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Name:
Winston Stephens (wstephensjr@triad.rr.com)
Date:9/4/2010 12:52:49 AM
Subject:Tornado
 Sunday night, March 28, Shery and I were at a concert in Greensboro (the Durufle REQUIEM)during stormy weather and stopped at Boston Market on our way home. Our oldest daughter called me to tell us there had been a tornado at our house, that she, her husband, younger sister and the dog were OK but the house wasn't. All they could see, since the power was out, was the sky when they looked up the steps to the 2nd floor. There was debris all over the interior of the house and broken glass everywhere. The house was badly damaged mostly on one side and was temporarily condemned the next morning. About half of the windows were blown out and part of the wall between our and our daughter's bedroom was blown out. We packed and moved out, first to a Residence Inn near the Greensboro airport for 3 weeks and then 3 and a half months in an apartment while the house was being rebuilt. The house now looks better than before the tornado, but I don't recommend it as a way to remodel!! We moved back in in mid-July and promptly had our water heater begin to leak, requiring replacement and then had the drain hose from the washer come out of the drain pipe as we were doing laundry, flooding the 2nd story (of course) laundry room because it wasn't re-installed properly. Part of the new carpet upstairs, the vinyl flooring and garage ceiling had to be replaced. Thank God for Allstate and homeowners insurance. Tornadoes in central NC are very rare, especially in March. No one was hurt but about $10 million in damage happened in a few minutes. Its really good to be home in our "new" house.
 
 
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Name:
Jeffrey P. Slon (jpslon@aol.com)
Date:5/12/2010 6:57:56 PM
Subject:HCC LinkedIn Group
 There is now an official LinkedIn “Hendricks Chapel Choir Alumni” group in LinkedIn. If you have a site on LinkedIn, please feel to join the group. I shall serve as your humble group manager. Best regards, Jeffrey P. Slon PS: I sincerely hope that this message is approved by our web master, John Matthews.
 
 
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Name:
Jeffrey P. Slon (jpslon@aol.com)
Date:5/12/2010 4:20:33 PM
Subject:Group on LinkedIn
 John, Greetings from Southern California! I hope all is well with you. I have a suggestion. LinkedIn has become very en vogue in connecting with people on a professional basis. Not only that, the groups you belong to can influence a potential employer. I think HCC is a commendable group to belong to, but unfortunately there is no HCC Alum group. Would you be willing to sponsor a group on the site? (I would start it, but since you're the official web master of the site, I thought I'd propose it first. Not only that, you would have access to a good logo for the group.) What do you think? Best regards, Jeffrey P. Slon
 
 
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Date:4/28/2010 9:25:54 AM
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Name:
Eric LIndstrom (elindstr@gwu.edu)
Date:3/11/2010 2:24:18 PM
Subject:Memories...
 I hadn't visited this site for a while and was delighted to see this chain of emails from some of my old choir buddies. I left Syracuse in 1984 , MA in hand, having sung with the HCC from Fall of 78 to the Spring of 80. I moved to Washington,DC and worked as a editor for the National Geographic Society for 24 years. I retired in 2008 and now have a second career as a editor at the Department of Homeland Security. I have done a lot of singing since my HCC days and a fair amount of touring too. Life is good and this website is a blessing. Thanks, John!
 
 


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