Lexington Resident and Bank of America Exec Killed in Skiing Accident
James L. Wong, a husband, father, coach and banking exec, died Saturday after crashing into a tree while skiing at Sugarbush.
A Lexington resident and vice president for Bank of America in Boston died Saturday, Feb. 4 following a skiing accident at Sugarbush Resort in Vermont. James L. Wong, 41, reportedly died in the emergency room from “blunt impacts of torso and left arm” suffered after he lost control on the slopes and crashed into a tree, the Burlington Free Press reported last night. Wong, who was reportedly wearing a helmet at the time of the accident, was at the resort with this wife and two children, according to WCBV Boston. A New Jersey native and Lafayette graduate, Wong was a vice president for Bank of America’s Boston operations. In an obituary on the Douglass Funeral Home’s website, Wong is described as a long-time Lexington resident and coach, a…
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Adam
11:22 am on Thursday, November 3, 2011
My first bank account was with a credit union, thanks to my dad who worked for the local school system when I was growing up. I opened my account (with him as a joint owner) at age 15. The only "big bank" account I ever had was during college, when I opened a Citizens Bank account because they had the only ATMs on campus. I closed that account shortly after graduation. I'm now a member of Hanscom… more ›