Quotes of the week
Published 12:00 am Friday, November 7, 2014
“It could have been a lot worse, and in the back of my mind I think, you know, I could have shot the kid, but I’m glad I didn’t.”
— Deputy Danny Lindley
West Rowan Middle school resource officer on disarming a masked student wielding a butcher knife
“There are going to be some big changes.”
— Travis Allen
on being one of two candidates, along with Dean Hunter, to unseat incumbents on the Rowan-Salisbury Board of Education
“I love my country, and my country is falling, my people are dying.”
— Alexander Freeman
Salisbury resident and Liberia native on his desire to travel with his plea to scientists, governments and the wealthy to find a cure for Ebola
“It’s like a puzzle that’s missing just one piece and now we found that one piece.”
— Traci Crosby
on reuniting with her youngest sister, Katie Adams, from whom she and her other sisters had been separated as children
“Money couldn’t buy what I’ve done. And I know I’ve helped a lot of boys.”
— Helen Beaver
on working with Cub Scouts in Kannapolis for the past 50 years