Five years after Tudor House was founded after the death by suicide of Louis Tudor – the owner of Tudor’s Biscuit World and a popular swim coach, the non-profit has a permanent home inside Jefferson Center. Tudor House has also collaborated with other organizations in the area and has sent over 1000 “comfort bags,” to people seeking psychiatric help at Carilion Clinic or elsewhere this year alone. A grant from the Raleigh Court Presbyterian Church Endowment Fund helped make the new home for Tudor House at Jefferson Center a reality. Dr. Kathleen Thorell is the executive director:
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