Retiring LCTC instructors recognized at awards ceremony

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Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger Longtime Health Occupations instructor Lorraine Potter had to wipe away tears as she was recognized for the many years she spent with LCTC. Her husband, Brad Potter, came up on stage and presented her with a bouquet of flowers, as well as LCTC Director Brian Gillis presenting her with a plaque and statue. Potter has been with the school since 1989.


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