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Michelle Law

June 10, 1954 - January 27, 2026


It is with a heavy heart that we share the passing of Michelle Law, a beloved member of the Parc Center for Disabilities community. Michelle was a resident and participant in our programs for 46 years and was deeply loved by all who knew her.


Known for her spicy personality and her “blondes have more fun” spirit, Michelle brought joy, laughter, and warmth to our campus for nearly five decades. We are grateful to the many staff, caregivers, and friends who surrounded Michelle with compassion and care throughout her life at Parc.

Michelle will always be remembered as a special part of our Parc family. ❤️


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For more than seven decades, Parc Center for Disabilities has been shaped by people who believed deeply in our mission...people who gave not only their time and resources, but their hearts. Some of those supporters are no longer with us, yet their impact is still felt every single day in the lives of the children and adults we serve.


One such supporter was a longtime friend of Parc who quietly gave for many years. Their connection began decades ago, when a family member received services on our campus. What stayed with them was not just the programs, but the people—the dignity, care, and sense of belonging that Parc provided. That belief in our mission never faded. Through their thoughtful planning, they ensured that Parc would continue to be a place of opportunity and care for generations to come.


Their legacy lives on, in classrooms filled with laughter, in meaningful employment opportunities, and in the daily moments of independence and joy experienced by those we serve.


You can create a legacy of purpose through planned giving. A gift in your will or estate plan is a powerful way to ensure that the mission you care about today continues well into the future, often without impacting your finances now.


By including Parc Center for Disabilities in your plans, you help ensure that our mission truly lives on.


If you’d like to learn more about creating a legacy gift, we would be honored to have that conversation. Contact Phil Deal - pdeal@parc-fl.org or 
(727)-341-6905


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Helping Little Ones Thrive from the Very Beginning: Early Intervention Services

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The Early Intervention Services Program at Parc Center for Disabilities is designed to support your child’s unique developmental journey during the years that matter most. Our community-based approach brings compassionate, one-on-one support directly to your child’s home or school, where they feel most comfortable.


Our Early Intervention Teachers create personalized goals based on your child’s individual needs, focusing on key areas such as communication, social and self-help skills, gross and fine motor development, and problem-solving abilities.


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A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES BY CALLING TOLL-FREE WITHIN THE STATE (1-800-435-7352) OR ONLINE AT  WWW.FDACS.GOV.  REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE. REGISTRATION NUMBER CH309.