Pittsburgh CLO Announces Passing of Charlie Gray, Former Executive Director
Pittsburgh CLO has announced the passing of Charlie Gray, who served as Executive Director from 1982 to 1996.
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The Woodlands enriches the lives of individuals with disability and chronic illness throughout the lifespan – starting with kids! Many of our current Adult and Young Adult participants started enjoying The Woodlands programs for Children when they were just six or seven years old. Many of the opportunities that The Woodlands offers for Children are day or evening programs, ideal for kids who may not be ready for an overnight camp or retreat. These experiences prepare them for future Woodlands activities as they begin to socialize and express themselves.
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There is nothing like camp to help make memories and foster new friendships that will last a lifetime. Our team will help jumpstart each participant’s road to understanding their true abilities and potential. The Woodlands offers day and overnight camps to accommodate all ages and all abilities.
Pittsburgh CLO has announced the passing of Charlie Gray, who served as Executive Director from 1982 to 1996.
The Pittsburgh CLO Guild is proud to announce that Sandra and William Lambert will be honored with the CLOE Award for Community Service at the 63rd Annual Pittsburgh CLO Guild Ball on May 19 at the Westin Convention Center Hotel.