Clay Goldstein

Background

About Clay Goldstein

My wife Cindy and I settled in South Florida in 2007 after years in Kansas, Missouri, Los Angeles and my hometown of Baltimore MD. Before leaving Baltimore, in a previous life, I was honored to be the mascot of the Baltimore Orioles for five years including the 1983 World Series. After relocating to Los Angels I played Harmonica with bands and on recordings for 15 years before moving to Kansas and Missouri, going on three USO/AFE tours with Matt Ward and eventually playing with Don Shipps and Norman Jackson in the finest blues units I will ever be part of. In Missouri I learned the magical transformative powers of Ropes/Challenge Courses and Experiential Education at Tim Eberle's Leadership Ranch. After relocating to Florida I joined Greg Affleck's staff as lead facilitator at FIU, and facilitated and/or managed facilities at FAU and Broward College while partnering with Greg in Team Solutions Florida. In Florida my music continues, playing Harmonica with several combos including my own group ToST (The Other Side of the Tracks). Norman and I reunite regularly for mid-west concerts. I do enjoy the stage. After graduating from FAU with a degree in Graphic Design, creating art, including web sites, brochures, posters, CD covers, photo books - assorted visual designs that reflect the souls and goals of my clients is a new and exciting challenge. Life's good.