Phillip J. Swihart was the former director of the Ray Foundation and Tango Corporation in Denver, CO, United Way in Boulder, CO, and an administrator at the Pikes Peak Mental Health Center in Colorado Springs, CO.
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Phillip J. Swihart was the former director of the Ray Foundation and Tango Corporation in Denver, CO, United Way in Boulder, CO, and an administrator at the Pikes Peak Mental Health Center in Colorado Springs, CO.
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