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From Gray LaFortune, Executive Director of CTIOA:
“This is a great way for our industry to demonstrate
how our people and products can benefit families in
our local communities. We believe that tile manufacturers,
distributors and contractors across the country can
truly make a difference working toward the Habitat
goal of eliminating substandard housing.”
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Ceramic Tile
Institute of America:
Jimmy Carter Work Project
LaGrange (Georgia, June 2004)
The Ceramic Tile Institute of America helped coordinate
and plan the tile industry’s participation in
the Jimmy Carter Work Project. CTIOA Executive Director
Gray LaFortune and Assistant Director Paul Wilson donated
four days of labor in LaGrange. Both men installed
tile and trained other volunteers to install tile in
the homes.
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| TPFH Executive Director Ally Fertitta and CTIOA
Executive Director Gray LaFortune review plans
for tile installation in 21 homes in LaGrange.
(June 12, 2003) |
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CTIOA Executive Director Gray LaFortune
tiles the kitchen/dining/entryway in the new home
of Tina Williams. (June 11, 2003) |
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| TPFH’s Sean Rapp, standing, visits with
CTIOA Executive Director Gray LaFortune and Assistant
Director Paul Wilson before they begin tiling homes
in LaGrange, Ga. (June 11, 2003) |
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CTIOA Executive Director Gray LaFortune uses
LATICRETE thinset and NATTCO tools to install Crossville
tile in the home of Tina Williams. (June 11, 2003). |
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| CTIOA Executive Director Gray LaFortune and Assistant
Director Paul Wilson stand with proud homeowner
Tina Williams as they tile her home. (June 11,
2003) |
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CTIOA Executive Director Gray LaFortune
teaches two volunteers from the Georgia Baptist
Builders group to spread thinset and set tile in
Tonya Gay’s home in LaGrange. (June 12, 2003) |
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