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Dr. Jim Moore, professor of music, had a surprise reception April 29 鈥� the day he would have been in a reception for his retirement from 青瓜视频 after 40 years. The reception would have been in the Betty Dobbins Heilman House (President鈥檚 Home), but, due to the coronavirus, could not be held. His wife, Nevalyn Moore, who also taught music at CU and who is retired, called her husband鈥檚 office and asked him to come to their house for a few minutes to help her with something. She surprised him with this menu: homemade chicken salad with pecans and grapes, a shrimp ring with cocktail sauce, stuffed eggs, baby carrots, grapes, freshly roasted pecans from Georgia, and, of course, 鈥淢rs. Moore Brownies.鈥� Nevalyn is famous for her personal 鈥渟ecret鈥� brownie recipe. The music students always loved her brownies, and even, after she retired, they would pass along to new music majors her reputation as 鈥渢he brownie lady.鈥� She continued to make them for the annual fall School of Music picnic at the lake. She used real china and cut-glass serving bowls for her husband鈥檚 reception. Others retiring from CU this year are the Rev. Ed Pavy, campus minister, who was at CU from 1994 until June 2020 and Chris Mapes, who was director of financial aid and worked at CU from 2000 until March 2020.