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We enjoyed seeing everyone who visited our booth at the 37th Orangeburg Festival of Roses on the weekend of May 2-4, 2008 in the beautiful Edisto Memorial Gardens. Pictured here are Sherri Coates of CENTURY 21 The Moore Group, at right in photo, presenting the wheelbarrow full o' goodies to winner Beth Phillips of Cope.
Herb Bradley and Sherri Coates, Sales Associates of CENTURY 21 The Moore Group, are pleased to announce that they will be partnering to better serve the needs of their clients, both buyers and sellers. Working together as partners, Herb and Sherri feel their combined attributes and skills will create a powerful synergy as they seek to provide superior service to their clients.
We held a massive Open House event on April 20, 2008, involving all of our Associates. Trilvia Hutto and her REALTOR® assistant, Tommie Garrick, awarded hanging plant door prizes to the following lucky attendees:
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From left, Tommie Garrick, |
From left, Joan Moore and Trilvia Hutto |
And here's Judy Hall presenting gift cards to two of her attendees:
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Betty Fludd and Judy Hall |
Shirley Hall and Judy Hall |
Congratulations to "Team Clayton," comprised of Pam & Mike Clayton, who were ranked 11th in the South Carolina/North Georgia Region teams in the CENTURY 21® system for 2007.
Join us in welcoming Carol Riley's first grandchild, Tilden Frederick Riley, V, born March 16, 2008 in Orangeburg. Weighing 7 lbs 12 oz, "T" and parents Taylor and Fred Riley of Orangeburg are doing great.
Thomas R. Kunz, President & CEO of Century 21 Real Estate LLC, recently announced the 2007 performance awards. CENTURY 21 The Moore Group received the GOLD MEDALLION® Award for outstanding sales performance in the CENTURY 21® System. We also received the coveted QUALITY SERVICE Award for 2007 at the office level, whereby our clients expressed high levels of customer satisfaction in surveys conducted by CENTURY 21. Kunz also congratulated Jeannine Kees, our Vice President and Broker-in-Charge, for reaching the outstanding milestone of 30 years of commitment, dedication and loyalty to the CENTURY 21 System.
Individual Sales Associates received the following CENTURY 21 System awards for 2007:
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Cal Bruner EMERALD MASTERS Award |
Alice Hutto EMERALD MASTERS Award |
Edna Fischer received the 2007 Citizenship Award for Community Involvement from CENTURY 21 The Moore Group. Marion Moore, in presenting the award, said, "Edna's tireless involvement in the community, from the hospital foundation to the Downtown Orangeburg Revitalization Association (DORA) exemplifies 'giving back' to the community. She and all of our Associates are to be commended for the many hours of volunteer work they do to enhance the quality of life for all of us."
Trilvia Hutto was named 2007 Associate of the Year by CENTURY 21 The Moore Group, based on her production for the year. Congratulations, Trilvia, on your hard work and dedicated service to your clients.
Cal Bruner was named the 2007 REALTOR® of the Year by the Southern Midlands Association of REALTORS® (SMAR). Marion Moore, President of CENTURY 21 The Moore Group presented a plaque to Cal at the SMAR luncheon in early January 2008. Cal served as SMAR's President during 2007, and was cited for his hard work in maintaining a democratic association, fostering teamwork, participation and encouraging new ideas. He was commended for maintaining the association's bylaws, leading a number of successful community service projects such as the Keys to a Cure campaign, annual food and toy drives, and a monetary donation to the Edisto Chapter of the American Red Cross.
OK, enough serious stuff. Cal and Marion have been working together selling Orangeburg for eons. While rearranging his office recently, Cal unearthed the photo at bottom right from his DJ days in the mid-eighties. Look at those baby faces!
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Marion Moore (at left) |
Cal Bruner (at left) and Marion Moore, circa 1985 |
Lauren Dawkins of CENTURY 21The Moore Group was named the January 2008 honoree for the character trait of "Good Manners" as a part of Orangeburg County's Community of Character initiative. "Good manners really speak a lot about a person's persona, their upbringing and how they treat others," said Lauren after receiving the award. "How they support and give to others pretty much gives an insight into one's nature and capabilities. You're basically judged not just on an outwardly aspect, but in the way that you treat others respectfully."
Read the entire article in the Times and Democrat.
T&D photo by Larry Hardy.
Pam & Mike Clayton are the proud grandparents of a new baby girl. Madelyn Amelia White was born at 9:10 p.m. on January 8, 2008. She weighed 7 lbs 13 oz and was 20.5 inches long. Their daughter Jennifer and the baby are both doing fine!
Herb Bradley of CENTURY 21 The Moore Group has recently completed 40 hours of instruction with the Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service to become a Master Gardener Intern. Once he completes 40 hours of volunteer work in the community, he will receive the full South Carolina Master Gardener designation. The Master Gardener program was designed to use the services of trained volunteers with horticultural knowledge and a willingness to share that knowledge with others. The program started in Seattle in 1972 and is now active in every state, the District of Columbia and five Canadian provinces. South Carolina adopted the Master Gardener program in 1981 in Charleston County. The program has been a tremendous success and is now active in over half of South Carolina's counties.
Congratulations to "Itchy" for winning The Times & Democrat's 2008 Pet Idol contest. A female Rottweiler mix, Itchy belongs to Alice Hutto, a Sales Associate at CENTURY 21 The Moore Group. Itchy was the beloved pet of Alice's daughter, Kristy Hutto, who was killed in an automobile crash in September 2007. Kristy was a generous, caring person, an emergency medical worker who devoted her life to caring for others. Now that she's gone, Alice has this gentle, sweet-dispositioned dog as a reminder of her daughter. The T&D sponsors the Pet Idol contest each year, with the proceeds going to Newspapers in Education.
Robin Aull and husband Sam welcomed baby daughter Lillian Abby Aull into this world at 3:53 p.m. on November 1, 2007. Abby weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces and was 21 inches long. On Halloween, the day before Abby's birth, a number of the women of CENTURY 21 The Moore Group showed their support for Robin (far right in photo below) by growing baby bumps of their own:
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