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Retiring Teacher Praised on Facebook

Retiring Salisbury English teacher Susan Quigg was recognized last week by the Salisbury School Board for her 36 years of service.

Retiring Salisbury Middle School English teacher Susan Quigg was honored by the Salisbury School Board Wednesday evening for her 36 years of service in the district.

Quigg obviously touched many lives as the district's Facebook page lit up with tributes to the long-tenured teacher.

Jodi D'Arconte Ebert said "Mrs. Susan Quigg was with out a doubt one of the most influential teachers I have ever had! Thanks for changing so many lives and teaching us that "If you dream it you can be it!" Enjoy your retirement."

Amy Josar said: "Congratulations Miss Quigg!! You were definitely one of my favorite teachers & I hope to one day inspire my students the way you've inspired so many!!"

Tanya Kelino Congrats Miss Quigg!! You have touch the lives of so many!! As I look back on 7th grade English (so many moons ago), I remember laughter and knowledge!! Oh and you definitely made me be a earth day women!! Thanks for that and everything you have done for us all!! You deserve this ten times over!

Quigg made her own comments on the district's Facebook site:

"The last months have been a roller coaster ride of emotions, and I think the ride will last quite a while. I know the time is right for me to move on, and all your kind words are filling my heart: my cup is truly running over. I have had the most incredible, amazing run at SMS....like a smash Broadway hit that keeps going, regardless of my blunders and mistakes. Every single one of you has been a very precious part of this. I do remember you - brothers and sisters, parents and children, twins and some triplets, whole families, incredible colleagues. God has blessed me beyond measure and provided a path I could never have planned myself. I thank you for supporting me through this difficult change with your very special comments. I am treasuring each word and hugging every one of you with love and gratitude and joy. Every single one of you is a part of Miss Quigg and has made her who she is. God bless you, God bless you...and God bless God."  I love you.

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