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Winston-Salem native, Annie Heath (right), talks with her cousin, Maurice Pitts Johnson, whom Annie calls her “auntie” because she loves her to pieces ! Over the years, Ms. Johnson has always enjoyed listening to Annie’s stories, and here, she asks her to share one of them with her and with us.
Annie Heath (derecha), nacida en Winston Salem, conversa con su prima, Maurice Pitts Johnson, a quien Annie llama su “tiíta” porque la ama tanto. A través de los años, la Sra. Johnson siempre ha disfrutado escuchando las historias de Annie y, en este segmento, le pide que comparta una de esas historias con ella y con nosotros.
Rhonda Scales talks with her son, Cory Scales. Cory, who just turned 21, has lived most of his life in Forsyth County and is now attending college in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He talks about the value of family and his vision for the American Dream.
Rhonda Scales conversa con su hijo, Cory Scales. Cory, quien acaba de cumplir 21 años, ha vivido la mayor parte de su vida en el Condado de Forsyth y actualmente está cursando sus estudios universitarios en Santa Fe, New Mexico. En este segmento habla acerca de la importancia de la familia y de su visión del sueño americano.
Carl Clarke, East Forsyth High School’s first-ever Football Coach, talks with Clara Fishel (left), a senior at East Forsyth, and Gail Clayton, former Golf Coach at East Forsyth. Mr. Clarke shares some wonderful memories of those early days he recalls with pride and nostalgia.
Carl Clarke, el primer entrenador de fútbol americano de East Forsyth High School, conversa con Clara Fishel (izquierda), quien está a punto de graduarse de East Forsyth y Gail Clayton, ex entrenadora de Golf en la escuela. El Sr. Clarke comparte hermosas historias de aquellos días con orgullo y nostalgia.
Juanita Eldridge talks with her good friend, Charlene Edwards (left). Ms. Eldridge and Ms. Edwards often cross paths at the Carver School Road Branch Library, where Ms. Eldridge conducts her research and Ms. Edwards works as a Library Assistant. They reflect on their love of books and on the important role that public libraries play in our community.
Juanita Eldridge conversa con su buena amiga, Charlene Edwards (izquierda). La Sra Eldridge y la Sra Edwards suelen cruzarse en la Sede de la Biblioteca Carver School Road, donde la Sra Eldridge hace sus investigaciones y la Sra Edwards trabaja como Asistente. En este segmento, reflexionan sobre su amor por los libros y la importancia de las bibliotecas públicas dentro de nuestra comunidad.
Jim Long, former Executive Director of The Children’s Home, talks with Macie Leinbach, former resident of the home. Ms. Leinbach lived at The Children’s Home from 1925 to 1936, and today, shares some wonderful stories of her formative years there.
Jim Long, ex Director Ejecutivo del Hogar de Niños, conversa con Macie Leinbach. La Sra Leinbach vivió en el Hogar de Niños desde 1925 hasta 1936 y hoy comparte con nosotros maravillosas historias de su niñez en el Hogar.
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