Mission Statement
Stealth Outdoor Lighting promises to provide high quality
lighting with a strong design aesthetic and an emphasis on
architectural integration. The finished product demonstrates
our talent for design while promoting energy efficient lighting.
Stealth Outdoor Lighting promises to provide high quality
lighting with a strong design aesthetic and an emphasis on
architectural integration. The finished product demonstrates
our talent for design while promoting energy efficient lighting.
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Stealth Outdoor Lighting helps welcome
members to Gilda's clubhouse
Royal Oak, Mich. –Gilda’s Club Metro Detroit hosts an average of
120 program activities each month at its 9,500-square-foot clubhouse.
Thanks to a donation from Stealth Outdoor Lighting, the exterior of the
clubhouse offers a welcoming and safe environment for members
coming and going from the cancer support community.
“Our clubhouse is a vital part of the warm, welcoming environment
that Gilda’s Club provides to people touched by cancer,” said Heather
Hall, executive director at Gilda’s Club. The nonprofit organization
welcomed 12,000 visits to the clubhouse in 2010. “Stealth Lighting
System’s donation of exterior lights helps ensure our members feel
welcome and safe when at program activities. We’re incredibly grateful
for the support from Ron and his crew.”
Ron Witherspoon, owner of Livonia-based Stealth Outdoor Lighting,
originally donated and installed the exterior fixtures and system in 2006
after his mother was diagnosed with cancer and found support at Gilda’
s Club. When Kerrie Kaminski, a close high school classmate and
Gilda’s Club member, died from brain cancer this past July,
Witherspoon decided to donate his services to Gilda’s Club again.
He replaced several fixtures, timers and bulbs in the existing system,
and also added light fixtures in the garden area.
“I was just so moved by Kerrie’s funeral that I knew I had to do
something to honor her,” said Witherspoon. “Kerrie was about my age
(42) and that’s a terribly young age to go through cancer and die. Both
my mom and Kerrie found support at Gilda’s Club during their cancer
treatment so it made sense to give back to the organization that makes
a positive impact on people affected by cancer.”
Witherspoon would like to donate his services to Gilda’s Club
affiliates across the country. He will travel to Gilda’s Club Grand Rapids
in early September to conduct a needs assessment of their outdoor
lighting. Witherspoon estimates that renovation costs will range from
$6,000-$8,000 per location, depending on the amount of work needed.
Stealth Outdoor Lighting provides high quality, energy efficient
lighting systems with a strong design aesthetic and an emphasis on
architectural integration. For more information on Stealth Outdoor
Lighting, visit www.stealthoutdoorlighting.com or call (248) 765-8633.
Gilda’s Club Metro Detroit provides social and emotional support to
men, women and children living with cancer, their families and friends.
Each month, Gilda’s Club offers more than 120 support groups,
education lectures, workshops (yoga, art, music, etc), children/teen
activities and social events. There is no cost to attend programs at Gilda’
s Club. The program is funded by individuals, foundations,
businesses, community groups and special events. Gilda’s Club is
located at 3517 Rochester Road in Royal Oak, MI. For more information
on the Gilda’s Club program or to make a donation, visit
www.gildasclubdetroit.org or call (248) 577-0800.
members to Gilda's clubhouse
Royal Oak, Mich. –Gilda’s Club Metro Detroit hosts an average of
120 program activities each month at its 9,500-square-foot clubhouse.
Thanks to a donation from Stealth Outdoor Lighting, the exterior of the
clubhouse offers a welcoming and safe environment for members
coming and going from the cancer support community.
“Our clubhouse is a vital part of the warm, welcoming environment
that Gilda’s Club provides to people touched by cancer,” said Heather
Hall, executive director at Gilda’s Club. The nonprofit organization
welcomed 12,000 visits to the clubhouse in 2010. “Stealth Lighting
System’s donation of exterior lights helps ensure our members feel
welcome and safe when at program activities. We’re incredibly grateful
for the support from Ron and his crew.”
Ron Witherspoon, owner of Livonia-based Stealth Outdoor Lighting,
originally donated and installed the exterior fixtures and system in 2006
after his mother was diagnosed with cancer and found support at Gilda’
s Club. When Kerrie Kaminski, a close high school classmate and
Gilda’s Club member, died from brain cancer this past July,
Witherspoon decided to donate his services to Gilda’s Club again.
He replaced several fixtures, timers and bulbs in the existing system,
and also added light fixtures in the garden area.
“I was just so moved by Kerrie’s funeral that I knew I had to do
something to honor her,” said Witherspoon. “Kerrie was about my age
(42) and that’s a terribly young age to go through cancer and die. Both
my mom and Kerrie found support at Gilda’s Club during their cancer
treatment so it made sense to give back to the organization that makes
a positive impact on people affected by cancer.”
Witherspoon would like to donate his services to Gilda’s Club
affiliates across the country. He will travel to Gilda’s Club Grand Rapids
in early September to conduct a needs assessment of their outdoor
lighting. Witherspoon estimates that renovation costs will range from
$6,000-$8,000 per location, depending on the amount of work needed.
Stealth Outdoor Lighting provides high quality, energy efficient
lighting systems with a strong design aesthetic and an emphasis on
architectural integration. For more information on Stealth Outdoor
Lighting, visit www.stealthoutdoorlighting.com or call (248) 765-8633.
Gilda’s Club Metro Detroit provides social and emotional support to
men, women and children living with cancer, their families and friends.
Each month, Gilda’s Club offers more than 120 support groups,
education lectures, workshops (yoga, art, music, etc), children/teen
activities and social events. There is no cost to attend programs at Gilda’
s Club. The program is funded by individuals, foundations,
businesses, community groups and special events. Gilda’s Club is
located at 3517 Rochester Road in Royal Oak, MI. For more information
on the Gilda’s Club program or to make a donation, visit
www.gildasclubdetroit.org or call (248) 577-0800.
Main Office: (248) 765-8633 Oakland/Macomb County
(313) 820-3900 Wayne County
(734) 812-0361 Washtenaw County
(810) 588-8564 Livingston County
(313) 820-3900 Wayne County
(734) 812-0361 Washtenaw County
(810) 588-8564 Livingston County
