Red Clay Sign Co.

Congratulations to these Hall of Fame retirees ✨

We are proud to announce the newest members of the Colquitt County Retired Educators Wall of Fame, a tribute to educators whose impact continues to guide and inspire our community. 🌟🍎

This fall, nine distinguished retired educators were added to the Wall of Fame:
Juanita F. Dorminey, Trudie M. Hill, Stanley Floyd Faison, John Greene, Jr., Brady Brock, Bobbie Key, Mary M. Gibson, Samuel Stewart, and Eula Armstrong Willis.

Each honoree leaves behind a powerful legacy of service, leadership, and unwavering dedication to student success. Their names are beautifully added to the Wall of Fame display created by Red Clay Sign Co.. and serves as a lasting reminder of their contributions.

Superintendent Dan Chappuis shared it best: “The Wall of Fame serves as a way to honor those who dedicated their lives to shaping future generations.”

Thank you to the Colquitt County Retired Educators Association for leading this meaningful tradition and to the CCHS Ag Program for crafting custom plaques for each inductee.

We proudly celebrate their stories, their service, and their lasting influence on Colquitt County. Read the full story here: https://monkeylink.co/fdf13d

Retro signs deserve retro vibes. Here are some interesting angles from yesterday’s installation, including a broad wall that looks like a great blank canvas… 🎨

Red Clay has been hard at work to refinish and reuse these original letter cans on a job in our local historic downtown. When finished, the letters will receive brand new acrylic faces and light up the night.✨💡This theater holds some great memories for locals, and the new owners hope to continue that tradition when they open Moultrie’s only Italian restaurant here sometime this fall. This project has several phases so stay tuned for updates.

The making of a legacy wall:

Mix equal parts inspiration and know-how, and let us cook. This permanent installation includes a hand carved HDU foam tree with over 250 golden and acrylic leaves which will hold the names of future retired educators on this Wall of Fame. We also built a wooden slat wall to mimic the existing walls in the auditorium, which is where we placed a new Welcome sign along with the portrait of Mr. Withers, himself. Over 40 hours went in to the making and installation of this wall.

Thank you to the Colquitt County School District for this opportunity, and especially to Angela Hobby who was amazing to work with throughout this project!