16 Quotes by Jim Montgomery

One of them lost his wife and lost contact with his two children. They gave up on him. . . . The other young man has a health-challenged child and was unable to help his wife care for that child during that five years. They became estranged. It took a while to get back together.

He has always been a commercial real estate agent, and back in the old days when you could be a real estate agent and an insurance man both, he did that too.

He loves it there. He was a free agent and when he decided to sign with Nashville, he analyzed it very much the same way he did when he decided to go to Maine.

Some of us old codgers might not be around long enough to buy tickets, and we've got to be replaced by young people. You've got to keep developing your younger audiences. Otherwise, you die when they die.

I think the theaters are wise to find a specialty, something that is their forte, that they can then sell or entice theatergoers to come to because that's what they're looking for. You'd be nuts not to give it to them. It keeps the theater alive.

The public-relations aspect is amazing. Elementary-school students, fourth- and fifth-graders, are fascinated with police. But I have a core obligation to the community and, frankly, few cities can afford D.A.R.E.

Bob has done a magnificent job. But we struggle with a finite number of resources. We need to eliminate the D.A.R.E. program and shift Bob to the middle schools.

Did they help? Sure they did. They helped pick us up when we were down. It will be different tonight.

The search took him years working on his old Apple Macintosh computer to find everyone. It became his hobby.