Celebrating Clare’s Commitment to CASA
Christina Baur: Human of CASA of Kent County
When Christina Baur reflects on her identity and purpose, one word always rises to the surface: advocate.
After more than seven years of faithful service to CASA of Kent County, our beloved administrative manager, Clare Parks, has retired. Please join us in thanking Clare for her dedication to CASA and wishing her well in her next steps!
During her time at CASA, Clare has been known for her superb organizational skills, her caring nature, and her reputation as the office comedian. The CASA of Kent County staff is grateful to Clare for her dedication, her leadership, and, of course, her hilarious one-liners. Although she didn’t work directly with children in her role as administrative manager, Clare never lost sight of the mission of child advocacy.
Reflecting on her time at CASA, Clare shared, “through all the good, bad, crazy, and fun times we’ve had here at CASA, there has always been one thing we have all worked together on in our own way: helping children find their way through the most difficult time in their lives. I’m so glad that I was able to be a part of this mission.”
Thank you, Clare, for your dedication to CASA! We wish you the best in your retirement!
This story is featured in the Spring 2024 edition of CASA connect, CASA of Kent County’s quarterly newsletter. Click here to view a pdf version of this newsletter.
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