Emily-Sarah, your article was beautifully written. I don't think anyone has captured the essence of the House as well as you did.
Lisa Northrop: community relations manager, SECU Family House
Emily-Sarah, I can't thank you enough for the wonderful article you wrote for us in the December issue of Winston-Salem Monthly. We are getting lots of wonderful comments about it, and several people have mentioned how nicely
written the article is. We have you to thank for that! I feel like you were able to cover so much of the essence of the Family House, and I am truly grateful.
Kathy Kooken Carr: executive director, SECU Family House
Emily-Sarah Lineback, your writiing is graceful.
Dr. Maya Angelou
Whitline Ink is wonderful! You堭uch more than a great agency or business
firm because of your expertise and how you genuinely care about clients
and their projects. I am thrilled販lled!鴿all you did. The book,
event photography, the launch celebration貯ughout every phase your
professionalism, patience, and passion for what you do absolutely impressed
me. Your talent, service, and friendship mean the world to me.
Dr. Helen Canaday: director of UNCGèild Care
Education Program for 26 years, and author of The Wit & Wisdom
of Children, of which all profits go toward funding a consolidated
child care center on campus
The marketing brochure looks great. I'm hearing very positive feedback
from everyone hereԨank you again for your creativity and guidance
on this project.
Alan Johnson: marketing director, CGR Products
Well, we did it! We birthed a book䨩s ᢹ衳 truly been my greatest
joy next to my real babies. The past six months spent with you顠e-mail,
snail-mail, phone calls, and 㐠messages衶e brought tremendous happiness
to my life. The whole spirit of a joint venture that we all cared about
has forged a new frontier for [me]. I pray [Life Is Short, But It͊ Wide] will be a big success, but I also pray we will stay forever
friends. To a real pro and a real pal!
Ann Ipock: publisher of Goody 2 Shoes Publishing
and award-winning speaker, humorist, and author of two books
My friends and I are amazed at the professional quality of the book....
Ann N.: daughter of client Bill Googe
I wanted to personally thank you for all that you did to make our Website
such a success. Your care and technical expertise truly lent quality to
that endeavor that we see today. We are going to use that great framework
as we go forward頷anted you to realize how great I thought your work
was and how much it has contributed to all that our organization is.
L.S.: business professional and website client
Wow...this was a very professional article. Like I said before, you did
an excellent job pulling all the interviews together. I canit to
see it in the magazine!
Martha O.: entrepreneur
Now that's some service! I truly appreciate your efforts to satisfy the
customer, although it was acceptable to move forward without the change.
Robin is thrilled and you're so right in noting that she will now be happy
for all time and avoid that 鴴le annoyance档tor of knowing the address
difference is there. Great job! Thanks for bringing by the proofs. It
was a real 飿me up䯤ay. Iॣstatic about the results. Everything
was fantastic and Iಥally looking forward to having the 鮡lಯduct
in hand. You and Emily-Sarah have made the project even more worthwhile
than we imagined it would be.
CH McMahan: producer, songwriter, and author of Say
It with a Song
Thanks for all you堤one for [UNCGӣhool of] HES and me this year.
We堡ll the better for it!
Dr. Laura S. Sims: dean of the School of HES, University
of North Carolina at Greensboro
Thanks so much for your wonderful presentation at the Professional Association
of Innkeepers International conference. Your charm, advice, and knowledge
were inspiring, Emily-Sarah. As a new innkeeper, I could have listened
to you for three days on the subject of media and marketing! Thanks again.
Donna Stone: owner/innkeeper, The Wildflower Inn,
Falmouth, Massachusetts
Thank you for your time, interest, and input into this project. Special
thanks to Emily-Sarah Lineback and Scott Whitaker for your dedicated work.
D.E. Hall: pastor and founder of True Deliverance
Church and author of two books
Thank you. Your hard work is appreciated. Our book would not be what
it is without your guidance, close attention, and industry.
James Hutchens: historian and author of A Centennial
History of Forbush Baptist Church & Community: 1876鷿em>
Thank you for the important role you played in producing the Journal͊ photo book, 100 Years of Images: Capturing the Moment. As a token of appreciation, and to provide an opportunity for all of us to celebrate together, I am hosting a luncheon at the Piedmont Club༢r /> Pat Taylor: vice president and general manager, Winston-Salem Journal, a Media General Publication
We appreciate very much all your work for Pulaski.
Andy and Rickie Graham: then-Mayor and First Lady
of Pulaski, Virginia
ﵲism is one of the strongest economic contributors to Virginia͊ healthy economy, and I believe that your magazine is a wonderful medium to attract tourists to Virginia. By highlighting some of Virginia৲eatest attractions and best-kept secrets, we succeed in encouraging many people to visit༢r /> George Allen: Governor of Virginia, 1994鹿and U.S. Senator, 2001ిfont>
Scott, Emily-Sarah, and David, thanks for your labor of love, your interest
in my story, and always your prayers.
Sandra Miller: award-winning singer/songwriter and
author of When Mountains Move
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Gayle S.: small business owner
Thank you so much for all the time and effort you gave to make our 75th
anniversary cookbook a reality. Ardmore Baptist is very proud of the beautiful
cookbook you helped us to produce.
Lynda Phillips: cookbook committee chairperson for
Ardmore Baptist Church
I am so pleased with the article and pictures. I was really impressed
with our B&B as I read it, I thought Ike to stay there! Can͊ thank you enough.
JoAnn Celani: owner/innkeeper, Candlelight Inn, Camden,
SC
You keep us on the ball and donଥt anything fall through the cracks.
I am very impressed with you so far.
Myron M.: principal, Mitchell Wealth Management Group
Emily-Sarah and Scott, thank you so much for taking the time out of your
schedule to join us at our conference. Folks really liked you both. On
our comment sheets the responses to your presentation were very favorable.
ﶿand prosperity to you.
Carol Ann Rogers: South Carolina B&B Association
Iඥry happy that Scott has agreed to take on [the Winston-Salem
Journalనotography book, 100 Years of Images]. He brings
a lot of design strengths to this project that will be invaluable.
Alan Cronk: marketing director, Winston-Salem
Journal, a Media General Publication
Ralph and I were so pleased with your results! The article is beautifully and generously written and the pictures are terrific.ᬬy with the county chamber of commerce and visitors center was so impressed with your ﬩sh.튿 㨿called the county newspaper and they want to do a small feature regarding the article༢r /> Linda Robinson: owner/innkeeper, Highland Farm & Inn, Remington, Virginia
On behalf of Barnes & Noble, I canനank you enough for your contribution
in making the River Rations event so successful. Your professionalism
and dedication are admirable and I have thoroughly enjoyed working with
you.
Marcy Sheets: community relations director of Barnes
& Noble
You turned my book into a work of art.
Herman Foltz: historian and author/compiler of Adam
& Maria Spach: Their Story
Thank you for all that you do for [UNCGӣhool of] HES!
Jane Lawrence: director of development of the School
of HES, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
The book looks really good. Really does. Iඥry happy with it. If not
the book, then the LOOK of the book. Thatനe second time you堨elped
a very mediocre book look dam- good (excuse the french). Iਡppy. Happy,
happy, happy.
Nikki S.: editor of regional nonprofit publisher
Emily-Sarah, Walter and I would like to thank you for the time you spent
with Greg and the interest you took in his writing. We appreciate the
encouragement you gave him to keep writing. Thanks also for the information
the publishers. He was so excited to learn more about how to get his books
published, and I think he realizes now he has a lot of work to do. He
is so motivated.
Laurie M.: mother of budding author
You have done an excellent job!
Elva Sieg: producer and wife of Winston-Salem
Journal columnist Tom Sieg༥m>Celebrating the Underdog
Thank you so very much! I am thrilled to have a new book coming out and deeply appreciate your hard work, dedication, professionalism, and talent. I owe SO much to y쬿br /> Ann Ipock: publisher of Goody 2 Shoes Publishing and award-winning speaker, humorist, and author of two books
We just received the advance copy. We think you did a beautiful job.
Canit to read itﲠthe umpteenth time. No kidding, it looks great.
I can't believe we took the time and effort to document this historical
event in my life䨡nks again. It was our pleasure to work with you.
Walter Horace Barrett: author of My Story: Every
Soldier Has a Story
You did a fantastic job on the programs for the golf tournament. They
look great! I think everybody will be impressed! Thanks for preparing
the programs on such short notice祠appreciate the exceptional service.
Mike B.: charity golf coordinator
Scott, you are truly a professional computer/graphics person. Thank you
for sending precisely what our corporate office needs.
Betsy K.: corporate client
Thanks, Emily-Sarah! Great article on KAN-DO!
Debbie West: Study Coordinator for KAN-DO at the
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Thank you to Whitline Ink, to Aldine, Emily-Sarah, Scott, and David for
what each of you added to make my endeavor lovely and successful.
Louise Wagoner: inspirational speaker, poet, and
author of Walls of Jasper
A sincere and personal thank you for your participation in our South
Carolina Bed & Breakfast Conference. 衮k you for attending and
for all your contributions to its success. 場rust you will be rewarded
for your gracious efforts. 䠨as been a pleasure to work with you!.
Pat Clark: Upstate Director, South Carolina B&B
Association
লiend sent me a copy of the magazine article a few weeks ago. Thank
you for making it possible for God෯rk in Cambodia to be known by many
who would never have had a clue otherwise. I feel blessed.
Sue S.: international missionary in Cambodia
⥡t artwork. I love to see creative work. I used to work for advertising
agencies before landing in the printing industry. I was Art Production
Manager for the last one I worked for so I appreciate good work.
Lisa S.: printer representative
I wanted to compliment youﲠan outstanding issue of Connections.
I read it cover to cover...Congratulations on a great communications piece!.
Laure Hoffman: director of development for central
projects, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Words cannot express my deep appreciation for all you have done. May
God bless and enrich your lives forever.
Steve Thomas: author of Love in a Butterscotch
Pie
Dear Emily-Sarah, I continue to be in awe of the fact that you have gone
so far out of your way to assist me, someone who is totally unknown to
you. I truly feel that in the future I will look back and will always
remember you as the one who gave me the most encouragement to pursue a
writing career. I cannot begin to express my gratitude regarding the comments
and suggestions made by you and Clara䯠make a long story short, every
critical comment that you made was perfectly logical and is an invaluable
source of information to me. And yes, I do plan to register for the seminar
that you recommended and thoroughly look forward to rubbing elbows with
experts in the business. Thank you so much for that advice. But most of
all, Emily-Sarah, thanks to both you and Clara for the positive comments
that you made. You have given me, a new writer, hope and confidence that
a successful writing career is possible駬l say it again, it's not everyday
that one comes in contact with someone who has done for me what you have
done.
Donna V.: writer from South Carolina
Thanks to Whitline Ink for a job well done!
Dr. William Warwick: author of A Sailor Comes
Home
To Scott Whitaker and Emily-Sarah Lineback of Whitline Ink Incorporated,
we are most appreciative for their expertise and the friendly, sincere
working relationship we experienced during the process of getting the
book published. Their help in editing, design and production and also
the willingness to photograph missing churches was invaluable. We thank
them for showing such a personal interest in our project.
Wilma Hiatt: director of Surry County Genealogical
Association and compiler of A History of Surry County Churches
wesome entrance logo. Looks fantastic!
Richard W.: plant manager of CGR Products
Thank you so very much for the beautiful sign for the Sasee
party. It was stunning and oh-so-classy! I am so grateful to be working
with y and sometimes it feels more like playing). You truly are the
best!.
Ann Ipock: publisher of Goody 2 Shoes Publishing
and award-winning speaker, humorist, and author of Life Is Short,
But It's Wide (In the Southern State of Reality) and Life Is
Short So Read This Fast!
WOW!! You did a great job!! I love this ad, and the background is great,
thank you for the thought and time you put into it..
Patti L.: owner, PAL Marketing