Sharon Langer retired as executive director of Dade Legal Aid and is working with her son-in-law's disability advocacy firm.
July 10, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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“This job is more than a 24-7 job. You live and breathe it. Sharon’s retirement is well-deserved after so many years of devoting herself to serving the low income community.”
After 28 years as executive director of the Dade County Legal Aid Society, one of the largest legal aid programs in the state, Sharon Langer has retired.
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