Meet...Dru
Name: Dru Thomas.
Department:
MUSC Community Training Center.
How long at MUSC: 2 months. I worked here for five years, 20 years ago in Infection Control.
Family: Husband, Don; son, Bryan, 27; daughter, Ashleigh, 21; granddaughter, Victoria, 4. Pets: Rudy, 5, and Lucy, 4, miniature dachshunds; Montana, 2, and Oakley, 1, chocolate labs.
Favorite reading: My Beloved's Israel by Gloria Cavallero.
Favorite room in the house: The den.
Favorite section of the paper: Garage sales.
Favorite TV show: CSI.
Favorite holiday recipe: Pecan Tarts. It's a recipe that my mother-in-law gave me.
Pet peeve: Adults lying.
Most rewarding thing about your job: Seeing the training center grow.
Words of advice: My grandfather gave me this advice: “Words are cheap. Once said, you can never take them back—they have already done their damage.”
If you were told this was your last day to live,
what would you do: I would spend it with my
children.
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