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Covenant to Care: Connecticut Children's Center

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Lori Rittman Clark, Chair
Partner at Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP

Jerry Frazee, Vice-Chair
President & CEO of ThomZee Technologies

Erma Esangbedo, MSW, Treasurer
Contract Manager, City of Hartford Health Department,
Lead Poisoning Prevention Program

Charlie Shiflett, Secretary
Associate Portfolio Manager, Kelly Financial Group

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Martha C. Page, Immediate Past Chair
Executive Director, Hartford Food System, Inc

Carole Jean (Jeannie) Boehner
Retired, Biology Teacher

Radha R. Radhakrishnan
Retired, President and COO of Hart Re International
(subsidiary of The Hartford Financial Services Group)

Rev. Da Vita (Day) McCallister
Associate Conference Minister for
Youth and Young Adult Ministries,
CT Conference, United Church of Christ

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What do you think are the most important thing we can do for Connecticut children who are abused, neglected or at-risk to assure their future success as adults?(answers)

Share what you know.
Become a mentor.

It doesn't take special skills
to mentor a child --
just a willingness to listen,
offer encouragement
and share what you've
learned about life.