
Statesville, NC, August 5, 2005 - Employees of Kewaunee
Scientific gathered around the company flagpole Friday morning to
capture a visual greeting, which was later sent to American Troops
serving in Iraq. The company color of the day was definitely red,
as many who posed for the photo were wearing bright red shirts and
accessories during the outside event.
For Terisa Morrison, who works in the company's Customer Service
Department, the morning flagpole assembly held with co-workers was
especially significant. Her son, Josh, is presently serving in that
far-away country more than 6,500 miles away from his former home in
Statesville.
"We just wanted Terisa and many other Associates on our team who
have friends and relatives serving on behalf of our country to know
that we appreciate the dedication of these brave men and women,"
said Debbie Brower of the Human Resources Department. "The
difficult duty being performed and the sacrifices they are
personally investing to help keep our country free makes us all
very proud."
The smiles and waving hands from the large Associate crowd shown in
the photo was captured under a bright blue Carolina sky and quickly
sent by email to several troops currently serving out of
country.
Thankful for the support and buoyed by the show of unity by her
co-workers, Terisa and others fully intend to keep "Red Friday" at
Kewaunee going for the foreseeable future. "It's all about
connecting our troops in service stationed at far away places with
the people back home," she observed. Obviously, she knows lots of
people at Kewaunee who agree.