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SKC marks 40th anniversary by honoring founders

Salish Kootenai College celebrated their 40th anniversary last week. Part of the week-long festivities known as Founders Week included honoring the following five men and women for their many contributions to the college.

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Ron Therriault

Corky Clairmont

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Corky Clairmont

Moselle DePriest

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Moselle DePriest

Dave Marshall hammers a sign on the door with the store’s hours.

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Dave Marshall hammers a sign on the door with the store’s hours.

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Pat Hurley

The Joe McDonald Health and Fitness Center, which opened in Dec. 2007, was officially dedicated during Founder’s Week to the surprise of Joe McDonald, above, who attended the “mystery event” with his wife, Sherrie.

Nicole Tavenner

The Joe McDonald Health and Fitness Center, which opened in Dec. 2007, was officially dedicated during Founder’s Week to the surprise of Joe McDonald, above, who attended the “mystery event” with his wife, Sherrie.

Nicole Tavenner

Nicole Tavenner

Nicole Tavenner

Nicole Tavenner

Nicole Tavenner

Nicole Tavenner

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Nicole Tavenner

Nicole Tavenner

Nicole Tavenner

Nicole Tavenner

Nicole Tavenner

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Issue Date: 11/22/2017
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