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Directors of Rock Medicine |
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Robbie Elsenbaumer (Corrado)
1973 to 1976 |
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Bob "Skeez" Corrado 1977 to 1978 |
| An official program of the Haight Ashbury Free Clinics, Inc. (HAFCI) was created at Bill Graham's behest to work at rock concerts and other events, Bill Graham Presents was the primary contractor for Rock Medicine's services over the years. | |
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Brian "Champ" Dwyer
1978 to 1979 |
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Dr George "Skip" Gay
1980 to 1984 |
| Robbie Elsenbaumer (Corrado) was Rock Medicine's first director; she left to concentrate on raising her family. Bob "Skeez" Corrado took over the organization until 1977 when he became full-time CEO of HAFCI (then known as Youth Projects, Inc.) Brian "Champ" Dwyer led Rock Med for the next several years, and his spirit remains with us still, Dr Skip Gay served as director during the early 1980's and was succeeded in 1984 by Joe Bordas, who had been serving as business manager. After Joe suffered a stroke the following year, Larry Winterbottom became director and several months latter Honey Bordas joined him as co-director, Charlie Diamond was named director in 1988. | |
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Joe Bordas 1984 to 1987 |
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Larry Winterbottom
& Honey Bordas 1987 to 1988 |
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Charlie Diamond
1988 to 1993 |
| In 1993 Glenn ''RAZ'' Raswyck was appointed director and lead over 400 active volunteers by saying "It is my pleasure to serve all Rock Medicine Volunteers. Let's go out and take care of the fans". | |
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Glenn ''RAZ'' Raswyck 1993 to 2006 |
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Wes Fifield 2006 to Late 2012 |
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Gordon Oldham goldham@HealthRight360.org 2012 to Present |
