Kathy Holland

"It's to remember those who lost their lives in the horrible terrorist attacks," said MCC spokeswoman Kathy Holland.
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Holland anticipates increased participation in the ceremony this year because of the increased enrollment.

Kathy Holland, communications coordinator at MCC, called the 1948 graduate of Mitchell College not only "a real leader in the community" but also a "tremendous asset to the college" in his nearly three decades.

A set of three pillars designed to look like trees with expanding branches will likely grace the front of the building, which Holland said will complement the building's landscaping and "give a natural kind of look to the building" as well, said Kathy Holland, MCC's community coordinator.

"It's a really classy-looking building," she said.

The overall design of the facility, said Holland, is focusing on making the building usable to and available to the campus' students.

"The board of trustees felt very strongly that the students should benefit from the new building and that there should be as much student activity there as possible," she said.

Kathy Holland, communications coordinator at MCC, on Tuesday called the 1948 graduate of Mitchell College not only "a real leader in the community," but also a "tremendous asset to the college" in his nearly three decades.

"He has been a longtime supporter and donor to the college," she said of Fields. "He's donated his time and money to the school."

Fields' "emeritus" title came with a plaque that he described as "so big I can't hang it on the wall."

"This is an opportunity for us to thank them for their support of the school," MCC spokeswoman Kathy Holland said.

MCC spokeswoman Kathy Holland said the Spring Writers Series is a great event that gives students and residents an opportunity to hear the works of North Carolina authors.

"It's a really impressive lineup of writers and a tremendous opportunity for the community and students in Iredell County to come and enjoy," she said.

The event is funded by the MCC Endowment for Excellence, N.C. Humanities Council and N.C. Arts Council.

Call Realtor Katharine Holland!Katharine Holland has been a member of MCC/SF for a number of years.She is grateful for the opportunity to work with people with whom she has such a strong community connection, and she would like to give back to the church through the Metropolitan Community Foundation.

Katharine has given an initial contribution of $500 to MCF, and will contribute another $250 for each completed real estate transaction that results from a referral from the MCC congregation (either buying or selling).If someone you know is looking to buy or sell a home:

Tell your friend, co-worker or family member about Katharine, and give them her phone number, OR Call Katharine at (415) 447-8849 to give her the referral,s name and number, and mention MCC.

MCF will receive a $250 contribution when the transaction is complete.Katharine specializes in San Francisco and can also refer to LGBT realtors all over the Bay Area.

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