The Connection. Letter from the Pastor. October 2018 Volume VIII Issue 10 IN THIS ISSUE FOLLOWING CHRIST FROM CITY CENTER

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1 Worshipping Serving Building Welcoming FOLLOWING CHRIST FROM CITY CENTER Letter from the Pastor One hundred years ago, the congregation of Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church, South was meeting in the Magnolia School. We gathered here for 18 months for both Sunday School and worship services while a new Gothic sanctuary was under construction. The need for this facility was great; after only 17 years, the church had outgrown its second building built in The Great War made construction slow and materials difficult to acquire. We were anxious to leave behind Magnolia School and have our own church again. (Mays, p.108) On November 11, 1918, the new Main Street pastor, Rev. B. Rhett Turnipseed, declared at a meeting that we would meet in our new church that next Sunday. There was still work to be done. The landscaping had not even started, but we were ready to forge ahead into the new future that God was preparing for us. (Many thanks to the book The History of Main Street United Methodist Church, Greenwood, South Carolina by Rev. Harry R. Mays for providing this information.) On November 11, 2018, we will gather once again to celebrate the ways in which God has been faithful through us. We will sing the same old, great hymns they sang. We will once more join in worship and praise in this space designed for God s glory. IN THIS ISSUE Financial Report & Info 2 Music Ministry & Stat Facts 3 Memorials & Honorariums Prayer Concerns ENGAGE Missions The Connection Children s Ministry 6 Missions & Engagement 7 Elevate Student Ministries 8 Celebrations 9 Volunteer Schedule 10 October Calendar 11 There is still work to be done. God is calling us, once more, to be ready to forge ahead into the new future that God is preparing for us. Come and join the celebration of worship. Be a part of the dinner on the grounds to follow. But, also, be prepared for the God who was at work in our midst 100 years ago is alive and at work among us today. Grace and Peace, James 4 5 October 2018 Volume VIII Issue 10

2 2 Flowers for 8:30 am and 11:00 am services Frank and Ann Workman Available Available Available MSUMC would like to share Sunday flowers. Volunteer to serve occasionally on Monday mornings to deliver vases. Contact Carol Harley at or to sign up! Stewardship and Finance Financial Report as of September 23, 2018 Actual Budgeted YTD INCOME: 497, ,582 YTD EXPENSES: 543, ,582 YTD SURPLUS OR (DEFICIT): (45,106) Capital Campaign/Building Fund Total Collected thru 09/23/18.$43,646 Total Funds Available as of 09/23/18 $ 296 Outstanding Bank Loan Amount. $136,476 Next Principal Payment Due 12/24/2018.$20,500 Main Streeters October 9, 2018 National Wild Turkey Federation Hearts & Hands Circle Monday, October 1 at 10:00 am Main Street Library Meets 1st Monday of every month Susanna Circle Tuesday, October 2 at 10:00 am Curry Room at Wesley Commons Meets 1st Tuesday of every month Celebration Circle Tuesday, October 9 at 6:00 pm Fellowship Hall Meets 2nd Tuesday of every month The 2018 UMW Reading Program has ended! Congratulations to all our UMW readers Frances Garren, Helen Haendle and Ann Workman our new readers this year! Ruth Breazeale, Elaine Dukes, Barbara Gates, Sue Maloney, Sally Maxie, Harriet Mays, Marilyn Murphy, Jean Osborne, Helen Spencer, Marla Stewart, Helen White, and Zella Williams This group read a combined total of 105 books. Great Job, Ladies!!! The Main Streeters are headed to Edgefield for our next tour. The bus will leave the church playground area at 9:30 am. Following a guided indoor tour, an optional outdoor guided tour will be available. There will be a $5 charge for the tours. After the tours, a Dutch treat lunch will be enjoyed in downtown Edgefield. Please make a reservation by calling the church office before noon on Friday, October 5. Call Lou Walters at with any questions. Celebration Circle s hostesses, Susan Rush and Terry Robinson, will serve a light supper from 6-6:30 followed by a program including stories of transitions out of homelessness from former residents of Pathway House Women's Shelter. New members and guests are always welcome as we seek to follow our mission of Faith, Hope, Love in Action. Please RSVP by if you plan to join us for supper by calling, texting, or Kit Adkins at or kitadkins@gmail.com. Connection Next Deadline The deadline for the next Connection is Monday, October 22nd for our November edition. Please submit your articles and photos to: churchoffice@msumc1.org.

3 3 STAT FACTS Lee Robirds, Congregational Nurse John McFadden, Director of Music Ministries DEEP INTO THE SEASON We are in the month of October and deep into the fall season. Groups are meeting on a regular basis for occasions to sing and play to honor the Lord. is World Communion Sunday. We share the experience of Communion with Christians all over the world. November 4 is our commemoration of All Saints Day when we remember family members and friends who have gone on to be with the Lord. November 11 is the 100 th anniversary of the completion of our sanctuary. We will have a special celebration of that momentous occasion. December 2 is the first Sunday of Advent and the day on which we will hold our Hanging of the Greens Service in the evening. Music will be a part of all of these occasions. If you would like to be a participant, please let me know. We can find a place for you. Give & the Main Street Gymnasium! The Annual Blood Drive will be on Sunday, in the Gym. The Blood Connection is the sole provider for blood and blood products for Self Regional Hospital, so all the donations will be used locally. It could be your child, spouse, or other family member who could require blood. What if there wasn t enough available? What if someone hadn t taken the time to donate? What then? Appointments will run from 3:30-8:00 pm. Also, WalMart will again be offering flu shots from 5:30-7:00 pm. Anyone 12 years and older is eligible. They will bill your insurance, or you may pay by check. It s not too early to get your shot; the immunity lasts through the entire season. Call Lee Robirds at the church office ( ) to reserve a time to donate blood, or for a flu shot. What can you do to help? Donate 1. Baked goods for both the cake walk and costume contest hot dogs (no buns) for the dinner. Thank you for your help in making this first ever joint FALL FESTIVAL BLOCK PARTY a great success. Please let Sharon Britz or the church office ( ) know how you would like to help.

4 4 Memorials & Honorariums Building Fund IN MEMORY OF EULEE WILLIAMS Gerald and Hilda Miele IN MEMORY OF MICHAEL WIEDEMANN Oak Capital Management Drake Class IN MEMORY OF DOROTHY WACTOR Drake Class IN MEMORY OF GEORGE BALLENTINE ON HIS BIRTHDAY Myra Greene and Fred Wactor Building Fund IN HONOR OF BARBARA WARNER S BIRTHDAY Myra Greene and Fred Wactor Music Fund IN HONOR OF HENNIE COX S BIRTHDAY Myra Greene IN HONOR OF HELEN SPENCER S BIRTHDAY Myra Greene MSUMC Foundation IN MEMORY OF EULEE WILLIAMS Harriet Mays IN MEMORY OF DUSTY SCHULTZ Kathleen Bonvouloir MISSION FUND IN HONOR OF LEE ROBIRDS Delray Schulze In Memoriam Eulee M. Williams September 22, 1930 July 14, 2018 In Memoriam Michael Ross Wiedemann November 10, 1986 September 22, 2018 In Our Thoughts & Prayers Continuing Prayer Concerns: Betty Stockman, Wygenia Moore, Lauren Connell Austin, Madalin Radcliffe, Harold McDonald, John Lumley, Wesley Kelly, Jackie Daniel, Betsy Cureton, Hennie Cox, Pat Connell, Barbra and Boo Warner, Barbara Fisher, Camille Holroyd, Suzanne Rowland, Rob Roberts, Lori Proctor, Lauren Robirds, Jackie Williams, Ann Pendergrass, Linda Evans, Vena & Russell McMahan, Martha Stockman, Roger Dent, Steve Alexander, Tinker Pendergrass daughter, Page, Tommy McNeil, and Marilyn Hardister. Christian love and sympathy is extended to Fred Wactor and Myra Greene. Fred s mother, Dorothy Wactor, passed away on Wednesday, September 19, 2018 in Greer, SC. Parkinson s Disease Support Group When: Third Tuesday of every month 4:00 pm Where: Wesley Commons Exercise Room For more information, contact: Christie Talbert/Ashley Newman Join this meeting, supported by Main Street United Methodist Church, to provide support and learn more about the disease. People with Parkinson s disease, their care partners, family members, friends, and anyone impacted by the disease are welcome.

5 5 Children and Youth Children (3s 5s ) Music and Activities Children (1st 5th) Music and Activities Book/study opportunities for adults 1. Stuck by Jennie Allen (Women s Book Study) 2. Three Simple Rules (taught by Rhonda and Lincoln McGinnis) 3. Study on Rooted Principles (taught by Gray Stallworth) Call and let us know if you ll be joining us for supper. There is no cost, but donations are always welcome! Join us on Sunday evening to ENGAGE with friends, fellowship, enjoy a snack supper and bible/scripture/book studies. Meet in the Fellowship Hall for a snack supper at 5:30 pm. All programs begin at 6:00 pm and conclude at 7:00 pm. A nursery is provided for our youngest children. MAIN STREET MISSION OPPORTUNITIES In October the Missions Committee will collect Thanksgiving sides (cornbread mix, canned yams, stuffing mix, boxed mac and cheese) for the food bank at United Ministries. Carts are located outside the Fellowship Hall & the Sanctuary. You may also drop off donations by the church office. Thank you for continuing to support those in need. Pill Packing for Honduras The mission team to Honduras will be taking thousands of pills to distribute during the Medical Mission trip to Tegucigalpa at the end of January. Those pills need to be packaged for dispensing. Please join the missions committee on Sunday, in the Suzanna Wesley Building following the 11:00 am service for a light lunch and then to help pack pills. Many hands make light work! On October 20, Main Street is sending a team of six to work for a week with the LAMB organization in Honduras. Please be in prayer for this team as they prepare their hearts to serve God in another country: Barbara Habib (Goose Creek,) Eddie Bartless, Susan Williams, Glenn and Allie Williams, and Kathy Kelly. The construction team will be collecting underwear for children and teens boys and girls. Please bring these items and place in the trunks in the Fellowship Hall or Sanctuary by. Enough money was collected for Build a House in a Day and has already been sent. Thank you to all who are making a new home for someone in Honduras a reality! In addition, Main Street will be sending a medical team in January and providing medications for approximately patients during the week. The cost of medication is $8,000-$10,000. Please prayerfully consider making a donation toward the cost of these much needed medicines. Please mark checks medical trip. Watch for the14-day Prayer Challenge coming October 15-28! You can pray for specific needs of the mission team daily. Yours through Christ, Gray

6 6 New and returning acolytes and crucifers will be recognized on Sunday, th during the 11:00 service. Save the Dates!! 3 rd Grade Bible Presentation Acolyte/Crucifer Recognition Annual Fall Festival 4:30 pm 7:00 pm with 1st Pres December 14 Parents Night Out 5:30 pm 8:30 pm (note time change) April 6 Annual Easter Egg Hunt 10:00 am 12:00pm June 17 VBS Week 9:00 am 12:00 pm Thank you for making this commitment to serve Christ in this very important and historical church role. New Acolytes Kaite Funderburk Mary Margaret Skinner Bradley Funderburk Getting fitted for robes! Peyton Larkins October Memory Verse There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens. Ecclesiastes 3:1 Many thanks to Sarah Hartung, Libby Hartung, and Claire Leuthner-Barrineau for training our new acolytes. See Lisa Smith to recite for a treat!

7 7 MORE MAIN STREET MISSION OPPORTUNITIES Kairos is Coming! The Kairos Team serving at Leath will be headquartered at our church from October to hold a Kairos Weekend retreat with 42 inmates at Leath. You will see much activity in the kitchen and around the church as Kairos volunteers prepare meals and help in other ways. Here s how you can join in on this effort in transforming lives. Prayers are vital. Prayer wheels displaying a 72-hour prayer vigil show participants they are being prayed for throughout the weekend. You may choose a time by signing up for a 30-minute spot or simply begin now to pray as the Holy Spirit leads you. To sign up for the Prayer Vigil online, access this website: GetComm.phtml Homemade cookies become tangible proof of God s love and remind inmates that people who do not even know them care about them. A cookie team inside the prison packages small bags of assorted cookies along with a scripture to be distributed to over 800 inmates on each of the four days. Store bought cookies are also deeply appreciated. A cookie bake in the church kitchen will be held between 5:30-7:30 pm on October 23 for those who would like to bake with a team. Or simply drop off your cookies by that date. Monetary contributions of any size are welcome and needed since the cost of a Kairos weekend is funded solely by donations. To make a tax-deductible contribution, please make your check out to Kairos of SC and designate Leath on the memo line. You may drop it off at the church office, put it into the collection plate, or give it to one of the Kairos volunteers from Main Street--Robbie Kohli or Kit Adkins. Please welcome these volunteers and pray that lives will be won for Christ. Heartfelt thanks go to you for your prayers, cookies, donations, and other acts of loving service. Gray Stallworth Engagement Coordinator Are you active and effective in sharing with others your faith, your resources, and your love? Philemon 1:6 I am really excited to be here at Main Street United Methodist Church. As you can imagine, in my first few weeks, I have read about and asked a lot about the church. I just love the very encouraging vision of the church. As a new person, let me sum up what I understand as the Vision. We are called to be disciples of Jesus Christ by a) connecting to God through our faithful worship, b) connecting to others by serving those in need with compassion and love, c) making sure we are inviting and building bridges in the center of our wonderful city and d) working hard at being welcoming as we open our doors for others to hear God s story. I read recently about what people want from their church. There was a list of 4 observations. One of the suggestions made by Phil Maynard was that people want to be challenged to take the next steps in their spiritual journey. I can think of several ways you can do that. Join a Sunday School class or a Sunday evening Engage class. Participate in the Men s Monthly Community Prayer Breakfast hosted by St Mark United Methodist Church on. The event is held at the Rivers Street Campus and begins at 6:30 am. Breakfast is $3. Support and participate in the 20 th Annual Community Prayer Breakfast on November 8 hosted and sponsored by the Greenwood Family YMCA. If you would like to be challenged as Maynard suggested, please let me help you find a program, ministry or study that will help you continue in your walk with Christ. In Christ, Gray

8 8 Psalm 150:6 NIV Let everything that has breath praise the LORD. Praise the LORD. Chaperones anyone willing to chaperone day trips or overnight retreats, please complete a form, so we can do a background check and get you approved... REGISTER SOON Early Bird $319 (Available July 2018-January 31, 2019) Regular $359 (Available February 1, 2019-March 31, 2019) Late $419 (Available April 1, 2019-May 31, 2019) FIRESIDE SUNDAYS are 6 pm Come enjoy smores n more: Available Mary Alexander Lori Bassett November 4 Ellesor Holder November 11 Available * See s for addresses of venues Due to ENGAGE, parents can either drop off your youth at the venue or at church and the bus will transport your youth to the venue for dinner and smores; parents can then pick them up when ENGAGE is over. Please note there are open dates for hosting. For any info or details of any activity as well as sign ups, please feel free to contact SHARON at

9 9 CELEBRATIONS 1 Art Sutherland, Jane Marshall, Ryder Larkins 2 Joan Angvall, Miriam Garner 3 Pat Connell, Chris Lodes 4 John Thompson, Marisa Rogers 5 Carol Burgess, Carol Blosser, Pierce Stockman, Gray Ackerman 6 Evelyn Rambo, Madalin Radcliffe 7 Betty Going 8 Karen Wilson 9 Kathy Kelly, Tara Smith, Denise Stone 10 Gale Robinson, Vickie Chandler 11 Patrick Murphy 13 Jared Styron, Wells Massengill 2 Malcolm and Betty Ferson 3 James and Meredith Ten Eick 10 Colby and Alex Tharpe 11 Frank and Andrea Cabe 12 Josh and Mary Kate Skinner 21 Lincoln and Rhonda McGinnis 24 Howard and Carolyn Thomes Matt and Sam Valkenburg 25 Virgil and Brenda Wall Bill and Doris Tunstall 26 Townes and Rosann Jones Will and Morgan LaForge 14 Carol Harley, Lomax Murphy, Logan Skinner 15 Evelyn Stempsey, Karen Dent, Carrie Crawford, Abbey Lawrence 16 Tyler Larkins, Cindee Stewart 17 Larry Gearhart, Carolyn McCutcheon, Holden Styron 18 Laine Wiedemann, Caroline Hawthorne 19 Samuel Titus 21 Trace Meredith, Laney Smith, Suzanna Jones 22 Eddie Bartless 23 Jeff McWatty, Cindy Harris 24 Ron Osborne, Finnley Smith, Will Strange 25 Ken Kittle 26 John McFadden, Lindsay Burns 27 Elaine Dukes, Callie Askew, Bernadine Bautista Terry Strange, Mary Lyle Cathcart 29 Jim Garner, Kim Charles, Sarah Hartung, Albert Dukes 31 Vera Lupo, Meredith Ten Eick, Wyatt Tharpe Congratulations to Heather Faulkner and Eric Oliver on their marriage on August 17, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver exchanged vows at a destination wedding in Jamaica. Congratulations to Madison and Leigh Ann Workman on the birth of a baby girl, Ansley Grier, on September 12, Proud grandparents are Frank and Ann Workman. Ansley s aunt and uncle, Tanner and Hannah Workman and first cousin, Virginia, are also excited she is here. Opportunity to Serve: Birthday Card Ministry Thank you to those who have volunteered to write birthday greetings on behalf of MSUMC. If you would like to be a part of this ministry, please call the church office or Susan Pinckney ( ). Remember, the church provides the postcards and stamps.

10 10 October Volunteer List As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another. REMINDER: If your schedule does not permit you to be here on your assigned Sunday, please trade with someone and notify the church office. Thank you. BREAKFAST COOKS Joey Burns, Frankie Connell, Tyler Larkins Barry Campbell, Marion Moore, Isaac Shaffer Ryan D Alessandro, Byron Shelley, Greg Shelley Tommy Chalmers, Ed Wiedemann SOUND SYSTEM OPERATORS Albert Dukes Stuart Driver Joey Burns Brian Andrews SUNDAY SCHOOL COUNTERS David Patterson & Jimmy Logan Frankie Connell Isaac Shaffer Frankie Connell & Debbie Tharpe LAY READERS Suzanne Nicholson Amy Young Toby Chappell Henrietta Morton ACOLYTES Tyler Andews Witt Smith Peyton Larkins Katie and Bradley Funderburk CRUCIFERS Lucas Bassett Bob Bennett Marler Askew Bennett Charles ACOLYTE PARENT VOLUNTEERS Lori Bassett Lisa Smith Hope Askew Gemma Charles EXTENDED SESSION WORKERS Jennifer Larkins Tara Smith Caroline Chappell Ashley D Alessandro CHILDREN S SERMONS Pastor James Lisa Smith Myra Greene Mary Lynn Polk SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER SCHEDULE 3, 4, & 5 year olds: Jennifer Larkins Elementary: Leslie Barrineau Drake Class: Mark Robirds Paul Frey Class: Cheryl McCord Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Glenn Williams Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula Is Jesus Calling You? Howard Thomes Bible Class: Jamison Tinsley 3, 4, & 5 year olds: Jenny Perkey Elementary: Tara Smith Drake Class: Jimmy Kelly Paul Frey Class: Peggy Ackerman Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Glenn Williams Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula Is Jesus Calling You? Howard Thomes Bible Class: Mary Lynn Polk 3, 4, & 5 year olds: Cindy Stewart Elementary: Cheryl Washington Drake Class: Susan Pinckney Paul Frey Class: Kit Adkins Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Glenn Williams Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula Is Jesus Calling You? Howard Thomes Bible Class: Jon Bassett 3, 4, & 5 year olds: Mark Kate Skinner Elementary: Hope Askew Drake Class: Richard Pinckney Paul Frey Class: Michael Fisher Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Glenn Williams Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula Is Jesus Calling You? Howard Thomes Bible Class: Isaac Shaffer NURSERY VOLUNTEERS Sam Valkenburg Josie Shirley Stephanie Smith Leslie Barrineau October 1-5 October 8-12 October October SANCTUARY STEWARDS Emmie Burns Carol Burgess & Miriam Garner Mary Birchmore & Sue Maloney Lou Walters

11 Saturday October 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 7 8:30 am Early Service 9:30 am Breakfast 10:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship Service 12:00 pm Pill Packing 5:30 pm ENGAGE 6:00 pm Engage studies 7:00 pm Pick up BB 1 10:00 am Hearts & Hands 4:30 pm Worship Comm. 6:00 pm Jesus in the Gospels 7:00 pm Boy Scouts 8 1:30 pm Federation of the Blind 6:00 pm Girl Scouts :00 pm Jesus in the Gospels 7:00 pm Boy Scouts 2 4:00 pm Care Team 6:00 pm Disciple III 7:30 pm College Ministries 9 6:00 pm Disciple III 6:00 pm Celebration Circle 7:30 pm College Ministries 3 5:00 pm Handbells 6:30 pm Choir Practice 7:15 pm Pick up Basketball 10 5:00 pm Handbells 6:30 pm Choir Practice 7:15 pm Pick up Basketball 4 12:00 pm Prayer & Share 6:00 pm Girl Scouts 6:00 pm BSA Long Cane District Meeting 6:30 pm Prayer Meeting 11 6:00 am Toastmasters 10:00 am Drug Coalition 12:00 pm Prayer & Share 6:00 pm Girl Scout Leaders 6:30 pm Prayer Meeting 14 8:30 am Early Service 9:30 am Breakfast 10:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship Service 5:30 pm ENGAGE 6:00 pm Engage studies 7:00 pm Pick up BB 15 6:00 pm Jesus in the Gospels 7:00 pm Boy Scouts 16 11:00 am Cambridge Chapter SAR Meeting. 4:00 pm Communications 6:00 pm Disciple III 7:30 pm College Ministries 17 5:00 pm Handbells 6:30 pm Choir Practice 7:15 pm Pick up Basketball 18 12:00 pm Prayer & Share 6:00 Girl Scouts :30 pm Prayer Meeting 21 8:30 am Early Service 9:30 am Breakfast 10:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship Service 5:30 pm Stewardship Event 7:00 pm Pick up BB 22 6:00 pm Jesus in the Gospels 7:00 pm Boy Scouts 23 7:30 pm College Ministries 24 5:00 pm Handbells 6:30 pm Choir Practice 7:15 pm Pick up Basketball 25 Kairos Weekend 6:00 am Toastmasters 12:00 pm Prayer & Share 6:30 pm Prayer Meeting 28 Fall Festival 8:30 am Early Service 9:30 am Breakfast 10:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship Service Fall Festival 29 6:00 pm Church League BB 6:00 pm Jesus in the Gospels 7:00 pm Boy Scouts 30 6:00 pm Church League BB 7:30 pm College Ministries 31 5:00 pm Handbells 6:30 pm Choir Practice 7:15 pm Pick up Basketball Friday 5 Soup Kitchen Volunteers: Lou Walters 6:00 pm Celebrate Recovery 12 6:00 pm Celebrate Recovery 19 6:00 pm Celebrate Recovery 26 Kairos Weekend 6:00 pm Celebrate Recovery Kairos Weekend

12 Non-Profit U.S. Postage P A I D 211 North Main Street Greenwood, SC (864) churchoffice@msumc1.org Permit No. 368 Greenwood, SC Return Service Requested The Connection A monthly publication connecting members and friends of Main Street United Methodist Church. Main Street United Methodist Church 211 North Main Street Greenwood, SC Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:30-5:00 & Friday 8:30-1:00 Closed from 12:00 to 1:00 for lunch except on Fridays Phone: (864) Fax: (864) Pastor James McCoy-Bruce, Senior Minister John McFadden, Director of Music Ministries Rodney Cleveland, Interim Organist Gray Stallworth, Engagement Coordinator Sharon Britz, Director of Youth & Student Ministries Lisa Smith, Children s Program Coordinator Allison Wooten, Mud Pies Director churchoffice@msumc1.org Website: Debbie Tharpe, Administrative Assistant Jo Patterson, Office Assistant Linda Miller, Financial Secretary Lee Robirds, RN, Congregational Nurse Scott Parham, Building Superintendent Michael Fisher, Building Caretaker Melvin Boyd, Building Caretaker