Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Observations all along the line - Kimball & the Southern Panhandle First
Comunity Wide Celebration Honors One Of Kimball's Finest
Dane Wurdeman explains the significance of the late Jim Reeves traveling class trophy to Kimball Public Schools staff and students and community members. Wurdeman and Reeves were friends and fellow educators.
A special dedication ceremony was held this past week for Jim Reeves, a counselor at Mary Lynch Elementary School, who passed away during the school year.
Reeves' family was on hand to participate in the dedication of the memorial bench placed in front of the school.
Former Principal Mike Mitchell praised Reeves as a truly caring individual and friend,
Dane Wurdeman explained the significance of a travelling award that Reeves gave weekly to the most well-behaved class.
Reeves' sister, Lynn Reeves-Weber, and his brother, Steve Reeves, accepted the traveling class trophy and a couple of his coaching shirts.
Students, parents, and staff in attendance released balloons and then shared refreshments.
