Third, please remember that KCS continues to provide weekly COVID updates on our website.
We sincerely thank Cindy and Tony for their loyalty and dedication to KCS. Finally, retirees Cindy Brown and Tony Harris were recognized. Brown Theater teacher Jordan Correll received the Hilbish Ford Teacher-of-the-Month. Staff and students at McKnight Head Start were recognized. Secondly, at our September Board of Education meeting, we were excited to recognize numerous KCS students and staff. Students and parents, you are appreciated for all that you do. We understand how much time and effort is required of our students to represent their school. So many of our students are already involved in athletics, arts, or various other school activities. Further, we want to extend a special “thank you” to all of our families who not only support your child’s academic success, but also support your child in extracurricular activities. We had a great turnout and we are grateful that so many families were able to take advantage of an easy opportunity to complete this requirement. Also, we appreciate all of you who participated in our recent Immunization Clinic (for required public school immunizations). Please continue to be involved: we want you to be heard and supported. As always, please reach out to us with any questions or concerns.įirst, we want to thank all of our families and students for an outstanding start to the school year! Our open house events were well attended across the district and parent interest in what is happening in our schools has been great to start the school year. In memory of Willie Louise (Robbins) Beaver, please visit our floral store.Greetings everyone, we hope you are all doing well! We are sharing updates and great happenings for KCS as we begin the 2022-23 school year. Hartsell Funeral Home of Concord is serving the Beaver family. Memorials may be made to Hospice & Palliative Care of Cabarrus County or a charity of your choice. A graveside service will be held on Thursday, July 2, 2020, at 11:00 am, at Oakwood Cemetery, 421 Church Street, Concord. Willie will lie in state at Hartsell Funeral Home of Concord, 460 Branchview Drive, NE., on Wednesday, Jfrom 11:00 am - 5:00 pm. Kleva and husband Kenneth of Hickory NC, two grandchildren Mary Kleva and husband Bardia Nabet of Washington DC and Abigail Kleva and partner Sam Weinberg of San Francisco, and a special niece, Reba Morrison. and wife Martha Harmon of Mount Airy NC, a daughter Janice B. Willie is survived by her husband, James Robert Beaver, a son James R. She loved God and taught youth at Mill Grove Methodist Church in Midland until marriage and then became a member of McGill Baptist Church. While being adept at many household tasks, she was never limited by that role and taught her children that their mother and father were equal partners in marriage. In the 1980s she taught herself the stock market and co-managed investments with her husband. She was a fan of Bill Monroe after seeing him perform with his brother Charlie at the two-room Midland Schoolhouse when she was ten years old. She loved music and learned to play piano by observing piano rolls on the family player piano. She also was the family seamstress making and altering her family’s clothing. She taught herself to be a barber and cut the family hair. She loved flowers and vegetable gardening and continued to dabble in gardening until her last years never forgetting her farm roots. She loved babies and had two of her own, a son James Jr. She loved being at home, yet she was well-traveled having visited such far-flung places as California, Quebec, and Nassau, and attended a half-dozen World’s Fairs, yet, home was where she wanted to be. Known for her cheery personality, Willie attracted many friends. His steadfast pursuit resulted in their marriage in 1949. She met her husband, James Beaver, when word got back to him that she was impressed with his beautiful handwriting on a report he had submitted. She graduated from Bethel High School in 1943 and had a 41-year career with Cannon Mills starting as a timekeeper and retiring as an account executive. The youngest of nine siblings, she was reared by her single mother and her older siblings on their farm during the depths of the Great Depression. Born Februto James Houston Robbins and Bessie Irene Furr Robbins at home in Midland, North Carolina, her father died when she was nine-months old. Willie Louise Robbins Beaver, 94, of Concord, died at home Sunday, June 28, 2020, of natural causes.
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