’s family — including her two sisters, her brother and three of her nephews — came to Sunday’s induction ceremony. 

Each of the Bormaster children have returned home to the family nest for temporary stays, delighting their mom, Leslie. Pictured are (from left) Brian, Leslie, Alli, Kelly, Kim and Scott Bormaster.