Thursday, June 12, 2008

Dear Mrs. Kim,
I just learned that you are retiring! I enjoyed your teaching in the library courses. I am sending my best wishes to you for a great retirement.

Carolyn Francis

Submitted by Carolyn Francis
calilemon46@yahoo.com

I took the final of L104 last night. I have learned a lot in this class. I put 5 in all questions in the Survey about Miss Kim's teaching. She has much experience in the library field and has much experience to teach. She is very kind, too. Although there are a little bit more homeworks but I think it is necessary for me to learn. I like to come to class every Wednesday night because I like her greeting and smile. I hope Miss Kim can continue to teach this class in the future (part time, OK?).
I wish you all the best!

Submitted by Tony Fu

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

Dear Mrs. Kim,

I enjoyed both of your classes very much. You packed a lot into them and I came away with a lot of good stuff.

Thank you for all of your encouragement and support.

I wish you all the best.

Submitted by Mary Huang

I want to thank you for your strength and endurance in teaching Library 104.

I know that you have seen remarkable changes in your students and in the library field itself.

I don't like the word retirement so I will come and celebrate your new advocation whatever it may be.

Submitted by Gena

Sunday, June 8, 2008

Dear Joanne,

Thank you for sending out all of the job postings for Library Tech students and grads. I thought that was very thoughtful of you. I wanted to thank you also for how encouraging you were to me and everybody else taking the Library Tech classes. You were always very kind and nice! I wish you the best in your retirement!

Submitted by Christine M. Olin
cmolin54@hotmail.com

Wednesday, June 4, 2008

Dearest Joanne,

It does not seem possible that you could be retiring! I remember so well, sitting in your office in the "old library" talking about books and teaching! You have been a great asset to this college and you have been a wonderful friend and supportive colleague to me. I will miss your greetings and smiles on campus.

With respect and love,
Sandy Haynes

Submitted by Sandra C. Haynes
schaynes@pasadena.edu

Dear Mrs. Kim,
I can't thank you enough for everything you taught me while I was in the tech program here at PCC. You are a very wise and thorough teacher, and I know you will be sorely missed. Best wishes to you always, Sincerely, Leela

Submitted by Leela Perea

Dear Mrs. Kim, Thank you so much for everything. I very much enjoyed my PCC Library technician classes and was able to go on and complete my MLIS. For three years now, I have worked as a librarian and everyday I look forward to going to work and helping students and patrons. Thank you for being a great example.

Submitted by Leena Waller
leenawaller@yahoo.com

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Thank you very much for everything. Mrs. Kim, You are a so wonderful teacher. You are so patient and so nice teacher. You are always encourage us so we can keep going to achieve our goal. I learned a lot of things in your class not only the knowledge but also your so great character.

Submitted by Yi Lan Huang
ylhuang2003@yahoo.com

Thanks you Mrs. Kim for all that you have done to teach us and look out for jobs for us and encourage us down our career path. You've gone above and beyond the call of duty and I've really enjoyed your classes.
Enjoy your retirement!

Submitted by Kristen Annes

Monday, June 2, 2008

thank you for your advice
thank you for smiling
it must be nice
to have more time for painting

i miss you already
but i know you're ready


Submitted by ken

Dear Mrs. Kim,
Thank you for your constant encouragement. I'm grateful to have benefited from your wealth of knowledge. Best wishes for the future. Hopefully, you'll finally have some free time to do all that reading people associate with librarianship. :)

Warmest regards,
Talar

Submitted by Talar Yeretzian

Sunday, June 1, 2008

Hi Joanne:

Thanks for inspiring me to enter the library profession. Your library technician's class gave me a solid foundation that prepared me for library school--I don't think I would have survived UCLA without it. I'm glad I pursued libraranship as a career, as librarians create positive change in society by connecting people with information and resources. Best of luck in your retirement.

Submitted by April Ingram
siamcat@hotmail.com

Hi Mrs. Kim,
Thank you for being my teacher as I always remember your patient and kindness.

Love,
Grace Sudihardjo

Submitted by Grace Sudihardjo
meongkwek@yahoo.com

Saturday, May 31, 2008

Hi Joanne,
I will be working on June 19th when the reception is going to take place, so I will make use of this blog to say hi and thanks for being one of my mentors. When I first started taking Library Science classes at PCC, I was looking for a new career, and meeting people like you helped me to decide to go in the direction of getting my Masters degree in Library Science. I am now one class away from completing my MLIS degree at San Jose State. Thanks again for asking me to be your teachers assistant. You are a pleasure to work with, and you are an excellent example for me and your other students to follow. I keep meeting smart and friendly people in the library world, so I know that I am making the right decision by choosing this career. I'm working part-time at three local public libraries (Alhambra, Altadena and San Marino), and everything is going well. Best wishes and good luck in your retirement.

Live Long and Prosper!

Love,
Chris Woods

Submitted by Chris Woods
cgwoodscmoq@yahoo.com

Dear Joanne Kim,

I am truly honored to have been a student of yours in the Library Technology Program. Your guidance and instruction has been a blessing. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart.

You will be missed greatly. I wish you the best of times in retirement.

With love,
Jared P. Burton

Submitted by Jared P. Burton
mrmemes@gmail.com

Dear Mrs.Kim,
You have enlightened my life and has inspired me by your unique exemplary qualities-Dedication to teaching,professionalism,kindness,enthusiasm,and promptly assistance etc..You are Great! I will always remember your excellent teaching skills.We will miss you.Have an excellent time in your retirement.God Bless you.Thank you.

Submitted by Myl Krishna
mysasdi@yahoo.com

Friday, May 30, 2008

I am really glad that you were my instructor for the Lib 1 and 104 classes. You're an inspiration in librarianship!

Submitted by Christina Lin

Your teaching has meant a lot to me. I think you enjoyed your whole career as teaching us.
I will always remember the period that you taught me.
I hope you cherish your retirement.

Submitted by Youngsook Kim
yyyssskkk@hotmail.com

Thank you Mrs. Kim for your kindness and enthusiasm. Have a wonderful time in your retirement!

Submitted by Julie Morez
jmorez@sierramadre.lib.ca.us

Thursday, May 29, 2008

Mrs. Kim,
You have left a very huge legacy, not just for us as students but also as persons. You are really an example of life and professionalism. We will miss you. God Bless you.

Submitted by Carlos A Ortiz
hlrxr@hotmail.com