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Community involvement is important to me. Since moving to Seal Beach in 2010 I have consistently volunteered in multiple organizations to support and serve the Leisure World community.
My work history is in Materials Management, Purchasing, Logistics, Planning, and Inventory Control. I have set up 300,000 square foot warehouses in both Colorado and California and negotiated million dollar contracts with trucking companies and unions.
I make no decision lightly. Everyone needs to know that their opinions are important and that those opinions have been taken into consideration.
Please feel free to email me with any questions at CDamoci@lwsb.com
Sincerely,
Carole Damoci
U. S. Women's Army Corps (WAC) 8 years
I grew up in New Jersey and joined the Army right out of high school. I served for eight years and was a Staff Sergeant in Supply. I relocated to California in 1968 and have lived in the area since then. I have a degree in Material Processes and three two-year Apex (APICS apics.org) Certifications in Inventory Control, Material Control, and Purchasing. I have over forty years of management experience in Inventory Control, Material Control and Purchasing.
Golden Age project manager Carole Damoci discusses the Golden Age Fdn donation of the new Access Bus to Leisure World residents on 2014-08-27. Video Producer Joe Osuna.
Carole Damoci is interviewed by Producer Joe Osuna on 2014-09-16. They talk of living in Leisure World , Carole's history, and her volunteer work in the community.
The unveiling of the restored Leisure World Globe by Golden Rain President Carole Damoci. Video by Producer Paul Bassett 2016-10-08. On July 16, 2013, the Orange County Historical Commission declared "The Globe, in its current state, has been a part of Seal Beach for over fifty years and the community has come to view the Globe as a local landmark, and a symbol of the city."
Scooter Flag Safety Program. Carole created and organized a community event to attach flags to scooters and bicycles in Leisure World so they were visible to drivers. The Golden Age foundation purchased the flags and several groups volunteered to install them (Y's Service , Golden Age, Rolling Thunder). The volunteers attached 125 flags to scooters and bikes at a special event held on April 27, 2013. (Read Article: golden-rain-news-2013-05-02-p3.png) This Scooter Flag Safety program continues today. Flags are supplied by the Golden Age Foundation and the Rolling Thunder Golf Cart club attaches flags to scooters and bicycles at no cost to the shareholder whenever there is a quarterly Rolling Thunder Golf Cart maintenance event.
Reading, Poker, Cribbage, and Pinochle
Please feel free to email me with any questions at CDamoci@lwsb.com