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UNCG has a really good team their coach was at VT at one time

Chris Rich left VT and went to UNC. After getting passed over for a higher position he left for Duke. The Dallas Stars offered him a position and while he was interviewing there UNCG called his cell and offered him the head coach job there. The Stars advised him to take the job to pad his resume. Chris has a plethora of contacts world wide and he travels a lot in the off season looking at players the world over. The beat Wake in a scrimmage and we know they are good. Chris is married to my niece who left the UNC athletic department to move to Greensboro. She had been involved in the NCAA women’s soccer administration while at UNC.

When I did union contracts is would be definite, May meant May or may not

Careful with the wording unless the β€œis” or β€œmay” was intentionally used to the benefit of the company or union. Arbitrators would always highlight either word in his Opinion.

The Lounge 4 y ago

99 year old WW2 veteran’s great granddaughter graduates from VT

Please help and share his Great Granddaughter graduates this week with a degree in Criminology
Happy 99th birthday this month to WWII Army Veteran James Lynch, my uncle. Born May 18, 1923 in Roanoke, Virginia.
Please send him a card.

Brookdale Senior Living
James L. Lynch
Room 49
149 Executive Court
Danville, Va 24541

James landed at Normandy, France in 1944 and was in combat against the Germans for several months. He served with the 125th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron "Red Horse Cavalry". His words: "I don't know how I made it home". They saw a lot of action in Normandy, Northern France, Belgium, Holland and Germany. The reason they saw so much action was due to the fact that they were a fully mechanized reconnaissance regiment. This meant they were almost always spearheading enemy movement throughout the campaign.