Medina woman says no one listened to her pleas for help, Tina Blecick says she was beaten with dog chains at Parmadale, Tina Blecick recounts Parmadale nun ripping ties out of her hair. Alleged Parmadale orphanage abuse victims ask others to speak out - WEWS "If the allegations regarding the former Parmadale facility are true, we will take every step possible to make sure this does not happen again. 2004, April Former Parmadale resident Wolfgang Fifer files a lawsuit against the diocese, Catholic Charities of Cleveland, and Parmadale, stating that he was sexually abused at Parmadale more than 100 times from the ages of 12 to 14 by then-DeaconRussell Banner. In the 1980s, as the move to deinstitutionalize all populations gained momentum, Parmadale, now almost entirely dependent on public funding, developed a wide range of on- and off-site programs in addition to its residential treatment program. Collectively, these were called Parmadale Family Services. The diocese reported the allegation to the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor, Cuyahoga County Children & Family Services, and to the dioceses Review Board, which is investigating the allegation. Im not only one, Mason told us. Since that story aired, theres been an effort to give counseling to former kids of the Parmadale home for children. What number to ask for for four years of a kids life? I have many strong and vivid memories of Parmadale and may be able to help you. Im assuming that its juveniles doing this. She beat me at breakfast, then let the girls beat me up when we got back to the cottage after breakfast and then she stripped me, had them hold me down to beat me with a 24. Another woman says she was abused at Parmadale; fund established - WEWS But their own peace is not their only goal. The admission of adolescent girls from Carmelita Hall in 1974 and adolescent boys from St. Anthonys Hall in 1975 briefly stabilized the institutions population. Like many Catholic institutions and former orphanages, the 93-year-old Parmadale became controversial in later years. I remember the beatings all too well. It became a co-ed facility in 1947, but would later move from being an orphanage to a residential treatment center. RELATED: 'I was scared' Women say they were beaten, mistreated by nuns at Parma children's home in 1960s. Since our story ran, both Mason and Demming told us theyve been in contact with the Sisters of Charity.
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