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Inevitable and immutable
The holiday season seems compressed this year, with Christmas coming even more
quickly on the heels of Thanksgiving. In preparation for my annual e-mail missive to
family and friends, I’m chronicling in my mind the significant events and memories of
T H E A N D R E W S U N I V E RS I T Y M A G A Z I N E
2008. One of the main ones involved my mother. In September my younger brother
and I sifted through all her earthly possessions as she prepared to move to Michigan Editor
from British Columbia, Canada. Even though the process was difficult for all of us Patricia Spangler (BS ’04)
we knew that the end result would be positive and the change was inevitable. She will
soon turn 90 and it’s a blessing to have her closer. Contributing Editors
From a personal to a global perspective, the significance of world events in the past Tami Condon (BS ’91)
Brent Geraty (MA ‘91)
three months has been nothing short of amazing, some would even say inevitable. Keri Suarez (BA ‘01)
In the process of developing an online archive of previous Focus issues I came across Jenny Tillay
David Beckworth’s article, “A World Out of Balance” (Winter 2007). He was particu-
larly prescient in predicting our current economic meltdown. No doubt all of us have Designer
been affected, either directly or indirectly, but we can take this as an opportunity to Matt Hamel (AT ’05)
listen to the words of Christ in Matthew 6:19-34. They contain a lot of wisdom about
the right attitude we should have toward our money and possessions here on earth. Writers
Andre Weston
Then there was the political scene this fall. Ray Suarez, Washington-based senior Meredith Jones Gray (BA ‘76, MA ‘77)
correspondent for PBS’s “The News Hour,” spoke at a University Forum of the rela- Shirley C. Iheanacho (BS ‘68)
tionship between religion and politics and challenged students to take civil engage-
ment seriously. A thoughtful and well-balanced mock political debate by two student Photographers
teams drew a crowd who “voted” for either Team McCain or Team Obama. Has the Brad Austin
United States electorate ever been so passionately involved in the process of electing Rebekah Helsius
Anthony James
the nation’s next president? Justin Jeffery (BMus ‘04)
The changing of the guard is also taking place at Andrews University. For decades Martin Lee (current staff )
we have benefited from a cadre of dedicated faculty who devoted most of their career Sarah Lee (BT ’02)
to this particular institution. The inevitability of their retirement is upon us and they Scott Moncrieff (current faculty)
Vaughan Nelson (BS ’98)
are moving on, one by one. Professor of English Stella Greig’s shoes will be challeng-
ing to fill. She is a community-builder who respects and celebrates diversity and her
insightful teaching has influenced hundreds of students across the globe. We honor Andrews University
her unique contributions to Andrews University in this issue.
President
Along with being thankful for dedicated faculty, we are thankful for another record Niels-Erik Andreasen (MA ’65, BD ’66)
enrollment of talented young people, ready to learn God’s path for their lives. Even
Provost
though the financial outcome of the world market is uncertain, our donors have gen- Heather Joy Knight
erously given in support of Adventist higher education in 2008. We appreciate their Vice Presidents for
contributions that make a positive difference in many students’ lives and enable the University Advancement: David A. Faehner (MA ’72)
Student Life: Frances Faehner (BSW ’76, EdD ‘07)
university to operate on a solid footing. Financial Administration: Lawrence E. Schalk (BS ’64, MBA ’71)
Enrollment Management: Stephen Payne
What does God have in store for our future? Only He knows for sure. We can Integrated Marketing & Communication: Stephen Payne
bank on the immutable fact that God is in control and His love never changes. What
more could we ask for? May His peace and blessing rest on all of you this E-mail: focus@andrews.edu
holiday season.
Focus (ISSN 1077-9345) is published quarterly, free of
charge, for alumni and friends of Andrews University,
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Adventist Church. The magazine’s address is Focus, Office
of University Relations, Andrews University, Berrien Springs
MI 49104-1000. Copyright 2008 by Andrews University.
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Fall 2008, Volume 44, No. 4
Features
16 Welcome Home!
2008 Alumni Homecoming Weekend
by Andre Weston

If you were unable to attend, or even if you were on campus, experience
some of the highlights of this year’s reunion through the words and photos
from this memorable occasion.

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22 That “Stella Stamp”
by Meredith Jones Gray

The life and times of Stella Greig are chronicled in this captivating account
of how a little girl from Texas became a pioneer for inclusion and diversity
at Andrews and abroad. Though her 40 years of full-time service to Andrews
University officially came to an end this fall, she is still a contract teacher for
the ESL program in Korea.

28 Honored Alums

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 is year’s honored alumni are Todd Coupland, Jaelene Mannerfeldt, Lynne
Th
Waihee and Jan Paulsen. Learn what they’ve been doing to change the world
for the better since their graduation from Andrews.

43 Andrews in the Rear View Mirror

by Shirley C. Iheanacho

Iheanacho revisits the places and memories of 40 years ago when she returns
for her class reunion with her husband, daughter and grandson. Though

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she notices many visible changes at Andrews, there are still many places and
touch points that remain the same.

Departments
2 In Focus
4 Letters
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6 Campus Update
13 Andrews Life
14 Faculty & Staff
28 Alumni Calendar
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29 Alumni News
33 Class Notes
41 Life Stories
44 Campus Cache
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On the cover
Stella Greig, professor emerita of English, outside of Nethery Hall, her
academic home for almost four decades. Photo by Sarah Lee (BT ‘02)

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letters
Cover imagery
It was evident from reading the
many letters (thank you!) that
alumni cherish their memories of
former teachers, classmates and
Andrews University as a whole.
We were pleased that the coverage
of the new entrance, dining
services and milking parlor struck
a chord with you.
Please continue to let us know
what resonates with you as you
read through Focus.
Don’t forget to write
Letters to Focus are always welcome.
To ensure a range of viewpoints, we
encourage letters of fewer than 300
words. Letters may be edited for
content, style and space. Opinions
expressed in letters are not
necessarily shared by the editors,
university employees, officers and
administrators.
Write: Editor, Focus
Andrews University
Berrien Springs MI 49104
E-mail: focus@andrews.edu
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Good memories
[Recently] we received the Focus winter
issue. My wife, Gertrudis, and I feel a
deep emotion when we remember all that
Andrews University signified for both of us.
I was the headmaster of River Plate
College, located in Argentina, when the
church decided to send me to Andrews
in order to finish my education. I am
so grateful for their decision for several
reasons: the good and knowledgeable
Christian teachers with whom I made
strong relationships; the many students
from all over the world with whom I had
the privilege of friendship and sharing
school life, and finally, because I felt the
understanding of the teachers in spite of my
great difficulties with the English language.
I thank Andrews University for all I have
received from her through those several
years. The gospel of salvation must reach
all the world before Jesus comes with great
power and glory. Andrews University
trains missionaries to go to all the world,
achieving their purpose through the
continuous presence of the Holy Spirit of
God in all their educational programs.
May God bless now this institution as
well as He has done in the past.
Egil Wensell (MA ’76, EdD ’82)
Thank you for including the short piece
on Dean Hubbard (Class Notes, 2008
Summer Focus). His career represents a
remarkable achievement and contribution
to higher education. He has obviously
received more recognition in the secular
community than he did as a “prophet
in his own country.” I’m glad that this
recognition appeared in “Class Notes”
(Summer 2008) rather than the “Life
Stories” section.
I’ve known Dean for 30+ years and
have always been impressed by his insight
and leadership. It has been Northwest
Missouri’s gain and our loss. May his
tribe—those innovators, iconoclasts and
entrepreneurs—increase.
Maynard Lowry (BA ’68)
There is only one word for the Summer
issue of Focus: nostalgia. I walked, ran and
rode my bike up Campus Street (College
Avenue) from 1936 to 1943. Those pioneer
spruce were precious indeed. I delivered
newspapers all around String Town. Some
of the great heroes of Adventism were on
my route. The picture of the old campus in
the ’30s was especially wonderful. I rejoice
in the improvements, but lament the past.
I noted a classmate, Lester Halverson,
passed away. We were students together
from 1934 to 1943. I also noted that Max
Jay Church passed away. Many a milkshake
I whizzed up for him. Yes, there were giants
in those days. Thank God the glory has not
departed. At 84, I’ll probably not be back.
But I wish you and the University well.
You have one outstanding president and a
bright future. Use your time and resources
well.
Tom Zwemer (att.)
Signs of progress
Congratulations on a truly incomparable
edition of Focus (summer 2008), regarding
the inauguration of the brand new facilities
at Andrews. The improvements were
beautifully illustrated and reported so
effectively. What an inspiration to anyone
connected with Andrews! There was not
even a breath of triumphalism, only the
single concept and purpose of providing
the best for young people preparing for
service, each in their chosen field.
How beautifully designed, appropriately
planned and swiftly expedited! It is very
clear that all have pulled together for the
permanent enhancement of the University.
That one couple’s immeasurable liberality
encourages the further generosity of other
great-hearted souls. It is like a mighty river,
with all its tributaries contributing to its
flow. To accomplish so much, by so few,
for the blessing of so many, is breathtaking!
God bless all those involved with “treasure
laid up in heaven.” What more worthwhile
investment could be made than in the lives
of young people from all nations being
educated for lives of service in a Christian
environment?
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One final reflection: it seems like
yesterday that disturbing influences
appeared to be at work to undermine the
leadership at Andrews University. Does
not this confound the critics, and confirm
the wise and steady hand under God’s
direction? God truly vindicates His chosen,
faithful servants; and all has worked out for
good in His great plan.
Ronald V. Edwards (MA ’58)
Hurrah for the Andrews team that realized
the value of the new entrance! It looks
spectacular. I believe, along with many
others, I’m sure, that there is no substitute
for the attractive presentation you have
achieved. Many will come through that
entrance that would not have otherwise
thought it worth the time to drive back to
wherever the sign on [Hwy] 31 directed
them to. May God continue to bless your
work at Andrews.
Carol (Rasmussen) Serle (BA ’80, MA ’81)
Congratulations on all the big news stories
in the summer edition of Focus. The new
entrance, milking parlor and dining area
are very impressive! We’ll have to check it
out when we go back to visit my parents
next summer.
A special congratulations to Pastor
Dwight and Karen Nelson as they celebrate
25 years there at PMC and AU. Wow, has
it been that long? I remember when they
first came on campus. Except for more salt
and pepper on Pastor Dwight’s head, they
still look exactly the way I remember them.
It brought back many great memories.
Playing Balderdash with Pastor Dwight
up at a Camp Au Sable Bible retreat was a
blast!
Finally, I was glad to read of the addi-
tion of Dominique Wakefield to the PE
department. While PE programs are being
reduced or cut, the field is going through
a major paradigm shift from teaching
sports drills to exercise and physical activity
skills for life, all because of the growing
healthcare crisis among our youth. Physical
inactivity and “sedentarianism” are risk
factors in most of the top ten killers in our
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country, and while AU is great at preparing
students for the various healthcare profes-
sions, training highly qualified and mis-
sion-driven PE teachers is of the greatest
importance. They can make a huge positive
impact on our kids dealing with disturbing
lifestyle-related diseases.
Hopefully, this will also lead to the next
facility that AU needs to add on campus—
a new fitness and wellness center!
Ernie Medina, Jr. (BS ’89)
Another viewpoint
After reading your latest edition, I am
writing to express my utter disappointment
in the building of the new entrance for
Andrews. I have lived at Andrews most
of my life and have witnessed how the
university administration continuously
mishandles its money. Instead of building
a new dorm to replace Lamson Hall,
or a new building for the pitiful Griggs
Hall, which is decaying and falling apart,
Andrews again has focused on projecting
an external image of success, instead of
dealing with the most important internal
problems that affect the quality of
education in its schools. Instead of raising
more money for scholarships (especially
for graduate students, where funding
in many graduate programs is virtually
non-existent) or investing in advanced
research (where Andrews lags behind other
research institutions of similar size such as
Brandeis), Andrews has again decided to
invest in another useless project. Were four
entrances to our university not sufficient
enough for access? What investments are
we going to attract with this new entrance?
Having grown up in the southwest-
ern Michigan region, I think the area is
renowned more for its rurality and poverty,
and there is no need to impress these resi-
dents of humble upbringing with bombas-
tic constructions.
In the end, this new entrance will only
add to the financial burdens the university
has perpetually experienced, calling now
for additional yearly maintenance for the
preservation of the new entrance road, the
increased costs for lighting, mowing, irriga-
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tion and so on. I do not think that masses
of non-Adventists with high income will
now flood onto our campus. Instead, the
entrance will serve as an ego boost for na-
tive students, faculty and alumni who are
patting each other’s backs for yet another
financial mistake.
Isaac W. Oliver (BA ’04, MA ’07)
Editor’s Note: The money that funded the
construction of the new entrance was used
according to the specific wishes of the donors.
Making Andrews visible
I was just reading the latest Focus and
note that in the pictures on p. 17 and
elsewhere the name of the University is
almost nonexistent. The photo on the
same page of the old sign being trashed is,
however, very readable. How sad that so
much is invested and yet does not do what
it is supposed to do. We have a similar
problem with the new sign at our church.
I wonder what can be done. Maybe the
architects involved or the university
architectural department can help. If this
is a recommendation from NAD, perhaps
someone there could step up to the plate
and offer a solution. A sign that does not
inform is like salt still in the shaker—it
does not season either.
Edna Mason (wife of an alum)
I was very interested in reading about
the new campus entrance for Andrews
University. However, I was disappointed
in the omission of a small map that details
the location of the new entrance in relation
to the campus. So while I was able to read
about the new entrance, I was unable to
picture exactly where it is and where it
leads. I believe a small map would be very
beneficial to readers like me who have not
been on campus in many years.
David Son (BS ’89)
Editor’s Note: A new campus map is available for
download at www.andrews.edu/about/visiting/
campus_map.html.
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Enrollment at historic high
A record-setting 2008–2009 school year
is underway at Andrews University with
numbers and national rankings reaching
historic levels. Andrews University has
been listed among the “Best National
Universities” for 2009, as reported in U.S.
News and World Report’s “America’s Best
Colleges” issue. The report ranks Andrews
University as the 7th most racially diverse
national university. Of the approximate
4500 higher education institutions in
the United States, 262 are recognized as
national universities, schools that provide
master’s and doctoral programs as well
as undergraduate degrees. Just 98 private
institutions meet these requirements.
Andrews is the only Seventh-day Adventist
institution included as a national university
and is one of seven national universities in
Michigan.
The Andrews University final fall
census report for 2008–2009 shows
3,419 enrolled students, a 6.1% jump
since last school year. Additionally, the
undergraduate enrollment of 1,760
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students and 396 freshmen are the largest
since the early 1990s.
“It’s exciting to have a year filled with
some remarkable historical achievements,”
says Stephen Payne, vice-president of
Enrollment Management and Integrated
Marketing & Communication. “It’s
something that simply reflects God’s
blessings, a lot of hard, strategic and
coordinated work across our campus,
from our enrollment and student financial
services teams to teachers and the staff in
the residence halls who all helped prepare
for students who were joining us, either
for the first time, or returning to continue
their education at Andrews University.”
The freshman population is up 17.5%
and the FTE’s (full-time equivalent) is up
6.5%. Transfers have increased 4.2% and
undergraduate enrollment is up 8.3%.
“In terms of our growth, we’re seeing
part of a wave of entering freshmen that’s
growing nationwide and predicted to hit
its peak nationally next year,” says Payne.
“…Even so, it’s exciting to experience
remarkable growth here in the Midwest.”
“Our retention rate went up nicely,” said
Don May, assistant dean of the College of
Arts and Sciences and director of general
education and student retention. “Last year,
our student retention rate (the number
of first-year students who return) was at
77.5%. This year we are at 80%…We can
be pleased our students are returning and
graduation rates remain steady.”
Enrollment is also up 22.5% for
first-time graduates and 5.9% for overall
graduates, reaching 1,530 students, the
highest enrollment in over 10 years.
Payne concludes, “Beyond all of these
statistics, we realize that we are, in a very
real way, talking about young men and
women, each of them individuals, who
have chosen Andrews University for their
own personal and profound reasons, to
discover their future and fulfill in their
own lives what we describe as our school’s
mission: we are a place where students can
Seek Knowledge, Affirm Faith and Change
the World.”
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Engineering receives ABET accreditation
In August, 2008, Andrews University’s
Department of Engineering &
Computer Science was notified by ABET
(Accreditation Board for Engineering and
Technology) of their ABET accreditation
achievement, retroactive to 2006, for the
engineering program. ABET is the nation-
ally recognized accrediting body for college
and university programs in applied science,
computing, engineering and technology.
This came two years earlier than the origi-
nal goal and makes Andrews University
the second accredited engineering program
in the Adventist higher education system
in addition to the program at Walla Walla
University.
“Our program has always been of the
highest quality. ABET accreditation con-
firms this,” said Bill Wolfer, chair of the
Department of Engineering & Computer
Science.
In the midst of the accreditation process,
the Industrial Partnership Counsel (IPC),
made up of education and industrial
professionals, was formed to provide input
into the program. Members of the IPC,
which represents a regional, national and
global perspective, include individuals
from Western Michigan University, the
University of Notre Dame, Grand Valley
State University, Premier Tool & Die Cast
Corporation, Berrien Regional Education
Service Agency, LECO Corporation,
American Electric Power and the American
Society of Agricultural and Biological
Engineers.
The former faculty of the engineering
technology program laid the foundation for
developing a strong engineering technology
and pre-engineering program. “We had a
strong two-year pre-engineering program,
which gave us a head start and is one of the
main reasons we are two years ahead of our
goal to achieve ABET accreditation,” says
Wolfer.
In 2002, a committee was formed
to explore the feasibility of establishing
an engineering program at Andrews. In
February, 2003, a four-year engineering
degree program was approved and the
program was officially underway by Fall
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campus update
European Tours
Semester of 2003. The first students major-
Alumni and friends of Andrews University
ing in engineering graduated in 2006.
are invited to join one of the following
Bruce Lee (deceased), a former chair 2009 European tours offered by Merlene
of the physics department, and his wife Ogden, dean emerita of Andrews
Barbara, stepped in with generous sup- University:
port. Their gifts made it possible to equip
Ukraine, Black Sea and Istanbul Cruise
labs with cutting-edge technology, helping June 11–28, 2009
attract internationally diverse, world-class Cruise on the Dnieper River through the
educators and professionals dedicated to Ukraine and on the Black Sea along the
coasts of Romania and Bulgaria, and
delivering the best engineering education
overland by coach to Istanbul. Visit Kiev,
possible. Sevastopol, Yalta, and Odessa in the
“The educational and professional expe- Ukraine, plus Constanta in Romania, and
riences of our faculty are amazing. When Nessebar in Bulgaria to Istanbul.
you see their passion, the cutting-edge
Post-Cruise Extension in Turkey
equipment and effective student-to-teacher June 28–July 2, 2009
ratio, our students have unprecedented Visit Troy, the Seven Churches of
opportunities to learn and grow and Revelation, and the Isle of Patmos.
be mentored by the best,” says Niels-
European Holiday Markets River Cruise
Erik Andreasen, president of Andrews December 7–16, 2009
University. “Our faculty aspire to be Visit Nuremberg, Regensburg, and Passau,
socially responsible engineers who prepare Germany, as well as Linz, Durnstein, and
Vienna, Austria. The highlight of this cruise
our students well for continuing education
will be the festive Christmas Markets in
(grad school) and industry. We hope that each city, along with holiday music.
they will take our values of social responsi-
bility and service throughout their career.” Pre-Cruise Extension to Prague, Czech
Republic
Currently, the Andrews University
December 3–7, 2009
Department of Engineering and Computer
Science employs five engineering faculty, For information, please contact:
three computing faculty and has 100 Merlene A. Ogden
4683 Timberland Drive
students.
Berrien Springs, MI 49103
ABET, Inc., a federation of 28 profes- Phone: 269-471-3781
sional and technical societies, is among the E-mail: ogden@andrews.edu
most respected accreditation organizations
in the U.S., ABET currently accredits some
2,800 programs at more than 600 col-
leges and universities nationwide. ABET
is recognized by the Council for Higher
Education Accreditation.
Several individuals deserve special recog-
nition for their hard work and contribution
to achieving ABET accreditation includ-
ing Verlyn Benson, dean of the College of
Technology; Glenn Johnson, associate pro-
fessor emeritus; Ronald L. Johnson, associ-
ate professor emeritus; Robert Kingman,
professor emeritus; Harold Lang, professor
emeritus; Bob Ludeman, professor emeri-
tus; Wes Shultz, former dean of the College
of Technology; Linda Thorman, consul-
tant; and Willyta Wamack, administrative
assistant.
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Got milk? Andrews does
One hundred and one years after their first
cow was milked, the Andrews University
Farm and Dairy celebrated the grand open-
ing of a new milking parlor and Visitor’s
Center on Friday, Sept. 26, 2008. A size-
able crowd enjoyed refreshments—includ-
ing cheese made from the milk of Andrews
University cows— and tours of the milking
parlor and barns.
In the Visitor’s Center, Katherine
Koudele, professor of animal science, said,
“The visitor center that you see will serve
as the education center for the community
groups that request tours here.”
Thomas Chittick, chair of the
Department of Agriculture, thanked those
involved. “It begins with administrators,
people that support what we’re doing here,
and are happy to see farming and agricul-
ture continue on this campus.”
President Niels-Erik Andreasen acknowl-
edged the farm’s importance to under-
Obama, McCain and AU
It is unlikely that Barack Obama or John
McCain know off the top of their heads
where Andrews University is on a map.
However, the students of Andrews certainly
know where the candidates are—at least as
far as their policies go. That was the case on
Oct. 7, 2008, when two teams of Andrews
students went head to head with each other
in a mock presidential debate. The ap-
proximately 50-minute event took place in
the Howard Performing Arts Center before
an audience of nearly 170 students, faculty
and community friends.
The two teams prepared for the debate
over a two-week period, finding time be-
tween homework and social life, and took
responsibility for articulating the domestic
and foreign policy points of Sens. Obama
and McCain. Rhetorical coaching skills
were assisted by English professor Ivan
Davis, while help with argumentative style
was available from lawyer Jason Hines.
Brent Geraty, professor of legal studies,
helped organize the event.
Team Obama consisted of seven
students; Robert Moncrieff, Matthew
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developed countries. “This farm is the
source of work and experience for our
students…It’s a university farm and it’s
a good one, and it helps the university
reach out around the world and support
people in need.”
“What you’re doing here is training
more and more people to have a concept
of what agriculture is really all about…
Andrews University, you’ve done a great
job!” congratulated Kenneth Nobis,
president of the board for Michigan
Milk Producers Association Cooperative. The Department of Agriculture staff joined in the fun of
The milk produced at the dairy is mar- advertising for the new milking parlor open house.
keted by the Michigan Milk Producers
Association Cooperative (MMPA). The
herd, comprised of approximately 1,250
cows, is housed at both Andrews University
and Indiana Academy in Cicero, Ind.
Young heifers are sent to Indiana Academy
at four months old and return to Andrews
at 22 months to be milked.
Jason Miller from team McCain makes a point
during the student debate at the Howard Center.
A memorandum of understanding with
Zaoksky Adventist University (ZAU) in
Russia is in development to allow ZAU
agriculture students to transfer to Andrews
to complete their degree.
Rosenhagen and Edwin Hernandez, with
Ehren Lichtenwalter, Andrew Gerard,
Andre Weston and Ryan Choi debating
onstage. Representing team McCain were
eight students; Seth Wiedemann, Joshua
Sanabria and Tyler Bodi, with Bradley Sica,
Jason Miller, Jonathan Koch and Jennifer
Thorman debating on stage.
When the debate began, both teams
took turns answering questions from
student moderators and also took time to
rebut the opposition.
Throughout the discourse, the atmo-
sphere remained cordial between the teams
who shook hands afterwards and stayed on
stage for photo opportunities. Audience
polling indicated that 68.8% of registered
voters present at the debate sided with the
Obama/Biden ticket while 26% backed
McCain/Palin. When asked which debate
team performed best, 49.3% indicated
team Obama while 43.0% indicated team
McCain. The debate was a collaborative
effort between the Departments of English
and History & Political Science and the
Andrews University Pre-Law Society.
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Detroit Free Press editor speaks about journalism
“I have a job I have a passion for. I have
a job that allows me to use my skills and
ideals in order to make something—a com-
munity, an organization—better.”
These inspiring words serve as a mantra
for Caesar Andrews, executive editor for the
Detroit Free Press. He addressed Andrews
University students for a Department of
Communication assembly on Tuesday,
Oct. 7. The students came from a variety of
disciplines across campus, including journal-
ism, public relations, and marketing and
advertising.
A journalist for 29 years, Andrews has
“lived in six different states and worked in
eight different newsrooms in 14 different
positions.” He says of his career, “The driv-
ing force behind all of those years, all those
jobs, all those locations is one thing; I’ve had
a job that I loved.”
Andrews posed the question: What is the
state of the news industry? One response
focused on print: “Newspapers are dead.”
Another student observed, “The news busi-
ness is becoming more electronic.” Andrews
confirmed, “That is central to what is hap-
pening to this industry. There is a sense that
if [newspapers] aren’t totally dead, we are
certainly on our deathbed. The vital signs,
from some perspectives, are not very good.”
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campus update
Caesar Andrews, executive editor, Detroit Free Press
Andrews attributed this to a single revo-
lutionary factor: the Internet. “The Internet
is affecting how radio stations, television
stations and newspapers do business.” Why?
“Because it is instantaneous,” he confirmed.
“If I want to get off of this deathbed and
create a business model that will allow us to
survive and thrive…we have to do whatever
we have to do to, in the end, to connect
with readers and viewers and listeners.”
Gymnics do half-time show
The Andrews University Gymnics hit the
court in The Palace for a pre-season Detroit
Pistons vs. Atlanta Hawks game half-time
show on Thursday evening, Oct. 23.
The Gymnics team of 28 college stu-
dents and one high school student had
seven minutes to set-up their tumbling
mats and perform a routine complete with
tumbling, pyramids and basket tosses.
The team received a return invitation
to perform Jan. 25, when the Detroit
Pistons play the Houston Rockets. Coach
Christian Lighthall says, “This opportunity
showed the team they are good enough to
make a national stage. Now that we have
our foot in the door, it opens up the oppor-
tunity to perform at other national events.”
Teacher preparation
program gets perfect score
Following the Oct. 14, 2008, State
Board of Education meeting, the
Andrews University Teacher Preparation
Program has been declared an exemplary
organization. The program received a
perfect score of 70 out of 70 based on
an examination given by the Michigan
Department of Education. Andrews
University was the only institution out
of 32 to receive a perfect score and it
was the highest score in the state for
the 2006–07 academic year. Andrews
University’s program took top honors
over other higher-profile institutions, in-
cluding the University of Michigan and
Michigan State University. Those institu-
tions scored 68 and 66, respectively.
“This is such a positive thing for
teacher preparation,” says Jim Jeffery,
dean of the School of Education. “I
hope this news can really translate into
students exploring education as a career.”
Each year, the State of Michigan
develops a report card for the 32 teacher
preparation colleges and universities
in Michigan. Examiners use seven
measures, including passing rates and
employer satisfaction surveys, to assess
how each institution has performed in
preparing elementary and secondary
teachers to educate students.
“Many have congratulated the depart-
ment on their number-one ranking. I
want everyone to know this is really a
university accomplishment, not just
a departmental one. Each student has
to pass the Michigan Test for Teacher
Certification in order to be certified. Our
high pass rate is recognition of how well
they are prepared by each of the depart-
ments on campus,” says Lee Davidson,
chair of the Department of Teaching,
Learning & Curriculum. “We pray that
by God’s grace we can maintain high
standards and prepare teachers that will
go out and help change the world for the
better.”
campus update
PBS correspondent addresses religion and politics
“It’s a joy to be on a Seventh-day Adventist
campus. I’ve long admired the church
for its steadfast fidelity to its own way of
being Christian and its strong defense
of the free exercise of minority faith and
most especially for the church’s rigorous
and consistent defense of the separation
of church and state,” began Ray Suarez,
an award-winning broadcast journalist
and Washington-based senior
correspondent for PBS’s
“The News Hour.” Suarez
addressed Andrews University
students during University
Forum on Thursday, Oct. 9.
The monthly Forum, often
presented by noted leaders,
focuses on major issues of
concern to Christians as they
live and work in the world.
Suarez recently authored
a book, The Holy Vote, which
explores the convergence of
faith and politics. He gave an Ray Suarez, senior correspondent for “The News Hour” on PBS
Knott emphasizes the importance of study for preachers
“Everything I’m going to say begins
with the assumption that you believe the
sermon, at heart, is a reflection on the
word of God,” said Bill Knott, featured
speaker for the annual H.M.S. Richards
Lectureship on Biblical Preaching. Knott,
executive editor and executive publisher of
the Adventist Review and Adventist World,
addressed a packed Seminary Chapel at the
Andrews University Seventh-day Adventist
Theological Seminary, Oct. 19–20.
Knott began his four-part lecture series,
“Preaching Worthy of the Name,” by bring-
ing to light a unique, personal connection
to H.M.S. Richards: while working at a coal
mining camp in Colorado, Knott’s grand-
father was given Bible studies by Richards’
father, H.M. J. Richards. “So there is a kind
of symmetry for being here,” he said.
Knott, himself a veteran pastor and
graduate of the Seventh-day Adventist
Theological Seminary, told the story of
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eye-opening look at the current religious
climate in the political arena by posing
the question: “Just how much will religion
matter this time around [presidential
election]?”
“Having a nationally recognized media
professional, like Ray Suarez, visit Andrews
created a unique experience,” said Andre
Weston, a senior English major. “I am
Hannah More, an early Adventist reformer,
missionary and the subject of Knott’s dis-
sertation. Her story is fragmentary, known
mainly to Adventists only through some
early writings of Ellen G. White. While
studying her 150-year-old handwritten
letters, the primary source for his research,
Knott grew so familiar he could spot her
letters while sifting through microfiche files
at a high speed. He connected this skill to
the importance of studying the word of
God: “You get good when you spend time
with a text at understanding its internal
consistency. You become good at under-
standing what is essential about it.”
The lectureship is named in honor of
H.M.S. Richards, a pioneering Seventh-
day Adventist preacher and founder of the
broadcast ministry, The Voice of Prophecy.
Sponsored by the Seventh-day Adventist
Theological Seminary, this annual lecture-
ship advances the theory and practice of
glad the student body was able to have an
encounter with him. Essentially his lecture
about faith and politics plugged right into
our campus’s ongoing discussion about
Christianity’s place in a secular world.”
Suarez speaks widely at colleges and
says, “I want them to realize this is not
simple and not something that yields easily
to simple questions and simple answers.
If they are kids for whom religion is
important, the lives they lead and the civic
engagement they model for the rest of their
lives will be America’s conclusion about
the right relationship between religion and
politics.”
Prior to becoming senior correspondent
for “The News Hour,” Suarez hosted the
nationwide, call-in news program “Talk of
the Nation.” Suarez also hosts the monthly
public-radio foreign-affairs series “America
Abroad” for PRI and is the narrator for
American RadioWorks. He has narrated,
anchored or reported many documentaries
for public radio and television.
Bill Knott
Bible-based, Christian preaching among
seminarians, professional clergy and
interested lay persons. H.M.S. Richards,
himself, gave the first lectures in 1957.
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1800 Symposium held at Seminary
The youth of the Seventh-day focused on the Adventist education
Adventist Church are slipping out system. While there are 23,000
the back door. This paramount Adventist youth attending a system
concern was the focus of the “180o school, there are 50,000 Adventists
Symposium: Slipping Out the Back who are attending school outside of
Door—Issues in Ministering to the Adventist system and 19 million
Millennials,” a gathering of ministry students on public college campuses
professionals from around the world in North America. “I represent
sponsored by the Center for Youth a big part of that group that is
Evangelism at Andrews University. matriculating out.”
This three-day symposium, The following day, symposium
held Oct. 21–23, 2008, started participants delved deep into the
with an open session where many papers through a process of peer
participants presented research review and evaluation. Five critical
papers followed by a Q&A dis- Youth ministry professions from around the world gathered at the themes facing Adventist youth were
Seminary to brainstorm solutions for the problem of young people
cussion. The opening session leaving the church at an alarming rate.
identified: relationships, service,
began with an alarming statistic: leadership, identity and spiritual-
According to Roger Dudley, direc- of the church by the time they are halfway ity. Symposium participants broke
tor of the Institute of Church Ministry through their twenties.” up into smaller groups to narrowly target
at the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Ron Pickell, coordinator of Adventist the issues and possible solutions in each of
Seminary, who has researched the church- Christian Fellowship (ACF), a public the five categories. The research presenta-
going habits of Seventh-day Adventist college campus ministry for the North tions coupled with the proposed action
youth and young adults for over 30 years, American Division, researched what he plans will be compiled into a book. The
“40%–50% of those who are baptized calls a fundamental blind spot in Adventist book will be made available at the January
members in their mid-teens will drop out youth ministry: all of the attention is Adventist Ministries Convention.

First John O. Waller Lectureship on the Arts

Remembering an emeritus of English, Stella Greig, professor emerita of
Andrews University presented Waller’s life English, introduced the guest speaker,
scholar by reflecting and accomplishments former Andrews University teacher
on the arts was the to the crowd through William S. Peterson, professor emeritus
goal of the evening, a biographical reading. of English at the University of Maryland.
Thursday, Oct. 28, as For many faculty in Peterson was a student of Waller’s at Walla
nearly 100 people met attendance, the words Walla College and a long-time friend.
in the Seminary Chapel better served as a Peterson’s lecture was entitled, “William
for the first John O. reintroduction of an old Morris’s Pocket Cathedral: The Kelmscott
Waller Lectureship friend—someone who Press Chaucer.” The thought-provoking and
on the Arts. Douglas was both scholarly and engaging presentation was an exploration
Jones, chair of the approachable, a man of the publication process and artistic
Department of English, who was both Dr. Waller expression of Chaucer, an 1896 product of
expressed excitement and “Jack.” William Morris’ Kelmscott Press. Peterson
that a commemorative Waller chaired the carefully outlined the precision, intent and
lectureship for John Andrews University conflicts which arose in the making of what
On August 28, 2008, Elaine Waller handed
O. Waller was finally Department of English has been hailed as a masterpiece of book
President Andreasen a check to complete
established and noted the initial phase of the John O. Waller from 1963–1979. An production and the zenith of private press
that the English Lectureship Fund endowment. active scholar who de- publishing.
department had wanted voted time to scholarly Those interested in donating to the Fund
to put together a series in his honor for research, he was published and referenced should contact the Department of English
several years. Delmer Davis, professor in scholarly articles. at english@andrews.edu or 269-471-3298.

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campus update
National tournament play
After a successful 6-3-1 season, the
Andrews University Lady Cardinals soccer
team (above) was invited to the United
States Collegiate Athletic Association’s
(USCAA) National Tournament. The tour-
nament was by invitation only to the top
eight USCAA teams. Ranked as the fourth
seed, 18 Lady Cardinals left for Burlington,
Vt., on Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2008.
The Cardinals won their first game
against New Hampshire Institute of
Technology with a score of 1–0 with Traci
Washington, nursing major and team
midfielder, scoring the only goal. The win
advanced the team to the second round
game on Friday, where they faced off
against the number one seed, Southern
Virginia University (SVU).
“I was very proud of our girls,” said head
coach Mickey Kutzner, research profes-
sor of physics, when describing his team’s
performance against SVU. “I thought
they played a heroically excellent game,
even though we came up a little short.”
The tough matchup left the Cardinals one
goal behind with a final score of 1–0, SVU
victory. SVU went on to take the national
tournament, winning 3–0 in the final
game.
“I feel like we are a young team with
a lot of freshmen and underclassmen, so
we are looking to continue to improve.
We’re really excited about the future of this
team,” says Kutzner.
During the event, USCAA tournament
directors were fully aware of the Seventh-
day Adventist Sabbath-keeping belief of
the Cardinals and were more than willing
to provide an accommodating schedule
that did not conflict or infringe upon the
Sabbath.
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Third annual science and religion forum
“Religion and science meet at nature,”
stated President Niels-Erik Andreasen,
while addressing the crowd at the third
annual Autumn Conference, held Saturday,
Oct. 25, 2008. The conference, hosted
by the Andrews University Religion
and Science Forum and the Midwest
Religion and Science Society (MRSS), was
designated to honor the accepted proposal
of establishing the Midwest Center of
Religion and Consciousness (MCRC). The
center will focus on gaining research about
Andrews University President Andreasen and
Goshen College President James Brenneman
Center for Teaching & Learning Excellence open house
The Center for Teaching and Learning
Excellence has a new approach to
improving faculty development at
Andrews University. On Thursday,
Oct. 9, the Center hosted an open
house in the Mary Jane Mitchell
Multimedia Center of the James White
Library. Faculty members were invited
to explore the faculty development
resource collection, learn more about
faculty development opportunities and
interact with colleagues.
The Center for Teaching and
Learning Excellence strives to help
faculty members perfect their teaching
duties. By focusing on the scholarship
of teaching and learning, faith-learning
integration, diversity, assessment and
service among others, the Center hopes to
bring an enriched learning environment of
transformational growth.
current issues revolving around science,
religion and the mysteries of consciousness.
Karen K. Abrahamson, managing editor
for Andrews University Seminary Studies,
and Steve Harnish, professor of mathemat-
ics at Bluffton University in Ohio, will be
the first research fellows for the center. Both
are current steering committee members of
MRSS.
Organizers, presenters and conference
organizers included an interdenomina-
tional group comprised of Seventh-day
Adventist, Anabaptist, Church of the
Brethren and Catholic backgrounds.
Following the various presentations,
panel discussions and breakout sessions,
a synthesis session concluded the one-day
conference.
Carl Helrich, MRSS director from
Goshen College, summed up the day’s
events best, saying, “I learned more about
Seventh-day Adventist teachings than I
knew before. These new thoughts present
me with a sense of wonder. There is, in-
deed, an embodiment of both science and
religion in who we are.”
The James White Library houses
more than 350 faculty development
tools which highlight topics such as
assessment, diversity, e ngaging pedagogy,
the integration of faith and learning,
service learning/civic engagement, and the
scholarship of teaching and learning.
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Lynn & Dan Reichert
(Both graduated with a Bachelor of Science in 1984)

What is your favorite memory from your student days

at Andrews?
Dan: Getting to know and fall in love with my wife.
Lynn: Discovering that the guy at the chemistry lab table next to
mine was really, really nice, and figuring out how to get his attention
without asking him out (Yes, it was Dan)!

After leaving Andrews, where did your educational

path lead?
Dan: I graduated from Loma Linda University School of Medicine in
1988, then completed my family medicine internship and residency at
the Womack Army Medical Center, Fort Bragg, N.C., where I received
the honor of Outstanding Intern of the Year in 1989. After becoming
chief resident in 1991, I joined the teaching staff at Womack and did
my family practice residency there. We moved to Michigan and I joined
Harborwood Family Medicine in Muskegon, Mich., where I practiced
from 1995–2002. From 2002 to the present I’ve been a member of the
medical staff at University Medical Specialties in Berrien Springs, Mich.
Lynn: After graduating from Andrews, I entered the Loma Linda
University School of Public Health on a full scholarship. In
1986 I received a Master of Public Health. I worked as an
environmental specialist and member of the Haz Mat Team
for the County of San Bernardino, Division of Hazardous
Materials & Emergency Response, from 1985–1988. In 1989,
I became vice president and environmental consultant for
Environmental Resource Center, Inc., in Cary, N.C., where
I stayed until 1994. Since moving to Michigan, I have
worked as an environmental paralegal/consultant for two
companies: Lague, Newman & Irish in Muskegon from
1997–2002, and Parmenter O’Toole, also in Muskegon,
from 2002 to the present.

What do you consider your greatest

accomplishment since graduating from
Andrews?
Dan: Maintaining a balance in my career, family life,
spiritual life, and physical fitness goals.
Lynn: The awesome opportunity and privilege of being
a mom to our twins, Zach and Ashley.

What is most fulfilling about your current

occupation?
Dan: I really enjoy getting to know my patients and
having the opportunity to serve them. It is fascinating to
study and learn of the mysteries of the human person.
Lynn: I enjoy the opportunity to assist our clients in
finding optimal ways to address environmental issues
and liability concerns in the most cost-efficient and
effective manner. The best part is—I work part-time
from a home office and only make the 1¾ hour trip up
to Muskegon several times each month!

What advice do you have for current

Andrews students?
Dan: Take advantage of all of the opportunities that
Andrews gives to serve others. Don’t rush through life.
Try to stay well-rounded.
Lynn: Study hard, get good grades…but don’t forget
to experience all the good things that are available at
Andrews! Keep God the primary focus of your life, and
you will be able to face any situation.

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faculty & staff
Hilde Hasel Brown leaves the classroom
For the first time in
nearly 30 years, Hilde
Hasel Brown’s days will
no longer center around
ABCs and 123s or finger
paints and crayons.
Newly retired and recent-
ly remarried to Harold
Brown, Hasel is excited
about the new opportu-
nities her life holds.
“I intend to become
more involved in missions
and outreach,” she says.
Hasel’s passion and
dedication to education
began in 1966 as a teach-
er for the Tennessee-Kentucky Conference.
She left to complete her MAT in German
Education from Vanderbilt University
before taking a break from the classroom to
raise her three children.
Hasel re-entered the classroom in
1979 as a teacher for Village Seventh-
day Adventist Elementary School. She
stayed there until 1987 when she moved
across town to Ruth Murdoch Elementary
School. There, she spent 21 years as a first
and second grade teacher. Hasel’s influ-
ence in the classroom extended beyond
Research on walnuts as “brain food”
Peter Pribis, assistant professor of nutri-
tion and wellness, has been awarded a
$90,000 research grant from the California
Walnut Commission for a study en-
titled, “Effects of Walnut
Consumption on Cognitive
Performance in College-
aged Population.”
Co-investigator for this
study is Rudolf Bailey,
professor of educational
psychology.
The focus of the grant is on possible
improvement in student cognition result-
ing from omega-3 fatty acids consumption.
Andrews University students will be both
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the children in her
role as a supervising
instructor of student
teachers, a member
of the Personnel and
Curriculum Committee,
and the Admission and
Placement Committee.
“Hilde Hasel was a
joy to work with. She is
a kind, patient, self-
sacrificing teacher who
always put a student’s
best interests above
her own and she was
Hilde Hasel thinking of new ways to
interest her students in
learning right up to the end of her career—
what an inspiration!” says Denise Curnett,
RMES kindergarten teacher.
Hasel doesn’t have to think twice about
what she will miss most about teaching.
“That’s easy: it’s the kids. I’ll definitely miss
the kids more than anything,” she says.
But for now, she still sees “her” kids; she
volunteers in the classroom one day a week
with the group she taught as first graders.
She also looks forward to spending more
time with her six grandchildren and a new
one expected to arrive in the spring.
the experimental subjects and the associate
researchers.
Students will be divided into two
groups with each group eating
two slices of banana bread on
a daily basis for eight weeks.
One group will eat banana
bread with walnuts and
the other group will eat
banana bread with mixed
nuts. After eight weeks, there
will be a six-week break. Then
the groups will switch: students previously
eating the banana bread with walnuts will
eat the banana bread with mixed nuts and
vice versa.
Welcome Christi Hodges
Christi Hodges
Christi Hodges, the new coordinator for
guest and convention services at Andrews
University, brings a lifetime of Southern
hospitality to the role. After spending
the last 20 years in healthcare as a nurse,
Hodges wanted to face a new challenge.
She is responsible for assuring visitors
have a memorable and enjoyable stay on
campus. Hodges says of her new post, “As
the new coordinator of guest and conven-
tion services at Andrews University, I hope
to bring a love for all people and a sense of
warmth and hospitality.”
The cognitive functions and mood of
the students will be tested at the begin-
ning, after the first eight weeks and after
the second eight weeks. Three different
testing methods will be used to assess their
verbal and non-verbal thinking, memory
and mood.
Researchers hope to discover whether
there are any differences in cognitive per-
formance of the students while consuming
high levels of omega-3 fatty acids. Simply
expressed, researchers will endeavor to
prove that walnuts are an excellent “brain
food.”
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Research symposium honors John F. Stout
John F. Stout, research professor of biology
and dean of Scholarly Research, has
taught at Andrews University for a span
of 39 years. His dedication to excellence
has left outstanding impressions on the
lives of students and colleagues he has
mentored throughout his career. On
Sept. 26–27, 2008, a research symposium
was held in his honor for impressive
contributions to scientific knowledge and
the professional development of graduate
and undergraduate students alike. The
conference aimed to recognize the professor
whom many had grown to love and respect
as far more than a science teacher.
The assemblies featured the current work
of Stout’s former students and were held in
the Department of Biology amphitheater.
Following a lunch break, a second
session of presentations continued. Topics
varied on several different scientific matters
including sleep research, stress inside
the brain, differential equation models
of animal behavior, and animal research
involving gulls and crickets.
Shandelle Henson, a speaker and member
of the organizing committee, had only great
things to say about the presentations. The
Fall Fellowship reaches out to the developing world
The Center for College Faith at Andrews
University responded to growing concerns
about the need to take care of the environ-
ment by giving this year’s Fall Fellowship
events the theme of “Our Father’s World.”
The Fall Fellowship committee described its
purpose as intending to “explore how our
care for the environment is a reflection of
who we are as created beings and particu-
larly as Seventh-day Adventist educators.”
On Saturday, Aug. 16, an opportunity
to make HydrAid BioSand Water Filters
accessible to families in regions plagued
by unusable water was presented. The col-
lection took place at the Howard Center
before a large representation of Andrews’
faculty and staff. Those desiring to contrib-
ute were notified of the offering in advance
in order to allow time to plan for their gift.
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faculty & staff
presentations were “all
excellent” and “couldn’t
have been better!”
That evening a banquet
was held at the Forsyth
Honors House with nearly
55 people in attendance.
Joe Galusha, associate vice
president for graduate
studies at Walla Walla
University, served as the
master of ceremonies.
During the banquet, a
slideshow was presented
of Stout’s childhood.
Some photographs
Jack Stout (middle) poses with a group of former students, some of whom
included former students presented at a research symposium held in his honor in September
performing laboratory
experiments and working
in their scientific fields. A video compiled been dedicated to Stout. A large canvas
by Stout’s son was also shown, featuring with his portrait will hang as a constant
the professor as an inspiring father and reminder of his dedication to family,
grandfather to his family. As the program students and biological studies. The
continued, several colleagues expressed contributions he has made in and outside
their gratitude for the impact the professor of the classroom will continue to inspire
had on their lives. students and faculty members at Andrews
In recognition of his work, a conference for many years to come.
room in the Department of Biology has
Over $65,000 was given to assist
ADRA’s goal of placing 50 water filters
in the homes of 50 families around the
world who are in dire need of clean water.
Marcia Kilsby, chair of the Department of
Clinical & Laboratory Sciences, said of the
donation, “if you think about that kind of
contribution in an offering context, in one
weekend, it’s pretty extraordinary.”
Kilsby, who has recently returned to
Andrews after working overseas with
international aid, spoke during the service
prior to the offering. She shared a brief ac-
count of the devastation that unclean water
is having on people of the world who are
forced to consume it. She later described the world that are so disadvantaged? For
the clean water offering as “critical” and as little as essentially fifty dollars you can
went on to state, “how can we rest here make the difference in a family having
with what we have while there are areas of water like you do. What’s fifty dollars?”
 Welcome Home
A L U M N I W E E K E N D 2 0 0 8 H I G H L I G H T S

Homecoming Weekend 2008 provided an interesting look at the love of Andrews which brings so many
Andrews University alumni back home every autumn. As I tagged along on various events, I couldn’t help but
consider the day when my venturing to Andrews won’t be because I’m a student. As a senior English major,
I love capturing different points of view and I find that the interaction between different generations often
breeds poetic moments. There were certainly memories made in the blending of students and alumni during
homecoming weekend that are likely to last a lifetime. by Andre Weston

SEPTEMBER 25

People’s choice concert

The concert explored the music of
each decade from the start of Andrews
University as Emmanuel Missionary
College until the present, including
a number from the AU Brass Quintet
(above) and Ezra Haugabrooks singing,
“Don’t Worry, Be Happy” (above right).
Other tunes included “Swing Low
Sweet Chariot,” “Stars and Stripes
Forever,” “Over the Rainbow,” and “Lean
on Me.”

wes christiansen
memorial Golf outing
Clockwise from top left: Corey
Knowlton (BS ‘93), Aaron Knowlton
(BSELED ‘00), Tom Brundage (att.) and
Andrew Knowlton (BSMT ‘95). • Brian
Curry (BARCH ‘88) presents Gerry
Baker (BA ‘67) with a plaque for his
years of service. • Tami Condon (BS
‘91), alumni director, congratulates
Teryl Allen (BS ‘80), who won awards
for longest putt and first place in
mixed flight. • An Andrews alum reacts
with delight after a good shot.

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dAIRY oPEN hOUSE
The Farm and Dairy celebrated the
grand opening of the new milking
parlor and visitor’s center. The crowd
enjoyed refreshments, several
presentations from keynote speakers
and tours of the milking parlor and
barns. Dayle Birney (above), crops
manager, gave tours of the new
milking parlor.
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SEPTEMBER 26
Tambunan: Pizza Pop and Professionals
The fourth annual session of “Pizza, Pop and Professionals” was
held at noon in the Great Lakes Room of Dining Services. The
event was a career advice exchange between current students and
alumni panelists. Pizza and pop kept attendees fed while questions
were entertained by the panel. Honored alumni Todd Coupland
wOMEN’S sCHOLARSHIP
(BSD ’88) and Jaelene Mannerfeldt (BA ’78) shared wisdom with
committee brunch
Linda Mack (BMUS ‘71, MMUS ‘72) students alongside alumnus Alex Adekanmbi (BARCH ’88) and
gave a presentation on Blythe Owen, Seminary professor A. Allan Martin II.
a 20th century female artist. Musical
selections from scholarship-winning
students and Andrews faculty were
also enjoyed at the beautiful home of
Phillip (BS ‘86) and Lynne Brantley.
21st Annual Homecoming Parade fLAG cAMP
A crowd of Andrews University students, alumni, faculty and friends lined either side of E Campus Children ages 5–14 were invited to
Circle Drive for the 21st annual Homecoming parade. The parade was a stretch of university and attend a day of FLAG (Fun Learning
About God) Camp at the Pathfinder
local organizations which included the Andrews School of Architecture, The Crayon Box preschool Building. The day was filled with
program, the Andrews University Student Association, the University Provost and President waving activities, games and fun for kids
from open-roofed convertibles, the Berrien Springs Sheriff, Apple Valley Market, and much more. while alumni parents visited with
Those in the procession were eager to toss candy and confetti to the expectant crowd. The parade also classmates.
proved to be a display of the university’s diversity and community partnership.

sTUDENT MISSIONARY
VESPERS
Student missionaries, teachers and
Chaplain Japhet De Oliveira shared
their passion for spreading the
gospel overseas. Speakers retold past
experiences and encouraged alumni
and students to become involved in
missionary work.

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 Sept 27
SEPTEMBER 27
BSCF Reunion Dinner
Sabbath morning was a time for fellowship as Alumni
of the Black Student Christian Forum convened in
the Howard Performing Arts Center for New Life
worship service. In commemoration of his life of
service, Reger Smith Jr. (BS ’76) was posthumously
honored. The award was received by his widow,
Delores Smith (BS ’76) and his sister, Marji Bates
(BS ’79), pictured left. Following the event, alumni
gathered in the commons of Andrews Academy for a
reunion dinner hosted by Provost Heather Knight.
The dinner facilitated camaraderie among BSCF
members of yesteryears and proved to be a good
occasion for laughter and jokes. Knight noted to a
dinner-hopping President Andreasen (MA ’65, BD
’66), “we’ve (BSCF) got the best food!”

Harvest Picnic
The fellowship highlight of homecoming weekend
was easily the Harvest Picnic held in the Alumni
House backyard. The picnic was an opportunity
for current students and alumni to share tables over
good old fashioned haystacks and soda. I enjoyed
the seasonal accents which were incorporated into
the occasion including the buckets full of Michigan
apples from local harvests and the timely bonfire
which became a gathering point as the evening
cooled. Bob Wilkins (BA ’61, former faculty), far
left, was a friendly server.

Greig Retirement
Douglas Jones (MA ‘80), Department of
English chair, and Dianne Staples (BA ‘75, MAT
‘76) had to ask Stella Greig (MA ‘66) to deciper
the words on her retirement cake.

Family Fusion
A special, interactive worship program was
created for young alumni and their families.
Junior high students led out in song service,
drama and other presentations.

Harvest Tour
Alumni and students enjoyed a festive ride on a tractor-pulled wagon as many
participated in the Homecoming weekend Harvest tour. The tour consisted of a
series of wagon rides which left every half hour from the alumni house beginning
at 5:30 p.m. When I boarded the wagon, I enjoyed being taken on a route through
the Andrews University Dairy while sitting on bales of straw. Friendly people of
all ages rode with me and waved at passing traffic while relaxing with each other.
Opportunities to interact with the calves at the dairy were a highlight of some of
the rides. The rides proved to be popular among small children who gathered with
parents in small crowds to secure a seat on board.

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 Gala Concert
Alumni and visitors enjoyed a concert at the
Howard Center by the Wind Symphony, Canta Bella,
Pioneer Men’s Chorus, I Cantori and University
Singers.

Basketball
The annual school vs. alumni basketball games
started the season right for the men’s Cardinal
team, who defeated the alumni 76–65. The Lady
Cardinals came up short, losing 48–50, sealing an
alumni victory.

SEPTEMBER 28

5K Run/walk and 10K Run Kid’s 1K Run

Forty participants joined in the fun for the 5K Run/ Kids ages 3–12 raced to the finish to receive a T-shirt,
Walk and 35 runners competed in the 10K Run. refreshments and a finisher’s medal. More importantly,
Afterwards, prizes and refreshments were awarded. Andy the Cardinal showed up to cheer them on!

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Aviation Breakfast and Fly-In
Beginning at 7:30 a.m., pilots and aircraft
lovers in general had an opportunity to
experience a fly-in breakfast at the Andrews
University Airpark. Visitors started the
day with breakfast in an airplane hangar
before venturing out into the airpark to
watch airplanes as they landed and parked
for display. As I roamed through the air
park, it was exciting to see the various
models and years represented by the planes
at hand. Approximately 50 planes came
in from all over Michigan, according to
Evaldo De Armas, an aeronautics student.
This included a World War II trainer
aircraft called a Texan, and a Sirrus Aircraft
worth around a half million dollars. The
atmosphere of the day was relaxed as small
groups gathered around and took pictures of
the airplanes which caught their eyes.

ride for au
The first Christian Motorcycle Benefit Ride steered
participants 75–80 miles through Southwest
Michigan. The 22-bike group was escorted by
volunteer officers from the Berrien County Sheriff’s
Department. Proceeds benefited CERENID.

bIRDHOUSE AUCTION
Mark Moreno, associate professor of architecture,
auctions off a birdhouse at the 12th annual auction
to help support CERENID, an orphanage in Lajas,
Bolivia. A wide variety of birdhouses were designed
by Andrews’ faculty, students and friends.

Join us Next year!

September 24–27, 2009

Honor Classes:
1939, 1949, 1959, 1969, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1999

If you are interested in serving as a reunion leader or

getting involved, please contact the Alumni Office.

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 That
“Stella
Stamp”

Stella Greig’s almost 40

years of full-time service to
Andrews University officially
came to an end this fall. But
she has set her “stamp” on all
of us. What makes a little girl
from Texas into a pioneer for
inclusion and diversity? »

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by Meredith Jones Gray
S
he has always been a pioneer. The el-
dest of the six Ramírez children. The
first in the family to go to Sabbath
School, at the invitation of the Avon
lady…and the first to be baptized into
the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The
young woman who wanted, in the 1950s,
to be a missionary doctor, not a mission-
ary nurse. The American teacher who
taught her Scots junior-high students in
Edinburgh to play baseball. The organizer
of Andrews University’s English Language
Institute. The first female ombudsperson
at Andrews. A charter member of the
Women’s Scholarship Committee. The first
chair of Andrews University’s new Diversity
Council. The list of firsts is long.
Florestela’s adventurous spirit was
sustained by the hard-working father
who supported his family laboring in
the Houston shipyards. It was nurtured
by her gifted mother—seamstress, cook
and homemaker—even though she
viewed her little girl’s forays into the
world with trepidation. It was stimulated
by the grandpa who gave her the gift of
bilingualism by insisting that she and her
siblings speak only Spanish to him.
Born in Goliad, Texas, Florestela
moved to Houston with her family while
she was still small and struck out early
to explore her world. When “Grandma”
Mary Martin, the woman who came to sell
Avon products to her mother, asked if she
could take the little girl to Sabbath School
at the Houston Central Seventh-day
Adventist Church, the seven-year-old was
ready to go. Three years later she wanted
to be baptized, and, after listening in on
her Bible studies, her parents gave their
consent.
The young girl thrived in her new
spiritual home. The first and only Hispanic
young person among the youth of the
church, she was swept into all the activities:
Sunshine Bands, presenting mission stories,
teaching Sabbath School lessons, giving
Bible studies. A few years after her own
baptism, Florestela’s parents followed her
into the Adventist Church. And the church
launched her in new directions. First there
was church school and then boarding
academy. The supportive, active church
environment made her unafraid to speak
in public and be a leader. The mission
stories that she heard made her keen to be
a doctor.
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The
list of
firsts
is long
And then there was the travel! The
nurturing local congregation also gave her a
sense of security, confidence, and belonging
to something bigger—the worldwide
Adventist Church. She longed to go with
the church group to the Youth Congress in
Mexico. Once again her mother agonized
about whether to let this fearless daughter
fly so far from the nest. Traveling to
Mexico would, in any case, necessitate a
birth certificate. The family sent away to
Goliad for the document. When it arrived,
they all read it with surprise. Florestela
(flower of the comet’s trail) had been
transformed, at the moment of recording
her birth, by the Anglo doctor who wrote
out the certificate. She was legally Flora
Estella Ramírez—Stella.
She did travel to Mexico…and to San
Francisco to her first General Conference
session when she was still a teenager. Little
did Julia Ayala Ramírez know that she had
bred a world traveler; perhaps it was in the
genes of those great-grandparents, one Irish
Left: Joe and Stella Greig, circa 1971.
Above: Stella discusses the adverbs of frequency
with an ESL student.
and one Spanish, who eloped from Ireland
to Mexico because their parents did not
approve of their cross-cultural love affair.
Stella was the first family member to
fly in an airplane, this time to Kentucky
to visit a friend. Later, lured by Arthur
Frommer’s Europe on Five Dollars a Day,
she and her husband would camp across
Europe from Greece to Scotland in the
early years of married life. They still camp
all over Alaska every summer, with a trusty
gun in the tent every night for protection
against bears. Stella, student of language
the world over, even traveled to collect data
for her dissertation—to Finland (with a
side trip into the Soviet Union), to Costa
Rica, and on a train into China before
the mainland was fully open to foreign
travelers. As this article goes to press she
will be living in a little apartment in Seoul,
Korea, conducting intensive ESL teacher
training courses for the new “offshore”
MA in English. No, the world has never
intimidated Mrs. Ramírez’s Estelita.
From boarding academy and a year at
Southwestern Adventist College in Keene,
Stella moved to Union College in Lincoln,
Neb., where she took a double major in
English and chemistry—English because
she “loved it” and chemistry because she
wanted premed preparation. English classes
were her “treat” but she excelled in her
science classes as well, especially enjoying
her course in qualitative analysis for the joy
of problem-solving.
At Union College, however, Stella’s
plans took a turn. A theology student from
Wyoming who asked lots of impudent
questions (in Stella’s opinion) and had
a golden tenor voice entered her life.
Upon their first encounter she offered to
stomp on his foot with her high heels if
he didn’t stop asking “stupid questions.”
(She still kicks him under the table when
he tells gory hunting stories at dinner.)
But when A. Josef Greig asked her perhaps
the smartest question of his life, she said
yes. And when the letter of acceptance
from Loma Linda’s School of Medicine
came in the mail, she wrote back to say
she was headed in another direction—east
to Berrien Springs with her pastor-to-be
husband.
After graduation Stella and Joe got
married in her beloved Houston Central
Seventh-day Adventist church, then set off
to honeymoon across the eastern United
States in a tent. They made a large loop
across the south, up through Washington
D.C., on to see the Adventist pioneer sites
in New England, through Niagara Falls,
and so to Berrien Springs, to the newly
christened Andrews University.
It was 1961. Stella had come home.
Not to stay at that time, perhaps, but over
the next 47 years she would always return
to Andrews. She would work under all
of the University’s presidents, from F. O.
Rittenhouse to Niels-Erik Andreasen. She
would bring the special “Stella stamp,” as
Keith Mattingly, dean of the College of
Arts and Sciences and long-time friend,
characterizes it, to her service in the
classroom, the Department of English, and
the University at large.
Stella emphasizes, as she tells her story,
that a whole phalanx of women and men,
mentors, principals and teachers stand
behind her and make her story possible.
Her service, she claims, is simply a matter
of giving back and passing it on. Two
women she remembers in particular. Stella
worked hard to put herself through school;
in a family with six children to feed, clothe
and educate, tuition money does not
come easily. By dint of working diligently
she had saved all the money she needed
to apply to Union College, all except for
$100. She saw no way to earn that last
bit before the application deadline. She
“swallowed her pride” and wrote to two
women in the Houston church, asking
each for a loan of $50. Both wrote back,
sent the money, and said, “Don’t pay me
back. Pass it on.”
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When the newlyweds arrived at Andrews Wyoming pastorate, in Sheridan. While
University, Stella went to work at the there, Stella tasted her first experience of
library (last in a chain of library jobs that teaching English as a second language,
began at the college in Keene) as part of mentoring and tutoring two Spanish-
the mammoth operation to integrate the speaking children at the local school where
catalogue from the Seminary library that she was a third-grade teacher and catching
had just arrived from Takoma Park with them up to their own grade levels by the
the Emmanuel Missionary College library end of their first year.
catalogue—all by hand, of course. She also Joe, however, was receiving more and
began to work on her master’s degree in more inquiries about teaching religion at
a “stamp” distinguished by
vision—always nudging
the University toward the
21st century, ready or not
English at the urging of John O. Waller, the college level. He knew he didn’t want
then chair of the Department of English to embark on that mission without more
and one of those many mentors. training, so in 1969 the Greigs found
At the end of Joe’s studies in the themselves on their way to Scotland and
Seventh-day Adventist Theological the University of Edinburgh, where Joe
Seminary, in 1964, the young couple completed his doctorate in Old Testament
found themselves posted to Rock Springs, studies. While Joe studied, Stella taught in
Wyo., and a congregation of 35 to 40 Scottish “corporation” or public schools,
members, as well as two companies: one adding to her wealth of cross-cultural
135 miles north in Big Piney and one 150 experience.
miles southeast, almost on the Colorado
stateline. Every week found them, after
morning services in Rock Springs, heading
one direction or the other and eating
Sabbath dinner in their VW Bug. Stella
worked alongside Joe in his ministry and
supplemented the family income with
some substitute teaching in the local
schools.
When they first arrived in Rock
Springs, only one adult male was active
in the church; all the other members of
the congregation were women. Trying to
support Joe in his pastoral work, Stella
solidified an idea that has shaped her
beliefs and efforts ever since: women carry
a large part of the work of the church,
simply because they must. Without them,
even though they are not always officially
recognized for their work, the church
would fall apart. She did everything she
could to lend a hand then, especially in the
children’s Sabbath School. She wouldn’t
forget the women of the church in the
future.
Stella and Joe moved to a second
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 Andrews welcomed Joe and Stella
home again in 1971, Joe to teach in the
undergraduate religion department and
Stella to begin her long career in the
Department of English and to set that
“Stella stamp” on Andrews, a “stamp”
distinguished by vision—always nudging
the University toward the 21st century,
ready or not; by an appreciation for and
championing of the “other;” and by a
human and humane touch.
She started as secretary to Dr. Waller in
the Department of English (little realizing
that she too would one day serve as the
department’s chair for two separate terms),
picked up a composition class or two, began
to teach full-time and directed the composi-
tion program, and then became immersed
in the challenge of teaching English to non-
native speakers. Along with Department of
Communication teachers Elaine Giddings
and Luanne Bauer, who began the endeavor,
and Edith Stone, fellow English teacher
who helped to lay the groundwork, Stella
had a vision of what it meant for Andrews
University to serve the worldwide church
and the global community of the future
through language instruction. She and her
colleague, mentor and good friend “Stoney”
began to research English language institutes
and officially organized Andrews ELI (now
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the Center for Intensive English Programs,
or CIEP), modeled on the University of
Michigan, the “granddaddy” of all English
language programs.
Hard on the heels of the English
Language Institute, Stella and the
Department of English pioneered an
academic program in Teaching English as a
Second Language, which has sent language
teachers to colleges, universities, schools
and missions throughout the Adventist
world and beyond. It remains the only such
graduate program in the denomination.
Stella would make one more sojourn
away from Andrews University. As she
became more and more convinced that
she wanted to specialize in the language
branch of English studies, and at the
urging of Dr. Stone, new colleague and
chair Delmer Davis, and a supportive
husband, she enrolled in doctoral courses
at one of the premier graduate programs in
linguistics, Georgetown University, where
she completed her degree. She brought
back to her academic work at Andrews a
particular fascination with and enthusiasm
for sociolinguistics, which she has shared
with her students ever since.
Stella brought her vision to bear on
other areas of the university’s daily life.
About 1989 she joined in the institution’s
forward-looking movement to give a voice
to people who need help in resolving
conflicts within the university community
by becoming the school’s first female
ombudsperson, a position she held for
Left: Stella in her office at the Department of English,
discussing an assignment with a TA in composition.
Above: Stella and Jeanette Bryson (front row, second
from right) with the first group of Korean TESL
Certificate graduates, June 2007.
Below: The 1977–78 Department of English faculty
in the Nethery Hall teacher’s lobby.
almost eight years. She found the work of
reconciliation and resolution emotionally
exhausting but also rewarding. Her favorite
story involves a young man who brought
his problem to her one day. He sat across
from her and solemnly began, “I’m not
sure what I should call you. Should it be
omniscient or omnipresent?”
In just the last few years of her career,
Stella has set the pace yet again with a
commitment to diversity at Andrews
University. From 2002 until her retirement
this year, she has chaired the Diversity
Council, which works proactively to
address minority concerns, sponsors (with
the Institute for Diversity and Multi-
Culturalism) research about diversity issues
at Andrews, and promotes diversification of
the faculty and staff.
No doubt you have detected a theme
in many of Stella’s endeavors: the
beneficiaries are almost always people on
the margins or what some call the “other.”
Students struggling to achieve their
academic dreams in an unfamiliar language
and culture. People caught in the system
without a voice. Marginalized members of
the community—ethnic minority groups,
students of other religious persuasions and
homosexuals. She won’t let the university
community forget them.
Most of all she has never forgotten her
sisters, the women of the church and the
university. Her work for women has been
tireless. She participated in a taskforce
that helped establish a Women’s Concerns
Advisory Council on campus. She served
on the ad hoc committee concerning
the question of women elders at Pioneer
Memorial Church. She helped organize the
first Lake Union women elders’ weekend
workshop. A long-time member of the
Association of Adventist Women, she has
helped to plan three annual conferences at
Andrews University. She was a leader in the
Women’s Prayer Breakfasts which sought
to bring fellowship among faculty, staff and
community women and especially offer
support to women studying at the Seminary.
Especially dear to her heart is the mission of
the Women’s Scholarship Committee which
strives to offer both moral and financial
support to women students at Andrews. For
Stella, she is just “passing it on,” repaying
the many kindnesses that she has received
from her sisters over the years.
One doesn’t become a champion of the
underdog by delivering only sweetness and
light. Stella is perfectly capable of using her
impressive language skills to speak point-
edly and plainly when she chooses. At her
retirement reception in September, President
Andreasen “reminisced” publicly about the
couple of occasions upon which Stella had
delivered the message that he had made “a
big mistake.” (Only to follow up the delivery
of bitter news with a gift of sweet chocolate
as a peace offering.) Her outspoken advo-
cacy for new ideas and the outsider has not
always endeared her to the establishment.
The motif that runs through it all,
however—through the keen intelligence
that loves a discussion and the passion
for language and the service—is Stella’s
celebration of humanity in all its colors,
forms and phases. What her friends
appreciate, as Keith Mattingly said in
his prayer of thanksgiving for Stella at
her retirement reception, is “her caring
nature, …her involvement with many
people…and the support that she has
given to the department, to students and
to friends.” What her colleagues know, as
Delmer Davis remembered, is that she sits
on the floor to play with the children of
the department when they come to visit;
that she bakes special pies—Concord grape
and lemon sponge and chocolate pies—for
her colleagues’ birthdays; that she has
cared tenderly for the elderly members
of the department. When people think
of Stella, they think of family metaphors.
To Demetra Andreasen, Stella has been
“more than a sister.” She reminds President
Andreasen of “everybody’s favorite aunt.”
She is Flora Estella Ramírez Greig—bold
daughter, loyal helpmeet, sister to countless
women, mother figure, pioneer for the
inclusion of all God’s children.
Meredith Jones Gray (BA ‘76, MA ‘77) is professor
of English and author of As We Set Forth. She
counts it a privilege to have called Stella teacher,
colleague and friend.

Echoes of Gratitude

I thought of you again this morning as I was preparing to give a final exam to my Language Study and Grammar
class. My previous college exam experience was limited to one given at a sister school. Several classes sat their
exams at the same time (at desks set up in the church, no less). There was no noise except for the occasional
rustling of paper and the sound of a professor’s heels click-clacking (a noise reminiscent of the ‘clock-like’
rhythm of the Jeopardy theme song). I thought of you because I remembered my first final exam at Andrews
(Introduction to Linguistics, Fall 1987). In addition to bringing the exams to the classroom, you also brought
napkins, apple slices, M&Ms, donuts and apple cider. At the time I was completely taken aback by the relaxed
atmosphere and your generous spirit (of which I learned much more with the passing of time).
So here I am today, slicing up apples and putting M&Ms into bowls, placing napkins onto each desk, passing
out crackers, etc.
As I hear a student sniffling repeatedly (presumably because of a cold rather than in response to the exam), I
think about how it’s difficult to do well during an exam when you’re not relaxed. I get up and go to my office to
get a box of tissues, and once again I think of you.
Other lexical items and images that cause my memories to default to the Stella Greig file: chile rillenos
(we had them for lunch at your house), Deborah Tannen, discourse, language analysis, IPA, sheep, Scotland,
linguistics and Andrews.
Thanks again for everything you did.

Richard L Grant (MA ‘89)

Currently professor of English, Columbia Union College, Takoma Park, Md.

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 Charitable gift annuities.
Good for Andrews.
Good for you.

Sisters Bernice Taylor and Helen Hyde have a lot in common. They both graduated from
Andrews. They both became elementary school teachers. And they both chose to support
their university with a charitable gift annuity (CGA). With a CGA, your gift supports Adventist
education at Andrews University and you receive fixed payouts for life plus tax benefits.
If you’d like to do something that’s good for Andrews, and good for you, call or write today.

Phone: 269-471-3613 Email: plannedgiving@andrews.edu Web: andrews.edu/plannedgiving

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 A l u m n i Cal e n da r o f Ev e nts
For more information visit us online at www.andrews.edu/alumni/or contact the Alumni office at 269-471-3591 or alumni@andrews.edu.

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march
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volunteers
6 p.m. 29–31 Southern Tour of Alumni Gatherings
The Spaghetti Warehouse Would you like to get involved with or even
Arlington, Texas 29 Chattanooga, Tenn. sponsor a special alumni project? Or maybe
you’re available to meet monthly and would be
30 Atlanta, Ga. interested in serving on the Alumni Board of
Directors.
February
11 Asheville, N.C.
8–12 California Alumni Gatherings 6 p.m. We’d love to hear from you! Contact Tami
Asiana Grand Buffet Condon (BS’ 91) in the Office of Alumni Services
8 Riverside at alumni@andrews.edu or 269-471-3591.
6:30 p.m.  ark your calendars now and we’ll
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the old spaghetti factory update you in the next issue with
specific times and locations. Feel
am i
9 Glendale free to contact the Office of Alumni
considered
6 p.m. Services with any venue ideas or
Acapulco Restaurant suggestions.
an alum?
If you’ve attended, worked or taught at
10 San Diego Please Note: Locations and times are subject Andrews University we consider you alumni! If
6 p.m. to change. As the date of the event you’re you’re a parent or know someone who may be
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check the alumni website or call the office for for any of the above alumni gatherings.
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Would you like to share an idea? Recommend a venue for a gathering? Help host an event? We’d love to hear from you! Contact Tami Condon (BS ’91) in the
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Alumni Gatherings
Silver Spring, Maryland
Monday, Nov. 10, 2008
Even after reserving the complete dining room, we were still full to
bursting at the cozy Eggspectations Restaurant in downtown Silver
Spring, Md. It’s become a fun tradition as we once again had about
100 in attendance.
Local alumnus David Hittle (BA ’77) captured the evening
well in the photo below. To see more pictures, feel free to visit his
professional website at www.potomacphoto.photoreflect.com.
alumni news
The Island of Bermuda
Sunday, Nov. 16, 2008
Alums were charged to “Change the World” as Alumni Director
Tami Condon (BS ’91) shared pictures and news from campus
during brunch at the Devonshire Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Local alumna, Sonia Pearman (BA ’77), was very instrumental
in helping bring the group together. She and others have commit-
ted to begin working on a group project and/or endowment to
encourage students on the island to attend Andrews University.

Front row (left–right): Beverly (Campbell) Pottle, Ken Zeck, David K. Peshka, Murna Wager, Nancy (Beckowies) Learned, Jeannine Kerbs, Charlotte Groff,
Betty Garber, Edith Applegate, Luz (Journet) Earp, Elizabeth (Morgan) Brantley, Elayne (Andrus) Laabs
Back row (left–right): Russell Staples, Dave Kuebler, Wyman Wager, Dwain Ford, Roy Olson, Larry L. Davis, Chester Damron, Jim Anderson, Russ
Weidemann, Bruce Zimmerman, Walter Booth, David Hodge

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alumni news
The Andrews University Alumni Association Medallion is presented to honored alumni who have been nominated by fellow alumni and approved by
the Alumni Board of Directors to be recipients of this award. Honored Alumni are selected on the basis of outstanding service to the University, unusual
achievement in a profession or occupation, and contributions to the community or church.
Lynne Waihee
BA ’68
Lynne Waihee was the fourth sibling born
to a family of five children in Kalihi Valley,
Hawaii. At age six, her father died, leaving
her mother alone with a large family to
support.
As a third grader, washing dishes and
waiting on tables at her family’s restaurant,
the Farrington Inn, were a part of her daily
routine. With this strong work ethic and
motivation instilled at a young age, she
was able to attend the Hawaiian Mission
Academy where she graduated in 1964.
She continued her education at Andrews
University, earning a BA in English in
1968. Lynne returned to Hawaiian Mission
Academy to work as a teacher from
1979–1986.
Lynne left Hawaiian Mission Academy
to serve as the First Lady of Hawaii for
eight years. She is the wife of John David
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Waihee, former Governor of Hawaii,
and the mother of two children: John
Waihee IV and Jennifer Waihee.
During her time as First Lady,
Lynne served on a number of boards,
including the National Center for
Family Literacy and the National
Institute for Literacy.
She is currently very involved in
her community and active in sev-
eral nonprofit organizations. Since
1987, Lynne has served as president
of the Read to Me International
Foundation, a program that encour-
ages adults to read aloud to children.
She enjoys traveling to schools and
holding assemblies for parents, teach-
ing them that reading with their
children develops stronger relation-
ships and promotes good feelings
all around. Waihee is also a church
elder and board member of the Honolulu two years were spent working for McNeil
Japanese Seventh-day Adventist church, Mantha Inc. as a research associate. His
and has served on the Andrews University research has since been published on a wide
Board of Trustees. range of public stock market sectors and
publicly listed corporations. From 1991 to
1994 he worked as a special situations ana-
Todd Coupland lyst at Sprott Securities. He is currently a
BSD ’88 managing director at CIBC World Markets
Inc. in Toronto.
Todd Coupland chose to attend Andrews Throughout his career, Todd has made
Academy in Berrien Springs, Mich. at the time to do the thing he enjoys most—
age of 14. He spent four years making new travel. He attended the 1992 Summer
friendships and learning invaluable lessons. Olympic Games in Barcelona, Spain. He
After completing his secondary educa- has also been to India three times, cycled in
tion, Todd enrolled at Andrews University. France for each of the past four years, ex-
He also attended Georgetown University in plored the Silk Road in China from Beijing
the summer of 1986 to learn about politics to Kashgar, and gone scuba diving along
and economics. In 1988, he completed a the Great Barrier Reef in Australia.
bachelor’s degree in science and business Todd enjoys helping others by involve-
administration from Andrews University. ment in many public and community
He values his time and education spent at activities. “…Give back your time and your
Andrews, particularly his favorite course, skills,” encourages Todd. “It adds more
“The World of Paleontology.” Coming to value and, of course, the personal rewards
Andrews was a life-changing decision that are greater.”
Todd will never forget. Although Todd has many accomplish-
After graduation, he held several jobs ments and adventures under his belt, he
in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. His first says that he will never forget the first ser-
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mon he heard preached by Pastor Dwight
Nelson. “Dwight’s very first sermon was an
inspired message to ‘soar with the eagles.’
His special and rare gift was his ability to
inspire as he did so many times during my
years at Andrews.”
Jaelene Mannerfeldt, MD
BA ’78
Jaelene Mannerfeldt was born in Eckville,
Alberta, Canada. After graduating with
a BA in Chemistry and Biology from
Andrews University, she went on to attend
the University of Calgary in Alberta. There
she earned her MSc in Biochemistry in
1985 and her MD in 1989.
In that same year, Jaelene completed
her residency at the Department of Family
Medicine at the University of Calgary. She
was soon employed as a family physician
and has since held roles as clinical
assistant, clinical teaching coordinator, and
director and site leader of various health
organizations.
Jaelene is a member of many prestigious
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societies and has received eight awards
for writing and teaching. She has also
been involved in several professional
activities that have taken her to far-
away destinations such as Tanzania,
Uganda, India, Indonesia and the
Philippines.
She is currently the site leader
of the Obstetrics & Gynecology
Department at Rockyview General
Hospital in Calgary, Alberta.
Jaelene is also working on a project
to assist the medical faculty at the
University of Calgary to teach under-
graduates about the health needs of
the people in Lao. The second part of
her project includes working with the
Ministry of Health to develop a family
medicine program that will provide
primary care to the people there. “This
five-year project has been inspiring
and given me insight into my work
within Canada as a medical educator,” says
Jaelene.
Looking back, Jaelene is proud of
the values instilled in her at Andrews.
“Andrews University gave me the founda-
tion to continue my academic and profes-
sional activities back in Canada,” she says.
“I thank Andrews for instilling this sense of
global citizenship and duty to our brothers
and sisters around the globe.”
Jan Paulsen, ThD
BA ‘57, MDiv ‘62, MA ‘83
Born in Narvik, Norway, Jan was one
of four children born to Seventh-day
Adventist parents. At the age of 14, he
decided to be baptized and follow the plan
God had for his life.
This important decision led Jan to
receive his ministerial training at the
Danish Junior College, Vejlefjord, between
1952–1954. Three years later, he earned a
BA at Emmanuel Missionary College, now
Andrews University. He later completed his
MA studies at the Theological Seminary in
Washington, D.C., and earned a Bachelor
of Divinity in 1962 from the Seventh-day
Adventist Theological Seminary, newly
relocated at Andrews University. In 1972,
alumni news
he completed his graduate studies at the
Tübingen University in Germany.
Today, Paulsen is acclaimed as a re-
nowned scholar in the field of theology. He
was the first Adventist to earn a Doctor in
Theology from the Protestant faculty of any
German university. He is the author of two
books and has also published numerous
articles and papers.
Jan has served the Seventh-day Adventist
Church in a career that has lasted five
decades. He has held many prominent
positions and in March of 1999 was elected
president of the worldwide Seventh-day
Adventist Church. This global faith com-
munity has grown to touch some 25 mil-
lion men, women and young people today.
Jan’s desire to spread the gospel has led
him to live and work in Africa, Europe and
the United States. He has also served vari-
ous roles in Ghana, Nigeria, Albania and
the Netherlands, and worked across several
countries of Eastern Europe as a teacher,
pastor, administrator and president at vari-
ous Adventist organizations.
He is married to Kari, and they have
three children: one daughter, Laila, and
two sons, Jan-Rune and Rein Andre.
Throughout his lifetime, he has emphasized
the principal values at the very heart of
Adventism—service to all mankind and
dedication to the Creator God.
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Reunion Class Edition: In this edition of Class Notes, we are highlighting alumni from the reunion
classes of Homecoming 2008: the classes of 1938, 1948, 1958, 1968, 1978, 1983, 1988 and 1998.

Class of 1938
Elsbeth (Graefe) Ferguson (BA ’38) is retired in Banning, Calif. She recalls “very happy
memories of Andrews and of the teachers and students.” Elsbeth served as church treasurer
for 25 years and has been very active holding different offices in her local church.

Cyril Futcher (BA ’38) is retired living in Hendersonville, N.C. Cyril spent his career in
academics teaching at several institutions including Newbold College, West Australian
Missionary College and Columbia Union College. For more than twenty years Cyril
worked in different capacities at Southern Adventist University, retiring in 1984 as senior
vice president for the university. He writes, “teaching and administration have been con-
stant blessings.” Cyril has been actively involved in volunteer work throughout his career
and thinks he has held just about “every church office except deaconess!” Cyril has three
children, four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

Margaret (Remainder) Schlager (DIP2YR ’38, BA ’66) resides in St. Charles, Mich., with
her husband Don (BA ’51). Margaret taught in elementary schools for 33 years in both the
public and Adventist school systems, while Don worked as an insurance agent. She writes
that she has “many fond memories” of her time at EMC where she was able to make a lot
of friends of whom “it is always a pleasure to meet them again when we attend Alumni
events.” The couple has been blessed with four children, 12 grandchildren, and five great-
grandchildren.

Left–right: Paul Hamel, Betty (Collard) Weakley, David K. Peshka

Irma (Wrate) Church (BS ’48) along with her husband, Max (BA ’49, deceased), retired
in Berrien Springs. The couple was in mission service in Africa for 20 years before return-
ing to the Andrews area for their children’s schooling. Once in Michigan, Irma worked in
St. Joseph and Benton Harbor hospitals for 17 years. All of Irma and Max’s six children

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attended Andrews: Jan McApline (BA ’76), Lowell (BS ’80, MBA ’85), Leona Bakewell
(att.), Max H. (BA ’77), Rodrick (CERT ’78, AIT ’80), and Rene (AIT ’81, ’00 BT).

Pauline (Wehner Fisk) Hiatt (BA ’48, MAT ’63) resides in Niles, Mich. Before retiring
Pauline taught at the Buchanan, Mich., high school as well as serving as the head librarian
for the Buchanan public schools. She writes that she “enjoyed college life, especially being
away from home and on my own.” Pauline has been an active member in her local church
serving as SS superintendent and church treasurer. She has one son, Daryl Fisk.

Ida (Clemmons) Johnson (BA ’48) makes her home in Idlewild, Mich., with her hus-
band, Johnny D. (BA ’54, MDiv ’69, DMin ’82). Ida worked as teacher and principal of
Shiloh Academy in Chicago, Ill., before serving as a missionary in several African countries
for 28 years. While at Andrews, Ida looked forward to traveling with Elder Davis to many
churches to tell stories to children. The couple recently celebrated their 66th wedding an-
niversary, and are blessed with one daughter, Afriyie (att).

Elizabeth (Morgan) Brantley

Front row (left–right): C. Pete Booth, Bob Murray, Beverly (Campbell) Pottle, Sylvia (Easton) Phillips,
Jeannine (Danneffel) Kerbs, James Carr, Nancy (Bekowies) Learned, Shirley Anne (Mullen) Holzer, Elizabeth
(Morgan) Brantley, Edith (Metzger) Applegate
Larry & Elsie Davis Back row (left–right): Laverne Driver, Ken Zeck, Jim Dodd, Russell Staples, Hubert Moog, Marvin LaCourt,
Chuck Trubey, Chester Damron, Larry L. Davis, Russ Weidemann, Dave Kuebler, Elayne (Andrus) Laabs

Elizabeth (Morgan) Brantley (BSMT ’58) is retired in Benton Harbor, Mich. For 40
years she served as a medical technologist in the St. Joseph, Mich., area. For the last twenty
of those years she ran the lab at Cedarwood Medical Center. Elizabeth is blessed with two
children, John (BS ’86) and Sarah Herrmann (BS ’92) and four grandchildren. In her
spare time she enjoys keeping memories alive by scrapbooking and painting watercolors.

Larry Davis (BS ’58) is retired in Ooltewah, Tenn., with his wife, Elsie. With the excep-
tion of being drafted in the U.S. Army from 1960–1962, Larry served the Adventist
church from September 1958 until June 2008 in treasury work. Included in this time pe-
riod was four years spent in Nairobi, Kenya, where he was the treasurer of the East African
Union. From his time at Andrews Larry remembers playing basketball and softball, his
business classes, and working in the custodial department during the summer. He has three
sons, including Kevin (BARCH ’89) and four grandsons.

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Jeannine (Danneffel) Kerbs (BS ’58) makes her home in Sodus, Mich. Jeannine writes
that she has “mostly dedicated myself to home, family and church.” She has taught el-
ementary school and home school, and held many leadership positions in her local church
congregation. She is grateful for her time at Andrews because it “broadened me and my
skills, established me as an Adventist, and gave me a greater worldview.” Jeannine has four
children, all of whom attended Andrews: Stephen (att), Holly Tarita (BA ’91), Keith (BA
’96), and Kara (BS ’99, MA ’03).

Irene B (Klute) Witzel (DIP2YR ’58) and her husband, Eugene (BS ’59, MAT ’78),
Jeannine (Danneffel) Kerbs
make their home in Gentry, Ark. The couple spent 25 years as missionaries in West and
East Africa as well as serving at several schools stateside. Since returning to Arkansas they
have had the opportunity to do some short-term mission trips. Irene is thankful for good
health, a happy marriage of fifty years, and God’s protection throughout their lives. The
couple is blessed with three children, seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Eugene & Irene (Klute) Witzel

Front row (left–right): Gabe Taylor, Michael Plumb, Brian Juriansz, Walter Wasyliuk, Esther Key, Shirley
(Danneffel) Boone, Stephen Paden
Back row (left–right): Robert Grimm, Arthur E. Leavitt, Duane C. McBride, Nikolaus Satelmajer, Vel Eric
Kotter, Corbin Pitman, Dewey Murdick

Lea (Laan) Lehmann (BS ’68) is a retired diabetes educator living in Bedford, Nova
Scotia, Canada. Lea writes, “as a new Adventist, attending Andrews grounded me in the
faith. Weeks of Prayer were very special, and the teacher took an interest in me even out-
side of classes.” Lea and her husband, Gus, are blessed with five children including Heidi
(BSELED ’94), Michael (att.), Jill Aitken (BS ’97), and Mindy (att.).
Bonnie (Berlin) Perry
T. Gregory Matthews, III (MDiv ’68) is a chaplain for the Department of Veteran
Affairs in Denver, Colo. He and his wife, Sharon, make their home in Longmont, Colo.
Matthews also served as a U.S. Army chaplain in Korea, Panama and Grenada. The couple
has three sons.

Bonnie (Berlin) Perry (BS ’68, MAT ’78) writes, “God has been good.” She and her
husband, Norm (BA ’67), make their home in Berrien Springs where Bonnie is a substi-
tute teacher. Currently she is working on an endorsement in cognitive impairments after

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spending the majority of her career as a special educator. From her days at Andrews she
remembers working for Frank Knittel, enjoying English classes with Harry W. Taylor, and
having fun at SA activities.

Dalores (Broome) Winget (BA, BS ’64, MA ’68) and her husband, Richard, reside in
Warwick, Pa. Dalores is a retired teacher having taught at Baton Rouge Jr. Academy as well
as Huntingdon Valley Christian Academy. She has received several awards for her teach-
ing, and feels that “Andrews trained me well as a teacher and I grew spiritually while I was
there.” Dalores has been busy in her church work holding almost every office, and cur-
rently works in the Kindergarten Sabbath School department. The couple is blessed with
The Winget Family two children and two granddaughters.

Glenn Woodard (BA ’68, MDiv ’73, MA ’74) makes his home in Elk Grove, Calif. Glenn
is a realtor with Grupe Real Estate where he serves Stockton, Calif. and the surrounding
communities. Glenn has won the “Yearly Master’s Club Award” and has two sons and two
granddaughters.

The Ganske Family

Front row (left–right): Cindy (Fleming) Drier, Julie (Heisig) Ganske, Carlos Medley, Denise (Schaller)
Curnutt, Marilyn (Mahabee) Harris
Back row (left–right): Elva (Williams) Jones, Evelyn (Grellmann) Boyd, Gyl (Moon) Bateman, Jaelene
Mannerfeldt

Evelyn (Grellmann) Boyd (BA ’78) resides in Walla Walla, Wash., where she is a speech-
language pathologist in the hospital, long-term care and home-health settings. From
1989–1998 Evelyn served as a missionary at Helderberg College in South Africa. She has
two children, Stefan and Sydney.

Julie (Heisig) Ganske (BS ’78) makes her home in Columbus, Wis. She and her husband,
Kent, own a W S Ag Center in Darlington, Wis. Julie calls her greatest personal achieve-
ment “raising three children in the church, all college graduates, including Kristopher (BS
’08).” She has many memories of her time at Andrews, including “chocolate peanut butter
shakes, Week of Prayer and all the music that was available.”
The Johnson Family
Roger Johnson (MDiv ’78) along with his wife, Dalene (MA ’77), make their home in
Walla Walla, Wash. Roger serves as a minister for the Upper Columbia Conference and
Dalene works as a teacher at Walla Walla University. Besides his church involvement,

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Roger began Blue Mountain Television Station in Walla Walla. The couple is blessed with
one daughter, Terra Engelman.

Frieda (Baethke) Mattson (BS ’68, MAT ’78) is a retired teacher and principal living in
Sparks, Nev. She writes that she has “memories to last a lifetime” from her time at Andrews
and is grateful for a wonderful family and 50 years of marriage to her late husband, Henry.
Frieda and Henry spent time in the mission fields of Nigeria and Frieda continues to be ac-
tive in her local church helping with Sabbath School, Pathfinders and music. She has four
children, Melodie Bell (att.), Margo Brower (BSW ’63), Marlene Harris (att.), Morris
(BA ’93), and eight grandchildren.

Frieda (Baethke) Mattson

Front row (left–right): George Collins, Milcah (Clarke) Daniel, Anette (Schilling) Mnabhi, Renee (Booth)
Peters, Tae-Ho Im
Back row (left–right): Lori (Partee) Melnechur, Anita (Dowling) Collatz, Chuck Collatz, Steve Nash, Karen
(Koliadko) Nash, Tim Fleming
Olubusola & Abiodun Adesegun

Victoria (Whitfield) Batiste (BSMT ’83) resides in Ranch Austin, Texas, with her hus-
band, Duane. Victoria serves as an occupational therapist in acute-care settings. Before
becoming an occupational therapist she worked in medical technology. She is thankful
for “life, health, and her friends and family.” Like many who come to Andrews, Victoria
enjoyed the fall season with all the different colored leaves. She and her husband have two
children, Danielle and Jordan.

Abiodun Adesegun (BA ’83) is a PhD candidate at the University of Ibedan in Nigeria.
Prior to going back to school, Abiodun served as general manager for Systemedia Division
NCR Corporation in Nigeria for four years. Abiodun recalls from his Andrews days, “car-
The Daniel Family
ing and God-fearing teachers, fun colleagues and lots of assignments.” He and his wife,
Olubusola, are blessed with three children.

Milcah (Clarke) Daniel (BS ’83) has been in the nursing profession for 25 years, work-
ing in intensive care, homecare and healthcare management. Besides nursing, she remains
active in her local church holding offices in the medical department, music ministries
and Sabbath School. Milcah writes from her Andrews days that, “I have certainly gained
lifelong friends. I can go just about anywhere in the U.S. or abroad and run into Andrews
alumni.” She and her husband, Antonius, are blessed with two children.

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Daryl Dooks (BS ’83) resides in Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada with his wife, Penny
(Haughland) (BS ’81). Daryl is a case manager in cardiac rehab and secondary prevention
program, and in the diabetes exercise and healthy lifestyle program, while Penny works
as a clinical nurse specialist. Daryl is proud that both of their sons are currently attending
Andrews. Jason is a senior, Tyler is a sophomore, and they are “active spiritually.”

Charles Schlunt (BA ’62, MAT ’79, MS ’83) along with his wife, Janet (Wildman) (BS
’62), are retired in Terre Haute, Ind. Charles spent 17 years teaching in Southern Africa
and at Newbold College. In addition, he spent time teaching on the secondary level in the
U.S. While at Andrews, Charles recalls “working on the farm and milking cows at 2:30
a.m.” He and his wife feel blessed to have had “many opportunities to serve the Lord and
The Dooks Family for good health.” The couple has three children, including Sylvia Middaugh (BBA ’86, BA
’86), and five grandchildren.

The Schlunt Family

Left–right: Paul McKoy, Kwame De Jonge Moore, Annette (Palfi) Smith, Jon L. Fletcher, Jeannie (Maulsby)
Fletcher, Wanda Sheppler

Kathleen (Kummer) Beagles (MA ’88) is an assistant professor at the Seventh-day

Adventist Theological Seminary located at Andrews. Prior to joining the seminary faculty,
Kathy spent 10 years in secondary education teaching and administration. Ready for a
new challenge she spent another 10 years as curriculum specialist and editor of the General
Conference Sabbath School and Personal Ministries Department. In addition to teaching
she is completing her PhD in religious education. Kathy was blessed to be able to welcome
Rachel to the family over a year ago when her son, Jeb, married her. From her student days
at Andrews she recalls “the writing center, wearing boots half the year, Garland Apartments
and Pastor Dwight’s ministry.”

Julie (Whiting) Davis (BS ’88) resides in Gallatin, Tenn., with her husband, Kevin
The Beagles Family (BARCH ’89), and their two children, Sean and Matthew. Julie is the director of 180
volunteers and 40 chaplains for Skyline Medical Center and Skyline Madison Campus
hospitals, and Kevin works as an architect. One of Julie’s top memories of Andrews was
“meeting Kevin!” She also enjoyed “great teachers, Roma’s pizza, and sledding in snow
on campus.” The couple is grateful for their children, great jobs and their local church,
Madison Campus SDA.

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The Stickle Family
The Swanson Family
Kevin & Karen (Crismond) Adams
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Wann “Shann” Fanwar (AT ’88) makes his home in Silver Spring, Md. Wann works
as a supervisor in the Flees Maintenance Department for the Montgomery County
Government. In addition to his work duties he runs an Adventist-based nonprofit organi-
zation. All of their work benefits the state of Meghalaya, India. In February, Wann is going
to be doing a 100-mile bike-a-thon in India to help build a church in the city of Shillong.
Lawrence Kidder (MA ’88) works in public relations and publications at Loma Linda
University where he is in the process of publishing a book and music arrangements. He
and his wife, Melissa, have two children, Scott and Kaitlyn. From his time at Andrews he
remembers “walking to Nethery Hall when the snow was eye level across the campus.”
Another Andrews highlight for Lawrence was “taking part in the musical ‘Hyman Kaplan’,
which we produced and held in the Burman Towers chapel.” Lawrence is still involved
in music, serving as the music director for the Loma Linda University Church Young
Musicians Ensemble.
H. Edwin Stickle (BIT ’88) makes his home in Burlington, Wash., with his wife, Brit, and
their two children, Kari and Bjorn. Edwin is a family physician who is board certified in
hospice and palliative medicine, and family medicine. One observation he made from his
time at Andrews is that “the Midwestern work ethic Andrews buries in you is considered
‘overachieving’ in other areas of the country.” Edwin also remembers from his Andrews’
days “the daily bus ride out to the airport for A&P classes, answering telephones for ‘It is
Written’ at AIM, and long hours studying in the library.”
Roland Swanson (AT ’85, BSIT ’88) resides in Athens, Ill., with his wife, Angela
(Walker) (att.) and their two children, Rebecca and Andrew. Roland is an aircraft me-
chanic and was recently promoted to “inspector.” Roland is thankful for a “good Christian
marriage and healthy children.”
Kevin Adams (BS ’96, MPT
’98) is a physical therapist along
with his wife, Karen (Crismond)
(BS ’92, MSPT ’93), in Ronan,
Mo. The couple enjoys traveling
and being involved in their local
Adventist church.
Austin Bacchus (BA ’98) resides in
Lake Geneva, Wis., with his wife,
Marie-Lys (Lallemand) (BS ’02).
Austin graduated from the Loma
Linda School of Medicine in 2004,
and subsequently finished his resi-
dency in family medicine in 2007.
Currently he works as a physician
in Urgent Care for Aurora Health
Care, while Marie-Lys works as
a biologist. While Austin was at
Andrews he remembers working in
Nethery and Bell Halls’ computer
Front row (left–right): Jorge Perez, Kendra Manuel-Smith,
Jeff Smith labs “in the days of N-Talk,” and a
Back row (left–right): Vaughan Nelson, Kevin Seale, mass email that crashed the entire
Charles LeBlanc server system. This summer the
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Austin & Marie-Lys (Lallemand) Bacchus
Dana (Bassett) Bean
The Sukachevin Family
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couple was blessed to buy their first home. They “staying in touch with old AU buddies
through Facebook.”
Dana (Bassett) Bean (MA ’98) along with her husband, Vincent, and their two children,
Guielle and Guyen, reside on the beautiful island of Bermuda. Dana currently works as an
elementary school teacher and is involved in children’s ministries at her local church. She
recalls from her Andrews’ days “shopping at Apple Valley, working in the cafeteria, eating
at Baguette,” and, like many before her, all of the “snow.”
Janine (Jenkins) Lechleitner (BSN ’98) and her husband, Thomas, and their three
children, Wyatt, Christian and Hannah, make their home in Fort Lupton, Colo. Janine
is a RN and certified pediatric nurse practitioner and works at The Children’s Hospital
in Aurora, Colo. While she has achieved success in her workplace she calls her greatest
achievement “being a mother.” She is involved in her children’s school and coordinates a
MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) group at her local church. From her time at Andrews
Janine writes, “my greatest memories involve just being in an atmosphere where most of us
believed the same way, held the same values and valued many of the same things.”
Sean Marquette (BS ’97, MSPT ’98) lives with his family in Northville, Mich. Sean and
his wife, Kelli (Woodsum) (BS ’97, MSPT ’98), are both physical therapists and also serve
as cradle roll teachers in their local church. They are blessed with two children, Parker
and Aubrey. Sean writes that “one of my fondest AU memories is ‘Gertrude,’ a mysterious
gift-giver who secretly gave our PT class little gifts throughout our three-year program at
Andrews.”
Gillian (Sim) Sukachevin (BS ’97, MSPT ’98) makes her home in Silver Spring, Md.,
with her husband, Jon (att), and their little girl, Avia. Since graduating from Andrews,
Gillian has worked as a physical therapist in both Singapore and in the D.C. area before
deciding at Avia’s birth to be a full-time Mom.
CORRECTION: In the 1960s section of class notes in the Summer 2008 issue of Focus some of the
degrees and dates listed for Edwin and Elsie Buck were incorrect. The first sentence should read:
Edwin Buck (BA ‘44, MA ‘64) and his wife Elsie (Landon) (BA ‘43, MA ‘64, LHD ‘91) celebrated 65 years
of marriage on June 22, 2008. We apologize for the errors.
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Weddings
Yvette R. Housen (BBA ’90) and John
Z. Evans were married June 22, 2008, in
Montgomery Village, Md.
Births & Adoptions
To Carla (BS ’98) and Matthew Fortune
(BA ’98, MA ’05), a girl, Isabella Grace,
Nov. 3, 2008, Apopka, Fla.
To LaVerne Shaw-Bailey (BA ’93, MA ’95)
and David Bailey (BA ’94), a girl, Simone
Lakota, Sept. 16, 2008, Fargo, N.D.
To Heather (Fernando) (MSN ’01) and
William Cochran (BArch ’96), a boy,
Kieran Troy, Aug. 8, 2008, Berrien Springs,
Mich.
To Chana and Jim Milks (MS ’99), a girl,
Allison Renee, July 27, 2008, Riverside,
Ohio.
To Deanna (Marsh) (BS ’96, MSPT
’97) and Thomas Knoll, Jr. (att), a boy,
Judson Dean Joseph, April 7, 2008,
Charlottesville, Va.
To Nellie (Das) (BSN ’94, MSN ’03) and
Brad Cauley (MDiv ’04), a son, Bradford,
Jr., July 30, 2008, Lufkin, Texas.
To Heidi Lee (Sabnani) (BA ‘98) and
Robert Zegarra (MDiv ‘99), a girl, Maya
Grace, Aug. 15, 2008, Hudson Falls, N.Y.
Deaths
Carol Jeanne (Lafferty) Rasmussen (BA
’53), 78, of Hendersonville, N.C., died
Sunday, Nov. 9, 2008, at Mission Hospital
in Asheville, N.C.
While attending Andrews University,
Carol edited the ’51–’52 Cardinal, was
elected to Who’s Who, and was a member
of the Student-Faculty Council. It was at
Andrews she met Joseph H. Rasmussen
(BA ’54). They were married in the
Lamson Hall Chapel, Aug. 23, 1953.
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Carol taught in the public school
systems in Buchanan, Mich., Ypsilanti,
Mich., and Camillus, N.Y. for eight years
before becoming a full-time homemaker.
She earned an MA degree in 1959 from the
University of Michigan.
Joe had a 38-year career in the computer
field, working for Sylvania Electric Products
and GTE Corporation, and the family
lived at various times in Michigan, New
York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and
Connecticut. After retirement, Carol and
Joe moved to North Carolina. She was fond
of gardening, was an avid reader and base-
ball fan, and was known for her generosity.
She is survived by her loving husband of
55 years, Joe Rasmussen of Hendersonville;
two children, Eric Rasmussen (att.)
of Colorado Springs, Colo., and Lisa
Rasmussen of Berkley, Mass., two brothers,
Calvin and Hollis, and two sisters, Alice
and Zereta. She was predeceased by her
parents, James and Isa Mae Lafferty, and
her brothers and sisters: James, Ted, Philip,
Gloria, Theora, Isalene and Marilyn.
Dyre Dyresen (BA ’41, MA ’55) died
on Friday, Oct. 24, 2008, in Kalamazoo,
Mich. He was born on Feb. 19, 1911.
Dyre graduated from Newbold College
in England in 1938 and continued his
studies at Emmanuel Missionary College
where he graduated in 1941.Dyre taught
Norwegian to U.S. troops at the University
of Madison during World War II. He met
Helen Mattson, while working as an editor
of a Norwegian newspaper in Brookefield,
Ill. The two were married on Nov. 12,
1942, in Chicago.
Dyresen pastored several small churches
throughout the Midwest including con-
gregations in North Dakota, Minnesota
and Indiana. He also dedicated much
time to working in the educational field.
From 1955–59 he served as the principal
of Indiana Academy in Cicero, Ind. While
there, he earned a master’s degree from
Butler University.
He then relocated to Berrien Springs,
Mich., and began work as the registrar
and director of admissions at Andrews
University until his retirement in 1976.
life stories
Dyresen was preceded in death by his
loving wife, Helen, in 1987, and four of
his siblings. He is survived by two children,
Arna Waterhouse and Donald Dyresen
(BA ’68); and four grandchildren, Megan
Dyresen, Mark Waterhouse, Mindy
Thygeson and Erica Gerstenmaier.
Leslie C. Neal (BS ’59) died Sept. 29,
2008, near Bay City, Mich. He was born
Sept. 15, 1936.
In 1957 he married Juanita M. Walston
(BME ’61). Following graduation from
EMC, he continued studies at the Seventh-
day Adventist Theological Seminary.
He spent the first 10 years of his minis-
try pastoring in the Detroit area. On Dec.
31, 1971, Leslie and Juanita, with their
four children, arrived in Phoenix, Ariz.,
where he pastored the Phoenix Central
Church for the next five and a half years.
During that time he served on the execu-
tive committees of the Arizona and Pacific
Union Conferences.
In 1977 Neal was called to be youth
director of the Alberta Conference in
Canada, a position that had far-reaching
affects on his life. He flew his own plane to
invest Pathfinders in far-reaching corners of
Alberta; initiated a horsemanship program at
Foothills Camp which expanded into lead-
ing trail rides in Banff National Park; and
began organizing short-term mission proj-
ects with Maranatha International, a passion
which continued until his retirement.
Following this Alberta appointment,
he pastored the Willowdale Church in
Toronto, Ont., where he also served on the
Branson Hospital Board of Directors and
the Ontario Executive Committee. His last
two pastorates were in Portland, Ore. and
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
His final posting was with the British
Columbia Conference as director of
children’s ministries, Sabbath School and
stewardship. During this time he was vice
president of the North American Division
Adventist Children Ministries’ Association.
During his 40-year ministry his leader-
ship was evidenced by commitment to God,
involvement with people, love for children
and youth, resourcefulness and creativity.
life stories
Virgil L. Bartlett (BA ’44), of Ooltewah,
Tenn., died on Sunday, Oct. 19, 2008,
at the age of 92. He was born in Roswell,
N.M., on March 20, 1916, where he
lived until 1925 when his family moved
to Wilson, Mich. in the Upper Peninsula,
a climate expected to improve his father’s
health. Unfortunately, his father died
three years later leaving Virgil at age 12
responsible for many of the chores on
their small farm. During the Depression
his widowed mother moved her family
of five children to Arpin, Wis., where all
five attended and graduated from Bethel
Academy (now Wisconsin Academy).
After finishing academy, Virgil Bartlett
attended Emmanuel Missionary College,
graduating in 1944 with a religion and
history major, and business minor.
In 1939 he married Frances May, his
companion of 67 years until her death in
2006. Together they served the Seventh-
day Adventist denomination in Texas,
New York, the Philippines, Guam, North
Dakota, Indiana and Michigan. In 1999
the Bartletts moved to Tennessee to be
near their two daughters.
Bartlett received his master’s degree
from Texas Christian University in Fort
Worth, Texas and his doctorate in educa-
tion from Ball State University, Muncie,
These traits that marked his ministry
were first and foremost exhibited in his
home. He was a great family man and will
be greatly missed by his wife Juanita and
four children, all of whom graduated from
Andrews University: Lenita (Randall)
Skoretz (MA ’82); Leslie (Heidi) Neal
III (BFA ’86); Rodney (Kandi) Neal (BA
’87); and Charla (Mark) Willis (BS ’87);
nine grandchildren; his mother, Anna
Neal; and sister Patricia (Bill) Edsell.
Bradley K. Whited (MDiv ’87, DMin
’93), passed away August 13, 2008, in
Riverside, Calif. at the age of 73.
Whited began his career as teacher and
principal of Pleasant Hill Junior Academy
and an accountant for the Northern
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Ind. Although he was
an ordained minister,
his primary career
focus was education.
He served as professor
of teacher education
at Andrews University
for nearly 20 years
and was inspirational
in supporting higher
education.
While at Andrews
he placed and super-
vised student teachers.
Frederick Kosinski,
an Andrews Academy
teacher at the time
and current professor of educational and
counseling psychology, recalls working
with him to mentor student teachers.
He appreciated his honesty, wisdom and
common sense. He considers Bartlett to
be one of the unsung heroes of Adventist
higher education.
Upon Bartlett’s retirement from
Andrews University in 1983, he was
awarded the status of professor emeritus.
Bartlett also worked as the principal
of three different Seventh-day Adventist
academies, manager of an Adventist Book
Center and business manager of a college.
California Conference. While serving there
he was encouraged to attend the Seminary.
The family moved, unsponsored, to Berrien
Springs, Mich. He worked part-time in
student housing and learned to appreci-
ate different cultures, and also served as
student pastor at the Buchanan, Mich.
church. Upon graduation he was called
to serve in the Oregon Conference at
Tualatin. Later he served the Newberg and
Hillsboro, Ore. churches, all three having
building programs during his ministry.
In 1986, Whited was invited to serve as
pastor of business adminstration for the
La Sierra University Church, a position
he held for 19 years. In addition to his
Andrews credentials, Whited earned a
Master of Business Management in 2006
While serving as mis-
sionaries, he and his
wife founded Mountain
View College in the
Philippines, where he
served as president.
He was a member of
the Collegedale Kiwanis
Club where he served
as club historian and
had also been a member
of the Berrien Springs
Lions Club in Berrien
Springs, Mich.
He was preceded
in death by his wife,
Frances Irene (BA ’41),
and a brother, William Bartlett. Survivors
include two daughters and sons-in-law,
Verlyne (BA ’71) and Wayne Starr,
Ooltewah, Tenn., and Sandra (BA ’75)
and Ken Colburn (BA ’77), Cookeville,
Tenn.; four grandchildren, Chad Starr,
Geoff Starr, Dwight Colburn and Tanya
Colburn; four great-grandchildren; broth-
er, Alvin Bartlett (BA ’47, MA ’60),
Yuma, Ariz.; two sisters, Frances Craw, St.
Helena, Calif. and Louise Wolcott, Lyles,
Tenn.; and beloved caregiver, Marilyn
Schneller.
from La Sierra University. Ill health forced
his retirement in 2005, but he remained
active on the La Sierra Counseling Center
Board and the Justice Committee for the
Southeastern California Conference.
He is survived by his wife, Yvonne
(att.), daughters Rebecca Whited-Palaniuk
and Christie Shine, who both attended
Andrews Academy, and four grandchildren.
Duane Richard Dice (BS ’61) passed away
Aug. 26, 2008, at the age of 67, in Angwin,
Calif. His death resulted from brain aneu-
risms caused by a serious infection.
He graduated from the University of
Michigan in 1963 with a master’s degree in
engineering. He married Annelies Brunner
of Zurich, Switzerland, in 1971.
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Dice spent 35 years working for Bechtel
Corporation of San Francisco as a civil and
structural engineer, leading to supervisory
roles involving all engineering disciplines.
Projects took him throughout the conti-
nental U.S. and abroad, and included re-
finery projects, a major natural gas pipeline
and the Riyahd Airport in Saudi Arabia.
Throughout his career and following
his retirement in 1998, he was active as a
contractor and consultant, primarily with
custom home building and remodeling,
but also with bridges, schools and church
renovations. Activities in the Napa Valley
included serving as president, then operator
and consultant for the Howell Mountain
Mutual Water Company, and working on
water rights and land use issues in Napa
County. He maintained membership in the
American Society of Civil Engineers.
Other interests included gardening, col-
lecting rocks and butterflies, golf, playing
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and watching baseball, distance running,
skiing and hiking. He was an active mem-
ber of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Duane is survived by his wife Annelies,
sons Austin and Adrian, grandchildren
Ariana and Andrew, sister and brother-in-
law Janet and Bruce Ivey, all of Angwin;
and father Kenneth, of Napa, Calif. He was
predeceased by his mother, Lavone.
Siegfried Júlio Schwantes (MA ’49)
passed away June 1, 2008, at the age of 93.
Schwantes was a professor of theology at
Andrews University from 1962–1966. He
obtained his bachelor’s degree from Pacific
Union College in 1938 and devoted his life
to Seventh-day Adventist education.
He began teaching science, mathematics,
education and theology at the Colégio
Adventista Brasileiro in 1939. He
subsequently taught theology and other
subjects at Adventist colleges in a variety
life stories
of countries including the United States,
Lebanon, France, Australia, Mexico,
Rwanda and the Philippines.
In 1949, Schwantes earned a master’s
degree in theology from Potomac
University (now the Seventh-day Adventist
Theological Seminary). He later acquired
a doctorate in archeology and Semitic
languages from Johns Hopkins University
in 1963. He concluded his teaching
career by serving as a visiting educator in
Brazil. In total his career as an educator
spanned over seven divisions of the General
Conference.
After retirement, Schwantes continued
his service to the church as a translator
and worked to convert publications from
English to Portuguese through his 80s. He
is survived by Marinha Dias Schwantes,
his wife of 67 years, two daughters,
Keila Moses and Ingrid Mueller, two
grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
campus cache
When the CC was young, it dreamed of
Pream ble

working for the church for 40 years and

retiring with a church pension. Or possibly
the CC never thought of retirement at all. It
was so long ago, who can remember? Now
that the CC is all grown up it has a couple
of 401Ks (or their equivalent); like everyone
else, the CC is now a lot “poorer” than it was
six months ago. Whatever. It’s only money.
And the CC will be happy to work until it
is 83.

You know what they say: If you can’t beat

’em, make light of the situation. The CC
certainly can’t beat the stock market; it’s just
hoping to stay in its home. It is possible that
the laughter is masking the CC’s tears….

economic crisis E dition

401Ks
D How low will they go?

Fannie & Freddie

C Lousy business plan, to lend to high-risk borrowers, but who can be upset with such
friendly-sounding names?!

Great Depression
CD This is the “worst” economic times since the 1930s? It doesn’t seem that bad….

D
Consumer spending The CC plans to give homemade recipe card holders for Christmas. It may be a good
year for makers of magnets and clothes pins…The savings rate is going up, up, up!

If the federal government gave $700 billion to Andrews University, AU could operate
Bailouts
CD for the next approximately 10,700 years without charging tuition or fees. Even so,
come quickly, Lord Jesus!

Foreclosures
D The CC hates to be a fuddy duddy, but wouldn’t it be fair to say that most
foreclosures are a result of “overreaching” by the home purchasers? (Most, not all.)

Iceland
C The CC laughed when it heard the following joke: “What is the capital of Iceland?
About $6.50.” Residents of Reykjavik may not find it quite so funny.

Credit crunch
CD It’s probably a good thing to tighten up the standards for car and home loans, but
don’t touch those student loans!

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Out of Focus
Speaking of... ThE aNdREWs UNIVERsITY MaGaZINE

“True international education is not just learning about each other, it is

WINTER 2007, VOLUME 43, NO. 1

learning with each other.”

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a WORLd OUT Of baLaNcE
“To be free means to be fair. To be fair means to share.”
(speaking of Christian education)

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“Christian education is education with a big heart . . . big enough to embrace

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all of God’s children.”
President Niels-Erik Andreasen, during the President’s Address at University Convocation,
August 28, 2008

From the Winter 2007 issue

“AU is going green … from your wallet to ours!”
Vice President David Faehner, during his infamous (and obviously tongue-in-cheek) David Beckworth was assistant
“Ten Top Reasons why Students Choose Andrews University” at the University professor of economics in the
Convocation, August 28, 2008 Andrews University School of
Business Administration at the time
he wrote the cover piece, “A World
Out of Balance.” The subtitle of the
article, “How a Spending Addiction
in the Developed World and a Saving
Glut in the Developing World
Undermines Global Economic
Stability” predicted the current
state of the global economy. Who
knew we had an economic prophet
amongst us? Beckworth provided two
scenarios, one with a “soft landing”
and one with a “hard landing.” Brace
yourselves.

Fun-da-mental facts
Top executives at Goldman Sachs have announced that they will forgo year-end bonuses in
2008. In an unrelated announcement, top executives at Andrews University have announced
A frowsy fallacy
that they have never had year-end bonuses. A greenback is a dollar.
In September 2008, when the U.S. national debt passed $10 Trillion, the U.S. National
Debt Clock ran out of digits to record the number. The clock’s owners have a plan to install A Susan B. Anthony is a dollar.
a new clock with sufficient digits to go into the quadrillions early in 2009. The CC wonders
whether the U.S. might reduce its debt rather than just keep installing bigger clocks. Just an Therefore, Susan B. Anthony
idea. is a greenback.

People watching their alma mater’s state may have noticed that Michigan finally was by-
passed (by Rhode Island) as the state with the largest unemployment rate. Wyoming, tied
with South Dakota for the smallest unemployment rate, is about to get another unemployed
worker back—oh, around January 20, 2009 or so.

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Andrews in the rear view mirror
god never changes
By Shirley C. Iheanacho
R
ecently I had the
awesome privilege
and honor of
visiting my alma
mater, Andrews University,
for my 40th Alumni
Homecoming Reunion. My
husband Morris (att.), our
daughter Chioma, and her
son, Nikolas, accompanied
me. I couldn’t help reflecting
on the mercies of God and
His innumerable blessings
over the past 40 years.
One of the first things
that captured my attention
on entering the campus was
the new and stunningly im-
pressive entrance. Andrews
University had arrived, and
it looked fabulous! Change
was evident everywhere: new
buildings, new landscapes,
new flags, new and unfamil-
iar faces. The newest build-
ing, the Howard Performing
Arts Center, was magnificent
and a welcome addition to
the campus. A friend invited
us to attend the BSCF Alumni Reunion
service there.
On entering the auditorium, I was sur-
prised to see the stage almost covered with
lovely black young men and women who
formed the choir. Beautiful music ascended
heavenward as they sang joyful praises
to God. Upon taking my seat, I turned
around and my eyes were greeted by a
beautiful sea of skin tones with every shade
between brown and black. The auditorium
was packed, with little room to stand. It
was a wonderful sight. Change had come,
and it was marvelous to behold.
Later in the afternoon and the follow-
ing day, Chioma and I took a leisurely
stroll across campus. Among the things I
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treasured and reminisced about were those
stately old buildings that held precious and
unforgettable memories for me—Lamson
Hall, my home away from home for three
years. My dormitory room, good old Room
10, was now wearing a new label: Storage
#10. How could they have changed my
room into a storage room without my
permission?
Continuing our journey, we walked
upstairs to Room 5333 where I spent the
last year of my journey at Andrews. As I
stood outside the room, now occupied by
new residents, I couldn’t help pondering
if their lives will be changed for the better
like mine was for having attended Andrews
University. On our way downstairs, I paused
for a brief moment in the
Lamson Hall chapel as I re-
flected on the night George
Akers called out my name
among the top ten best-
groomed female students.
He had conducted a “Facets
of Femininity Week” in the
chapel, after which he read
the results of a survey he sent
to faculty members request-
ing their response. I was
surprised to hear my name
among those called; I had
no idea the faculty knew I
existed.
Entering the lobby area
of Lamson, memories of
my first date at Andrews
flashed before me. My date
was standing in the lobby
waiting for me when Ms.
Martin, one of the deans, ap-
proached me and said, “You
cannot go on a date without
a chaperone.” I was shocked
and politely responded, “A
chaperone, Ms. Martin? I am
25 years old; if I have to take
a chaperone with me, I am not going!”
With her usual nervous expression, she
reluctantly permitted me to leave with the
young man.
Walking outside what used to be the
front of Lamson Hall, I recalled my
first snow experience. It happened one
Friday night while we were sound asleep;
God opened the windows of heaven and
showered down layers of beautiful, fluffy
white snow which covered trees, the earth
and rooftops. It was an amazingly beauti-
ful sight. One thing I didn’t like however,
was having to go to school in the snow.
Coming from the West Indies where there
is no snow, I considered it heartless and
non-Christian of our teachers to expect us
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to attend classes or to go to work with this
white stuff everywhere.
Looking ahead, my eyes caught a
glimpse of Pioneer Memorial Church
where I attended many wonderful and
inspiring worship services as a student. I
also sang in two choirs. PMC continues to
be a haven of rest, a fortress, and a beacon
of light on the campus and in the commu-
nity. In 1973, my family and I visited the
campus and attended divine worship ser-
vice in the church. Dr. Benjamin Reaves,
one of the pastors at the time, spoke that
Sabbath. I didn’t know him then, but years
later, he became the President of Oakwood
College (now University), and I served as
his administrative assistant during his 11-
year tenure.
Another memorable moment occurred
in my Home Economics class with my
teacher, Martha Lorenz. One of the class
requirements was to make a dress. After
taking my measurements to find out
what size pattern I should purchase, she
remarked, “You have a perfect figure; you
should become a model.” I didn’t quite
know what to make of it, because the
thought had never crossed my mind. What
a nice and unexpected compliment.
Walking up the stairs of the cafeteria,
I observed many changes there, too. The
dish room had improved significantly. I
thought of those mornings, come rain, sun
or snow, I had to be at work by 6 a.m. Mr.
Craig, my supervisor, was a very nice old
man, but I hated having to get out of bed
and trot through the snow to be at work so
early. With God’s help, I survived.
Next, we strolled to Nethery Hall where
I vividly recalled seeing my husband-to-
be for the first time. The building looked
much the same. Chioma took a picture
outside the door where he entered my
history class with an air of sophistication
and self-confidence. Back then, I thought
to myself: “He sure thinks he’s hot stuff,”
unaware that it was in God’s plan that two
years later he would become my husband.
We began to date in the spring of 1968,
We’d love to hear your reflections on the time you spent at Andrews University.
If you’re interested in contributing, please e-mail focus@andrews.edu.
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were engaged Christmas of the same year;
and August 17, l969, like Ruth, I said,
“Whither you go, I will go; your people
shall be my people, and your God, my
God.” Till this day, I have not regretted
saying those words.
Our walk took us to the steps of the
James White Library where Morris, 40
years before, attempted to talk with me.
I had just completed my work day in the
James White Library cataloging depart-
ment, and was on my way to the dormi-
tory when I heard footsteps behind me.
Glancing back I saw that he was trying to
catch up to me. I hastened my steps be-
cause I sensed he wanted to talk and I was
not interested in talking to him. Of course,
that changed some months later.
Driving through the village I shared
memories of the times Morris used to take
me to a local eatery where we drank root
beer and ate good stuff. Root beer was my
favorite drink then. As we drove along,
I was unaware that my eight-year-old
grandson, Nikolas, was paying attention to
my conversation. When we arrived at the
hotel, he shocked me with his comments,
“Gramma, I didn’t know that you and
Grampa used to drink beer.” I explained
to him that there are two kinds of beer:
alcoholic and nonalcoholic; what we drank
was root beer, the nonalcoholic kind. “Oh,
I see, I thought you all drank beer,” he
responded with a smile.
As I reflect on AU’s tremendous impact
on my husband’s life and mine, I can’t
help recalling the summer of 1975, when
Andrews University President Richard
Hamill telephoned Morris in Ionia, Mich.,
and invited him to serve as head librarian
at the Adventist Seminary of West Africa
in Nigeria. Reluctantly, he accepted the
call which dramatically changed our future
plans as well as the direction of lives.
Many wonderful changes had occurred
on the AU campus; and wonderful changes
had taken place in my life too! I changed
from a 27-year-old graduate to a 68-year-
old retiree with a wonderful husband of
39 years, three beautiful and intelligent
daughters: Ngozi, Chioma and Akunna;
two handsome grandsons, Nikolas and
Timothy; 33½ years of denominational
service (Morris 43½) including four years
as a missionary at the Adventist Seminary
of West Africa, now Babcock University; a
recent mission service as a Maranatha vol-
unteer in Maputo, Mozambique; 18 pub-
lished articles in five General Conference
Women’s Ministries devotional books and
one in the Southern Tidings, and a book
nearing completion. God has been very
good to me and my entire family. His plans
far exceeded what we ever imagined or
dreamed of. What an awesome God—the
only true God!
I am grateful for cherished memories
and the opportunity to look back from
where He took us in 1968 to where He
has brought us 40 years later. I will always
treasure fond recollections of the beautiful
campus, my teachers, many lasting friend-
ships, and most of all, the place where I
met the love of my life, Morris. To God be
the glory, great things He has done.
Yes, changes come and changes go. They
are inevitable, and we’ve all experienced
them at some point or another. But one
thing we know never changes—God’s
marvelous and unconditional love for
us. He remains the same forever. I look
forward with great anticipation to our final
and greatest change that is soon to come,
when Christ descends the clouds with His
heavenly hosts to take us to live with Him.
We shall be changed in the twinkling of
an eye into the likeness of Jesus, our Savior
and Redeemer. I can hardly wait. No
longer will we have to worry about sin and
sadness, sickness and suffering, no more
arthritis, no more aches and pain, no more
wars, no more foreclosures nor economic
disasters, and no more death. I want to
experience that change. How about you?
Let’s plan to be there for the grandest and
most spectacular homecoming ever! See
you there!
Shirley C. (Howell) Iheanacho (BS ‘68) is enjoying
retirement in Huntsville, Ala.
2 0 0 8 A nnual R eport
President’s Annual Report—2008
Steady Growth
Andrews University has been blessed with steady growth in
enrollment and resources during the past five years. 3,017 students
registered for classes at Andrews in the fall of 2004, 3,087 students
in 2005, 3,195 students in 2006, 3,221 students in 2007, and
3,419 students in 2008. This results in an average annual increase
of 80 additional students and a big jump of nearly 200 this fall
alone. The corresponding growth in revenue over the same period
and especially this year has placed Andrews in a better than average
position to face the current economic upheavals in the world,
however it has not made the university immune to its ravages.
With that in mind, we are monitoring our operations carefully,
working harder with students and parents to put their financial
plans together, guarding against unnecessary expenses, postponing
projects that can wait, and budgeting very conservatively for next
year to be as well positioned as possible to face the unforeseen.
In this connection I wish to thank our alumni and friends for
your support, especially in this time of uncertainty. We cannot
stop educating our students. The future lies in their hands, and
just as our new national leaders are taking actions to stabilize
our national and international economy, we in education must
continue to prepare the next generation to live responsibly, honestly
and faithfully in the world and in the church. Thank you for your
continuing and generous support.
I am also pleased to report that with the growth in enrollment
and resources, the quality of the education we offer has
strengthened. Our new Engineering program has received
professional ABET accreditation; our Architecture program and
its students have enjoyed national recognition, especially through
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the work of its Urban Design Studio; the Physical Therapy
program keeps growing with new classes filled. The Seminary has
more students (nearly 1,000, in fact) than at any other time. The
number and quality of our music students are at an all-time high.
Student-faculty research continues in our science programs and
the behavioral-science disciplines. The Institute of Archaeology
is recognized as the leader in the study of Jordanian antiquities.
The teacher-training program in the School of Education received
the highest score in the state of Michigan this year. New faculty-
research grants have come to archaeology, nutrition, substance
abuse prevention, speech-language pathology and audiology.
Finally, a word about our commitment to meeting the
educational needs of our world church. The Andrews affiliation and
extension programs enroll nearly as many students as on-campus
programs. Graduate studies in business, education, ministry and
leadership are provided in the Americas, Europe, Africa and India
with additional requests coming from China. We attempt to
consider all requests by our church for international educational
service within the constraints of our resources. As a result of these
efforts, Andrews University graduates around 1,000 students
each year and currently the alumni family of Andrews numbers
around 40,000, who serve as committed, competent, Christian
professionals around the world.
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Andrews Partners’ Dinner Recognizes Donors
It was time to say “thank you” as Andrews
University alumni, administration, and fac-
ulty gathered in the Great Lakes Room of
the Terrace Café for the Andrews Partners’
Dinner. The dinner was held on Friday eve-
ning, Sept. 26, and was an occasion of grat-
itude and fellowship. A full room of guests
turned out to an atmosphere accented with
live piano music and were served plentiful
portions of vegetarian cuisine.
President Niels-Erik Andreasen, along
with the Vice President for University
Advancement, David Faehner, took oc-
casion, after guests were finishing their
meal, to honor the “Spirit of Philanthropy”
award recipients. Andreasen noted in his
remarks that the phrase “donor” does not
always offer a complete description of those
who support Andrews. He described those
who contribute gifts to the university in
the light of intimate investors more than
distant donors. He credited their generosity
as something which makes them partners
of Andrews University.
In total, four couples received a “Spirit
of Philanthropy” award, two of whom
were present at the dinner to receive the
honor. In attendance were Alice and
Gary Williams as well as Pat and Knobby
Mauro. Both couples were seated as
guests of honor and dined alongside the
university president.
Alice and Gary Williams were credited
with exemplifying how continuous smaller
scale donations can add up in the long
run and make a big difference. The couple
Left–right: President Andreasen, Gary Williams, Alice Williams and Chris
LeBrun, director of development
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is responsible for almost 200 gifts to the
university, helping to support 22 different
endowed scholarships, departments and
programs on campus. Their contribution
was described as “a pattern of regular
giving in small amounts which over time
have positively impacted the university.”
They were also hailed for having made a
“tremendous impact over time.”
Like the Williams, Knobby and Pat
Mauro were also honored for being
responsible for acts of generosity towards
Andrews University. The Mauros were
described by David Faehner as “friends
to everybody.” They have dedicated 30%
of their personal retirement fund for
philanthropy. They share a great passion
for minority young people and have
provided free room and board to over
80 students. Knobby Mauro previously
served as principal of Andrews Academy
and currently volunteers to clean the
school and serve food there. Pat Mauro is
a retired professor of family studies and
today volunteers by serving food at Ruth
Murdoch Elementary School. The couple
spoke graciously towards the university.
Pat Mauro credited Andrews for shaping
her identity, “I am who I am because of
Andrews University” she said, while Knobby
remarked, “We [Andrews] are headed in the
right direction and the future is before us.”
Donald and Maryanne Clark were not
present to receive the award prepared for
them, yet their openhandedness towards
Andrews was hailed in their absence.
Left–right: President Andreasen, Charles (Knobby) Mauro and Pat Mauro
A N N U A L R E P O R T
The Clarks are not Andrews University
alumni, yet they entrusted Andrews
with the responsibility of educating their
children. Their support of the university
continued even after their children finished
at Andrews. Audrey Castlebono, capital
campaign manager, said of the Clarks,
“their undesignated support of Andrews
continues to be matched corporately, even in
their retirement.” Donald is a former IBM
executive and Maryanne is an educator. The
Clarks were noted as “Spirit of Philanthropy”
award recipients for their annual giving.
Mildred and Allan Buller were
the fourth pair to receive a “Spirit of
Philanthropy” Award. President Andreasen
honored the couple at the President’s
Council meeting held Sunday, Sept. 28.
The Bullers are responsible for a major part
of the funding for Buller Hall, a proposed
new Undergraduate Learning Center. The
complex will be built north of Nethery
Hall—coincidentally the spot where the
couple became engaged. Andreasen said,
“Allan and Mickey Buller are generous
people who over the years have benefitted
their local community in Columbus, Ohio,
their church and Christian education with
their means. But in addition to providing
financial support of many worthy causes,
the Bullers are generous in mind and
heart. They think well of others and bring
encouragement to those they meet. Allan
and Mickey exemplify the true meaning of
philanthropy.”
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Endowed Scholarships
Throughout the 2007–2008 fiscal year, 474 Andrews University
students received a total of $617,907.35 from endowed
scholarships. The number of scholarships has grown over time, and
Andrews now has 326 endowed scholarships.
Such scholarships can be started with any amount, but must
reach $15,000 before activation level is reached. This must be
accomplished within five years of the start date.
New Endowments & Named Scholarship Funds 2007–2008
Drs. Lynn and Deborah Gray Endowed Scholarship Fund
This endowment was established by Drs. Lynn and Deborah
Gray to benefit worthy and deserving minority (the African
Diaspora in the Americas) student(s) enrolled at Andrews
University who is/are pursuing, a career in healthcare.
Alpine Siregar Tambunan and Eva Pinaroc Munar Endowed
Scholarship Fund
This endowment was established by Timbul, Ellen and Rachel
Tambunan to benefit worthy and deserving student(s) enrolled
at Andrews University who is/are enrolled in the clinical labora-
tory science program.
Carol Rhodes-Brummett Endowed Scholarship Fund
This endowment was established by Clarence and Esther
Brummett to benefit worthy and deserving student(s) enrolled
at Andrews University with first preference being given to indi-
viduals who is/are in need of funds for music lessons.
Thomas A. and Eleanor G. Umek Endowed Scholarship Fund
This endowment was established by Eleanor G. Umek to
benefit worthy and deserving student(s) enrolled at Andrews
Academy.
RMES Endowed Scholarship Fund
This endowment was established by Bruce and Marilyn
Christensen and is awarded upon the review and recommenda-
tion of the Ruth Murdoch Elementary School Student Tuition
Aid Committee to assist with the standard tuition expense for
one or more enrolled students: who are at least six years of age
at the beginning of the school term, who have financial need,
are worthy, and who, with their parents, have a sincere desire
for a Christian education.
Chai Hee Wong Endowed Chemistry Research Stipend Fund
This endowment was established by Peter A. Wong and allows
the Faculty of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
to select the recipient with preference given to a student who
desires an enriching experience through an active participation
in a chemistry or biochemistry research project.
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While it is easy to tabulate and measure dollar amounts, total
number of students awarded, and the like, the impact of these
scholarships on the lives of individual students is immeasurable.
Many of them are able to attend Andrews because their financial
burden has been lightened through these generous gifts. If you
would like to know more about endowed scholarships, please
contact the Office of Development at (269) 471-3592.
Crishal Family Endowed Scholarship Fund
This endowment was established by Margaret Crishal to
benefit worthy and deserving student(s) enrolled at Andrews
University who is/are pursuing either Education or Education
Administration as a discipline; has a minimum of a 3.0 GPA; is
an undergraduate or graduate student, preferably female, part
or full time; financial need may be considered.
Judson Klooster Endowment Fund
This endowment was established by Arlene Klooster and
is awarded annually to the Center for Service to Adventist
Graduate Education (SAGE).
Graduate Student Association Endowed Scholarship Fund
This endowment was established by the Andrews University
Graduate Student Association to benefit worthy and deserving
student(s) enrolled at Andrews University who is/are pursuing
a graduate-level degree, engaged in a graduate assistantship in-
cluding research or other comparable scholarly work in areas of
study other than theology (pragmatic areas of ministry should
not be included in the definition “theology”) that relates to
Adventism as a movement.
Class of 1958 Endowed Scholarship Fund
This endowment was established by the Emmanuel Missionary
College Class of 1958 to benefit worthy and deserving
student(s) enrolled at Andrews University who is/are pursuing,
a major in a department of the College of Technology; main-
tains a C+ average in their major and an overall average of C for
all their classes; and is a Seventh-day Adventist.
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Led by the Spirit

Sarah Fowler began life
in the Bronx of New York
City. Sarah’s parents did
not attend college and
supported any movement
towards higher education
and realizing positive life
goals. It was time to make
a big choice after Sarah
graduated from Valley
Central High School, lo-
cated in Montgomery, N.Y.
Her possibilities seemed
promising as she applied
to various public universi-
ties and colleges. However,
there was a desire laid upon
the young scholar’s heart,
the desire to attend a school that promoted
a Christ-centered lifestyle. The Holy Spirit
led her to consider Andrews University.
Although there were
some initial challenges,
Sarah persevered and
applied to Andrews
University, along with many
other public education
options. After she received
several acceptance letters
from nearby institutions,
she had to make a difficult
decision. With admirable
faith and an appetite to
fully explore the prompting
of the Holy Spirit, Sarah
waited for Andrews
Sarah Fowler
University’s response and
was glad to finally receive
her acceptance letter.
Confident in her choice of institution,
Sarah decided to major in both interna-
tional business (with a focus in economics)
and religion. In addition to her academic
pursuits, Sarah works and serves the com-
munity in various capacities. She is a
student assistant in the office of Provost
Heather Knight. In addition, she holds
the following campus positions: assistant
In-Reach chaplain for Campus Ministries,
AUSA senator and Student Advisory
Board member for the School of Business
Administration. She also helps raise money
for Bibles to be donated for use in Kenya.
With other siblings also pursuing higher
education, Sarah is grateful for the support
she has received. “Without this key scholar-
ship I would not be able to attend Andrews
University. Scholarships like the one I
received really assist students in achieving
their goals. I am truly blessed and thankful
to the Dale & Connie Twomley Endowed
Scholarship Fund for helping me reach my
educational and spiritual goals.”

Five-Year Financial Overview

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Endowment Market Value 17,961,748 20,638,186 24,409,317 28,404,018 30,312,888

Giving by Alumni 2,306,928 874,949 2,253,562 1,296,102 2,404,973

Number of Alumni Donors 3,678 3,233 3,031 2,391 3,107

Total Giving 14,622,206 13,578,960 15,502,937 12,238,606 5,657,858

Total Voluntary Support for 2007–2008

Alumni of Andrews University: $2,411,094

Non-alumni Friends of Andrews: $612,899

Biannual Offerings: $101,533

Foundation Support: $73,227

Fundraising Consortia: $31,050

Corporate/Business Contributions: $2,427,734

Total: $5,657,537

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Donor Honor Roll
Andrews University is grateful for the generous financial support offered by the many friends listed on the following pages. It is with a thankful
heart that we corporately acknowledge your partnership and investment in the future leaders of our world.
Italicized names denote 1874 Kathleen E Hartzell
Founder’s Club membership, Virginia E Jensen
which is offered to those Lora G Neumann
giving a cumulative amount of
$10,000 or more. CLASS OF 1943
Elsie L Buck
Janette H Buck
J Ruth Harms
CLASS OF 1931 Andrew P Haynal
Martha L Benjamin
Helen R Hyde
Glenda H Schram
CLASS OF 1932 William L Van Arsdale
Elizabeth L Jackson, deceased
CLASS OF 1944
CLASS OF 1934 Virgil L Bartlett
Lorna E Curry
Norma L Beavon
Marion J Blanco
CLASS OF 1935 Edward R & Lila Bloomquist
Betty R Garber Edwin F Buck
Dorothy S White Bonnie A Byers
Wayne W Byers
CLASS OF 1936 Frank S Damazo
Lillian W Lindegren Frances M Doss
L Maxine Mosher Alice J Fahrbach
Miriam B Virgin Mary F Henderson
Erma L Huffaker
Rosemary R Iles
CLASS OF 1937 Muriel A Jacques
Rolland H Howlett
Ingrid C Johnson
Leona G Running
Robert C & Jean Johnson
Daphne J Odell
CLASS OF 1938 Kenneth S Oster
Nevena L Barclay Floyd L Pichler
Elsbeth G Ferguson Esther C Trummer
Cyril F Futcher Verla C Van Arsdale
Violet P Kendall N Louise Wolcott
Margaret A Schlager
CLASS OF 1945
CLASS OF 1939 Norma L Ashlin
Mildred E Buller
Harold W Beavon
Ruth E Husted
Harold Bohr
Robson S Newbold
Arlene I Friestad
Margaret B Gemmell
CLASS OF 1940 Robert W Merchant
Mercedes D Dyer R Ellen Oblander
Julia F Fox, deceased Dorothy G Oster
Helen I Guth Sibyl E Richards
Paul E Hamel Steven P Vitrano
Majel V Langworthy R Andrew Wolcott
CLASS OF 1941 CLASS OF 1946
Allan R & Mildred Buller Virginia E Eakley
David P Duffie Sadie L Engen
Paul T Jackson Jeanne W Jordan
Lewis R Langworthy Idana E Noel
L Maxine Mosher Betty C Prosser
Noble B Vining Howard A & Margaret Welklin
Dorothy L Womack
CLASS OF 1942 Ailene R Zimmerman
Orren W & Rachel Bacheller
Neva F Davis CLASS OF 1947
Edward N Elmendorf Fred M Beavon
Joann Fox Robert W Cash
Bonnie J Hannah Frank S Damazo
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Glenn F Engen Horace E Walsh Fredrick E Harrison
Fredrick E Harrison Robert C Warner William F Hawkes
Ronald A Hershey Mary A White David E Hodge
Tetsu Hirayama David K Wilburn Charles K LaCount
Mary U Kimura F Donald & Lois Yost Dennis P Litzinger
Sakae Kubo Vivian S Young Donna J Livingston
Beth Lowry Donald C Mann
Roy E Olson CLASS OF 1950 Raymond L Mayor
Ursula L Whiting Thomas S Andersen Arden C Mote
John F Neumann
Marty Anderson
CLASS OF 1948 Paul W Anderson Ibrahim V Pourhadi
A John Anders Clarice R Antor Lester Rasmussen
James A Armantrout Ross Baptist Harry E Rice
Edward R Bloomquist Burgess R Bills M Evelyn Robison
A Ralph Sawvell
Mary J Cherne Lewis B & Della Carson
Geraldine A Fair Richard W Christoph Donald C Schlager
Marilyn V Fivash Eugene R Cowling M Maxine Sears
Florence Y Funai Leora K Day Vivion E Shull
Stuart C Snyder
Paul E Hamel Robert H Day
Pauline M Hiatt Charles F Everest Ardith M Tait
Eugene Hildebrand William F & Irene Farver Royce C Thompson
Betsy T Hirayama L Weldon Fivash Meade C Van Putten
Ruth E Husted Roberta M Foster Kenneth L Vine
Carroll L Jensen Howard A Gustafson P Joan Wildman
Robert C Johnson Arthur E Harms Naomi Zalabak
Charles W & Patricia Mauro Alvin J Hess
Everett D Smith H Ward Hill CLASS OF 1952
Florence F Tamanaha Donald C Hunt Thor C Bakland
Shirley O Thiel Paul A Johnson, deceased I B Burton
Julian P Ulloth Marilyn J Jorgensen Ruth E Christiansen
William L Van Arsdale Marilyn J Kempton Marguerite A Dixon
Betty C Weakley Walter C Lacks Lorraine M Drew
Harold M Leffler Harvey A & Eleanor Elder
CLASS OF 1949 Lennart O Olson Wayne A Fleming
Marilyn M Beach George K Peck Genevieve R Goosey
Hazel B Beck Allan W Perry Mary L Herr
George N Benson Leland S Pritchard Esther B Jones
Thomas L Brown Donald E Prosser Thomas J Kempton
Lawrence J Pumford Ruth Kloosterhuis
Bruce V Christensen
Mabel F Cowling Arthur Richards Thelma J Knutson
Alice J Fahrbach Marguerite S Ross Theodore L Massey
Evelyn M Faurote> Lawrence R Show Richard K Powell
Dwain L Ford Marjorie A Snyder Herbert W Pritchard
Arnold R Friedrich Kenneth L Vine Elaine A Thompson
Wyman S Wager Naomi A Weidner
Eugene Hildebrand
E Annabelle Hough Horace E Walsh Durward B Wildman
Esther G Kerr Vera J Woods Robert D Williams
Thomas C Kessler
Tatsuo Kimura CLASS OF 1951 CLASS OF 1953
Douglas D Kraner Cedric A Allen Clifton S Allen
Joyce R Lattu Marvin B Anderson James L Anderson
Mary D Momb Alyce J Bakland Dalton D Baldwin
Esther L Nelsen E Louise Bender Evelyn J Cherry
Robert W Olson Thelma L Burton Michael Chiomenti
Neville E Ottley Dorothy E Cress, deceased Elwyn L Christensen
Carol T Pontynen Kenneth E Dunn Anthony T DeFranco
Richard H Rasmussen John P Erhard Verne W Ferris
Hugh M Riley Donald C Fahrbach Barbara J Foster
Barbara A Ross Martin M Fishell Catherine H Gordon
Samuel S Rutan William L Fitch Harold J Greanya
Earl H Seaman Barbara J Fleming J Neil Hadley
Everett D Smith John E Goley Robert L Hammond
Reger C Smith Harold M Grundset Edward W Higgins
Forrest K Sykes Warren G Hamel Robert J Kinney
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Robert E Knutson Norman Goodwin Jack J Blanco S Charles Knapp CLASS OF 1960
Delmar F Lovejoy Raymond D Hamstra Ivan T Blazen Donald Knepel Russell R Adams
William A Loveless Florence A Jerome Helen E Burks David F Kuebler Ina M Barton
Herbert J Michals Robert M Johnston Patricia A Calkins Marvin R LaCourt Ruth G Calkins
Bernyl G Mohr James M & Averille Kaatz Ruth G Calkins Elayne Laabs Louis Canosa
C Glenn Nichols Ruth H Kaiser Sandra L Camp Larry M Lewis Carole J Colburn
Neville E Ottley George R Kempton Hugo W Christiansen Fern V Losie Edward M Collins
Carol J Rasmussen Sakae Kubo William R Clegg Duane E Marietta Gregory J Constantine
Lawrence J Rice Catherine J Lang Titus Richard L Cook Lucille R Mathewson Wanda G Davis
Edward J Sheldon Bernard R Marsh Clyde L Davis Daniel G Matthews Joe H Engelkemier
Frederick R Stephan Lester Medford W Duane Dodd M Kathryn Mork Cheryl Erlandson
Phylis A Tacket Konrad F Mueller Herbert E Douglass Robert A Murray Virgil Erlandson
Donald E Van Duinen Johannes G Nikkels Lois A Gilbert Arthur D Myers Lois A Gilbert
Evelyn M VandeVere Jessie A Oliver Norman Goodwin Edward M Norton Arthur Hallock
Donald A & Joyce Webster Albert R Parker Timothy S Greaves Janice K Parker Greta V Hines
G Louise Weimer Leona G Running Richard H Gutsche Eve M Parkhurst E Lenore Hodges
Joan L Wilson Clinton L Shankel Donald R Halenz Duane R Peterson A Rae C Holman
Donald B Spaulding George S Haley Beverly Y Pottle Lowell V Jordan
CLASS OF 1954 Virgil Tacket Sally A Hasselbrack Balbino M Rabanal Carol I Kober
Ernest E Anger S Reid Tait Theodore R Hatcher Donald H Rhoads & Jean L Ralph J La Fave
Willard D Beaman Bernice M Taylor Lance T Hodges Schlunt Joan C Lee
Douglas L Benson Jeanne F Upton Clifford V Hoffman Harry K Show William McCourtie
Dorothy E Bradford J D Westfall Bruce J Johnston Marley H Soper Rosalyn D Nash
Gordon L Burton Nancy J Whitens Stephen B Kantner Thomas A Stafford Kenneth S Oster
Glen M Carley Kenneth A Wilkinson James I & Beverly Morton Russell L Staples C Jim Owens
Roy C Churchill Audrey E Williams Konrad F Mueller G Ralph Thompson Judy S Patterson
Roger C Cook Robert A Wonderly Merlynd K Nestell Charles R Trubey Lavonne S Peak
Daniel L Cotton W Bruce Zimmerman Duane R Peterson Leo R Van Dolson Earl T Prest
Paul F Cress David G Rand D Louis Venden Balbino M Rabanal
Ruth F Davis CLASS OF 1956 Richard G Schell Steven P Vitrano William E & Sandra
Arnold R Friedrich Richard L Applegate, deceased Richard H Shepard Donald M Winger Richardson
Harold E Green Anita J Ashton Albert D Smouse Reginald Yeo David L Russell
Robert R Greve Dalton D Baldwin Elton H & Rheeta Stecker James S Russell, deceased
Charlotte V Groff Erich C Bekowies Donald E Swensen CLASS OF 1959 Esther M Sias
Herald A & Donna Habenicht Robert L Bolander Maxine J Taylor A John Anders Gary D Strunk
Roland R Hegstad Esther N Brummett Walter C Thompson Orley M Berg Donald E Swensen
Edward W Higgins Barbara J Byrd Lee Roy Tripp Terrell M Bond Sharlene Tessler
Walter L Hunt Daniel L Cotton S D Waterhouse Donald R Borg Gordon S Travis
Frederic K Hyde H Carl Currie Clarence R Williams Ralph L Burlingame John A Westerberg
Alvin R Klein Herbert E Douglass Everet W & Jo An Witzel Roger W Coon Win A Wheeler
Robert J Kloosterhuis Lyle G Euler Ralph C Workman James E Curry Thomas K Williams
Frank H Lang Roland P Freeman C Duane Zimmerman Forrest P Davis R Andrew Wolcott
LaVern Link William A Geary Roger L Dudley Phyllis R Wrate
Morris C Lowry J Paul Grove CLASS OF 1958 Clarence U Dunbebin
Joaquin P Matar James E Grove Sydney E Allen Virginia E Eakley CLASS OF 1961
Marceil L Moore Norman R Gulley Robert T Andrews William G Foster Marjorie E Allen
Esther Ottley William H Hessel Edith J Applegate Gordon A Frase Dale L Anderson
Albert R Parker Deryl R Hoyt Jack J Blanco Forest E Halvorsen Ralph M Anderson
Joseph H Rasmussen V Ann Hoyt Ivan T Blazen Kendall E Hill Stanley J Applegate
Georgia M Schellas Frances M Johnson Donald F Bostian Robert G Kuhns Ronald Atkinson
Jerald B Schilling Barbara E Keyes Elizabeth K Brantley Jan W Kuzma Duane A Barnett
Frances L Schleicher Charles K & Ruth LaCount Carroll V Brauer Barbara A LaCourt David M Bee
Ardith M Tait Wanda L Lowry Harold O Burden Louis E Merkel Jack E Blume
Roger C Van Arsdell Wesley E McNeal Harold T Burr, deceased Don L Mulvihill James T Bradfield
Edward F Willett Robert W Olson Gordon L Byrd John L Nerness George W Brown
Frederick G Schaller Genevieve S Clark Edward M Norton James A Bruce
CLASS OF 1955 Lois J Schell Donald A Copsey Darrel G Opicka Lawrence R Brunke
Kenneth H Ackerman Harriet L Shimmin Douglas W Cross Delio V Pascual John D Christenson
Edith M Ashlock Beverly J Soper Chester H Damron Donald R Pierson Wayne D Clark
Harold W Beavon Russell L Staples Larry L Davis David G Rand Larry R Colburn
Carl I Berg Minerva E Straman James R Dodd David M Reeves Ruth A Cottrell
LeVerne Bissell Ralph R Trecartin Bruce J Fox William E Richardson Howard W Drew
Robert L Bolander James A Washington Virgil T Fryling Bruce A Ronk Celia V Dunning
Jerome L Bray Fay P Welter Berneice M Garnsey Hovik A Sarrafian Vera W Emrick
Joyce D Brown James E Yoder Duane E Grimstad William G Seth Gordon F Evans
Alma R Bylsma Myrtle D de Carmo Norman R Gulley Nathan L Sims William F Farver
Jerry R Coyle Carl L Hartman Raymond O Swensen Howard Flynn
Philip W Dunham CLASS OF 1957 Robert Hasselbrack Ronald B Vallieres Yvonne F Foster
Mary F Dunn Jean M Anderson Clifford V Hoffman Duane F Wardecke Lyndon G Furst
Luz M Earp James A Armantrout J Fred Hughes Thomas K Williams Norman L Graham
Doris J Eaton David H Bauer Kenneth W Hutchins Ralph C Workman Carol L Grannan
James A Gooch Betty J Benson David E Kinney James W Zackrison Harold N Grosboll

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J Paul Grove William E Jamerson Barbara M Myers David P Mummert Beverly A Smith
Jeanne M Halama Sandra E Jaster C E Nicholl Floyd M Murdoch Richard O Stenbakken
E Clifford Herrmann L Dolly Johnson Darrell A Nicola Beverly J Phillips Kenneth R Stringer
William H Hessel Bruce J Johnston Carol M Nieman Nevin A Rice Leo R Van Dolson
C Lee Huff Donna E Kanna James J North Lawrence E Schalk Betty L Westmaas
Andre V Jubert Paul Kantor Leroy W Patterson Charlene A Starlin Robert J Wieland
William J Keith Henry A & Patricia Kuhlman Benjamin F Plumb Richard O Stenbakken Donald E Wright
C Burton Keppler, deceased Robert C Kurzynske W Larry Richards Frederick R Stephan Alex Yarema
Jake Knight Loretta M Laing Raymond D Roberts James R Stephan
Ursula J Konegen Edward D Latonn Clyde L Roggenkamp T David Taylor CLASS OF 1966
Alfred G Kromminga Willie J Lewis Kermise E Rowe Bob G Tetz Niels-Erik A Andreasen
Philip A Lewis David D Loge' Ruth I Satelmajer Merle A Tyler Anita J Ashton
Murray H Lofthouse Lavonne D Lounsberry Bernice M Taylor Ellen D Welch John T Baldwin
Laura A Long J Ken Marsh Douglas C Wartzok Clarence R Williams Eugene A Blackman
Richard L McCluskey E Virginia Meseraull Wanda V Watson Sylvia L Williams George H Blumenschein
W James & Elaine McGee Carolyn B Millard Kirsten A Weber Steven A Willsey Harold Bohr
John J Mendel Ardyce V Moravetz Myron F & Renate Wehtje Virginia D Wilson Gordon A Booth
Frederick D Meseraull Carol L Murray Leland H Zollinger Dalores L Winget Barbara L Bort
Larry J Milliken Arthur D Myers Marilyn R Winters Genevieve C Bothe
Marvin L Moore Sandra A Negley CLASS OF 1964 Ramona E Wisthoff Roland R Bruntz
Mary E Mooy Ralph D Peterson David W Allen Herbert O Wrate Thomas D & Caroll Burns
William L Murrill David J Prest Rosalie A Allison James Y Yong Sandra L Camp
Bryce F Newell LaVern A Rice Charlotte N Anderson Leo H Christensen
John C Palmer Allan W Robertson Henrietta I Arvidson CLASS OF 1965 Ralph M Coupland
David M Parks Bruce A Ronk Leila M Ashton Douglas Anderson Haysmer E Cox
Murvin E Pelto Lois B Rowe Belinda B Bader Niels-Erik A Andreasen Robert L Crounse
Horace C Peterson Charles H & Janet Schlunt John T Baldwin Joan D Banks Jon L Dybdahl
Leo J Poirier Noel H Shanko Dixie L Barber-Wong Harry J Bennett David B Ekkens
Helen K Roberts Wilmer R & Janet Snyder Jerry D Beem T P Bonney William T Esham
John P Russo Minerva E Straman Lester L Bennett Grace S Carlos Mumtaz A Fargo
O Kenneth Scheller Izella P Stuivenga LeVerne Bissell Wilton E Clarke Garth E Fisher
James H Segar Carol A Sumner Robert W Boggess Duane M Corwin Ronald M Flowers
Keith M Sevener Leonard J Tessier Peter N Bragg Rudolph H Dolinsky Ronald L Forrester
Lewis A Shipowick Frederick G Thomas Sharon J Brunnabend Robert Donesky William E Garber
Berthold H Stickle G Ralph Thompson Edwin F & Elsie Buck Richard C Dower Roy T Gee
David L Taylor Jamie Trefz Russell C Burrill Sharon A Ekkens Farrell L Gilliland
J Benton Taylor Myron F Wehtje Duane D Carlson Gordon F Evans F Estella Greig
Dale E Twomley Burton P Wendell Caroline A Cook Sylvia M Fagal G Herman Guy
Lyle N Versteeg Violet V Wentland Stanley W Cottrell Robert H Fancher Glen H Hamel
Marvin S Ward Evaline E West William J Crosby Verne W Ferris Dallas T Harding
Robert G Wearner John B Youngberg Cecil L Derringer Peter Fritz Stuart C Harrison
Win A Wheeler Atilio R Dupertuis Carol S Fuller Charles L Hart
Arnold N White CLASS OF 1963 Richard D Fearing Lyndon G Furst Dale V Heller
Robert A Wilkins David W Allen Duane F Ferguson Lawrence T & Gillian Geraty William H Hessel
Donald E Wilkinson Clinton J Anderson Alice R Framil Farrell L Gilliland Melva D Hicks
Steven A Willsey Howard F Bankes A Josef Greig Charlotte V Groff Delbert H Hodder
Herbert O Wrate Georgia A Bronson Harold N & Anne Grosboll Hagop Y Hagopian Minoru Inada
Watson L Chin Carol B Guild Stuart C Harrison Antoine G Jabbour
CLASS OF 1962 Dick E Dale Hagop Y Hagopian Frederick L Herzel Jasmine E Jacob
James L Anderson Trevor J Delafield William R Harbour Darrell H Hicks Sherman L Jefferson
Shigenobu Arakaki David J Dobias Stuart C Harrison A Rae C Holman William G Johnsson
Warren S Ashworth Virginia E Eakley Gordon T Hewlett Narasimiah P Jacob Robert M Johnston
Bruce O Babienco Linda L Fattic Harold R Hiday John R & Patricia Jones James R Kilmer
Ivan T Blazen Betty R Garber James R Hoffer James R Kilmer Aileen K King
Donald T Bunker Lawrence T Geraty Edward R Igler Norman D Kinney George R Knight
Wilbur A Burton A Josef Greig Donald C Johnson Robert J Kloosterhuis Delwyn L Knowlton
Patricia L Clanton Pauline M Hiatt Melvin G Johnson Olav M LaBianca Hatsumi S Kubo
Wendell J Cole James H Hudgins John R Jones Philip L Lane George H Kuzma
Beverly J Corkum Arnold R & Sharon Hudson Jeanne W Jordan Larry M Lewis Joyce A Marsh
Charles A & Jane Cutting Calvin E Huset Ruth H Kaiser Gordon R Mattison Norman L Martin
Patmah E Davis Herman J Johnson Margaret I Kearnes Jeanan A McConnell Leo A Mathewson
Arlene L Dennison Stephen B Kantner Gerald N Kovalski Michael J McInerney Gordon R Mattison
David J Dobias Karl Konrad Olav M LaBianca James D McKee Mary A McNeilus
Don J Donesky Cecil L Lemon Darayl D Larsen Cheryle L Morrison John J Mendel
David W Ellis Fern V Losie Calvin C Layton Patricia B Mutch Patricia J Morrison
Dean E Flint Patricia A Mauro W Richard Lesher Frederick J Myers Ingrid D Mueller
Charles W Foote Warner M McClure David V Lounsberry Ellen G Newcomb G William Mutch
Darrow A Foster Lawrence L McNitt Myrna I McClain David I Okamura Clifford L Nestell
Charles J Griffin Georgene Minesinger Dean O McDaniel Douglas M Pond Clyde E Ondrizek
Greta V Hines Emil D & Ruth Moldrik Lyndon K McDowell Peter J Prime Dorothy G Oster
C Lee Huff Norman G Moll E Virginia Meseraull Darold J & Carol Retzer Janice K Parker
Barbara J Jacobson Floyd M Murdoch Donald J & Juanita Mikkelson Penny S Shell Earl C Pate

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C Lloyd Penrod Dean M Jewett Oliver L Johnston Cecil L Derringer Eric D Anderson
Mary E Pittman Warren H Johns Richard B Jordan Paull E Dixon Benjamin Baker
James R Pollard Donald L Johnson Joanne G Keiser Paul A Down Carla B Baker
Barbara J Randall Patricia J Karp Lew G Kolbo Devairakkam L Ebenezer James M Barbour
Bill D Reeves Margaret I Kearnes V Eric Kotter Robert W Engstrom Frederick R Benton
Darold J Retzer Jack W King Richard P Lamon Gary O Fordham Bonnie J Beres
Linet M Riley George R Knight Barbara J Lee Roger L Gardner Janet C Bermingham
Hovik A Sarrafian H J Koehn Albert E Liersch Donna L Gatz Darold F & Barbara Bigger
Margaret A Schlager Alice C Lankford H Maynard Lowry Margaret B Gemmell Brent A Bills
Samuel D Schmidt Peggy B Lian Frieda J Mattson Charles D Griffin Nancy L Boothby
Nancy J Schwartz J Lynn Martell Duane C McBride Gary D Grimes Yvonne M Calkins
Carolyn J Shell Naim B Mashni James I & Margaret McNeill Albin H Grohar John M Cardoso
Dorothy J Show Edward D Motschiedler Dewey A Murdick George L Grow William E Cavanaugh
Donald D Siewert Sandra A Negley R Elaine Myers Edward D Herndon Jacci S Christopher
James D Simpson Bryce F Newell Roy B Nabors William H Hicks Pek S Chu
Richard C Sowler Michael L Nickless Peter & Virginia Nachreiner Edward W Higgins Donald W Corkum
H John Steffen Sharon S Overton Michael L Nickless Claude C Hines Charles C Crider
Gary D Strunk Marcel E Pichot Echo R Olson Jeannette R Hodge JoAnn Davidson
Bonita J Thomas Glenn G Poole Kenneth S Oster Theodore R Holford Robert D Deforest
Alden L Thompson Kenneth L & Linet Riley Stephen O & Rose Paden John Holstein Darwin M Dickerson
Elaine A Trumbo-Roberts E Arthur Robertson Darlene P Puymon Carol A Husted Albert G Dittes
Virginia C Tubbs Samuel D Schmidt Richard J Quast Frederick W Irish William A Fagal
D Louis Venden Kimber L Schneider W Larry Richards Bruce E Ivey William G Foster
Merle J Whitney Carlos A Schwantes Juanita H Ritland Warren H Johns James E Garber
Charles W Williams Richard L Scott Donna L Rosema Esther B Jones James R Gatling
Richard T Williams C Marianne M Scriven Duane L Roush William J Keith Annetta M Gibson
Herschel D Wilson Richard D Show Nikolaus Satelmajer John G Keyes Compton S Girdharry
James Y & Lily Yong Dan M Shultz Samuel D & Olga Schmidt Eloise A Kneller Richard G & Sheridan Hannon
Warren R Zork Brenda L Sommer Charles W & C Marianne Arlo A Krueger William R Harbour
Delbert C Sumner Scriven N Averil Kurtz Douglas E Harris
CLASS OF 1967 Alden L Thompson Keith L Seidenstricker Frank R Kurzynske Edward D Herndon
Imogene A Akers Virginia C Tubbs Donnell L Smith Frieda H Lee-Blanchard Gary J & Irene Herr
Vernon L Alger Cynthia C Vest William D Smith Jane F Lewallen Bonnie J Hicks
Joanne L Andersson Nancy J Vyhmeister Gaylon J Stevenson Marvin G Lowman Jeannette R Hodge
Orren W Bacheller Kingsley P Whitsett Shirley E Stiles Pittman Billie C Martin Maryellen Holford
Allen N Beardsley Oliver K Wilson Kenneth O Swanson James R Massena Norman C Illsley
Eugene A Blackman Norman A Yeager Anthony R Tauro Beverly P Mattocks Everett H Jackson
Marvin H & Barbara Bort Elizabeth Young Gabe H Taylor Robert M Mead Gordon E Johns
Alice E Brantley Maxine K Young Royce C Thompson David E Meyer Norman E Johnson
Marion A Clarke Charles H Tidwell Daryl L Meyers Gerald D Karst
Thomas L Codington CLASS OF 1968 José E Vega Kathleen A Mitchell Myrene F Kartik
William L Coolidge Sallie J Alger Werner K Vyhmeister August J Monge Anoosh Keshishzade
Peter Cooper Marc J Beaven John H & Lilya Wagner Marvin L Moore Robert B Kessler
Rockne W Dahl Edwin C Beck Lynne C Waihee David L Morris Robert L King
Chester H Damron Gordon G Bietz Robert G Wearner Frederick A Nudd Donald A Klinger
Trevor J Delafield Bruce E Boyer Kay F White James L Olson Hatsumi S Kubo
Marilyn L Delinger Larry L & Linda Caviness Robert T Willsey Beverly J Phillips Luane S Logan
Mary A Detweiler Robert Chism Carolyn M Wilson Lawrence J Pitcher Constance R Lorenz
Joseph W Dick E Stanton Clark Dalores L Winget Leslie H Pitton John R Martin
Jon L Dybdahl John E Clarke Joyce F Yeager Raymond J Plummer James R McConnell
Elly H Economou Janice E Cobb Vera J Yukl G Edward Reid Michael J McInerney
Gary R Erhard James W Coleman Richard M Rideout Aaron F Moon
Marilyn A Fargo Douglas O Cooper CLASS OF 1969 Zack Saliba Jane S Morrison
William D Fisher Gladys B Crider Toni E Armando Olga H Schmidt Jeewaratnam Y Moses
William L Fitch Adolph R Diamond Warren S Ashworth Karen S Simpson William G Murdoch
Myrtle M Fitzgerald Dao N Down G Robert Bainbridge Dale F Sinnett Judith R Nelson
Gary O Fordham Karen R Drechsel Linda L Banks Anita A Smith Paul N Oelschlager
Ronald A Francis Verland V Erntson Bruce L & Linda Bauer John P Stafford G Carol Perciach
Stuart J Freeman Raymond F Etheridge George H Blumenschein Donald H Stewart Leilani R Pitcher
Kurt K Ganter Laural S Ewalt Minnie G Boyer Halvard B Thomsen Sharon A Plummer
Albin H Grohar Linda L Fattic Leona R Brooks Frank A Tochterman Roy E Puymon
Gordon P Guild Ronald M & Karen Flowers Frederick B Brown Donald E Troyer Mark B & Lydie Regazzi
William L Guth Virgil T Fryling Gordon E Bullock George F Ulloa Dorothy M Richards
Gideon A Haas Lynn E Gatz Harold O Burden Thomas E & Mary Verhelle William E Richardson
Richard G Habenicht Paul G Gibson George R Burgdorff Robert H Willauer Angel M Rodriguez
Gerald G Haeger Linda K Grow Hugh J Caggiano Alice C Williams John M Roosenberg
Glen H Hamel Cherry B Habenicht Bonnie D Carley Rhoda J Wills Carole A Sannes
Lottie M Harris Gayle M Haeger Jacqueline C Castelbuono Elvina G Wolcott Laura M Sauer
Edwin Hill John L Indermuehle Kenneth W Cobb Kathryn A Shaw
David E Hodge Janet S Ivey Marjorie E Cole CLASS OF 1970 Jon A Shell
Howard Homenchuk Narasimiah P Jacob Lowell C Cooper Rosalie A Allison Erling B Snorrason
Sherman L Jefferson Loretta B Johns P Gerard Damsteegt Alan D Anderson John M Stephenson
Berthold H Stickle

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Donna J Stretter Steffen A Moller Carolyn J Howson Clarence Baptiste Mark J & Pamela Wilburn
Donn S Swartz Phyllis C Morales Hubert Hubin Darlene S Barnhurst Ted N Wilson
Nancy A Troyer Gail E Morris O John Hughson Becky M Barts Gary T Wuchenich
Martha A Turner M Jean Murdoch Carlos A Irizarry Mary K Becker
Allie T Valentine Ralph E & Beatrice Neall Ruby J Jackson Skip Bell CLASS OF 1974
John D Waihee Terrance T Nennich Donald O Jensen Rolf Belz Carol Allen
Darla M Waln James D & Maria Newbold Ralph B Juriansz Harold Bohr Craig L & Marquelle Anderson
Deane L Wolcott Ronald R Ninala Kenneth A Kirkham James B Brenneman Benjamin Baker
Ernest N Yap Harold A Oetman Laren R Kurtz Ricky A Briggs Woodrow W Baker
Norman A Yeager David D & Judy Osborne N Averil Kurtz Dorothy J Buckman Dennis G Barts
J P Zollbrecht Dorothy G Oster Alice C Lankford Daniel C Bundy Richard L Bender
Linda K Peabody Benjamin E Leach Richard M Cadavero Patricia J Benton
CLASS OF 1971 Daniel M Peters Linda J Lundberg Bruce N Cameron Walter E Bermeo
Shigenobu Arakaki Rene Quispe Linda J Mack Wanda L Cantrell Margaret J Cameron
Judith A Arth Karen A Rhodes James L Mann Deborah L Carlson Marilyn L Castelbuono
Robert A Barnhurst Carmelita V Richardson Richard C Mannell Suk W Chung V Sonia Castillo-Frehn
Roy A Benton Stanley E Rittenhouse James K & Barbara Martz John I Collins Dayton C Chong
James J Bermingham Charles C Sandefur Antoine Maycock Sharon E Collins Beverly J Cobb
John F Boothby Nikolaus Satelmajer Norman L McBride Alvin L Davis Deborah L Davis
David D Buckman Lawrence E Schalk Douglass M McKinney Judith I Doty G Michael Deeb
Paul R Caggiano Cherilyn J Smith C Arthur McLarty Helene J Evans-Helling Robert D Deforest
Roy R Carley Katherine B Smith Janet M McQuistan Brenda K Flemmer Patricia A Dickerson
Egerton W Carnegie Erling B Snorrason Carol J Meert Preston W Fletcher Linda J DuBose
Thomas N Chittick Pia A Soule Kathleen A Mitchell H Irene Grohar Atilio R Dupertuis
Dayton C Chong Kenneth B Stout O Evelyn Moon John A Gruzensky Zelma B Edwards
Gary R Councell Ronald G Stretter Patrick B Morrison Richard W Haas Kelly G Eick
Virginia A Crounse Kenneth O Swanson Darrell D Munroe Stanley G & Angela Hardt Milton E Fish
Drucinda L Cwodzinski Thomas P Thompson Loralee F Nennich Peter J Haynal Carol E Fisk-Owais
Richard M Davidson Lila M Tidwell Kit-Ying Ng Douglas E Holford Janette F Gann
Ruth E Deforest Peter M Van Bemmelen Roy D Nichols James R & Donna Jeffery Delia H Graham
Dianne K Dickerson Kathleen C Walter-Martin James R Nix Frank L Jones H Irene Grohar
Martha M Donesky James W Walters Garry F Nudd Donald A Klinger Donna J Habenicht
Nadine A Dower Gary S Waterhouse Aubrey C Osmond Joyce E Krantz Jan C & Marcia Haluska
Donald W Dronen Donald W Weaver Eurydice V Osterman Harold E & Sanda Krull Jenene E Hardy
Anna M Dunbebin Ellen D Welch Cameron E Parrish Sunimal J Kulasekere Douglas J Hay
David B Ekkens Bonnie J Wilbur Peter O Peabody Leonard O Lewis Marla J Haynes
Robert H Farley Robert L Willis Ellen B Perkins Steven D Mauro Kathryn W Heilig
Loren L Fenton Danielle E Wuchenich Galen E & Rita Pusey Benjamin G McArthur Candace K Hess
Howard Flynn John B Youngberg Gary E Randolph Janet M McQuistan Lillian C Holstein
Pamela C Gatling Mariellen R Reiber Wayne A Nazarenus Ronald H Holt
Stephen A Gatz CLASS OF 1972 C Murray Robinson Ivan T Nelson Carol J Hooker
Lynn S Gray Janet D Aldea Bonnie L Rowland Carol M Nieman Patricia J Karp
Soneeta L Grogan Hazel A Allen David G Saliba Donna M Nudd Darlene E Kelley
Jocelyn E Gunnarsson Loretta J Anderson David C Smith Kenneth W Osborn Kenneth W Ketola
Karen R Hamlin Nancy J Anderson Gordon R Smith Charlotte M Osterman Dennis J Kiley
Theresa A Henriques Ann I Atkins Jeanette A Snorrason Jerry N Page Arnt E & Donna Krogstad
Willietta F Hufana John C & Patricia Banks Annette M Soper Ali A Pakfetrat Henry H Lamberton
Helen R Hyde Eliezer G Benavides Estelle C Stehman Robert G Peck Daniel R Lindow
Nancy A Inquilla David C Bostrom Ottis B Strother Paul E Penno Fred M Manchur
Jerald W Jones Marvin E Budd Terry C Sudlow Ardis C Peterson Wilfredo R Martir
Myrene F Kartik Stephen L & Mary Burlingame Carol A Sumner Arthur L Peterson Douglas C Matacio
Linda K Klinger J Fred Calkins Helen M Susens Michael A Presney Beverly A McDonald
H J Koehn Donald E Casebolt Dennis D Tidwell Gregory R Prout Gail D McKenzie
Laren R Kurtz Jacqueline C Castelbuono Sue A Viar Jerry C Prouty Szabolcs I Mera
Oystein S LaBianca James D Chase Robert Villanueva Reed A Qualley Jerry A Moon
Sharon M Leach Stephen G Chinn Robert G Wearner Kenneth E & Carol Rasmussen Ronald A Neumann
Yvonne J Lev Thomas N Chittick Carolyn L Wieder Mark B Regazzi Paul W Perkins
Sharon M Lewis Cleveland C Cleary Richard L Wilkin Sandra K Reiber Sandra L Peterson
Jeffrey Long Ralph M Coupland James R & Muriel Wilson Gordon W Rhodes Mary L Potter
William A & Linda MacCarty Earlene E Currier Ramona E Wisthoff Duane L Roush Kenneth E Rasmussen
Linda J Mack George R Daniel John D Wuchenich Arlene M Saliba Timothy C Rosenboom
Karen R Mann Stan M Detweiler Ernest N Yap Maureen M Schaber Haresh Sabnani
Manoucher Manoucheri Adolph R Diamond Charles H & Joyce Young Louise E Schneider Roma J Sanders
Joyce A Marsh David A Faehner Elizabeth Young Kenneth E & Christine Joseph G Saufl
Wilfredo R Martir John E Franke Charles H & Joyce Young Simpson R Dean Snow
Marvin L Martsching Orpha R Fritz Lis D Soule Alfred A Stagg
Douglas C Matacio Lynn E & Donna Gatz CLASS OF 1973 Allen Sovory Brian E Strayer
Patricia A Mauro Deborah L Gray John W Allen Daniel J Stepp Donn S Swartz
David F McDowall Thelda V Greaves Donella R Andersen David N Susens Marvin E Taylor
Alan L McFadden Cherry B Habenicht Leonard E Atkins, deceased Edwin J Vitrano Brenda J Thorpe
Margaret McFarland Ronald D & Christine Herr L Arlene Bailey Alfred G Walker Max C & Linnea Torkelsen
Thomas N Millhoff Calvin R Hill Benjamin Baker Kathleen C Walter-Martin David C Trott
Daniel E Wenberg

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Sandra A Umek Cynthia J Peterson Charles A Land Rebecca J Hearn Daniel E Augsburger
Peggy S Walker Clarence T Province Gayle A Land Angel M Hernandez Gyl E Bateman
Rebekah M Wang Cheng Nicholas E Reiber Steven H & Heather Lee Magaly R Hernandez Walter E Bermeo
Sharlyn G Wenberg Carol A Rideout Larry D Mays Stanley D Hickerson Larry D Blackmer
Donald E Wilkinson Ulena B Robinson C Arthur McLarty Jacquelyn S Hilderbrandt H Dean Boward
Rhoda J Wills Barbara J Roy Gene C Milton Becky S Holt David M Burley
Jeffrey N Wolff Marvin L Rucker M Louise Moon David A Hooker Irwin B Burton
John D Wuchenich Laura M Sauer Jeewaratnam Y Moses Daniel F Houghton Cheerie L Capman
Judith M Zager-Foose Debbie J Schultz John R & Judith Nay Barbara K Johns Clyde P Cassimy
Daniel H Zinke Carol J Sellards Sandra A Negley Dalene D Johnson Audrey C Castelbuono
Clinton L Shankel Beverly D Olson Noelene T Johnsson Steven A Charbonneau
CLASS OF 1975 Joetta M Simpson Jerry N Page Madeline S Johnston Roy A Clark
Kent A Anderson Gordon R Smith John C Palmer Meredith J Jones Gray Cary D Costello
Cordelia M Andrews Robert T Smith Jonathan K Paulien Mervyn R Joseph Trevor J Delafield
Ramon C Araujo Joan P Stafford Raymond J Plummer Ivan C Juhl Dorenda K Dodge
Wilma M Atkinson, deceased Mark A Umek Clarence T Province Carolyn S Kearbey Curtis A Dolinsky
Rudolph D Bailey Alfred G Walker John M Ratzlaff Hugo A Kennedy Jacques B & Lilianne Doukhan
Charlene A Bainum Jeanie L Weaver Suzanne G Renton David H & Joan Lamp Michael H Eastman
Beryl Baptiste Melody S Wheeler Margery L Rich Robert A Lawson Paul G Elliott
Clarence Baptiste Timothy P Wieder Dorothy M Richards Melchor R Liwag Julie L Ganske
Robert L Barker Rupert W Young David G Saliba Timothy R Martin Garey E Gantz
Bruce L Bauer Keith Zitta Trudy D Sirany Timothy P Matacio Emilio Garcia-Marenko
Marilyn J Bauer David E Smith Beverly J Matiko Loreen C Haag
James E & Katherine Baugher CLASS OF 1976 Barbara A Strutt Kenneth L Mayberry Cynthia K Hall
Starr S Bender Clinton J Anderson Donald E Troyer Cindy S Merz Jacqueline K Ham
Terry L Bitters Alf Andvik E Fran Wilkins Jan I Michaelis Joanne M Hayman
Sylvia M Budd Brenda K Benggon Maisie L Willie Martha R Miller Kathy J Hill
Jon M Butler Gordon G Bietz Elizabeth A Wilson David J Moll Gloria A Hippler
Louis Collins Warren J Blanck Frederick M Woolley Shirley A Mulkern Clive W Holland
May-Ellen M Colon Cheryl J Brandt Kenneth R Wright Jean A Nelson Elwyn C Hyde
Debra J Corn Michael B Brownfield Rupert W Young Ole C Olesen Royson N James
Dale E Creech Roy R Carley David B Zima Teresa J Patterson Roger G Johnson
Hilman W Culp Janet M Chase Gerhard Pfandl Carl S Johnston
David A Dassenko Lee T Chee CLASS OF 1977 Peter J Prime Elva A Jones
Alvin L Davis Gaspar F Colon Robert T Andrews Gregory D Reiber Frank L Jones
Sheri A DeWitt Mark A Corn Alf Andvik Linda L Rice Sharon L Kinch
Fredrich H & Polly Dengel Jean A Dassenko Rachel R Arentsen Tamara L Riess Juliet E Knight
Manuel J Dizon Mary A Davison Brian M Bakewell Valerie K Ristau Thomas R & Susan Knutson
Herman W Doering Larry F DeHaan Clarence Baptiste David L Ritter Arthur J Kroncke
Kenneth D Flemmer Bruce A Dillon Becky M Barts Ashley C Robertson Leroy R Kuhn
Desmond L Francis Manuel J Dizon Bradley S Bateman Earl L Robertson Edward Lawaty
John C Gann Terresa J Doering Linda L Bermeo Guillermina V Rodriguez Steven J Lemon
Patricia J Gustin Rich C DuBose LeVerne & Juanita Bissell Timothy C Rosenboom Christine O Lewis
Debbie D Habenicht Judith A Dunn J Fred & Yvonne Calkins Steven M Rude Larry L Lichtenwalter
Janet E Hainey Donna J Eick Patricia A Calkins Richard P Schwarz Keith A Locke
Donald A Hamstra Frances M Faehner Leo J Campbell Chana I Smith Janet A Lutz
Frank F Haynes Gregory I Fenner Richard G Carlson Gordon R Smith James L Mann
Karen L Houghton Sallyann G Gabriel James D Chase Jeanette M Smith Beverly J Matiko
Marjorie A Howes Emilio Garcia-Marenko Kontee Chuenchob Marley H Soper Frieda J Mattson
Narasimiah P Jacob Michael D & Joanne Gilkey Mary J Chun Wayne R Spangenberg Frederick J Matusik
Karren K Jensen Laurence E Habenicht Robert A Clark Mary E Sparks Jeannie L McAllister
Kurt W Johnson Iva G Hainey Linda J Colwell Alfred A Stagg Michael L McKenzie
Esther R Jones Jacqueline K Ham Daniel P Cress Janice A Stone John T McLarty
Gary M Kaufman Lowell G Hamel Laurel A Damsteegt Helena K Stout Brenda J Mejeur
R Kent Knight Susan G Hamstra John M Dry Sharon A Symonds Vanard J Mendinghall
Paul G Koles Irwin C Hansen Roger L Dudley Bernice M Taylor Retta F Michaelis
Donald B & Jan Krpalek Sheila Z Haynal Michael E Dunn Marjorie G Ulloth Carol L Minter
Donovan G Kurtz Wilmer D Hechanova Pamela A Durant Clinton A Valley Dora E Muttart
Daniel R Lindow M Reginald Henry Sandra J Fallon Elizabeth A VanDenBerg Bruce E Nicola
James R Massena Ronald H Holt Catherine J Farkas Jack D Vance Kathryn E O'Connor
Steven D Mauro Shirley J Javor Matthew J Fivash Paul E Viar John C & Ina Palmer
Antoine Maycock Meredith J Jones Gray David L & Debra Foote William D Warcholik Martha L Parker
Rose A Mays Mervyn R Joseph John F Frost Verlie Y Ward Janet L Patrick
Cillon E McKenley George A Keiser Frederick L Galusha James H Weaver Peter O Peabody
Buz A Menhardt Karl K Kellawan James H Gaull Audrey A Weir-Graham Daniel M Peters
Michael S Miller Donald A Kellogg Gregory A & Nancy Gerard Charles H & Joyce Young Steven N Poenitz
Ingrid D Mueller Marian E Koleczek Don-Nee E German William S Poole
Anna M O'Reggio Joanne J Kort John G Gimbel CLASS OF 1978 Colin W Rampton
Lavern H Opp Barbara M Kraner David C Grellmann Lauane C Addis Christine K Robbins
Kenneth S Oster Arthur J Kroncke Donna J Habenicht B Kay Albrecht Terry D Robertson
Eurydice V Osterman Hermann V Kuma Lester M Hands Janet D Aldea S Clark Rowland
Julianne K Paul Coralie R Lallemand Carol A Harding Deborah M Andvik L Jane Ruf
Janice K Sauder

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Claude Shaw Barbara J Kurlinski Elwyn C Hyde Ralph M Coupland Donald J Cole
Whitford A Shaw Carolanne J Lawson Carl S Johnston Margaret A Crishal Rhonda L Crumley
Charles B Simpson Christine O Lewis Katherine J Johnston Karen L Davidson Pamela J Curry
Melvin V Singleton Dennis D Lundgren Douglas A Jones Richard M Davidson Deanna C Davis
David C Smith Karen R Mann Gary M Kaufman Margaret D Dudley Thomas J & Sally De Wind
Robert T Smith Patti L McKenney Doug S Kim Catherine J Farkas Richard L & Valerie DeFluiter
Norene M Sofranac Buz A Menhardt Esther F Knott Debra J Foote Paul H Denton
James L Stevens Debra A Montcalm Robert H Koch B Thadius T Gaban Eileen R Dry
Karin E Strom F Bennett Moor Gary P & Davona Kruger Gregory A & Nancy Gerard Atilio R Dupertuis
Steven T Sutherland Stuart F Morgan Richard E Kuykendall Charles J Griffin Daniel L Engle
David E Thomas Steven J Naumann Robert A Lawson John R Harding Dwight D Evard
Karen S Ulloth Kester J Nedd Donn W Leatherman Perry A Haugen Eileen G Fuller
Serge E Vernet Gary L Parker Sam Y Lee Frank F & Marla Haynes Vida J Giddings
Nancy J Vyhmeister Leliroth W Pedro Debra L Lemon Annette M Henn Alma J Hanson
Richard D Wall Lawrence J Pitcher June A Mathis Dean T Horinouchi Donald L Harvey
Rita J Waterman Karen F Pongo Frederick J Matusik Susan L Ivey Melisa J Heber
Janet A Way Linda K Quaye Alice M McIntyre Robert T Johnston Eugene D Herbel
Michael G Weakley David L Rasmussen Thomas W Mejeur Joseph Karanja Sharon M Hill
Daniel Zabaleta Richard G Rose Jeffrey D & Ann Mitzelfelt Joanne G Keiser Debbie M Hittle
Warren B Ruf Abraham J Oberholster Harvey P & Marcia Kilsby M Neil Hunt
CLASS OF 1979 Glenn E Russell William E & Arlene Penick David A Knight Mark J Ivey
Jeanne M Addis L Astrid Sadler Deborah K Peshka Laurie A Koch Faith A Laughlin
Edward M Allen Lynn S Sams Raymond R Pichette Donovan G Kurtz Jane M Lawaty
Karen A Allen Charles H Schlunt Ronald L Preast Kenneth G Laughlin Shaw W Lee
Cordelia M Andrews David A Schmidt Carole A Rayburn Klaus D Leukert Steven J Lemon
Bradley S Bateman Samuel D Schmidt Carmelita V Richardson Bernardo E Manchego Gerald D & Janet Lutz
Erich W Baumgartner Charles E Shadel Terry D & Yolande Robertson Daryl L Meyers Kris P Denton & Holly
Lester L Bennett Carmeta D Shaw Dora M Rodgers, deceased Robert D Moon Marihugh
Daniel R Bidwell Gloris P Shaw John E & Dora Rodgers Phyllis C Morales John J Markovic
Cecil R Bowman Kathryn A Shaw Joseph E Rodrigues Susan E Murray Donald K Mathis
Ruth I Bradley Penny S Shell Angel M Rodriguez Lois J Nicholas Kellie B May
Jeffery J Brown Keith A Snyder Judith E Ronk Lori L Pappajohn Kenneth L Mayberry
David M Burley Walter L & Meredith Snyder John A Rorabeck Yvonne D Pichette Brenda J Mejeur
Roy A Castelbuono Daniel G Solis Steven M Rude Theresa C Popp Sharon E Mohr
Licette A Church Nady Y & Muna Soltan Paul S Runnals Paul J & Barbara Ray Ralph E & Beatrice Neall
Donald J Cole Minerva E Straman Joseph M Savage Cheryl D Rilea S Hai Chong Pak
Daniel P Cress Beverly K Sturges Frederick J Schmidt Ives M Roberts Sandra A Paulsen
JoAnn Davidson Halvard B Thomsen Roy A Schmidt Kathleen E Roth Margaret A Philbert
Raquel A Diaz Alice G Voorheis Debbie J Schultz Fredirick G & Bonnie Schaller Annetta D Phillip
Michael G Doucoumes Jenny L Welch Susan M Scott Patty A Schwab Gloria J Roberts
Stephen R Earp James P Williams Randy J Siebold Norbert & Christine Schwer Theodore W Shea
Keith A Edgar Mitiku Yalew H Peter Swanson David W Scott L J Sheldon
John F Frost Hope E Young Boris Tabakovic Clemen F Sheppard Bradley W Sheppard
David B Glass Jeanette E Ziebert Ellen M Tambunan Larry G & Irene Sibley David B Sherwin
Connie R Green Rilla D Taylor Lola M Silva Randy J Siebold
Daniel G & Heidi Hainault CLASS OF 1980 David W Tillay Karen S Simpson Lenita A Skoretz
Richard D Hall Teryl J Allen Diane L Trickett Allan L & Mary Smith Parke N Smith
Vicki L Hall Sally A Amagai Gary K Uehara John P Stafford Keith A & Elizabeth Snyder
Vivian A Hatcher Daniel E Augsburger Larry S & Lally Ulery Reginald T Swensen Sophia Solomon
Minerva E Haugabrooks Stephen D Baptist Jenny L Welch Boris Tabakovic William J Spangler
Del R Haugen John M & Judy Bedell Keith Zitta Bradley D Tait Allen F Stembridge
Douglas L & Rebecca Hearn Dennis L Bolin Nancy J Thomas Franice L Stirling
Roger W Higgins Norman E Boundy CLASS OF 1981 Birgit E Trubey Ronald W & Pamela Stout
Dorothy R Hildebrand Carol A Bradfield Maxine A Anderson Nephtaly & Elaine Valles Karin E Strom
John J Hilderbrandt Marsha A Brandon Patrick A Anlauf Lovie M Walker Eva S Visani
Helen R Hyde Sharon K Cejna Thomas L Baker Bobbie S Wohlers Byron L Voorheis
Intissar T Issa Louann P Clark John C Banks Steven R Walikonis
Denise A Jacobs Timothy E Crosby Bruce D Bellchambers CLASS OF 1982 Stewart A Walker
Douglas L Janssen Lyndel D Dickerson Richard L Bender Paul K & Sheryl Aka Elizabeth J White
David C Jarnes Clarence U Dunbebin Iris R Bentz Horak Thomas M Andersen George K & Janice Wolfer
Karren K Jensen Cheryl A Emoto Daniel R Bidwell Valerie J Ang Ronald A Wotring
Oliver L Johnston James B Ford Neville T Bradfield David H Bauer Devin D Zimmerman
R Clifford Jones Stephen E Fox Cheryl J Brandt Larry D Blackmer
Thomas J Jordan Frederick L Galusha Phyllis I Brass Kenneth J Breyer CLASS OF 1983
Bruce T Juhl Ricardo B Graham Pamela S Burton Yolanda M Brownlee Andrew S Ahn
Philip J Kijak Gary R Gray Keith G Calkins Larry D Burton Karen A Allen
Charles F Koerting Theodore D Green Janet M Chase Jon M Butler Victoria L Batiste
Janet G Kosinski Cynthia K Hall Dayton C Chong Keith G Calkins Samuel B Benavides
Katherine A Koudele Helmer S Heghesan Rene A Church Roberto Carbonell Neville T Bradfield
Paul Kovalski Volker S & Linda Henning Jeanne K Clayton Sylvester Q Case Mark C Bresee
Calvin J & Sally Kubo Catherine K Horinouchi Janice E Cobb Miranda F Cerovski William J Briggs
Jonathan Kuntaraf Carol A Husted Russell J Cooper Gregory F Clark Mirna B Cabrera

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Fernando Canale Smari Thordarson Michael L Schwartz Alan R Ruggles Thomas R Shepherd
Nancy J Carbonell Meylan C & Theresa Thoresen Rachael L Selent Lola M Silva David W & Kimberly Sherman
Della M Carson Susan D Welke Penny S Shell Shereen R Smith Susan E Smith-Bozkurt
Roy A Castelbuono William E Wolf Joetta M Simpson Donald B Starlin Timothy G Standish
Steven A Charbonneau John N Youngberg Randall W & Lenita Skoretz Lisa R Sterling Olson Trudi J Starlin
Marjorie J Cholin Charles H & BeVerly Zacharias Andrew C & Sharyn Smoot Thomas G Straman Kenneth O Swanson
Andrew Coetzee Allen F Stembridge Bolivar Tejada Wanda M Swensen
George D Crumley CLASS OF 1984 Alan M Stotz Cynthia A Tutsch Daniel J Tambunan
Mark L Darrough, deceased Aurea E Araujo Laura D Stroia Martha J Valley Janet L Thomas
Charles W Disney Steven N Atkins H Peter Swanson Carol J Warner Rosita S Tipton
Margaret D Dudley Walter E Bermeo Reginald T Swensen John Turon
Jeffrey A Easton E Melinda Blystone Carol A Van Antwerp CLASS OF 1986 Eric F Umali
Rene A Evans David P Breyer David Van Wyk Warren S Ashworth Nephtaly Valles
Carol E Filanova Vasco S Brown Randal R Wisbey L Arlene Bailey Teresa A Walter
Scott W Forner Cheri A Byrd Bruce R Wright Stephen D Baptist Vicki J Wiley
David D Freedman Terri L Calkins Michelle D Barnes-Marshall
Mary-Catherin Freier Lisa A Carreno CLASS OF 1985 Lorena L Bidwell CLASS OF 1987
Sallyann G Gabriel Stephen G Chinn Pamela K Anders Michelle D Brand Flora E Abela
Philip E Giddings Doylene A Cook Rodney T Becker Phillip M Brantley Dennis V Aguila
Violet Gill Frank L Cruttenden Shari L Bellchambers William J & Bonnie Briggs LaQuita G Anderson Powers
Deborah L Gray Coleen M Dolinsky Lorena L Bidwell Debra L Bryson L Alice M Atkins
Eugene A Hamlin Eileen R Dry Brian H Bish Mirna B Cabrera Ramona L Babcock
Edwin A Harlan John M Dry Carey D Bozovich Lael O & Lena Caesar Barbara A Bailey
Joseph M Hellman Rebecca A Easton Marsha A Brandon Terri L Calkins Birgitta L Belz
Eugene D Herbel Donald A Eckenroth Lanette K Brandow Arlene R Campbell Derek C Bowe
John R Hood Daniel L Engle Kevin W & Margaret Brown Miranda F Cerovski Victor F Brown
Elaine G Hotelling Kevin R Erich Sari H Butler Bernice M Chapman-Stewart Roy D Burke
Tae-Ho Im A Wayne Ferch Wanda L Cantrell Thomas N Chittick Steve W Case
Daniel R & Lillian Jardine Barry A Finkbeiner Steve W Case Dori K Coetzee Judith A Chittick
Donald R Jardine Benjamin Gardner Sylvester Q Case Eric D Dant Michael G Constantine
David H & Janice Kijak C Ruthellen Gardner Rick A Casebier Sharon J Dudgeon Connie S Cramer
Wafia F Kinne Gilbert A Goodall Gregory S Christensen Nancy A Engle Claudia H Davisson
Merlin L Knowles Patricia L Greene Roy A Clark Denis Fortin Sherry A Dinkins
Katherine A Koudele Deborah L Groda Cami L Cress Don-Nee E German James H Doran
Molly I Laubach Dale A & Rosanne Grove Alvan R Cruz Alvin R Glassford Avonelle A Dorant
Barbara J Lee Brian G Guenterberg John L Delinger Theodore D Green Dawn E Ebanks
Kathryn Lee David P Hamberger Peter J DiPietrantonio Charlotte V Groff Patricia A Edsell
Jemima C Lindbeck Paula L Hartin Phidelyn M Dobson Ronald B Halvorsen Lynda L Elie
Vesna Z Markovic Wanda P Hatcher Kevin H Dunn Eugene A Hamlin Sylvia K Fowler
Leslie K Minter C Dunbar Henri Jeffrey A Easton Edwin I Hernandez Douglas J Frood
H Orette Mitchell Humberto S Hernandez Andrew J & Sheila Evans Ronda G Hodge Nancy F Fry
Annette F Moon Jacquelyn S Hilderbrandt Kathleen A Forner Thomas A Huff Arthur R Fuller
Jacqueline S Morgan Robert L Horvath Thane D Gruesbeck Lester J Jones Mary E Gantt
Daniel L Muhlenbeck Dann S Hotelling Jack B Hart Gary M Kaufman Cletus R Georges
Steven R & Karen Nash Shannon G Houda Melisa J Heber David E & Sheila Kipp Charles J Griffin
John R Nay Eckhard Hubin Deborah M Hess Karie L Klim Daniel W Heintz
Larry C Nelson Laura J Hutchins A Rae C Holman Auville M Krause Sharon J Hibbert-McKenzie
Mitchell P Nicholaides Martha J Ives David A Hooker Renate I Krause Ronald P & Collene Kelly
Arne P Nielsen Jeffrey D Kinne Lynn E Huff Matthew F McMearty Brian S Kendrick
Chibuike Nwaobia Sheila M Kipp Nancy A Inquilla John-Paul F Navarro Donald L Kilpatrick
Ronald J Olds Everilda P Koteskey Jerry Joubert Gayle C Norton Marcia A Kilsby
Mattahais E Patrick Barbara L Kreaseck Byung K Kang Betty F Nugent David A Knight
Heather J Pederson Leroy R Kuhn Brian S Kendrick Gustavo A Ortiz Esther F Knott
Rawle F Philbert John B Kurlinski Roger W & Cherie Knecht Melonee N Patterson Michael E Lawson
John A Pinner Jose A Legrand Raymond E & Catherine Andrew J Poole David M Leffler
John M Ratzlaff Scott E & Lilia Moncrieff Kohne R Deborah Poole Bonnie D Lloyd
Marlene E Rawls Robert D Moon V Eric Kotter Victoria L Province William A MacCarty
William E Richardson Virginia L Nachreiner Linda M Krause Linda K Quaye Hector A & Carol Mastrapa
Paul H Riess Randy A Nash Donn A LaTour Pierre A Ramseier Steven D Mauro
Richard D Riley Terrance A Newmyer Norita V Lachica Kelly M Rasmussen Arturo S Maxwell
Ives M Roberts Rose E Paden Allen C Martin Eugene W Rau Lillian A Mitchell
Yolande A Robertson Raymond R Pichette Martha A Morton Barbara J Ray Claude B Ndahayo
Roy G Rylander Fern A Piper Alan L Newhart John T & Ann-Marie Reichert Rodney D Neal
Randall M Schell Mary L Potter Gregg A Nicholas Richard R Remmers David A Nelson
Carolyn B Scheller Julianne M Primero Edward M Norton Karol A Richards Elizabeth T Oakley
Charles H Schlunt Marlene E Rawls Trevor E O'Reggio Dexter A Richardson Arni D Olafsson
Christine D Schwer Paul J Ray Raffy & Carmie Ouzounian Paul H & Anita Riess Gustavo A Ortiz
Jane A Sherwin Daniel R & Lynette Reichert Mary L Parker Conrad J Robichaux David M Parks
Richard D Show Naveed Saleem Douglas A Popp Judith E Ronk Jonathan K Paulien
Jan M Steele Enilson G Sarli Samuel T Quaye David R Rowe Scott E Powers
Richard B Stitzer Kristine G Schauff Barbara J Ray D Robert Salmon Francisco R Ramos
Kenneth B Stout Ernest R Schwab Debra J Robertson Richard W Schell David G Rand
Boris Tabakovic

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Leon T Roda Norman A Yeager Avonelle A Dorant Rowena L Manalo Lisl H Sukachevin
Fredirick G Schaller Dawn E Ebanks Mary K Mullen Katina N Taylor
Bradley W Sheppard CLASS OF 1989 Daniel E & Lauri-Ann Abraham J Oberholster Mark A & Karen Titcomb
Jerry L Thacker Tisha K Aguila Enderson Richard T Orrison Juna Tsao
Alan B Thomas Nereyda A Alonso Russell D Furst Debra L Parman Machelle D Vietz
Lorna A Thomas Ramona L Babcock Mari-Carmen Gallego Revely J Pelto Marilyn J Vontz
Steven C Timm Emilio D Balay Todd A Gardner Irma S Pennington Julie R Weigel
Frank A Tochterman Canute R Birch Herb J Gust L M Pittman Jon C Williamson
Martha J Valley Peter N Bragg Keith L Hallam Michelle M Punches Arlene T Winfield
Peter M Van Bemmelen Terri L Brinegar David P Hamberger Dina A Rappette Melinda R Wirsz
Serge E Vernet Nancy J Carbonell Gerald M Hazekamp Joy R Reid Darchelle D Worley
David P Village Patricia E Cove Denise F Holder Wright Jeff M & Betsy Sajdak Donville W Young
Bradley K Whited Deborah D Curran Karen R Holman-Cervera Dorothea L Sarli
Deanna J Wisbey Christopher A Davisson Kristine D Horvath Thomas R Shepherd CLASS OF 1993
Mitiku Yalew Samuel D Del Pozo Bruce T Juhl David B Sturtevant Rudolph D Bailey
Conrad L Demsky Hyung-Chil Kang Katina N Taylor Diane C Baptist
CLASS OF 1988 Kevin H & Wendy-Lynn Dunn Joseph Karanja John Turon Joseph M Bauer
Dennis V Aguila Christian Y Dupont David E Kipp Lance P VanArsdell Iris R Bentz Horak
Ramon C Araujo Vida J Giddings Raymond E Kohne Eloy Wade Sally A Berkuchel
Steven N & L Alice Atkins Alvin R Glassford Patricia I Landes Karl D Weber Harry L Black
Jack K Boyson Wayne Goffin Donald Y Lee Ronda M Westman-Christman Ryan K Brossfield
Rafael A Canizales Tammara A Grant Jose Martinez Steven A Willsey Robert L Burns
Edward Cerovski Albin H Grohar Barbara J Martz Zernobia L Wladarczyk Susan K Byers
Judith A Chittick Vicki L Hall Margaret E McCullough Daniel R Caagbay
Vladimir A Corea Kenneth M Hanig Koji Nishikawa CLASS OF 1992 Wanda L Cantrell
Brian J Curry Daniel W Heintz George A Noonan Lavonne M Adams Dean C Carlisle
Margaret D Dudley Jan D Kaatz Karen A Petersen Caroline R Bancarz Russell L Chin
Eunice I Dupertuis Wanja Karanja Gerhard Pfandl Richard E Barrett Joyce E Choe
Mary E Gantt David E Kipp Elvie R Philbert Theodore F Baze Ronald E Coonley
Barbara A Glassford Karie L Klim William S Piller Kimberly Berent Ruth A Cottrell
Wayne Goffin Kimberly J Knowlton Teresa L Reeve Angela M Black Carol A Coursey
Heidi L Griggs Darius A Lecointe Joy R Reid Krista R Brand James L Dunn
H Irene Grohar Barry W Marden Claress R Rodriguez Traci L Brossfield Gregory S Edris
Sharon J Hibbert-McKenzie Ernesto P Medina Arthur L Schumacher John S Chung Stephen J Faehner
Monty S & Geraldine Jacobs Ruth E Merkel Delynne J Shepard Lloyd E Condon Delores K Ford
John R Josiah Debra R Navarro Theodore J Shull Charles E Creech Evelyn R Griffin
Ellen G Kaatz James J North Mona J Simon Robert W Dorant Q I Gu
James R Kilmer Raymond W Pelto James E Slater Daniel Y Faakye Judith L Hack
Harcourt A King Aubrey Porter Stanley J Strzyzykowski Robert H Fancher Kay M Harris
Kimberly J Knowlton Julianne M Primero Pamela A Swanson B Thadius T Gaban Mary E Hook
Esther M Lawson Melanie J Raymond Timbul T Tambunan Nila G Getter James H Huff
Michael J Lay Richard R Remmers Birgit E Trubey Arthur S Hamann Beryl P Johnson
David M Leffler Michael Ross Lance P VanArsdell D Bruce Hayward Hyung-Chil Kang
Timothy R Martin Nxumalo Ruhaya Randall S Walikonis Denise F Holder Wright Corey L Knowlton
H Orette Mitchell Rocco V Sarli Luther C Walker John S Kim James A Kosinski
R Michael Mohr Nikolaus Satelmajer Douglas W Wamack Juliet E Knight Anne M Kukucka
Imasiku Mubita Renee A Skeete Ronda M Westman-Christman Marcia L Kube Brenda K Leavelle
Karen A Nash Darren L Slider Anne M Kukucka Annabelle I Lopez
Ruth I Neff Jerry A Smith CLASS OF 1991 Siu C & Yuen-Man Lam Carol J Loree
Dinah B Norcross Donald B Starlin Oliver B Archer Brenda K Leavelle Tami K Martinez
David P & Elizabeth Oakley Lorna A Thomas Roland D Beem Joannie B Leung Jerry A Moon
Hollis J Oselka Monte L Torkelsen Kimberly Berent Paul D Llewellyn Karen M Morris
Will E Peterson Benjamin K Tucker Larry D Blackmer Sharon L Lucas Ryan D Nachreiner
Julie D Piller Sarah B Village Larry W & Carolyn Boughman Tami K Martinez Jack P Nickerson
Gregory A Powers Larry Z Vitangcol Keith G Calkins Radivoje Milosavljevic Claudia L Ortiz-Wade
Melanie J Raymond Jennifer J Ward Christina M Carlton Lynette M Nachreiner Connie M Parker
Phyllis M Richards Joy B Whaley Bryan E & Leslie Cassagneres David P Oakley Raymond W Pelto
Alisa A Roda Kevin S & Vicki Wiley Tamara J Condon Afolarin O Ojewole John P Pitton
Rocco V Sarli Paul S Yim William S Davis Richard T Orrison Glenn G & Lisa Poole
Keith R Shaw Sean Facchinello Gustavo A Ortiz Carlos A Ramirez
David W Sherman CLASS OF 1990 Lynette M Gardner Charles R & Quetah Osborne David L Rasmussen
Carol E Slider Tisha K Aguila Brent G Geraty Debra L Parman Arlene M Saliba
Annette A Smith Myrna E Araujo-Constantine Leona G Gulley Robert G Peck Scott E & Brenda Schalk
Scott W Snowden Samuel B Benavides Lars G Gustavsson Revely J Pelto Jeffrey W & Twyla Smith
Timothy G & Joan Standish Kimberly Berent Vicki L Hall Lisa L Poole Paul D Smith
H Edwin Stickle Larry W Boughman Dorothy A Hayward James W Proctor & Kristine L Jeffrey W & Twyla Smith
Reginald T Swensen Ryan K Brossfield Kristine D Horvath Bennett Jeanette A Snorrason
Jacinth P Thomas-Val R William Cash Philip A Johnson John W Reeve Shelley L Swanson
Gary F Thurber Bryan E Cassagneres Sophia M Kang Mark A Remboldt Robert F Warda
Steven C Timm Ann M Chen Ronald P Kelly Betsy A Sajdak Kirsten A Weber
Sharyl R Turon Joseph M Chung Boo-Jung Kim Scott E & Brenda Schalk Maryon E Westerman
David P & Sarah Village Robert W Coffen Victor J Maddox Renee A Skeete Bradley K Whited

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Kevin S Wiley Vernon A Jordan
Danny L Wirsz Andrew H Knowlton
Misty M Wood Douglas R Krull
Jeffery D Wright Coralie R Lallemand
Xiaoming Xu Richard M & Cynthia Liebelt
Elaine B Zimmerman Paul A Mavrakos
Richard T McLaughlin
CLASS OF 1994 James G & Ingrid Moon
Edsel Adap Imasiku Mubita
Peter J Ahn Ronnalee G Netteburg
Oliver B Archer Robert T Orrison
Amada Y Avalos Gregory B Park
Silvia M Bacchiocchi Connie M Parker
Caroline R Bancarz Oriel Paulino
Scott A Byers Denise K Petersen
Ronald E & Laura Coonley Caryn F Pierce
Kimberly D Davis John P & Charity Pitton
Aristede C Dukes Moses A Primero
Pherbia A Engdahl Marvin R Puymon
Kathleen A Forner Vladimir Radivojevic
Lynette M Gardner Rudolf D & Wendy Ronto
Deborah L Gray Bonnie L Rowland
Connie R Green Donna P Ruedinger
Lloyd M Hamilton Kenneth A Scribner
Trevor J Ingold Henry Y Seo
Sophia M Kang Deborah M Serrano
Douglas R Krull Robert N Smith
Yinke Lin Lauren S Spaulding
Paul A Mavrakos Veronica L Sutter
Robert K McIntyre Wanda M Swensen
Richard T McLaughlin Lisa M Willer
Zeljka B Milosavljevic Darchelle D Worley
Dennis C Palitang Rebecca S Wright
Anne B Petersen Lisa Ziegele
Caryn F Pierce
Josue Pierre CLASS OF 1996
Christopher C Randall Gordana Bajsanski
Jennifer E Randall Chad E Bernard
Ann-Marie R Reichert Benjamin Bokich
Wendy L Ronto Mark C Bresee
Samir D Serrano Lane F & Amy Campbell
Whitford A Shaw Juli J Carrion
Frank W Spangler Kimberly A Clark
William R Spence Heather A Conner
Rhonda L Sukumaran Lisa M Copenhaver
Maria K Tambunan Kimberly C Crider
Jason S Trevino Denise D Curnutt
Manuel S Vitug Crister L DelaCruz
Philip A & Maryon Westerman Michele D Denny
Lisa M Willer Karen M Flowers
Donville W Young Tony A Fry
Youlie Fukushima
CLASS OF 1995 Milton R Glovatsky
Darlene S Barnhurst Caleb M Guevara
Larry D Burton Kevin H & Rhonda Hicks
Kirsten Cathell Keith A Kerbs
Carrie M Chao Benjamin Khoo
Thomas N Chittick Paul J Kluskowski
Bjorn J Clouten Heidi L Magesa
Nicholas S Conner Philip O Mainda
Douglas H Cote Nancy L Maltby
Melissa A Cousins Richard D & Dell Mann
Japhet J De Oliveira Ryan T Orrison
Stephen D & Lisa DeWitt Paul Piskozub
Aristede C Dukes David R Poloche
Paul B Dybdahl Glenn G Poole
Cherryl A Galley Vladimir & Amber Radivojevic
Melvin A Grabast Francisco R Ramos
Enzro G Greenidge Karsten G Randolph
Kevin H & Rhonda Hicks Jean Renaud
Kimberly K Ingold Lisa M Rollins
Kevin R Jacobs Warren B Ruf
Kurt D Schneider Muriel E Crow
Harry J Sharley Daniel Y Faakye
Clemen F Sheppard Loren L Fenton
Sonya K Shull Donna J Ganding
Christoph B Weigel Kelly L Harden
Michael A Wright Mary I Hernandez
Rebecca S Wright Sara M Hildebrant
Janell L Jones
CLASS OF 1997 Sharon R Kershner
John M Bedell Ramona J Kim
Sally L Beeson John B Kurlinski
Hilary D Bingol Janine E Lechleitner
Pamela S Burton Liwanag Liwag
Anthony B & Juli Carrion Judith D Mackie
Kimberly A Clark Sean M & Kelli Marquette
Kimberly C Crider Robert K McIntyre
Timothy E Crosby Arthur L Miller
Timothy A & Becky Cross Larra M Millner
Japhet J & Becky De Oliveira James G Moon
Jovan C Djordjevic Mark W & Sherilyn O'Ffill
Thomas L Donley Gina R Pellegrini
Arlyn S Drew Johnny Raju
Efrain Duany Reena Raju
Eunice I Dupertuis Janelle D Randall
David R Earles Clarissa A Randolph
Eric L Engen Chandler D Riley
Deborah L Everhart Leslie S Rollins
Shirley A Fuquay Pedro M Trinidad & Brenda L
Jhoseph S Gim Saldia-Trinidad
Milton R & Miriam Glovatsky Letrisha C Stallard
Richard G Habenicht Sandra J VanHorn
Rebecca L Hansen Danette Zurek
Chanee L Howard-Uribe
Jeremy L Johnson CLASS OF 1999
Karis A Kerbs Sara M Anthony
George S Kim Jose A Arias
Andrew S Lay Karl G & Rosemary Bailey
Catherine A LeBlanc Wencke A Baker
Larry L Lichtenwalter Kimberly Berent
Judith D Mackie Angela M Black
Salomon Maniraguha James E Bollin
Sean M & Kelli Marquette Kristine L Briggs
Zeljka B Milosavljevic Dean C Carlisle
Robert W Mulkern Jerry R Chase
Ryan T Orrison Rochelle G Consignado
Ashley C Ortiz R P De La Cruz
Won K Park Isaac D Evans
Frank D Peden Donnalee R Forraht
Sandra G Pena-Edington Denise S Freeman
David R Poloche Jeremy K Hildebrant
Clarissa A Randolph Paul D Hopkins
John W & Teresa Reeve Daniel Jeanniton
Russell H Robbins Cary E & Eden Kittleson
Luz H Ruiz-Tenorio Martha A Kohn
Kurt D Schneider Heidi L Magesa
Sonya K Shull James R Milks
Letrisha C Stallard Imasiku Mubita
Linda J Stewart Andrew T & Jennifer Nichols
Jess B & Rachelle Swackhamer Jennifer M Ommanney
Olan B Thomas Samuel D Pagan
Ronda M Westman-Christman David R Poloche
Rachel E Whitaker Lisa L Poole
Mark A Wickey Beth M Quinn
Michael A Wright Glenn I Ramel
Tamara L Riess
CLASS OF 1998 Travis L Sager
JoAnn M Barhorst Markus A Schellenberg
Michael F Bernoi Lori J Sharley
Erika Borsos David F Steele
Charles E Burkeen Rodney L & Tiffany
David M Carreon Summerscales
Peggy I Casebier H Peter Swanson
Alice A Takomana-Luwemba
David E Thomas
Nancy A Weaver
CLASS OF 2000
Sallie J Alger
Rachel K Atanosian
Wencke A Baker
Philip P Baptiste
Chad E Bernard
Kathleen R Bonin
Kristine L Briggs
Laurence G Burn
Matthew J Carlson
Rene A Church
James E Crounse
Jovan C Djordjevic
Ericca G Erhard
Daniel Y Faakye
Judith B Fisher
Todd L Freeman
Mark P & Linda Haddad
David S Hall
Michelle J Hamel
Eunice Hamilton
Katie A Johnson
Michelle R Kaufman
Kara L Kirschbaum
R Andrej Kis
Joshua P Leets
Damarice E Mainda
Walterine Matthews
Allen L & Jacqueline Mitchell
Diana D Mitchell
Jennifer M Ommanney
Helen M Palleschi
Lillian M Priebe
Paul J Ray
Jennifer M Reed
Mark B Regazzi
Lorinda F Robbins
Luz H Ruiz-Tenorio
Joan L Standish
David A VanDenburgh &
Carrie J Van Denburgh
Catherine F Wolff
Willie J Wright
Paul K Ziegele
CLASS OF 2001
Rachel K Atanosian
Jean L Audain
Andrew T Baker
Kathleen D Brower
Cynthia L Burrill
Roy A Castelbuono
Linda B Caviness
Shallena A Crounse
Paull E Dixon
Johnny Groda
Judith S Ippisch
Kelli J Judson
Michelle R Kaufman
Melissa E Kenney-Castrejon
Kara L Kirschbaum
Kristine M Knutson
Brian E LaTour
Amy L Litzenberger
Annabelle I Lopez
Philip O & Damarice Mainda
Patricia A Null
Connie S Osborne-Bossert

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Pamella K Paulien Taunya S Wright Jose G Galvez W David Albrecht John T Bartocci
Emely Poloche Megan M Wyatt Wilbir Guirand Juanita M Alexander, deceased Merle E & Verla J Bascom
Abigail S Schafer Nicholas S & Noelia Zork Wesley Haldar Samuel T Alexander Leisa M Bauchle
Dixie L Scott Darlye E Innocent Renee S Ali Albert W & Ann G Bauer
Andrew C Smoot CLASS OF 2004 April J Jackson Charles W Allen Rich Bauer
Jess B Swackhamer Gilbert E Barr-Dixon Ginny L Kafferlin Clifford L Allen Nancy M Baughman-Wirsching
Madeline C Vazquez Leilani D Bermeo Jason Kim Kenneth W & D Delight Allen Sylvie Baumgartner
Jody L Villwock Coreena O Blum Fares M Magesa Madalyn E Allen Shelli E Baze
Aileen J Vitangcol Andrew A Bueno Joelle S McNulty Mildred Allen Mary F Beardsley
Catherine F Wolff Beverly J Cobb Benjamin T McPhaull Neil E Allen Velma B Beavon
Tricia A Wynn May-Ellen M Colon Steven C Peck Virginia Allen Larry R Becker
Paul B Dybdahl Erica N Slikkers Harvey C Allison Robert R & Jean D Becker
CLASS OF 2002 Lisa M Edl Edwin-Marlon R Sobrera Vernon W Alspaugh Richard L & Cynthia G
Aurea E Araujo Rodolfo F Feijoo Sharon E Terrell Alejandra Alvarado Beckermeyer
Bruce K & Coreena Blum Cheryl S Fleming Lisa M Thompson Sonia Alvarez Deborah A Beerbower
Aurora P Burdick D Jonathan Griebel Pedro M Trinidad Kwang S An Craig Beggs
Keith G Calkins Eunice Hamilton Cynthia A Tutsch Celia Ancel Karen Bekowies
Ye Chen Brigette G Hinds Jonathan D Westfall Michelle Ancel Elkyn J Beltre
Pamela J Curry Mackenzi A Huyser Tyler R & Caitlin Willey Bernard M Andersen Louise Bender
Heather L Doty S Joyce Jones Cerina B Andersen Britt Bengston
Catherine L Foune Jonathan H Kim CLASS OF 2007 Judy E Anderson Ruth A Benjamin
Rachel J Griebel R Andrej Kis Atinuke D Adeleke Roy K & Arlene Anderson William H Benner
James A Hippler Thomas C Laughner Louise S Albert Dayton M Anderson Caroline M Bennett
Joyce Hutauruk Samantha A Lawrence Joshua P Belanger Sharon K Anderson Barbara G Benson
Julyamim P Hutauruk Ruth J Nino Iris Chuah Eleanor Anderson Lois E Benson
Kishma N Hutton Tunisia N Peters Garnett B Cross Patricia A Anderson Rodney A Benson
Donna P Jeffery Erik S Petersen Frances M Faehner M R Anderson Cindy L Benton
Sarah L Lee Rhiannon Porter Michael L Goetz Mary Lou Anderson Elvin Benton
Heidi J Leets Bozena Premec Byron K Graves Knut A Andersson Bastian P Bernard
Yolanda L Leffler Harley P Roth Aleesha L Henry Yogeld Andre Verna A Bernoi
Claudine M Maniraguha Brian K Schafer Ronald D Herr Demetra L Andreasen Ida M Best
Radivoje Milosavljevic Timothy R Schrock Stephen M Herr D Jeanne Andrews-Willumson Roxanne F Best
Tiffany R Newson Jeffrey S Selvadas John R Hood Deborah A Anlauf Theresa P Best
Afolarin O Ojewole Milorad Suvacarov Ruth E Hood Jesserine Anthony John A Bicknell
Sabin C Popescu Steven R Walikonis Vanja Horonic Frederick A Antor Bruce & Donna Biddinger
Andrea N Pusey George Wei Calvin N Joshua Isaac & Theresa A Anzures Walter L Biggs
Philip D Rand Samuel N Millen Bill Argiropoulos Roystan G & Joy H Binns
Brian K Schafer Josephine A Ola Mistee T Arias Richard Bird
CLASS OF 2005 Gene F & Ruth Armstrong Brenda A Bishop
Dwight A Stallard Stephen N Allred Stanley E Patterson
Tatiyana Stankovic Arlene M Penick Timothy J Arner Jeffery A Bishop
Aleksandra Caran
Rachelle L Swackhamer Lorinda F Robbins Paul A & Doris E Arnold Sandra A Blackmer
Petar Caran
Alice A Takomana-Luwemba Eneroliza Santana Carldin N Arthur John Blair
Jamie A Carlson
Carrie J Van Denburgh David W Sherman William V Ashlin Warren G Blaisdell
Kelly L Goddard
Tricia A Wynn Carol M Slattery J Bruce Ashton Edward O Blews
Jennifer K Graves
David R Smith Carolyn L Ashworth Maxine Blome
Matthew B Hamel
Craig E Steinke Sandra E Assman Rosalie Blumenschein
CLASS OF 2003 Steven J Huset
Sally J Augustin Donald A Blystone
Lavonne M Adams Darlye E Innocent Jacob P Westfall
Robert L Wilson Frank Augustine Lowell L Bock
Elizabeth B Bamiro Warren H Johns
Marilyn Babienco Elizabeth A Bohnert
Lisa Y DeWitt Calvin N Joshua
Gianluca G Bacchiocchi Oscar J Boismier
Kevin J Doe Marcia A Kilsby CLASS OF 2008 Karen Bacon Gary Bolden
Heather L Doty Elia D & Dena King Christopher A Bartley
Jocelyn Badovinac Richard A Bonjour
Jennifer L Dove Robert E Mills Rogelio J David
Barbara C Baerwald Gerald T Booth
Julie P Farmer Richard A Parke Jennifer K Graves
Loretta Baier Jere Booth Meade
Joseph R Flowers Erik S Petersen Kristine M Knutson
Phyllis J Bainbridge Constance M Boskind
Rachel J Griebel Rhiannon Porter Asta S LaBianca
Blanca Baires Neville Boston
Angel M Hernandez Mark B Regazzi Yong Keun Park
Becky A Baker J W Bothe, deceased
James A Hippler Lorinda F Robbins B Marie Peters
Virginia L Baker Byrna Botimer
Daniel Jeanniton Brendan A Roe Christopher C Shim
Carol Baker Briggs Walter L & Mabel G Bowen
Kelli J Judson Eugene Ruhinyura Brit K Steele
Leona P Bakewell William M Bower
Kelly J Knowlton Timothy R Schrock
Kristin R Bakker Gynelle Bowie
Marlene Kreidler Jessica M Shine
Sylvia S Baldwin Rosalie R Braddock
Heidi J Leets Erling B Snorrason FRIENDS Kerry Baldwin Carol L Bradfield
Erna N Marquez Gary J Tolbert V Carol Aalborg Joanne M Ballast Kenneth O Bradfield
Katherine L Moles Felipe A Vielmann Diana Adame Donna B Banek William P Bradford
Ruth J Nino Willyta R Wamack Paul A Adams Chad R Banks Rodman S Brahman
James S Park Christianne J Adap Bethel R Barger, deceased Kerwin M Braithwaite
Pamella K Paulien CLASS OF 2006 Minerva Agpawa Patience Barnes Jay L Brand
Rowell R Puedivan Rosemary J Bailey Harold L Ahlers, deceased Sharon M Barnes David C Brandow
Abigail S Schafer Jonathan D & Tanya George H Akers Grace Barnett Melvin E Brass
Karen E Stockton Bindernagel Hiam Akrawi Anna M Barrett M Alice Brauer
I C Tedjasukmana Kevin D Bowen Consorcia P Alabata Tiffany D Barrow Lois M Bray
Richard L Wright Rebecca D Cross Nelda C Alamay Dorothy H Bartkus Albert E Brendel

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Nancy H Brenneman Fonny O Chen Joyce E Davis Kenneth P Elie Edward R Fuller
Kathleen M Bricker John A Chen Karen E Davis Jerry L Elliott Lois J Furman
Bartolome & Rebecca Briones Harold Cherne Elsie S Davis David R Ellis Reva A Furst
David A Brockway Evan M Chesney Robert E Davis Paul A Ellis Wilfred G & Rowena F Futcher
Joanne M Broden Bennett D & Sandra A Chilson Charles W & Wilma L Simon Elloway Carolyn Garber
Nichole C Bromme Claudia D Chinn Davisson Marijane Elmendorf Taylor L Garber
Benjamin B Brower Bill & Ruth T Chobotar Laura Daw Harry E Elumir Oscar Garcia
Alma M Brown Marilyn R Christensen Lawrence D Day Eric O & Cynthia J Emerson Cecelia Garcia-Marenko
Arthur N Brown Rebecca S Christensen Frank J DeFrancesco William K & Arlene H Emery Sarah J Gard
Robert H & Ellen Z Brown Kris Christensen Gladys L deFluiter Gladys M Engelkemier Richard R Gardner
Gary E Brown Carol Y Christensen Eleanor J DeWitt Gregory P Engelman Corinne E Garvy
James J Brown Helen G Christoffel Raoul & Louise Dederen B D Eno Kathy M Gatz
Ronald C Brown Samuel Kim L Chuah Joshua W Dee Roger G Eno Graciela Gaytan
Steven Brown Donald J & Maryanne Clark Richae L Dehaney Patricia A Erhard Arla J Genstler
Denise V Browne Lorraine V Clark Magaly Del Pozo Barbara E Erhard Shannon E Ganter
Tracy L Bruining Mead Ramona R Clark Martin T Delgado Jamie L & Shelly L Erhard Gordon Gerst
Clarence F Brummett Richard I & Virginia M Clark Kathleen M Demsky Robert L Erich Key Getty
Donna Bruntz Sylvia J Clarke Annmarie Dennis Sharla D Erich Jonathan W Gibbons
Morris L Brusett Bevin T Clayton Beverly B Denton Jim Erickson Lloyd & Adaline R Gibson
D Lynn Bryson John L & Marilyn Clayton Linda C Derringer Rebeca Escobar Lawrence W Onsager
Kara A Buckalew Jo-Ann D Clegg Reynaldo L & Linda M Cesar Esguerra Gregory O Gibson
Donald J Bumphrey Scott N Clements Descalso Nestor Esguerra John P Gilbert
Joan Bunch Jay R Clough David W Dettwiler Marika Esham Delores F Gilliland
Gary W Burdick John S Clough Martha A Detweiler Harold H Esser Florence C Gillman
Keven L Burdorf Keith H & Ngaire A Clouten Marco J & Erika B DiBiase Alvena Evans Leah C Go
Jean L Burgdorff Daniel E Cobb Sally A DiCicco Shirley F Evans Barbara J Goffin
Thomas M Burgess Judith M Coe Beatrice A Diah Timothy M Evans Victor R Gold
Ruth A Burlingame Cynthia P Coetzee Jane Diamond Edward A Everett Lou Ann Goldstein
Carolyn W Burns Robert S Collard Kelti K Dickerson Barbara J Ewing Arloene Y Goley
Todd P Burns Orla L & Ellen H Collins Nicole A Dizon Lynne J Facchinello Sandra M Goodall
Velma J Burns Eric J & Mary A Collins Nada S Djordjevic Frank H & Joy K Faehner Barbara Goodman
Glenn Burt Sarah B Conard Natalie Dodd Sarah A Fagal Garnet F Goodman
Thetis L Bush Ellen L Conklin L E Dodd Daniel L Farmer H T Goodwin
Ellen L Busl Sharon L Constantine Denise P Doe Shanda E Farmer Joan M Goodwin
Mary J Buzolich Christel A Cook Irma F Doering, deceased Rosemary Farver Douglas E & Lisa S Goolsby
Everette L Byam Darlene Cook Jim Donaldson Arthur Felesky Loylette L Gordon
Isabel D Byers Diane L Coon Tae O Doran Kaye L Fenner Rhonda L Goss
Harold W Bylsma Arnold Cooper Jennifer L Doshier Fernetta M Ferch Rhoda J Gottfried
Vernon L Byrd Stefan R Copiz Desmond T Doss, deceased Erma Ferguson Jean C Graham
Ellen L Caagbay Lenora J Copsey Gary L Doty Doris M Ferris Robert W Graham
Frances J Cadena Irene Corbe Harriet W Douglas William D Fields Stephen C Graham
James F Calkins Glendon E Corkum Richard C Douglass Brian J Finley Annette M Graves
Deborah M Camp Jaime L Cortes Jacqueline H Douwsma Robert E Firth Linda J Graves
Alma B Canada-Neal Joyce E Councell Randall L Dowell Dorothy M Fischer Jennifer A Gray
Ann Z Canaday Astri H Coupland Charles N Drechsel Joy M Fish Stephen H Gray
Mirta N Canale Peter S Cousins Kevin G Drew Irene Fishell Catherine L Green
Thomas & Debra S Candy Arthur L & Mary E Covell Dale W & Marjorie A Driscol Gillian A Fisher Grace O Green
Marlene Canizales Daniel Covrig M C Dronen Stephen D & Karyl E Fisher Laurie A Green
Elissa Capes Duane M Covrig Marilyn J Dry Barbara S Fisher Carol J Greene
John Carlos Winston J & Marilyn J Craig Victor Dube Jean E Fitch Frank W Greene
Betty M Carlson Erwin A Crawford William E Dudgeon Wendy J Fivash Nathan A Greene
James W & Beth Carlson Wallace H Croak & Ellen A Ruby L Dudley John H Fletcher Veronica R Greene
Bruce R Carpenter Council Croak Merle Dueck Claudine Fleury Tim Greenlaw
Corinne Carpisi Daniel D Crooker Ronald G Duerksen Wafiya F Foote Betty J Greenwood
Steven G Carrizosa Florence H Crumley Kelvin M Duncan Lorraine M Ford Carrie L Grellmann
Carey C & Dorothy A Jorge A Cruz Aaron P Durbin Enid L Ford F G Grellmann
Carscallen Carol J Curry John T Durichek Diane M Ford Emma Grentz
Lois K Carscallen Gary R Curtis Laurice Durrant Richard A & Alice B Ford Ona M Greve
Ritchelle Casalan Ronald W Curtis Kathryn G Dybdahl Curtis Forde Nancy L Greve
Mary A Casebolt Estrella D’Arezzo Robert A Earp Sarah N Forrester Linda Griffin
Anthony R Castelbuono Nicolette E Dacres Donna D Eastman Allen G Fosse Robert B Griffin
Madeline Castelbuono Dennis A Dahl Christine S Eastwood Irwin A Fosse Grenith J Griffith
David B Caswell Glenda L Dale Joanne V Edgar Brittany A Foster Richard B Griffith
Shirley Cavin Johnson Mary Jean Damron Bill S Edsell Beverly J Foster Joy D Groth
M Cerzil Sheri S Darrough Latas L Edwards Tillie Foust Donna F Grove
Fonda L Chaffee Linda J Dassenko Mark S Edwards Nancy L Fowler Elaine M Grundset
Melissa K Chaffee Janine K Daugherty Ottis C Edwards Daniel S Francis William G Gruzensky
Birthe Chan Michael G Dauncey Danny C Edween Masie E Francis D Tamsir Gueye
Linda K Chang Glenda E Davidson Yvonne M Egger Dorothy I Frase Floyd D & Hilda Gustafson
Gilbert B Chapman John R Davidson Reginold A & M J Eighme Barry L & Kathy J Freeman Sharon K Guth
Adel James Chareq Bonnie Davis Steven E Eisele Kathleen M Freeman Richard Guthrie
Brenda G Palmer Chase Sarah M Davis Kathleen J Ekkens Betty H Freeman M J Guy
Maria Chavez Gwendolyn J Davis Richard K & Linda L Ekkens William J Fulco Lester Haag

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Lillian M Haag Eloise Hill Dorothy E Johnson Rose M Knott Gary Lockwood
Tobey & Lucile E Haagenrud Marylin J Hill Esther M Johnson Pamela S Knowlton Ruth E Lofthouse
Donald E & Edith I Habenicht Michael R Hilton Glenn & Carlene L Johnson Lisa L Knudsen Thayne Logan
Arlind E Hackett Lounette Hinkle Wilma H Johnson Christof W Kober Gloria London
Donald S Hadley Danielle M Hinton Jamie Johnson Jonathan B Koch Angela Lopez
Verna G Hadley Beda L Hirsch Maggie R Johnson Genevieve W Koh Ernesto J Lopez
Loa Hagelgantz Theodore & Lynda Hirsch Pauletta R Johnson Vereen Koh Ernie Lopez
Zerita J Hagerman James Ho Ronald L Johnson Nancy H Kohler Gloria E Lopez
Norma L Halberg Janice Hoffman Wilma H Johnson Esther Konrad Lester E Lorenz
Elaine S Halenz Florence A Holford Ella Johnston J Mailen & Lynne D Kootsey Elmer W Lorenz
Barbara J Haley Carmen Holland Eunice L Johnston Jason A Kors Peter M Love
Barbara A Hall Karen J Holland Serita A Jones Ann C Kosinski Patricia A Lowe
Connie L Hall Renita K Hollsten Robert G Jones Frederick A Kosinski Sandra Lozano
Juanita Hall Gary R Holman S Charles Jones Donald J Kostrewa Dorothy J Lucht
Patricia L Hall Ian R Holt Richard D Jordan Bonnie G Kotter Maria L Lucrida
Barbara J Hallock Susan Holtsclaw Wanda J Jordan Lena Koury Robert R & Nona M Ludeman
Karen R Hamberger Benson Hong Andrea L Jordan Karyl L Kramer Helyn Luechauer
Esther Hamel James H & Betty L Hoover James P Joseph Mandy L Krentz John, deceased & Helen Lungu
Anneliese M Hamel Robert D Hopkins Bernice O Jubert Mike Kropf Carol E Lusung
Daniel B Hamilton Lirlie J Horner Jeffrey K Juneau Myron K & Doris N Krueger Jessica M Luttfring
Hernan D Hammerly John M Hough Zachary R Juniper Irene Krull Elisha M Luyeho
James R & Renae Hamstra Peggy A Houston Margaret Jurkiewicz Evelyn P Kuhn Taryn A Lynch
Raewyn J Hankins Mike Houtchens Thomas C Kalappurayil Wolfgang P Kunze John N Lyon
Mary L & Brian E Hanks Harold & Gwen M Howard Rana R Kane Janet L Kurzynske Anita J MacKey
James E Hann John E Howard Joon Hyuk Kang & Yun Mickey D & DeAnn Kutzner Rocco A Maccarone
Brian Hanna Thomas G Howe Myung Oh Kay J Kuzma Edward A Mack
Connie J Hanna Elwin D & Eleanor J Howell Nancy C Kantor Hyun J Kwon Deborah E Mackey
James D Hanson Robert L Howson Richard L & Glenice Kaping Romulo Lachica Richard N Mackie
Herbert I & Marjorie C Harder Donna G Hubert Nena M Karim Iris M Landa Marianne Macklin
Phyllis V Harding Jeffrey P Hudon Sam E Karim Laura Landrey John J Madigan
Leonard N & Esther L Hare Frank A Hufana Verna L Karst Adaline Lane June M Madrigal
Timothy E Harley Eileen L Huggins Frank J Karth Park Lane Suzanna D Majewski
Craig Harris Vernon R Hughes Renee Katrib Harold H & Violet R Lang Nada Maletin
Janelle B Harris Gerald S & Dulcinea H Hulick Daniel J Kaumpungan Phebe L Langot Richard A Malott
Allen D & Pamela M Harris Claude G & Carolyn M Richard R Kay Keith Lanzer Mary Kaye Manchur
Ronn M Harris Hullquist Doris E Keatts Christy L Larsen Wallace L Mandigo
Shirley A Harrison Karen Hummel James V Keeney Ramona E Larsen Dahna L Mandos
Patricia A Harrison Gary W Hunt Mildie Kehr Edwin W & Grace E Larson Melanie A Manges
Diane M Hart Mark P Hunt Wilma J Keifer W G Larson Pauline M Maniraguha
Merlin M & Marian M Hart Mary W Hunt Diana L Kellawan Doug Latinkic Laurisse Maniscalco
Kurt W Hartmann Liam J Hurley John Kelley Mary E Lauda Savanna J Maniscalco
Hilde S Hasel Barbara A Huset Rhoda M Kendall Brainerd Laundry Phillip R Mann
Linda Haulcomb Robert S Hutt Jean A Kennedy James E LeBlanc David S Maquera
Gertrude Hay Ja-Yeon Hwang John C & Frances B Keppel Chris & Suzy L LeBrun Derise M Marden
Linda S Hayman Sunggeun S & Inae J Im Dale C Kershner Marcia A LeMay Glen M Marek
Melisa Heber Sherri D Ingram Hudgins Kristina M Kettenburg Pauline Lebel Gloria Mariano
Chanida C Hechanova Marcia K Irwin Monya G Khan Thomas E Lechleitner Andres J Marquez
Lanette M Heghesan Jerome B Jablonski Frances L Kilmer Aracelis Ledesma Ann M Marquez
Stella M Hegstad Alice L Jackson Leilani R Kilpatrick Ydelci Ledesma Juan Marquez
Harold E & Dorothy E Heidtke Ed A Jackson Adam D Kim Hasung Lee Maria Marquez
David W Heilig Troy D Jackson Anne Kim Martin D Lee Ana Marroquia
Hubert M Helfer Sandra L Jacobs Chang S & Yong-Ho Kim Beverly J Leffler Shirley Marsh
Doris D Helm George J Jaeger Choong-Man J & Charlyn Y Kim Tanner C Leininger Allen S Martin
Lorene Henderson Nancy R Jaehn N Roland Kim Cloice D & Myrna Lemon Betty S Martin
Lorraine D Henri Mary L James Wendy K Kim Laslo L Lennart Cynthia S Martin
Cislyn K Henry John Jann Yeon J & Shin A Kim Gerald F Lerman Ralph W Martin
John M Henry Coral A Janssen Yong-Ho & Chang S Kim Eileen F Lesher Brooks W Martyn
Beth M Hernandez Ramon Jaraba Joan B King Veda E Lesher Daniel L Mason
Felipe T Hernandez David G & Lisa D Jardine Robert E & Lillis L Kingman Daniel G & Carol L Lewis Alta M Massey
Luis A Hernandez Tamara K Jardine Jerri Kinney Katherine J Lichtenwalter Matthew W Matovu
Marilyn M Herrmann Gwen Jardine Jacqueline L Kinsman Karen Lightbourne Jermella R Matthews
Henry & Pearl Herzog Jeanne B Jarnes Ewald & Olusanjo O Kissinger Werner & Grace Lightner Lionel Matthews
Geraldine T Hess Judy Jarnes Maxine W Klan Lori W Lin Dorothy J Matthies
Marianne Heydt Edward H Jasper Doralee Klein Claudia M Lindow Justin J Mattson
Kathryn L Hickerson George T Javor Sharon Klemm Grace V Lindsay Regil J Mattson
Brenda L Higgins Suze Jean-Pierre Shirley Kline Mark E & Francesca T Lippi Judith I Matusik
Janice L Higgins Mildred M Jefferson Mary L Knapp Christina L Lister-Walkingshaw Mary Elizabeth Mauro
Jean C Hildebrand Lyle H Jensen William E & Dorothy L Knecht Alice A Little Gerard Mauze
Arlene Hill Isabell Jervis Phyllis Knepel Julieanne Little Pauline G Maxwell
Barbara J Hill Ruth W Jiyani Elizabeth L Knight Robert M & Ann R Little Constance M Maycock
Carol L Hill Meredith S Jobe Jeneree Knight Lyle L & Dorothy R Carol E Mayes
Mariellyn F Hill Roland F John Billie J Knight Litzenberger Brandy R Maynard
Geraldine W Hill Dan Johnson Ronald A Knott Harry C Lloyd Roland L Mays

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Walter L & Pauline Mazat Leona M Murray James H Patterson Charles E Randall Nancy C Ruiz
Robert T McBain Milton J Murray Carl J Patterson Bernadette Randall Max Rusher
Amelia R McBride Donald W Murray Stephen D & Dalry B Payne Karen Randolph Charles C & Beverly M Russell
Robert L McCullough Charles T Muse Arlene M Peden Michael D Rann Sharon M Russell
Valora L McDaniel Karon G Musgrave Dora Mae Pedersen Thomas F Rappette Joel S Sabangan
Deborah K McDaniel Dawn M Mutz Jonathan Peinado Humberto M & Julieta C Rasi Jane Sabes
Robert & Ilea A McDaniel Beulah E Myers Zonia Peinado David R Rawls Judy Sabnani
Richard G McDonald Donald L Myers Anton E Pellegrini Timothy A Raymond DiAnne D & Larry V Sager
Linda McFadden Kathryn B Myers Parker Paul W Pelley Gwendolyn R Readler Renee A Sager
W R McFadden Margie S Mynhier Donna J Pelto Gail Y Reddell Elmar P & Darilee F Sakala
Gaylene M McFarland Shari L Nash Esther Penn Nancy A Redford Lemuel Salandanan
Jeff McGraw Arif Nasir Joan Penn Susan M Reeve Noel A & Cynthia P Salgado
Roberta L McHutchison Pauline Neighbors Candice L Penno E Ken & Sue M Regal Samuel B Salinas
Gerald A McKay Harold E Nelson Gamaliel Perales Josue Regoso Yolanda Salinas-Marquez
Delauna M McKee Kenneth E Nelson Merri-Lou Perkins Clifford D & Anna M Reiber John F & Lonna L Salnoske
R Ellsworth & Sharon S McKee Yvonne Nerness Shirley Perock Richard M & Anita I Reid Cecelia M Sampson
Karin E McLarty Kermit L Netteburg John F Perrin Bryan A Reid Lynette E Sanderson
Orlin R McLean Jenny Neumann Mary L Perry Kathy E Reid Paul Sandman
Mary S McNeal Gary L Newberry Mark Perry Pamela R Rein Katherine L Sanocki
Marnelle McNeilus Isabel A Newbold Harlow Peterson John M Reinsch Emmanuel L Santiago
Lillian L McNeily Magaly M Newmyer Ivadel Peterson Robert A Reiswig Cindy A Sash
Margaret E McNitt Lillian Ng Jeffrey L Peterson Marcial R Remitera Richard L & Helen E Sauls
Delina D McPhaull Joyce J Nichols Sadie Peterson Walter Renshaw Phyllis Sawvell
Mercedes McPherson Eldora B Nickel, deceased Shirley N Pettis Robertson Kerry D Reuer Melinda S Scarlett-Persaud
Genevieve McWilliams Merrilynne K Nickless Gordon G Phillips S D Rey Connie L Schaffer
Glenn A & Gina V Meekma Colleen J Nielsen Harold R & Betty L Phillips Barbara G Reynolds Judith D Schalk
Donald R Meidinger Rolf Nieman Rudolf Piekarek Mary Reynolds Anthony K Schaller
Gabriela Melgar Beverly A Noble Elizabeth L Pierson Floyd L Rheinheimer Debra S Schamberger
John R Melnick William J Nordgren Ana L Pineda Elsie Rice Marie A Schaub
Nepatli Mendoza Teresa A Norman Anna T Piskozub Linda L Rice Kari A Schebo
Shirley Menhardt Audrey C North Luis F Pisuena Lana J Rice Helma M Schlaman
Agnes L Merchant Christal J Notice Darlene Pisuena-Ray Dan Rich Jack E Schleicher
David L & Brenda S Merkel D David & Judith L Nowack James L Pittman David K & Ruth G Riedlinger Donna L Schmidt
Nathan M & Phyllis I Merkel Rosa Nunez Sara Plumb Lora A Riess Norma J Schmidt
Virginia Merrill Arne M & Sharon J Nystuen Gordon W & Bonnie J Pollitt Philipp & Nancy Riess John F & Catherine Schmidt
William Merz Kerry M O’Connor Marilyn Pond Harold P Riess Cynthia S Schmidt
Deborah J Messinger Geraldine O’Neal Burton A Pontynen Robert W Ringer Cindy J Schneider
Gregory E & Krista M Metzger Kathleen Oakden Chalmers G & Alice E Poole Candice J Ringering Virginia L Schneider
Ardis M Meyer Ella L Oetman Margaret A Poole Linda L Ritchey Barbara J Schofield
Gerald P Meyer Blanche A Oetman Marciana L Popescu Richard M Ritland Wolfhart K Schubach
Louis Meyer Merlene A Ogden Warren G & Betty A Popp Teresa A Ritter Ronald A Schubert
Angela G Millen Joy S Oh Sean P & Vernieta J Porras Gary L Roberson Mary A Schwantes
Jerry Miller Lavon Oke Lynsey R Porter Ruth M Roberts Mark Schwertfeger
Joyce K Miller Rosemary Okpulor Earl A Potter Isabel A Rodrigues Karl E Schwinn
Julie A Miller Kathyleen I Oliver Frederick N Pottle Annette C Rodriguez Kevin C Sciulli
Rhonda R Miller Joseph E Olney Shari L Powell Dan Rodriguez Carolyn M Scorpio
Linda Mills Janelle R Olson Simastuen Barbara E Prest Senez Rodriguez-Charbonier Marian L Seeley
Simona G Mills Linda O Omane Joshua L Price Rey F Rodriquez Mary L Segar
Seetha R Milton Amanda C Ombengi Paul Prien Dorothy M Roller Llewellyn D Seibold
William D Minear Lawrence W Onsager Kristin A Priest Kristina L Romashko Willis Seibold
Delores J Mitchell Anna J Opicka Judy G Pritchard Viviane Romelus Shirley A Seidenstricker
June M Mitchell Yudelka J Orosco Derrick L & Bonnie C Proctor Ruth C Romulus Harry Selent
Sharon D Moll Richard T & Sharon L Orrison Martha H Prokop Fred R Roosenberg Claire Senseman Church
Dorothy C Moll Melissa F Orrison Sheila Pruchs Henry & Ruby E Roosenberg Paul A Sergio
Harry & Edwina Montello Ray Osborn Ray Puen Anna M Roosenberg Salim A Serrano
Susan K Moon Annie M Oswald Florence C Pumford Nida A & Placido M Roquiz Jean A Sevener
Robert D Moon Dan R Overfield Matthew & Delisa J Purchase Herbert & Marilyn Rorabeck Elma Severin
Susan K Moon Carmen I Pagan Martin D Purvis Christine Rorabeck Debbie L Shadel
Lynae G Moor Andrew A Pagels Monte E Puymon Richard A Rorabeck Audrey Shaffer
Barth P Moore Lindsey N Painter Robert J Quellette Tony Rosal Mable M Shankel
Barth Moore Byung H Pak Theresa A Quellette Jodi M Rose Hershel Shanks
Michele E Morrell Paul H Pak Carolyn A Quezada David Rosenberg Norman & Donna L Sharp
Richard I & Jeanette Morris Eugene A Palmieri Eleanor Raab Mary Nell Rosenboom Carol A Shaver
John Morss Sandra A Pappas Blaine A Rabbers Andrea K Ross Gregory Shawaryn
Pam Mort Deborah R Park Elaine G Radeff Laura Ross Adda C Sheldon
Beulah J Moses Sung H Park Kathryn A Raethel Merita K Ross Crystal M Shelley
Gnani R Moses Kathryn B Myers Parker Blanca Ramal Roberta J Ross Clarice Shepherd
Joanne Muldoon Jack A Parker Ramnarine Ramharacksingh Gloria M Row Sherry M Shepherd
Patsy Mummert Jacqueline J Parker Joe Ramos Edmond E Roy E Wayne Shepperd
Alberta Munroe Reitha E Parks Sherryl L Rampton Norman J & Margaret J Roy Carol M Sherman
J L Murdoch Ardyth Parrick Barbara Ramsey Verlyn Ruger Jack L Sherman
Adelia N Murphy Robert I Parry John M Ramsey C Ruie Verlen D Sherwin
Dorothy A Murphy Catherine E Pascual Martha N Rand Daniel E Ruiz Linda Short

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Phyllis A Show David A & Linda L Steen Jo Tracy Ardis E Wazdatskey Wilan Wong
Carrell V & Isabel A Shuler Janetta R Steffen Verna M Travis Alice L Weakley Lanny Wonoprabowo
Adam D Shull Heidi H Steinhagen Snowden Ardyth Trecartin John E Weakley Bryant G Wood
Carol Shultz Ryan P Steitz Max A Trevino Alice L Weakley Connie O Wood
Joan Shultz Ardis D Stenbakken Ramona D Trubey Sandra Weaver Jarrod J Wood
Kari L Shultz Sylvia E Stephan Ray L & Shirley J Truhn Robert E Weaver Valerie L Wood
Max H Shurtliff Michael F Stephenson Maria M Tryon Teri Webster Dennis & Betty L Woodland
William A Sias Rolene J Stepp Audra B Tucker Michael H Weigand Charles & Delores E Woods
Brenda S Siebold Doris J Sterling Ronald E Turk Kevin L Wein & Suzanne R Edward J & Edith G Woods
Gerald Siebold Rudolph O Sterling Chad E & Tonya A Turner White-Wein Dan C & Julie A Woolf
Jane L Siebold Sharon L Stewart Constance D Twomley Cardinal O Welch Bette L Wozniak
Myrtle A Siewert Delyse E Steyn Rebecca Twomley Rex M Welch David Wozniak
Mario A Silva Rose R Stickle Douglas E Tyler Benjamin Welebir Judy C Wright
Earl L Simmons Sylvia M Stiles Esther V Tyler Bradferd Welebir Glenna M Wright, deceased
Emmanuel M Simon Beatriz B Stitzer Debra D Uehlin Francis W & Mary S Wernick Melodie J Wright
Sarah A Simulis Charles J & Anne W Stokes Traci L Umali Thea Wescott Walter L & Jacqueline M
Jeanne W Sitompul Paul A Stokstad Dena J Umek Roy A Wesson Wright
Annette Siver Garth H & Joyce E Stoltz Eleanor G Umek Bette M Westfall Gayle R Wuchenich
Nathan R Skaife Erin G Stone Betty L Unruh Ronald F & Pauline M Westman Richard A Wuttke
Larry E Skinner Judith I Storfjell Kathy R Usilton Lenard Whaley Jianming Wei
Julia D Slade John F Stout James Y Uyeda James Wharam George A & Janet F Yancer
Jennifer L Slater Donna R Stout Milan & Lilijana M Vajdic John W Wharam Margaret Yeo
Leon & Dolores E Slikkers Kenneth V Stover Sara N Valencia Mary E Wharam Nelly Lueng Yi
Carolyn G Sloan Kenneth E & Sharon L Straw Marilyn J Vallieres George L & Donna M Wheeker R A Yingst
Benjamin H Smith Bonnie B Strawder Marcia E Van Arsdell Joe L & Connie L Wheeler Nancy R Yoder
Brandon J Smith William C Strom Jacoba H Van Bemmelen Douglas E Wheeler Ethel L Young
Charles R Smith Carolyn Strzyzykowski Bobbie J Van Dolson Judith M Wheeler Nicholas A Young
Lynn E Smith Julie Summerfield Catherine A Van Duinen Susan B Whitaker Robert Young
Micrae E Smith Kathy A Summerlin David D Van Luven Cleon E & Sandra M White Stephen W & Bonnie L Young
Paul D Smith Francis L & Lorraine L Surdal Jarmila I VanArsdell Eric J White Millie U Youngberg
Ransom D Smith Beverly Swagerty Barbara J Vance Leslie J White Duane Ytredal
Stephen E Smith Clarence J Swallen, deceased Earl D VandeVere Ernest G White Earl J Zager
Verona E Smith Lee-Anne M Swanson Joan T Vander Mei William G White Noemi Zanazanian
L Louise Smith Rohan M Swanston S Jean Vanek Kimberly Whiteman Tom Zapara
Mark L & Vicki R Smucker Carol J Swayze Dale S Vassantachart W R Whiteman Judith D Zimmerman
Valeri Snedden John H Sweeney Nancy J Vecchione Vincent T & Vesta Whitmore Pamela Znidar
Heidi M Snively Freda F Swensen Lilia I Velasquez Alice F Whitney Virginia F Zollinger
Ruth A Snow Ruth A Sykes Eliezer C & Maureen A Wendy L Wickey Shirley A Zork
Andrew J & Julia T Snyder David L Symonds Ventura Debra D Wiemeyer Stephen L Zurek
Warren R Snyder Myrtie J Symonds Mimose R Vernet W John Wilbur
Eve Sobol Ronald R Symonds Shannon M Vielmann Wes H Wilbur
Angelina C Soliven Helen C Tabakovic Michael A Villwock Joyce E Wilburn, deceased
Sharon S Somerville Jill R Tait J Rita Vital Gregory L Wildman
Ralph A Sommer Steven G & Esther Tarangle Ann-Marie Vitalis Maralyn Wileman
Francis A & Eunice Soper James I Taylor Dorita S Vitrano James P Wilkerson
Jose N Sorto Lyndon J Taylor Filomena A Vitug Janet L Wilkins
Larry A Soule Robert M Tebo Donald K Vixie Richard E & Donna Willey
Leny E Souza Virginia Tejada Armando Vizcarra Erik Willey
Steve Sowder Jesse Tennison Roger W Voigt Cheryl Williams
Claudia A Sowler Satu R Terian Otto D Vyhmeister Gary D Williams
Pamela Sparks J Richard Terrell Mary Wadsworth Cooke Mari J Williams
Carolann M Spearman Jerome D & O Jane Thayer Cheryl Wagner Nimal C Williams
Edward J Specht Anna L Thomas Josephine E Wahagheghe Stephanie M Williams
Frederick M Specht Daniel L Thomas Dana L & Dawn M Wales Wendy Williams
Jacqueline M Spencer Loralee J Thomas Jesse G Walker Cherie M Wilson
Stella M Spencer Korey Thomas Ethel L Wall Christopher L Wilson
Richard E & Alice N Spindler Andrew J Thompson Joy A Wall Don L Wilson
D John Spruyt Gary A Thompson David W & Twyla O Wall Norman L & Donna M Wilson
Glenn W & Geraldine B John A Thompson Nancy Walters Griselda C Wilson
St Clair Avonne Thompson Carolyn A Waltz Mary Z Wilson
Alicia T St Hillaire Shirley A Thoresen Rao Wandawasi Rachel L Wilson
Lad S Stacey Gladson M Thumbalamoto Bonita M Wang Glenn L Wiltse
Phyllis Standen Ruth E Tidwell Ericka Ward Andrea J Wincek
Luella Standish Constance H Tiffany John D & Marilyn C Ward Carole Ann Winegar
Eleanor C Stanhiser James E & Lucia A Tiffany Terry Ward Edward E & Cheryl L Wines
Aleksandar Stankovic Margaret M Tilden Maylin D Warda Edward C Wines
Phyllis A Staples Jeannie M Tillay Melodie J Wardecke Michael W Winter
Thomas & Genevieve Starkey Mike Timmins Wilma J Warren Kathryn A Wirth Rajecki
David F Starlin P Tolentino Sarah E Washington Ian Wisniewski
Brian L Starr Judy G Toney Arna D Waterhouse Ray Witzel
Louis Steakley David W Toppenberg H R Waterhouse Jennifer P Wollemberg
Audrey L Steele Wolfhard & Irene O Touchard W Ronald Watson Evelyn Wonderly
Claude E & Elizabeth F Steen Larry L Townsend Gary M Way Peter A Wong

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The Daniel Augsburger Society

The Daniel Augsburger Society was established in 2007 to honor those that have remembered Andrews University in their estate plan or
through a planned gift. To learn more about the society, please contact the Office of Planned Giving & Trust Services 269-471-3613 or
plannedgiving@andrews.edu.

Janet Aldea Edith Davis Herbert Holden William & Jean Murdoch Reger & Katherine Smith
James & Patricia Anderson Frank & Dolly Dehaan Helen Holiak Milton Murray Richard & Claudia Sowler
Marty Anderson Lyndel & Patricia Dickerson John & Dede Howard George & Patricia Mutch Glenn & Geraldine St. Clair
Joyce Augsburger Norman & Florence Doss Rosemary Iles Arlan Nelson Phyllis Standen
Harold & Doralee Bailey Irizona Duckworth Shahin Ilter Lyle Nelson Timothy & Joan Standish
Dorothy Baker Sharon Dudgeon Paul Jackson Terry Newmeyer Charlene Starlin
Valeda Barcelow Roger & Margaret Dudley Warren & Loretta Johns Roy Olson David & Linda Steen
Robert & Darlene Barnhurst Kenneth Dunn Ruby Johnson Harry & Janet Olson Lois Strand
David & Marilyn Bauer Mercedes Dyer Johnny & Ida Johnson Darrel & Anna Jean Opicka Reid & Ardith Tait
Sophie Becker Virginia Eakley Oliver & Eunice Johnston Richard & Sharon Orrison Bernice Taylor
Doug Benson Edward Elmendorf II Ruth Kaiser Sharon Overton Richard & Sharon Terrell
Iris Bentz-Horak Ruth Engelbert Gary & Sue Kaufman Stephen & Rose Paden Jerome & Jane Thayer
Eileen Bergeron Robert Fadeley John & Frances Keppel Kathryn Parker Constance Tiffany
Eleanor Bicknell David & Frances Faehner Esther Kerr Delio & Catherine Pascual Catherine Lang Titus
Frieda Blanchard Don & Alice Fahrbach Dennis Kiley David Peshka Julian & Marjorie Ulloth
Alfred & Winifred Boyce Evelyn Faurote Robert & Lillis Kingman Doug & Tari Popp Gail Vallieres
Martin & Glynis Bradfield Dwain & Lorraine Ford Robert Kloosterhuis Norman & Beverly Pottle Peter & Jacoba vanBemmelen
Betty Brassington Nelson Fore Anita Kohler Richard & Nancy Powell Donald & Catherine Van
Alma Brown Denis Fortin & Kristine Ursula Konegen Sylvia Powers Duinen
Frederick Brown Knutsen George & Kathleen Kuzma Roy & Darlene Puymon David Van Luven & Patti
Marvin & Sylvia Budd Gerald & Reva Furst Jan & Kay Kuzma Charles & Barbara Randall McKenney
Allan Buller Wilfred & Rowena Futcher Marian Larsen Christopher & Janelle Randall George & Gloria Vannix
Russell & Cynthia Burrill Elizabeth Garber Maynard & Eleanor LeBrun Joseph Rasmussen Otto & Irma Vyhmeister
Mary Jo Canaday Cletus Georges Barbara Lee Nicholas & Mariellen Reiber Wyman & Murna ??
Lois Carscallen Jean Graham Joan Leonhardt Nevin & Lana Rice John & Lilya Wagner
Lewis & Della Mae Carson Harold Green Richard & Veda Lesher Raymond & Ruth Roberts Elaine Waller
Marion Cashman Arlene Grimley Sam Loh Bruce & Judith Ronk Myrtle Wallington
Donald Caster Carolyn May Grubbs Felix Lorenz James Root Arthur & Natalie Weaver
Bruce & Marilyn Christensen Harold & Elaine Grundset Martha Lorenz Marguerite Ross George & Donna Wheeker
Bethany Christian Herald & Donna Habenicht Maynard & Jean Lowry Leona Running Woodrow & Margaret
Keith & Ngaire Clouten Larry & Debbie Habenicht Robert & Nona Ludeman Austin & Phyllis Sawvell Whidden
Kenneth & Janice Cobb Judith Hack Anita Mackey Lawrence & Judy Schalk Timothy & Carolyn Wieder
Phyllis Collins David & Melinda Hafner Bernard Marsh Charles & Marie Schaub Roy Wightman
Robert Cook Ray & Madlyn Hamblin Charles & Patricia Mauro Richard & Lois Schell Steven Willsey
Roger Coon Loren & Ann Hamel Raymond Mayor Richard & Juanita Schuleman Meretle & Rosa Wilson
Gregory & Teresa Coryell Glen Hamel Robert & Ilea McDaniel Richard & Joyce Schwarz Stephen & Bonnie Young
Milton & Judy Crabb Paul Hamel Leland McElmurry Norbert & Christine Schwer Richard Yukl
Winston & Jeanette Craig Bonnie Jean Hannah Ellsworth & Sharon McKee Richard & Dixie Scott Bruce & Judy Zimmerman
Margaret Crishal David & Claudette Hartman Jim & DeLauna McKee Charles Scriven & Rebekah Edward & Lenora Ann Zinke
David & Jackie Cromwell Harold & Dorothy Heidtke Ernesto & Loida Medina Wang Scriven Kristopher & Lois Zygowiec
James & Carol Curry Ronald & Christine Herr Marion Merchant Marion Shertzer
Chester & Mary Jane Damron Eugene & Betty Hildebrand Charles Michaelis Joan Shultz
Michele Dauns Barbara Hill Virginia Miller Shirley Skala
Delmer Davis Ellen Hill Vernette Morrice Nancy Smith

During the 2007–08 fiscal year a total of $295,078 was received

from the following matured estate plans
Estate of Erling E & Ellie Calkins
Estate of C Fred & Helen Clarke
Estate of Irma Faye Doering
Estate of Richard & Dena Hammill
Estate of Elizabeth H. Horn
Estate of Siegfried H & Elizabeth Horn
Estate of Carl W. Jorgensen
Estate of Arnold & Flaudia Michals
Estate of Gordon Pearse
Estate of James & Carolyn Russell
Estate of Alfred & Audrey Sniegon
Estate of Clarence Swallen

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The Fund for Andrews

One of the best gifts you can give a university is an unrestricted
one. Annual giving programs, the backbone of most university
fundraising efforts, survive on undesignated gifts and loyal donors.
To better reach Andrews donors the Office of Development is
working to enhance its annual giving program.
No longer referred to as The Annual Fund, the program has been
newly branded as The Fund for Andrews. Chris LeBrun, director
of development, explains the name change. “When we call donors
or write to them some still find it hard to understand the annual
fund. When you say The Fund for Andrews it just makes sense,”
LeBrun says. Along with the name change the program will feature
enhanced communication and exciting, engaging appeals.
The Fund for Andrews supports scholarships and academic
programs but it also helps to keep the lights on and feed students.
Everyday activities like these add up to be a large expense.
Donations are solicited by direct mails appeals, phonathons,
personal visits to alumni, and through the web.
The combined support of alumni, faculty, staff, friends, and
students is necessary to ensure the success of this program. The
revamped student-giving element, I Am Andrews, seeks to teach
students the importance of giving back to the university. “Our
alumni give,” LeBrun says, “but if we can increase faculty and staff
giving along with getting the students on board then our case for
support becomes all the more compelling.”
To make a gift to The Fund for Andrews go to www.andrews.
edu/development.

The Fund for Andrews The Fund for Andrews Phonathon

Average gift Total gifts

$140 $675,000 $200,000

$130 $131
$669,156
$650,000 $178,089
$120 $130 $175,000

$623,223 $163,121
$625,000

$100 $608,227 $150,000 $158,838

$102 $600,000
$600,696 $131,586
$84 $127,080
$80 $575,000 $125,000
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2005 2006 2007 2008 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

* A starred name indicates the Nereyda A Alonso
parent of a currently enrolled Alejandra Alvarado
student. A John Anders
Pamela K Anders
Thomas S & Cerina Andersen
MAPLE SOCIETY Charlotte N Anderson
$1–$99 Dayton M Anderson
V Carol Aalborg Eric D & Loretta Anderson
Kenneth H Ackerman Kent A Anderson
Russell R Adams Ralph M Anderson
Atinuke D Adeleke LaQuita G Anderson Powers
Dennis V & Tisha Aguila Knut A & Joanne Andersson
Andrew S Ahn Alf & Deborah Andvik
George H & Imogene Akers Ernest E Anger
Consorcia P Alabata Patrick A & Deborah Anlauf
Nelda C Alamay Sara M Anthony
B Kay Albrecht Frederick A & Clarice Antor
Vernon L & Sallie Alger Shigenobu Arakaki
Renee S Ali Ramon C & Aurea Araujo
Cedric A Allen Rachel R Arentsen
Clifton S Allen Jose A & Mistee Arias
David W Allen Toni E Armando
Edward M & Madalyn Allen Timothy J Arner
Hazel A Allen Carldin N Arthur
John W Allen Henrietta I Arvidson
Neil E Allen William V & Norma Ashlin
Sydney E Allen Warren S & Carolyn Ashworth
Teryl J Allen Rachel K Atanosian
Harvey C & Rosalie Allison Leonard E & Ann Atkins
Stephen N Allred Ann Atkins
Ronald Atkinson Christopher A Bartley Walter L Biggs
Jean L Audain Victoria L Batiste Burgess R Bills
Bruce O Babienco Joseph M Bauer Roystan G & Joy Binns
Orren W & Rachel Bacheller James E & Katherine Baugher Canute R Birch
Belinda B Bader Erich W Baumgartner Richard Bird
Barbara A Bailey Theodore F & Shelli Baze Brian H Bish
G Robert & Phyllis Bainbridge Willard D Beaman Brenda A Bishop
Gordana Bajsanski Marc J Beaven LeVerne & Juanita Bissell
Benjamin Baker Fred M & Velma Beavon Terry L Bitters
Carla B Baker Edwin C Beck Angela M Black
Woodrow W & Virginia Baker John M & Judy Bedell Harry L Black
Brian M & Leona Bakewell Roland D Beem Warren G Blaisdell
Donna B Banek Sally L Beeson Warren J Blanck
Howard F Bankes Bruce D & Shari Bellchambers Edward R & Lila Bloomquist
Chad R Banks Elkyn J Beltre Bruce K & Coreena Blum
Diane C Baptist Rolf & Birgitta Belz E Melinda Blystone
Ross Baptist Eliezer G Benavides Lowell L Bock
Stephen D Baptist Richard L & Starr Bender Harold Bohr
Clarence Baptiste Martha L Benjamin Robert L Bolander
James M Barbour Harry J Bennett Dennis L Bolin
Bethel Barger, deceased Lester L Bennett James E Bollin
JoAnn M Barhorst George N & Lois Benson Kathleen R Bonin
Patience Barnes Rodney A Benson Richard A Bonjour
Duane A Barnett Elvin & Patricia Benton T P Bonney
Grace Barnett Roy A Benton Donald F Bostian
Gilbert E Barr-Dixon Kimberly Berent David C Bostrom
Richard E & Anna Barrett Orley M Berg Byrna Botimer
Tiffany D Barrow Sally A Berkuchel Larry W & Carolyn Boughman
Dorothy H Bartkus Chad E Bernard Norman E Boundy
Virgil L Bartlett Gordon G Bietz Derek C Bowe

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Cecil R Bowman David M Carreon James E & Carol Curry Christian Y Dupont Arnold R Friedrich
Minnie G Boyer Anthony B & Juli Carrion Lorna E Curry Pamela A Durant Peter & Orpha Fritz
Neville T & Carol Bradfield Sylvester Q Case Gary R Curtis John T Durichek Virgil T Fryling
Peter N Bragg Rick A & Peggy Casebier Drucinda L Cwodzinski Paul B Dybdahl William Fuchs & Audrey M
Kerwin M Braithwaite Donald E & Mary Casebolt Nicolette E Dacres David R Earles Fuchs-Lindsay
Jay L & Michelle Brand R William Cash Dennis A Dahl Michael H & Donna Eastman Youlie Fukushima
Marsha A Brandon Robert W Cash Rockne W Dahl Doris J Eaton Arthur R Fuller
David C & Lanette Brandow Jacqueline C Castelbuono Dick E & Glenda Dale Dawn E Ebanks Carol S Fuller
Cheryl J Brandt Marilyn L Castelbuono George R Daniel Zelma B Edwards Edward R Fuller
Alice E Brantley David B Caswell Alvin L & Deborah Davis Kelly G & Donna Eick Eileen G Fuller
John D & Elizabeth Brantley Kirsten Cathell Clyde L Davis David B & Sharon Ekkens Florence Y Funai
Melvin E & Phyllis Brass William E Cavanaugh Deanna C Davis Paul G Elliott Shirley A Fuquay
Carroll V Brauer Sharon K Cejna Forrest P & Sarah Davis David W Ellis Russell D Furst
Albert E Brendel Edward & Miranda Cerovski Joyce E Davis Simon Elloway Sallyann G Gabriel
James B & Nancy Brenneman James D Chase Karen E Davis William K & Arlene Emery Cherryl A Galley
Mark C Bresee Janet M Chase Kimberly D Davis Vera W Emrick Jose G Galvez
David P Breyer Lee T Chee Patmah E Davis Joe H & Gladys Engelkemier Donna J Ganding
Kristine L Briggs Ye Chen Wanda G Davis Eric L Engen Kurt K Ganter
Ricky A Briggs Harold & Mary Cherne William S Davis Glenn F & Sadie Engen Mary E Gantt
Terri L Brinegar Bennett D & Sandra Chilson Mary A Davison Daniel L & Nancy Engle Garey E Gantz
Joanne M Broden Watson L Chin Charles W & Leora Day Robert W Engstrom Sarah J Gard
Leona R Brooks Stephen G & Claudia Chinn Robert H Day Ericca G Erhard Benjamin Gardner
Victor R & Alma Brown Michael Chiomenti R P De La Cruz Robert L Erich Roger L Gardner
Robert H & Ellen Brown Robert Chism Richard L & Valerie DeFluiter Verland V Erntson James R & Pamela Gatling
Gary E Brown Marjorie J Cholin Eleanor J DeWitt Marika Esham Lynn E & Donna Gatz
George W Brown Leo H & Carol Christensen Sheri A DeWitt Lyle G Euler Stephen A & Kathy Gatz
James J Brown John D Christenson Stephen D & Lisa DeWitt Andrew J & Sheila Evans James H Gaull
Jeffery J Brown Ruth E Christiansen Joshua W Dee Shirley F Evans William A Geary
Ronald C Brown Richard W Christoph G Michael Deeb Helene J Evans-Helling Roy T Gee
Thomas L Brown Rene A & Licette Church Richae L Dehaney Charles F Everest Cecil L & Margaret Gemmell
Vasco S Brown Roy C Churchill Samuel D Del Pozo Edward A Everett Nila G Getter
Victor F Brown E Stanton Clark Trevor J Delafield Deborah L Everhart Jonathan W Gibbons
Michael B Brownfield Gregory F Clark Stan M & Martha Detweiler Laural S Ewalt Lloyd & Adaline Gibson
James A Bruce Lorraine V Clark Raquel A Diaz Barbara J Ewing Paul G Gibson
Sharon J Brunnabend Robert A Clark Joseph W Dick Sean & Lynne Facchinello Philip E & Vida Giddings
D Lynn & Debra Bryson Roy A & Louann Clark Darwin M Dickerson Sandra J Fallon Violet Gill
Janette H Buck Richard I & Virginia Clark Kelti K Dickerson Robert H Fancher Farrell L & Delores Gilliland
Andrew A Bueno Wilton E & Sylvia Clarke Charles W Disney Mumtaz A & Marilyn Fargo Florence C Gillman
Daniel C Bundy Daniel E & Beverly Cobb Paull E Dixon Catherine J Farkas Compton S Girdharry
Donald T Bunker Edward M Collins Nicole A Dizon Robert H Farley David B Glass
Harold O Burden Orla L & Ellen Collins Phidelyn M Dobson Daniel L Farmer Kelly L Goddard
George R Burgdorff Linda J Colwell Kevin J & Denise Doe Rosemary Farver Wayne & Barbara Goffin
Charles E Burkeen Rochelle G Consignado Herman W & Terresa Doering Rodolfo F Feijoo John E & Arloene Goley
David M Burley Doylene A Cook Curtis A & Coleen Dolinsky Loren L Fenton Gilbert A & Sandra Goodall
Robert L Burns Richard L Cook Rudolph H Dolinsky Duane F Ferguson Joan M Goodwin
Harold T, deceased & Ravilla William L Coolidge Don J Donesky Elsbeth G Ferguson Genevieve R Goosey
E Burr Roger W Coon Thomas L Donley Erma Ferguson Loylette L Gordon
Gordon L Burton Douglas O Cooper James H & Tae Doran Carol E Filanova Jean C Graham
Wilbur A Burton Peter Cooper Robert W & Avonelle Dorant Milton E Fish Ricardo B Graham & Audrey A
Mary J Buzolich Russell J Cooper Desmond T, deceased & Garth E & Gillian Fisher Weir-Graham
Everette L Byam Lisa M Copenhaver Frances Doss William L & Jean Fitch Carol L Grannan
Glen H & Bonnie Byers Donald A & Lenora Copsey Heather L Doty Myrtle M Fitzgerald Tammara A Grant
Scott A & Susan Byers Donald W Corkum Gary L & Judith Doty Wayne A & Barbara Fleming Harold J Greanya
Harold W & Alma Bylsma Jaime L Cortes Michael G Doucoumes Preston W Fletcher Laurie A Green
Daniel R & Ellen Caagbay Duane M Corwin Jennifer L Dove Joseph R Flowers Nathan A & Patricia Greene
Mirna B Cabrera Carol A Coursey Richard C & Nadine Dower Gary O Fordham F G Grellmann
Richard M Cadavero Peter S & Melissa Cousins Charles N & Karen Drechsel Scott W & Kathleen Forner Emma Grentz
Paul R Caggiano Patricia E Cove Dale W & Marjorie Driscol Denis Fortin & Kristine M Ona M Greve
J Fred & Yvonne Calkins Arthur L & Mary Covell Eileen R Dry Knutson Robert R & Nancy Greve
Arlene R Campbell Jerry R Coyle Rich C & Linda DuBose Barbara J Foster D Jonathan Griebel
Leo J Campbell Charles E Creech Efrain Duany Brittany A Foster Rachel J Griebel
Rafael A Canizales Charles C Crider William E Dudgeon Darrow A & Yvonne Foster Charles J Griffin
Louis Canosa Wallace H Croak & Ellen A Ruby L Dudley William G & Beverly Foster Evelyn R Griffin
Elissa Capes Council Croak David P Duffie Nancy L Fowler Robert B Griffin
Cheerie L Capman Timothy E Crosby Anna M Dunbebin Bruce J Fox Richard B Griffith
Petar Caran Timothy A & Becky Cross Kelvin M Duncan Julia F Fox, deceased Gary D Grimes
John M Cardoso Douglas W Cross Margaret A Duncan Stephen E Fox Duane E Grimstad
Dean C Carlisle Muriel E Crow James L Dunn Alice R Framil Harold N & Anne Grosboll
Betty M Carlson Florence H Crumley Kenneth E Dunn Ronald A Francis James E & Donna Grove
Matthew J Carlson George D & Rhonda Crumley Kevin H & Wendy-Lynn Dunn Gordon A & Dorothy Frase George L & Linda Grow
Richard G Carlson Denise D Curnutt Michael E & Judith Dunn David D Freedman* John A Gruzensky
Christina M Carlton H Carl Currie Celia V Dunning Roland P & Kathleen Freeman Caleb M Guevara
Egerton W Carnegie Earlene E Currier Atilio R & Eunice Dupertuis Mary-Catherin Freier Norman R & Leona Gulley

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Jocelyn E Gunnarsson
Herb J Gust
Floyd D Gustafson
Howard A Gustafson
Lars G Gustavsson
G Herman & M Guy
Lillian M Haag
Richard W Haas
Mark P & Linda Haddad
J Neil & Verna Hadley
Daniel G & Heidi Hainault
Wilbur E & Iva Hainey
Janet E Hainey
Jeanne M Halama
Wesley Haldar
Donald R & Elaine Halenz
David S & Connie Hall
Juanita Hall
Richard D & Patricia Hall
Vicki L Hall
Keith L Hallam
Arthur & Barbara Hallock
Jan C & Marcia Haluska
Forest E Halvorsen
Ronald B Halvorsen
Jacqueline K Ham
Arthur S Hamann
David P & Karen Hamberger
Warren G & Anneliese Hamel
Eugene A Hamlin
Karen R Hamlin
Raymond D Hamstra
Kenneth M Hanig
James E Hann
Rebecca L Hansen
William R Harbour
Kelly L Harden
Stanley G & Angela Hardt
Douglas E Harris
Kay M Harris
Lottie M Harris
Stuart C & Patricia Harrison
Charles L & Diane Hart
Carl L Hartman
Donald L Harvey
Wanda P Hatcher
Minerva E Haugabrooks
Joanne M Hayman
Frank F & Marla Haynes
Douglas L & Rebecca Hearn
Melisa J Heber
Melisa Heber
Roland R & Stella Hegstad
David W & Kathryn Heilig
Daniel W Heintz
Hubert M Helfer
Joseph M Hellman
Herbert W & Doris Helm
Mary F Henderson
Annette M Henn
Volker S & Linda Henning
C Dunbar Henri
Lorraine D Henri
Theresa A Henriques
Aleesha L Henry
M Reginald Henry
Eugene D Herbel
Angel M Hernandez
Humberto S Hernandez
Mary I Hernandez
Stephen M Herr
Ronald A Hershey
Frederick L Herzel
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Alvin J & Geraldine Hess April J Jackson Sharon R Kershner Thomas C Laughner
Candace K Hess Paul T Jackson Anoosh Keshishzade Robert A & Carolanne Lawson
Deborah M Hess Denise A Jacobs Robert B Kessler Calvin C Layton
Alvin J & Geraldine Hess Kevin R & Sandra Jacobs Thomas C Kessler Marcia A LeMay
William H Hessel George J Jaeger Kenneth W Ketola Benjamin E & Sharon Leach
Gordon T Hewlett William E Jamerson David H & Janice Kijak Donn W Leatherman
Pauline M Hiatt Royson N James Donald L & Leilani Kilpatrick Brenda K Leavelle
Stanley D & Kathryn David C & Jeanne Jarnes Adam D Kim Thomas E & Janine Lechleitner
Hickerson* Edward H Jasper Boo-Jung Kim Darius A Lecointe
Kevin H & Rhonda Hicks Sandra E Jaster N Roland Kim Steven H & Heather Lee
William H & Bonnie Hicks George T & Shirley Javor Sharon L Kinch Joan C Lee
Harold R Hiday Daniel Jeanniton Aileen K King Tanner C Leininger
Roger W & Brenda Higgins Sherman L & Mildred Elia D & Dena King Gerald F Lerman
Eugene & Jean Hildebrand Jefferson Harcourt A King Klaus D Leukert
Jeremy K & Sara Hildebrant Florence A Jerome Robert L King Joannie B Leung
Carol L Hill Dean M Jewett Jeffrey D & Wafia Kinne Jane F Lewallen
Raymond C & Geraldine Hill Ruth W Jiyani David E Kinney Christine O Lewis
H Ward Hill Roland F John Robert J Kinney Larry M Lewis
Lounette Hinkle Barbara K Johns David E & Sheila Kipp Leonard O & Sharon Lewis
Danielle M Hinton Donald L Johnson Kenneth A Kirkham Philip A Lewis
Lynda Hirsch Donald C Johnson Alvin R Klein Albert E Liersch
Delbert H Hodder Junius B & Dorothy Johnson Karie L Klim Karen Lightbourne
E Lenore Hodges Esther M Johnson Paul J Kluskowski Grace Lightner
James R Hoffer Frances M Johnson Roger W & Cherie Knecht Lori W Lin
Ian R Holt Glenn & Carlene Johnson Eloise A Kneller Yinke Lin
Ronald H & Becky Holt Ingrid C Johnson Delwyn L Knowlton Lillian W Lindegren
Howard Homenchuk Kurt W Johnson Kelly J Knowlton Daniel R & Claudia Lindow
Benson Hong L Dolly Johnson Robert E & Thelma Knutson LaVern Link
Mary E Hook Maggie R Johnson Jonathan B Koch Christina L Lister-Walkingshaw
David A & Carol Hooker Norman E Johnson Martha A Kohn Julieanne Little
James H & Betty Hoover Paul A Johnson, deceased Raymond E & Catherine Donna J Livingston
Paul D Hopkins Philip A Johnson Kohne Paul D Llewellyn
Dean T & Catherine Roger G & Dalene Johnson Lew G Kolbo Keith A Locke
Horinouchi Esther B Jones Marian E Koleczek Gary Lockwood
Lirlie J Horner Frank L & Serita Jones Joanne J Kort Luane S Logan
Robert L & Kristine Horvath Jerald W Jones Everilda P Koteskey Gloria London
Shannon G Houda Lester J Jones V Eric & Bonnie Kotter Jeffrey Long
Daniel F & Karen Houghton S Joyce Jones Gerald N Kovalski Laura A Long
Harold & Gwen Howard Lowell V & Wanda Jordan Karyl L Kramer Ernie Lopez*
Chanee L Howard-Uribe Vernon A Jordan Joyce E Krantz Carol J Loree
Thomas G Howe Carl W & Marilyn Jorgensen Barbara L Kreaseck Lester E & Constance Lorenz
Marjorie A Howes James P Joseph Mandy L Krentz Peter M Love
Rolland H Howlett John R Josiah Alfred G Kromminga Delmar F Lovejoy
Robert L & Carolyn Howson Jerry Joubert Arthur J Kroncke Marvin G Lowman
Deryl R Hoyt Andre V & Bernice Jubert Arlo A Krueger Beth Lowry
V Ann Hoyt Kelli J Judson Myron K & Doris Krueger Sharon L Lucas
Hubert Hubin Bruce T Juhl Gary P & Davona Kruger Dorothy J Lucht
James H Hudgins Ivan C Juhl Harold E & Sanda Krull Linda J Lundberg
Frank A & Willietta Hufana Ralph B Juriansz Marcia L Kube Dennis D Lundgren
C Lee Huff Margaret Jurkiewicz Sakae & Hatsumi Kubo Carol E Lusung
James H Huff Jan D & Ellen Kaatz Leroy R & Evelyn Kuhn Gerald D & Janet Lutz
George M & Erma Huffaker Ginny L Kafferlin Hermann V Kuma Taryn A Lynch
Eileen L Huggins Thomas C Kalappurayil Robert C Kurzynske Victor J Maddox
J Fred Hughes Byung K Kang DeAnn Kutzner* John J Madigan
Claude G & Carolyn Hullquist Donna E Kanna Ralph J La Fave Fares M & Heidi Magesa
Gary W Hunt Stephen B Kantner Marvin R & Barbara LaCourt Philip O & Damarice Mainda
M Neil Hunt Patricia J Karp Brian E LaTour Nancy L Maltby
Steven J Huset Myrene F Kartik Loretta M Laing Bernardo E Manchego
Carol A Husted Renee Katrib Coralie R Lallemand Wallace L Mandigo
Julyamim P Hutauruk Gary M Kaufman Siu C & Yuen-Man Lam Claudine M Maniraguha
Kenneth W Hutchins Richard R Kay David H & Joan Lamp Salomon & Pauline Maniraguha
Laura J Hutchins William J Keith Charles A Land Laurisse Maniscalco
Kishma N Hutton John & Darlene Kelley Gayle A Land Savanna J Maniscalco
Ja-Yeon Hwang Donald A Kellogg Patricia I Landes Donald C Mann
Frederic K Hyde Ronald P & Collene Kelly Philip L Lane James L & Karen Mann
Edward R Igler Marilyn J Kempton Frank H Lang Phillip R Mann
Minoru Inada Thomas J Kempton Christy L Larsen Richard D & Dell Mann
John L Indermuehle Violet P Kendall Darayl D Larsen Duane E Marietta
Darlye E Innocent Brian S Kendrick W G Larson Erna N Marquez
Judith S Ippisch Jean A Kennedy Edward D Latonn J Ken & Joyce Marsh
Frederick W Irish Melissa E Kenney-Castrejon Joyce R Lattu Allen C Martin
Marcia K Irwin Keith A & Karis Kerbs Molly I Laubach John R & Billie Martin
Intissar T Issa Dale C Kershner Kenneth G & Faith Laughlin Norman L Martin
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Wilfredo R Martir Diana D Mitchell Gayle C Norton Tunisia N Peters Paul J & Barbara Ray
Marvin L Martsching H Orette & Lillian Mitchell Christal J Notice Anne B Petersen Carole A Rayburn
Naim B Mashni June M Mitchell Frederick A Nudd Denise K Petersen Timothy A & Melanie
Daniel L Mason Jeffrey D & Ann Mitzelfelt Betty F Nugent Erik S Petersen Raymond
Douglas C Matacio Bernyl G Mohr Patricia A Null Karen A Petersen Nancy A Redford
Leo A Mathewson Emil D & Ruth Moldrik Chibuike Nwaobia Ardis C Peterson Jennifer M Reed
Lucille R Mathewson Steffen A Moller Mark W & Sherilyn O'Ffill Cynthia J Peterson Bill D Reeves
Donald K & June Mathis Mary D Momb David P & Elizabeth Oakley Ivadel Peterson Sandra K Reiber
Matthew W Matovu August J Monge Abraham J Oberholster Sadie Peterson G Edward & Kathy Reid
Daniel G Matthews Harry Montello R Ellen Oblander Ralph D & Sandra Peterson Joy R Reid
Gordon R Mattison James G & Ingrid Moon Robert E & Daphne Odell Shirley N Pettis Robertson Pamela R Rein
Beverly P Mattocks F Bennett Moor Paul N Oelschlager Gerhard Pfandl Robert A Reiswig
Henry F & Frieda Mattson Marvin L Moore Afolarin O Ojewole Margaret A Philbert Mark A Remboldt
Frederick J & Judith Matusik Ardyce V Moravetz Lavon Oke Annetta D Phillip Jean Renaud
Paul A Mavrakos Jacqueline S Morgan Josephine A Ola Beverly J Phillips Walter Renshaw
Kellie B May M Kathryn Mork Arni D Olafsson Raymond R & Yvonne Pichette Suzanne G Renton
Kenneth L Mayberry David L & Gail Morris Ronald J Olds Floyd L Pichler Darold J & Carol Retzer
Carol E Mayes Cheryle L Morrison Ole C Olesen Marcel E Pichot Karen A Rhodes
Larry D Mays Martha A Morton Curtiss L & Kathyleen Oliver Rudolf Piekarek LaVern A & Linda Rice
Roland L & Rose Mays Jeewaratnam Y & Gnani Moses Echo R Olson Caryn F Pierce Lawrence J Rice
Pauline Mazat Arden C Mote James L Olson Donald R & Elizabeth Pierson Dan Rich
Jeannie L McAllister Edward D Motschiedler Robert W Olson Paul & Anna Piskozub* Margery L Rich
Benjamin G McArthur Imasiku Mubita Janelle R Olson Simastuen Lawrence J & Leilani Pitcher Arthur & Sibyl Richards
Robert T McBain Ingrid D Mueller Lavern H Opp Mary E Pittman Phyllis M Richards
Duane C & Amelia McBride Daniel L Muhlenbeck Gustavo A & Ashley Ortiz Benjamin F Plumb Dexter A Richardson
James B & Myrna McClain Joanne Muldoon Kenneth W Osborn Raymond J & Sharon Plummer William E & Sandra
Warner M McClure Robert W & Shirley Mulkern Charles R & Quetah Osborne Steven N Poenitz Richardson
William McCourtie Mary K Mullen David D & Judy Osborne Leo J Poirier Paul H & Anita Riess
Margaret E McCullough Don L Mulvihill Connie S Osborne-Bossert James R Pollard Philipp Riess
Robert L McCullough David P Mummert Hollis J Oselka Douglas M Pond Cheryl D Rilea
Dean O & Valora McDaniel J L Murdoch Kenneth S & Dorothy Oster Karen F Pongo Hugh M Riley
Richard G & Beverly Dorothy A Murphy Charlotte M Osterman R Deborah Poole Valerie K Ristau
McDonald Milton J Murray Neville E Ottley William S Poole Stanley E Rittenhouse
David F McDowall William L Murrill Dan R Overfield Douglas A & Theresa Popp David L & Teresa Ritter
Lyndon K McDowell Karon G Musgrave Sharon S Overton Aubrey Porter Christine K Robbins
James D & Delauna McKee Dora E Muttart C Jim Owens Rhiannon Porter Gary L Roberson
Michael L & Gail McKenzie Arthur D & Beulah Myers Stephen O & Rose Paden Ibrahim V Pourhadi Helen K Roberts
John T & Karin McLarty R Elaine Myers Samuel D & Carmen Pagan Richard K Powell Allan W Robertson
Richard T McLaughlin Roy B Nabors Jerry N Page Gregory A Powers Ashley C Robertson
Matthew F McMearty Randy A & Shari Nash Andrew A Pagels Scott E Powers Earl L Robertson
Joelle S McNulty Steven J Naumann Paul H Pak Ronald L Preast Conrad J Robichaux
Benjamin T & Delina John-Paul F & Debra Navarro Ali A Pakfetrat Bozena Premec C Murray Robinson
McPhaull Wayne A Nazarenus Dennis C Palitang David J & Barbara Prest Ulena B Robinson
Janet M McQuistan Claude B Ndahayo Eugene A Palmieri Earl T Prest M Evelyn Robison
Genevieve McWilliams Rodney D Neal Sandra A Pappas Peter J Prime Senez Rodriguez-Charbonier
Robert M Mead Ruth I Neff Won K Park Herbert W & Judy Pritchard Brendan A Roe
Carol J Meert Sandra A Negley Connie M Parker Leland S Pritchard Dorothy M Roller
John R Melnick Pauline Neighbors Jack A & Janice Parker Donald E & Betty Prosser Kristina L Romashko
John J Mendel Esther L Nelsen Jacqueline J Parker Gregory R Prout Ruth C Romulus
Vanard J Mendinghall Ivan T Nelson Mary L Parker Jerry C Prouty John A Rorabeck
Buz A Menhardt Kenneth E Nelson David M & Reitha Parks Rowell R Puedivan Richard G Rose
Robert W & Agnes Merchant Clifford L Nestell Debra L Parman Lawrence J & Florence Pumford Donna L Rosema
E Virginia Meseraull Gary L Newberry Earl C Pate Michelle M Punches David Rosenberg
Frederick D Meseraull Ellen G Newcomb Janet L Patrick Roy E & Darlene Puymon Barbara A Ross
Ardis M Meyer Bryce F Newell Mattahais E Patrick Reed A Qualley Michael Ross
David E Meyer Alan L Newhart Stanley E Patterson Richard J Quast Harley P Roth
Louis Meyer Mitchell P Nicholaides Carl J & Teresa Patterson Beth M Quinn Duane L Roush
Jan I & Retta Michaelis Andrew T & Jennifer Nichols Sandra A Paulsen Rene Quispe Kermise E Rowe
Herbert J Michals C Glenn Nichols Herbert D & Lavonne Peak Eleanor Raab Robert L & Lois Rowe
Donald J & Juanita Mikkelson Roy D & Joyce Nichols George K Peck Balbino M Rabanal Marvin L Rucker
James R Milks Eldora Nickel, deceased Robert G Peck Blaine A Rabbers Steven M Rude
Richard B Hammond & Jack P Nickerson Steven C Peck Vladimir & Amber Radivojevic Warren B Ruf
Carolyn B Millard Bruce E Nicola Dora Mae Pedersen Glenn I Ramel Alan R Ruggles
Arthur L Miller Darrell A Nicola Heather J Pederson Carlos A Ramirez Eugene Ruhinyura
Joyce K Miller Johannes G Nikkels Leliroth W Pedro Francisco R Ramos Daniel E Ruiz
Michael S Miller Ronald R Ninala Murvin E & Donna Pelto Colin W & Sherryl Rampton Luz H Ruiz-Tenorio
Thomas N Millhoff Ruth J Nino Raymond W & Revely Pelto Pierre A Ramseier Paul S Runnals
Larry J Milliken Koji Nishikawa Sandra G Pena-Edington John M Ramsey Charles C & Beverly Russell
Larra M Millner Joel N & Beverly Noble William E & Arlene Penick Philip D Rand Roy G Rylander
Radivoje & Zeljka Idana E Noel Irma S Pennington David L & Kelly Rasmussen Haresh Sabnani
Milosavljevic George A Noonan C Lloyd Penrod Lester Rasmussen, deceased David G & Arlene Saliba
Georgene Minesinger Dinah B Norcross Deborah K Peshka John M Ratzlaff D Robert Salmon
Allen L & Jacqueline Mitchell James J & Audrey North Daniel M Peters Eugene W Rau Lynn S Sams

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Roma J Sanders
Lynette E Sanderson
Carole A Sannes
Eneroliza Santana
Enilson G Sarli
Laura M Sauer*
Joseph M Savage
Maureen M Schaber
Kristine G Schauff
Richard G & Lois Schell
Georgia M Schellas
Markus A Schellenberg
Jerald B Schilling
David A & Donna Schmidt
Frederick J & Norma Schmidt
John F Schmidt
Samuel D & Olga Schmidt
Kimber L & Louise Schneider
James E & Virginia Schneider
George M & Glenda Schram
Timothy R Schrock
Debbie J Schultz*
Arthur L Schumacher
Michael L Schwartz
Nancy J Schwartz
Norbert & Christine Schwer
Karl E Schwinn
Kenneth A Scribner
M Maxine Sears
James H & Mary Segar
Carol J Sellards
William G Seth
Keith M & Jean Sevener
Noel H Shanko
Harry J & Lori Sharley
Norman & Donna Sharp
Carmeta D Shaw
Claude & Kathryn Shaw
Keith R Shaw
Whitford A & Gloris Shaw*
Gregory Shawaryn
L J Sheldon
Delynne J Shepard
Richard H Shepard
Clarice Shepherd
Thomas R & Sherry Shepherd
Christopher C Shim
Harriet L Shimmin
Jessica M Shine
Lewis A Shipowick
Carrell V & Isabel Shuler
Adam D Shull
Dan M Shultz
William A & Esther Sias
Donald D & Myrtle Siewert
Lola M Silva
Earl L Simmons
Emmanuel M & Mona Simon
Kenneth E & Christine
Simpson
Nathan L Sims
Melvin V Singleton
Trudy D Sirany
Larry E Skinner
Carol M Slattery
Darren L & Carol Slider
Erica N Slikkers
Allan L & Mary Smith
David C & Cherilyn Smith
David E Smith
David R Smith
Micrae E Smith
Paul D Smith
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Ransom D Smith
Robert N Smith
Stephen E & Anita Smith
William D Smith
Mark L & Vicki Smucker
Keith A & Elizabeth Snyder
Walter L & Meredith Snyder
Wilmer R & Janet Snyder
Eve Sobol
Norene M Sofranac
Daniel G Solis
Angelina C Soliven
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Ronald R & Sharon Symonds
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Nancy A Weaver
Karl D Weber
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Christensen
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Jacci S Christopher
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Kontee Chuenchob
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John S Chung
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Sheri Darrough
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Stephen R Earp
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Gregory S Edris
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fund
Pherbia A Engdahl
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Arthur Felesky
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Hechanova
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andrews
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Dorothy V Keepler
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Netteburg
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Center for Education and
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Christian Heritage Media
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Church
Continental Specialty Company
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First Baptist Church Niles
Forest Lake SDA Church
Furst Educational Ventures
General Conference of SDA
Global DEM Ministries Inc
Great Lakes Scientific Inc
Greenville SDA Church
Haworth Inc
Hill Electrical Services Inc
IBM Corporation
Illinois Conference of SDA
K D Real Estate Inc
Kalin Construction Co Inc
Kantor Development LLC
fund
Thomas J & Sally De Wind
Kris P Denton & Holly
Marihugh
Lyndel D & Patricia Dickerson
Irma F Doering, deceased
Robert A & Luz Earp
Frederick L Galusha
Tae-Ho Im
Lyle H Jensen
Jeremy L Johnson
Oliver L & Eunice Johnston
George R Kempton
Paul G Koles
James A Kosinski
Arnt E & Donna Krogstad
Catherine J Lang Titus
James E & Catherine LeBlanc
David D Van Luven & Patti L
McKenney
Gene C Milton
Kellogg’s Corporate
Citizenship Foundation
Keystone Development of
Michigan Inc
LEGACY Family Funeral
Services LLC
LaPorte SDA Church
Lake Union Conference
Laurel Heights SDA Church
Mamaroneck SDA Church
Martinsville SDA Church
McDonald and Assoc CPA PC
Melendez Imports
Merck Partnership for Giving
Metropolitan Life Foundation
Michiana Waterproofing
Systems
Michigan Colleges Foundation
Microsoft Giving Campaign
New Carlisle SDA Church
Northboro SDA Church
Ogden SDA Church
Pasco Scientific
Peeksill Spanish SDA Church
PepsiCo Foundation
Pfizer Fnd Matching Gift
Program
Pioneer Hi-Bred Intl Inc
Pioneer Memorial Church
for andrews
James D & Maria Newbold EVERGREEN SOCIETY
Leslie H Pitton
$10,000+
Roy A & Cynthia Schmidt
Douglas L Benson
Erin G & Janice Stone
Joseph H & Carol Rasmussen
Royce C & Elaine Thompson
Leon & Dolores Slikkers
David W & Jeannie Tillay
Dale E & Constance Twomley
Thomas E & Mary Verhelle
Charles W Scriven & Rebekah
M Wang Cheng
Daniel E & Sharlyn Wenberg
J D & Bette Westfall
Danielle E Wuchenich
OAK SOCIETY
$5000–$9999
Donald J Clark
Cletus R Georges
Poly Pool Supply Ltd The Prudential Foundation
Publix Super Markets Charities Matching Gifts
Inc The Troyer Group Inc
Review and Herald Publishing The Wuchenich Foundation
Assoc Tri-City Physical Therapy
Richmond SDA Church Twin Peaks SDA Church
Roma Pizzeria Universidad Peruana Union
SDA Church Killeen University Medical Specialties
SIFE PC
Sarett Nature Center Upper Columbia Conf of SDA
Sigma Theta Tau Verizon Foundation
Southern Union Conf of SDA WA Heights SDA Church
Soyaworld Inc Walk of Faith Fellowship
Spanish Mott Haven SDA Walla Walla City SDA Church
Church Western and Southern Fin
Specialty Steel Treating Fund
Sprint Foundation Whirlpool Foundation
Staggs Numismatic Cartophilic White Oaks Retirement
State Farm Companies Residence Inc
Foundation Wisdom’s Choice Tax and Acct
Sunset Oaks Adventist Church Woolf Aircraft Products
TAG Electric Contractors
The Baxter Intntl Foundation
The Dow Chemical Co
Foundation
The Gardens at Fair Oaks
The Hamblin Company
The Lubrizol Foundation
The Procter and Gamble Fund
 The Christmas tree in the lobby of the Howard Performing Arts Center adds a
festive spirit to the campus as darkness falls on a snowy fall evening.
Photo by Vaughan Nelson (BS ‘98)

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