April 2013 - Tribute to Jim Muldrow - South Piedmont Community ...
April 2013 - Tribute to Jim Muldrow - South Piedmont Community ...
April 2013 - Tribute to Jim Muldrow - South Piedmont Community ...
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“JIM WAS A NEWS reporter through and through,<br />
so it was truly fitting for him <strong>to</strong> be honored by his Remembering <strong>Jim</strong><br />
former co-workers at The Enquirer-Journal. I know<br />
that all of us who had the pleasure of working with <strong>Jim</strong> will miss him greatly. My prayers go out<br />
<strong>to</strong> Cheryl and his family.”<br />
Linda Kappauf<br />
Direc<strong>to</strong>r of Human Resources Development<br />
<br />
“MY FONDEST MEMORIES of <strong>Jim</strong> are how he always had a smile on his face and would<br />
always let me proof any picture he <strong>to</strong>ok of me before publishing. I always loved <strong>to</strong> kid him about<br />
when he was going <strong>to</strong> get me a billboard, he would just smile and say "I would have already<br />
given you one, if it was up <strong>to</strong> me." He wrote the faculty of year article about me last year and<br />
cracked himself up about calling me Susan Lucci. I <strong>to</strong>ld him he could say anything he wanted <strong>to</strong>,<br />
just as long as it was a good s<strong>to</strong>ry and made both of us look good. He had such a magic way with<br />
words. I had several family members that read that article and said they laughed and cried while<br />
reading it. He was an awesome person that I miss already!”<br />
Lori H. Starnes<br />
Program Direc<strong>to</strong>r, Medical Assisting/Medical Labora<strong>to</strong>ry Assistant<br />
<br />
“I REMEMBER JIM had the unfortunate job of trying <strong>to</strong> make me look presentable for my<br />
‘new employee’ pho<strong>to</strong>, when I was still trying <strong>to</strong> figure out how <strong>to</strong> survive in the Carolina<br />
summer swelter. We laughed as I struggled <strong>to</strong> make my hair not a disaster, and I realized then<br />
that I would have a good friend in <strong>Jim</strong>. We stayed in regular <strong>to</strong>uch at work, and we would<br />
discuss the best places <strong>to</strong> view fall foliage, and also our thoughts on cancer treatments and how<br />
<strong>to</strong> stay healthy while on chemotherapy. I miss him, and his absence is felt in a profound way on<br />
our campus. I just count myself lucky enough <strong>to</strong> have known him, because I will remember him<br />
for even longer.”<br />
Sherri A. Breitigan<br />
English Faculty<br />
<br />
“ONE DAY JIM came by my office <strong>to</strong> discuss a press release and I had Disney Pandora Radio<br />
playing in my office, as always. As the next song came on, <strong>Jim</strong> perked up and said ‘Hey, is that<br />
Jungle Book?’ We dived in<strong>to</strong> conversation about our love for The Jungle Book and all things<br />
Disney. It was a great moment in my friendship with <strong>Jim</strong> because he had this childlike<br />
excitement about Disney that I had never known about him before. Anyone who loves and<br />
appreciates all things Disney as much as I do will always be a good friend of mine and I will<br />
forever cherish this special moment with <strong>Jim</strong>.”<br />
Cari Thompson<br />
Campus Events Coordina<strong>to</strong>r