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Carrie Rozelle (née Dike; October 31, 1937 – October 29, 2007) was a Canadian-born American disabilities activist, whose struggles with her own learning-disabled son, Jack, led her to establish the National Center for Learning Disabilities.
12 nov. 2007 · Carrie Rozelle, whose struggles with the daily “hurricane” of a son with learning disabilities prompted her to start the National Center for Learning Disabilities, died on Oct. 29 at her home in...
3 nov. 2007 · Carrie Rozelle, the widow of former NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle and founder of the nonprofit National Center for Learning Disabilities, died Monday at her home in Rancho Santa Fe,...
2 nov. 2007 · Carrie Rozelle, who founded the National Center for Learning Disabilities, died on Monday, October 29 in her Rancho Santa Fe, California home. She was 70 years old. The widow of NFL...
4 nov. 2007 · Carrie Rozelle, the widow of former NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle and founder of the non-profit National Center for Learning Disabilities, died last week at her home in San Diego....
18 juil. 2024 · Carrie Rozelle (1930-2011) was an American education advocate and philanthropist who pioneered efforts to support individuals with learning disabilities. She established the National Center for Learning Disabilities, which remains a leading organization in research, advocacy, and education for learning and attention issues.
Carrie Rozelle, the widow of NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle, died Monday at her home in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. She was 70.
