Hollie Grimaldi-Flores

Hollie Grimaldi-Flores

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Hollie Grimaldi Flores was born in Binghamton, New York and raised in a nearby suburb, Vestal. She is the youngest of seven children. In 1985 Hollie moved to California with a degree in radio and television production out of Syracuse, NY. She worked for an award winning video production company, David Watts Productions, in San Francisco and for the writer of a top weekly radio show, Countdown USA in Marin County as well as for KRCB-TV, a public access television station in Rohnert Park, CA before moving to Grass Valley in 1995. After relocating to Nevada County, Hollie worked in a mechanical engineering firm and eventually started her own bookkeeping business before deciding to pursue a return to her first love  broadcasting. Hollie is past president of Soroptimist International of Grass Valley and the Board of Directors of the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Coalition. Hollie has two children from a previous marriage. Trevor Daniel Wade born in 1990 and Courtney Taylor Wade born in 1994. She is married to Ernie Flores and is sharing the responsibility of raising five boys: Michael, Stephen, Nicholas, Christopher and Timothy aged 26 to 17 as well. When not at the station, Hollie enjoys spending time watching local sports, hiking at the river, reading and attending local events with friends.
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Something from the “Tell Me Something Good” Files

Posted: Aug. 21, 2012 9:05 AM PDT

A listener came into the office last week with a story they wanted to share.  I was unable to visit with them at the time but later found this note in my mailbox.  It’s a story well worth sharing.   A story of thanks.

“Paul had been sick, on dialysis,  for seven or eight years.  A woman named Shannon Cotter gave him one of her kidneys.  He  left the hospital after only four days.  He has been out for eight days and they are already lowering his anti rejection drugs.  Paul thinks Shannon is a hero and deserves a big pat on the back.”

In this world where so many appear to be selfish and self serving, this story is one of selflessness and hope.  Thank you Shannon Cotter. You are today’s hero.

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