
I didn't know Kelly well. We had met at a small-business group of the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce and had a few conversations about that group and also about BNI.
Kelly was a calm woman and a professional. I hadn't known her when I worked at the Sears headquarters (1997-2002), but I sensed we were on the same wave-length in our business ideas.
Kelly will be missed around Woodstock. Kelly surely made an impact on me, and I'll remember her smile and her interest in coaching. I extend my condolences to Kelly's family.
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Gus, what dept did you work in at Sears? Ialso worked at Sears at Homan Ave many years ago. Dept. 180 and 5650 iirc.
Big Daddy, I worked in several. Was lucky to get to float. Event Marketing; HR - Full-line stores; HR - corporate; sears.com; National Customer Relations. Met lots of nice people, including on B-6 at Hoffman. Left in Oct. 2002, before Kmart bought Sears.
Nice write up Gus... very thoughtful.
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