Thank You, Karin: A Tribute to Nine Years of Heartfelt Stories

Dear Readers,

As the Editor of the ECC magazine, it is with mixed emotions that I bid farewell to one of our cherished writers, Karin Jenkins, whose column has now come to an end. Karin has been an integral part of our publication, contributing not only great family stories and anecdotes from her life, but also sharing invaluable beauty and relationship tips with our readers.

Reflecting on our journey together, I can vividly recall the day I first met Karin. I was the Editor of the NSB Observer, and she was the very first writer I brought onboard. From that moment, our friendship blossomed, and she became an indispensable member of our team. Even as Kelsey and I transitioned to the ECC, Karin remained steadfast in her commitment to sharing her insights and experiences through her monthly column.

Over the span of nine years, Karin’s contributions have left an indelible mark on our publication. Through her humor, wit, and heartfelt narratives, she has invited us into her world, allowing us to get to know her, her husband, her parents, her children, and even her grandchildren. Each month, readers eagerly anticipated her column, knowing they would be treated to a delightful blend of entertainment and wisdom.

As we bid farewell to Karin’s column, we cannot help but feel a sense of loss. Her stories have not only entertained us but also enriched our lives, leaving us with cherished memories that will endure long after her final column.

To our loyal readers who have supported Karin’s column over the years, we extend our heartfelt gratitude. Your enthusiasm and encouragement have been instrumental in making her column a beloved feature of our magazine.

While Karin’s column may have come to an end, her impact on the ECC community will be everlasting. We thank her for her unwavering dedication and know that this is not goodbye, but rather a new chapter in her journey.

With warm regards,

Tiffany

Tiffany Evers is the editor and co-owner of East Coast Current magazine. In 2014 she was recognized by Editor & Publisher Magazine as one of the “25 Under 35” innovators in the newspaper industry. She currently serves on the Chair of the Recreational and Cultural Services Advisory Board for the City of Edgewater.

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