Mark Kite and Barbara Kite are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Bobbie Jo Kite to Blake Herbold. Ms. Kite is a professor at Gallaudet University in the Department of Education. Mr. Herbold is a Jack of all trades and is an adjunct faculty at Gallaudet University. They reside in Washington D.C. with their loving pit bulls and a June 2018 wedding is planned.

Thanks,

Mark and Barbara Kite

Hello PAD SC and Members,

Wanted to let you know that Audrey Warrick informed me that JoJo Trozzo is home from Hospital since Sept 3rd till Monday Oct 16th. He doing good, he will be staying with his Daughter Joanne for few weeks for rehab. Just want let you know. Keep him in our Prayers for his recovery.

Thanks Jeff

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Hello Members,

PAD will be CLOSED on Saturday Sept 30th.

Thanks, Club Manager

Hello Everyone,

PAD will be closed this Saturday July 29th.

Thanks, Holly

Hi!

My name is Leah Morelli and I am the Accessibility Coordinator at the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh. I am reaching out because the Carnegie Museums of Art is having a panel discussion for the new exhibition 20/20 on July 22nd that will have a sign language interpreter. I was wondering if anyone from the community would like to attend. Please call me at 412.622.6578 or email me at morellil@carnegiemuseums.org if you think this may be of interest. I would be happy to share more information about the event via email or phone.
Sincerely,
Leah Morelli

The dragon boat event is scheduled for Sunday, July 9 from 6p-8p.

We are located at the Fox Chapel Yacht Club 1366 Old Freeport Rd Pittsburgh, PA 15238

Our website:  www.steelcitydragons.org

Click this link for flyers!!  Dragon boat

What it is and how it works:  A dragon boat is a 40ft canoe. There are ten bench seats that hold 20 paddlers. It is led by a drummer who sits in the front and an oarsman who steers from the back. Dragon Boat racing began 2000 years ago in China and is now a sport played in all areas of the World. Paddlers range from one time team building events, to race teams, to serious paddlers that compete Internationally as part of Team USA.  Steel City Dragon Boat Association is a 501c3 organization that has been promoting dragon boat racing in Pittsburgh since 2005.

The event:   It is free.  You must be at least 10yrs of age. We will provide life jacket and paddle. Wear gym type clothes and shoes that can get wet from splashing. We have locker rooms if you want to change after the event. Please arrive on time, if not a few minutes early. Our team room is located inside the Fox Chapel Marine, in the same building as the Baja Grill. We will have you complete a waiver, or you can download one from our website and bring completed.  We will discuss safety. Then we will proceed to the dragon boats.  We will be out on the water for approximately one hour.  Feel free to bring a water with you. Afterwards we will laugh and chat and take pictures.  Snacks will be provided in the team room. Directions will be given in ASL directly from one of the Steel City Dragon’s members and also interpreters will be there for safety.

Erie Silent Club host Beach Party.

Erie Silent Club Inc Beach party

Hello Everyone,

We the PAD Members are sadden that our beloved member of PAD and Officer of PAD passed away on Sunday February 12, 2017.

Please have a prayer for Renee M. Hess and River Forest Hawk.

We will have Memorial on Saturday February 18 at 1pm to 5pm at PAD.

We will be open at 12pm.

PARKING

PAD will be open at 12 Noon on Saturday.
Want to let you know there will be 2 parking lots available for this Saturday Memorial. Plus park on Forbes Ave or Gist St.

Here the Obituary of Jeff Hawk

http://www.permanfuneralhome.com/notices/WilliamJeff-Hawk

A comment from Chelsea Thokar

Hi!
My name is Chelsea Thokar and I am the Marketing Fellow for Bricolage Production Company, a theater in downtown PGH. Our annual fundraiser, BUS is coming up in March and we want to invite the members of the PAD to attend with a $25 discount off all tickets. An mix of theater and VIP Gala, BUS is a daring exposé of Pittsburgh’s most adventurous artists. We’ll have a team of ASL interpreters lead by Heather Gray during the main performance Saturday night.

All the details are below. Please let me know if you have any questions!
Date: March 11, 2017

Cost: $45, $75, $150

Discount: $25 off with the code BUSASL

Age: 18 and up

Place: August Wilson Center – 980 Liberty Ave Pittsburgh PA, 15222

For Tickets: The best way to purchase ASL accessible seating is to email Eric Thomas from the Cultural Trust at thomas@trustarts.org & mention the code BUSASL.

More Info: http://www.bricolagepgh.org/programs/program-listings/bus/

A comment from Cassia Sakmar

Hello!

My name is Cassia Sakmar and I am the Marketing and Public Relations Coordinator at the Pittsburgh Playhouse.

I wanted to reach out as Point Park University’s The REP Professional Theatre Company will present Woody’s Order!, a true story about the choices we make as well as the importance of family and pursuing your dreams. Here at the Pittsburgh Playhouse, we believe that everybody deserves the opportunity to access our fresh and innovative performances, which is why we will be providing an American Sign Language (ASL) Interpretive Performance on Saturday, February 18th, 2017 at 2 p.m. in the Studio Theatre at the Pittsburgh Playhouse, 222 Craft Avenue.

Adult tickets are $24, senior tickets are $15, and student tickets are $10. Tickets can be purchased by calling the Pittsburgh Playhouse box office at 412-392-8000 or visiting www.pittsburghplayhouse.com. Group rates are also available for $15 for groups of 10 or more people.

Directed by John Shepard, Woody’s Order! will take the Studio Theatre stage with its heartfelt story about the sacrifices we make for the ones we love. This one woman show will make you nostalgic about childhood siblings as well as the surprises that life can bring. The show opens in 1964 Pittsburgh and connects to the audience with a story about a family coping with special needs and doing so in ways that were years ahead of their time. Talman tells listeners her intimately moving and hilarious journey of her life as well as her brother, Woody’s experience with Cerebral Palsy.

Thank you so much and please feel free to call me as well. (412) 392-8106.