Roses, Kids and a Whole Lot of Digging
May 13th, 2010
If it seemed everywhere you looked at the end of April you saw Park Angels planting, digging and watering, it was all part of the Double Dig. Over four days,…
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Park Angel Leads
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Jim Martin
Jim is the executive director for the Charleston Parks Conservancy and is at the very heart of the Park Angels movement. He is a skilled horticulturalist who has been a part of the Riverbanks Zoo and their 90-acre botanical garden,… more
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Paul Wentz
Working hard, optomistic, positive attitude, making the best out of any situation. These are all things I strive for both personally and professionally. Working with the Charleston Parks Conservancy and the Park Angels gives me the opportunity to work on… more
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Mary Neves Richards
As the events director for the Conservancy, Mary Neves Richards coordinates events for the Conservancy and coordinates efforts involving the Park Angels, the volunteer core for the Conservancy.
Richards has been working with the Conservancy almost since its inception… more -
Jessica Hall
I'm presently working for Centurum Inc. as a technical analyst. After graduating from Clemson University with a B.S. in Marketing in 2005, I worked as a Tenant Representative at CB Richard Ellis in Washington, DC focusing solely on office leasing.… more
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Theresa Evans
I feel so privledged to call one of the world's most gracious and beautiful cities home and to celebrate the astounding resources we enjoy in our Charleston parks. I live downtown and have been active in the residential real estate… more
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Fran Hummel
I am a transplant from Ohio, never to return, only for visits in the summertime. Charleston is a great place to live especially if you love gardening, sunny skies and good weather. I was an elementary Art teacher in Ohio… more
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Jane Miller
I am a student of the Decorative Arts. My career began over 40 years ago in NY city working for a leading fabric house that created textiles for homefurnishings. We had an office in Paris and I would spend weeks… more
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Cathy Kleiman
Good Coffee, great kids, wonders of nature, Lead Park Angel, gardening, fruits and vegetables, flowers, 0% milk, the beach, Bruce Springsteen, School of the Arts, Willie Nelson, water, the mountains, MAC makeup, Camp Ton A Wandah, building houses, making jewelry,… more
