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From Jim Dougherty, Crossville Vice President of
Marketing and Business Development
“Our tile is 30 percent stronger than granite,
refuses to scratch, stain or fade, and cleans with
just hot water. Perfect for the famous Georgia red
clay in LaGrange! An environmentally-friendly product,
it’s also healthy for the families who live in
the homes, as it produces no fumes or gases and will
not support mold, mildew or bacterial growth.” |
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Crossville:
Jimmy
Carter Work Project LaGrange (Georgia, June 2003)
Crossville donated 6,000 square feet of 12x12 porcelain
floor tile to the Jimmy Carter Work Project in LaGrange.
Crossville Architectural Sales Representative Frank
Galifianakis also donated time to install tile on June
11, 2003.
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| Architectural Sales Representative
Frank Galifianakis donated time to help install
his company’s tile in several homes in LaGrange.
Here, he works in the home of Tina Williams. (June
11, 2003) |
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CTIOA Executive Director Gray LaFortune
sets a Crossville tile in the home of Tina Williams
in LaGrange. (June 11, 2003) |
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| The kitchen is underway in House 14, home of
Karen Camp and her family. Volunteers installed
Crossville tile using LATICRETE materials and NATTCO
tools. (June 13, 2003). |
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A volunteer from Marietta, Ga.,
sets Crossville tile in the kitchen of Karen Camp
in LaGrange. (June 13, 2003) |
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| Sandy Sedano sets the final tile in her kitchen
in LaGrange. (June 13, 2003) |
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Homeowner Sandy Sedano opens a box of Crossville
tile as she tiles her kitchen floor with TPFH volunteers.
(June 13, 2003) |
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