Chip Alexander: Skip Cunningham to Retire

[tarheelhockey]

This deserves its own thread.

He’s been with the Carolina Hurricanes’ franchise since 1972. Now he plans to retire.

Skip is the last connection to 1972. He worked from the first season of the New England Whalers, through the transition from WHA to NHL, through the relocation, through the Stanley Cup. through the dark ages, all the way to today. And ALL of the ups and downs in between.

Happy trails, Skip!

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[Tryamw]

This deserves its own thread.

He’s been with the Carolina Hurricanes’ franchise since 1972. Now he plans to retire.

Chip is the last connection to 1972. He worked from the first season of the New England Whalers, through the transition from WHA to NHL, through the relocation, through the Stanley Cup. through the dark ages, all the way to today. And ALL of the ups and downs in between.

Happy trails, Chip!

Enjoy retirement.

 

[A Star is Burns]

This deserves its own thread.

He’s been with the Carolina Hurricanes’ franchise since 1972. Now he plans to retire.

Chip is the last connection to 1972. He worked from the first season of the New England Whalers, through the transition from WHA to NHL, through the relocation, through the Stanley Cup. through the dark ages, all the way to today. And ALL of the ups and downs in between.

Happy trails, Chip!

Did cheap Dundo force him to change his name to match the writer of the article?

 

[Boom Boom Apathy]

This deserves its own thread.

He’s been with the Carolina Hurricanes’ franchise since 1972. Now he plans to retire.

Chip is the last connection to 1972. He worked from the first season of the New England Whalers, through the transition from WHA to NHL, through the relocation, through the Stanley Cup. through the dark ages, all the way to today. And ALL of the ups and downs in between.

Happy trails, Chip!

chip?

 

[tarheelhockey]

Did cheap Dundo force him to change his name to match the writer of the article?

fixed

 

[A Star is Burns]

For reals, happy trails. One of those guys you see and take for granted easily. Sounds like he was great at what he did for a long time.

 

[HisIceness]

Ah come on, two more years and it's 50!

For real though, that's a long-ass time to be w/ one organization. Happy retirement!

 

[bleedgreen]

You’ve earned it. Thank you for your service!

 

[Nikishin Go Boom]

Hopefully we can honor him correctly soon.