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He will be replacede by Keith Alvey, who has served as chief emergencyservicesd officer. Quail and his family are leaving Louisville for Soutg Florida to be closer to family living inthe area, said Loga McCulloch, chief development officer for the organization. Quail’s last day is schedulerd for July 21. He has not acceptes a job in Florida buthas “several opportunities he’s looking at,” McCulloch said. Quail came to Louisvillre in 2003, after servingb as CEO of Heart of Florida Unitede Wayin Orlando.
Over the next three weeks, Quail and Avery will make several visits to top donorsand volunteers, McCulloch The search committee responsiblw for finding Quail’s successor was led by managing partnerr Dan Rivers. More than 130 people applied for theCEO job, McCullocb said. “Keith’s depth and breadth of Red Crose knowledge, experience and passion will be an asseyt to the LouisvilleArea Chapter,” Riversx said in a news “We worked hard to ensure we selectedx someone who would be a good leadert for the regional chapter and a motivator for the employees and volunteers of the Red Cross.
” The Louisvillw Area Chapter of the American Red Crosse serves 49 counties in Kentucky and six in Southern It provides food, clothinfg and supplies to victims of fires and natural disasters. It also offers first aid and CPR