I received word yesterday afternoon that Jim Campbell’s (CIS President & COO) youngest daughter, Kelly, age 17, was involved in a single-car accident in which she was the passenger. The driver was unharmed, but Kelly was killed instantly. Jim and Margie are obviously devastated, but at a high school vigil held only several hours after her death, the family took the opportunity to express lack of any blame for the driver while sharing their faith. Their strength is in their faith, but also in all of your friendships that have meant so much to them.
If you have the opportunity, please drop Jim and Margie a note or email. Please keep Jim, Margie, Brittany and Katie in your prayers
We will keep you posted on their arrangements.
Chuck Elyea, CEO
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N.C. businesses are expected to add nearly 33,000 jobs next year, with growth in more than half of the state’s economic sectors – including finance and real estate, which took massive hits in the recession, Connaughton said. He expects the construction, services and government fields to post the biggest gains in 2010.
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/business/story/1117172.html
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) today reports that the nation’s Construction Backlog Indicator (CBI) for July rose 8.9 percent to 6.1 months from 5.6 months in June. The CBI is a gauge on the amount of construction work to be completed, measured in time, currently under contract.
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Our own La’Tanya Alexander was interviewed on radio station 96.1 “the Beat” regarding her bout with breast cancer and her support of the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure Foundation.
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