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Bob Dickinson and the Camillus House Crusade

By Diane Merlino

Bob Dickinson wants to end chronic homelessness in Miami. It has the ring of impossibility about it — kind of like wanting to build a single-ship operation into the world’s biggest cruise line. But Dickinson did exactly that during his 36-year career with Carnival, and there is every indication that his efforts, combined with those of many other like-minded individuals, will in time create the day when chronic homelessness in south Florida is a thing of the past.

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