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Shannon Childs celebration of life - updated 7/10

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Celebration of Life for Shannon Childs

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Celebration of Life for Shannon Childs

ARCATA, Calif. - The Cal Poly Humboldt community will gather to honor the life and legacy of longtime head athletic trainer Shannon Childs during a celebration of life at 11 a.m. on Sunday, September 6, at the Redwood Bowl on the Cal Poly Humboldt campus.

Shannon dedicated his career to the health, well-being, and success of Lumberjack student-athletes, leaving a lasting impact on generations of athletes, coaches, colleagues, students, and friends. His compassion, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to those he served made him a cherished member of the Cal Poly Humboldt family.Family, friends, alumni, former student-athletes, and members of the campus and local community are invited to come together to celebrate Shannon's remarkable life, share memories, and honor the legacy he leaves behind.

A shuttle will be running from the G15 parking lot (corner of 14th and Union street) to the Redwood Bowl.

Following the celebration, there will be a gathering at Six Rivers Brewery, where all are welcome to share stories, memories and continue to honor our dear friend.

SIGN UP

To sign-up and gather for Shannon's celebration of life, please fill out this form.

HOTEL STAYS

If you are traveling for Shannon and are in need of a place to stay, discounted stays at Holiday Inn in McKinleyville are available here.

PHOTO ALBUM

If you have photos of Shannon you would like to share, please visit the Google Photos album here.
Cal Poly Humboldt looks forward to celebrating Shannon's life and the profound difference he made in the lives of so many.

ENDOWMENT

To directly support and enhance the care Cal Poly Humboldt athletic training is able to provide for student-athletes, donate to the Athletic Training Endowment established in memory of Shannon Childs here.
 
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