2009 Fall Cornerstone Proof -- Alumni Class Notes

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1930sFrances Dunbar 34 Hurstpassed

away, August 6, 2008.

Effie Sandusky 30 Heskamp died

March 8. She was a retired

educator/librarian with Adair County,

Ky., schools.

Oleen Huddleston 38 White died

Feb. 9. Her 33-year teaching careerincluded teaching at school Bount

County, Tenn., schools in Alnwick and

Bungalow.

Frances Turner 38 Stults died June

15. She was a retired 30-year teachingveteran from Adair County, Ky.,

schools.

1940sR. Ben Johnson 41 is a retired archi-

tect.Joseph M. Garner 41 died April 1.

He was a retired health physicist, hav-

ing worked for Monsanta Corp. and the

U.S. Department of Defense.

Carl Taylor Irvine 42 died April 9.

Rev. Russell Taylor 46 and his wife,

Martha, have spent 35 years serving

churches throughout Kentucky.

1950sFloyd Wilson 50 died March 1. He

was a Navy veteran of World War II,serving as a photographer, and he

retired from General Motors in 1990.

Allene Collins 50 Aaron taught for

16 years in a one-room school house on

Yellow Hammer Road in Adair County,

Ky.

Stanley Bruce McWhorter 50 is a

retired English professor from the

University of Dayton (Ohio).

Doris Alexander 50 Beauchampretired from 35 years of teaching. She

volunteers at Good Samaritan Shop in

Hardinsburg, Ky.

Luther Sam Bell 50 retired from

Coca-Cola Co.

Wilburn 52 and Margie Porter 57

Barnes are retired educators living in

Russell County, Ky.

Doris Hawk 53 Stringer retired from

public education. She resides in Dayton,

Ohio.

Ron Chumbley 54 retired from pub-lic education. He was superintendent of

Paris, Tenn., schools.

Rev. Timothy S. Chamberlain 54

died May 1. He was a Navy veteran of

Dennis L. Robbins 96 &

Jennifer G. Drake

Christina Mayfield 00 & EricDishon

Jennifer Louise Thompson 02

& James Adkins

Jeffrey William Wesley 04 &

Stephanie Patterson

Valarie Lorane Hancock 04 &

Brian Lobb 04

Jonathon L. Smith 04 & Pamela

Schwab 07

John D. Kalz 06 & Loletuth

Flener 07

Kevin Ray Davis 07 & Megan

Greenwell

Jana Rae Haberek 07 & Joshua

Bray

Jennifer N. Bledsoe 07 & Tim

St. Andrew

Roxanne Kirchner 08 & Daniel

Finn 08

Staci J. Newsom 08 & Nick

Thrasher 08

Claire Puryear 08 & David

Michael Whitlock 09

Allison Lorraine Ratliff 09 & Bill

Holbrook

MARRIAGES

IN MEMORIAM

Effie Sandusky 30 Heskamp

Oleen Huddleston 38 White

Frances Turner 38 Stults

Joseph M. Garner 41

Carl Taylor Irvine 42

Floyd Wilson 50

Rev. Timothy S. Chamberlain 54

Judy Vaughn 58 Morrison

Charles G. McEldred 60

Rev. Frank A. Robinson 61

Julia Cole 64 Loy

Alvin Shorty Rafferty 70

Linda Watson 72 Judd

Warren Dale Waddell 74

A.B. Cash 82

Amanda Payne 91 Weathers

Qunette Shay Greene 97

Cesario Dos Santos 07

BIRTHS Anthony Joseph Trent to

grandparents Joseph 62 andFlo Harner

Bethany Marie to Bradley 04

& Karen Busch 05 Asbury

Miles Fisher to Sara Wells 05

& Barry Strunk

Jonah to Kimberly Pinson 05

Buechel

Joseph Kile to Amanda Gail

08 & Jason Greer

Kassandra Shea to Ashley

Braswell 08 Shelton

Kimberlyn to Jessica Napier

08

Bo to Elizabeth Eldridge 08

Sarah to Shena Lilly 08

Brooklyn Elizabeth to Mary

Ashlee Oliver 09

Gavin to Justin 09 & Jordan

09 Ooten

Lillyauna to Jennifer Ball 09

Derek to David and Bryna

Jewell 09

Jagger to Brittany Smith 09

Camryn Sadie and Izabella to

grandmother Mary Alice Fields

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World War II and was in the clergy for34 years.

Judy Vaughn 58 Morrison died

March 1.

W. Currie Milliken 59 is a lawyer at

Milliken Law Firm in Bowling Green,

Ky.

1960sBobby Keith 60 was inducted into

the Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame.

Keith is the former Clay County (Ky.)High School boys basketball coach. He

led the program to the 1987 state cham-

pionship and runners-up finishes in

1985 and 88. Keith who is a member

of the LWC Athletic Hall of Fame led

his teams to a record 14 regional cham-

pionships. His career record at Clay

County was 767-124.

Charles G. McEldred 60 died July

28. He played basketball for three years

at LWC, and he served as a basketball

referee in the NAIA and the KentuckyHigh School Athletic Association. He

retired from Quantrell Cadillac after 35

years in automotive sales.Roger 61 and Jane Cruse 61 Coffey

reside in Russell Springs, Ky. Roger

spent 30 years in construction. He is

currently employed at Jamestown Water

plant, and he plans to retire soon after

10 years of service.

Rev. Frank A. Robinson 61 died

June 9. He was the pastor of First

United Methodist Church of National

Park, N.J.

Joseph Harner 62 and his wife, Flo,welcomed a grandson, Anthony Joseph

Trent, born March 4. He weighed 9

pounds and was 20.5 inches long.

Nancy Moran 62 Fouser is president

of Fouser Environmental Services in

Versailles, Ky.

Glen Dalton 63 is retired from

Kentucky State Police after 24 years of

service. He spent three years as Hardin

County, Ky., judge-executive. His wife,

Diana Gamblin 64 Dalton, is retired

from the Fort Knox, Ky., school system.

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Right at Home

in the Classroom

Stanley B.

McWhorter 54

TREE HONORS ADAIR COUNTY EDUCATOR: Members of the Columbia Womens Club andfamily members of the late Effie Heskamp 30 celebrated her life Earth Day by planting a dog-

wood tree on the lawn between the L.R. McDonald Administration Building and John B.

Begley Chapel. From left: Mary Evelyn Walker; Mary Frances May; daughter Ann Heskamp

Curtis; niece Mildred Sandusky; Suzi McAlpine; Vonnie Kolbenschlag; Delwin Blair; Kelli

Bonifer; Ginny Heath; and Evlyn Komoso. Heskamp who was a retired educator/librarian

with Adair County, Ky., schools died March 8.

REMEMBERING EFFIE HESKAMP 30


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Jeffrey Kress 63 is a retired United

Methodist minister. He resides in North

Andover, Mass.

Don Hudson 63 is a realtor in

Lexington, Ky.

Lawrence Larry Barrett 63 is

retired from Qwest Communications.

Marshall Myers 63 is an associate

professor at Eastern Kentucky

University, where he teaches undergrad-

uate and graduate courses in linguistics

and rhetoric. He has written more than

200 articles, poems, academic pieces,

and short stories, as well as three books:

On the Inside, a collection of poems;

Real Toads, a chapbook of poems on a

single theme; and Barefoot, a collection

of short stories. His articles and reviews

about the Civil War have appeared in

Kentucky Explorer, The Kentucky Civil

War Journal, and The Register of the

Kentucky Historical Society. Myers is

president of the Madison County (Ky.)

Civil War Roundtable and contributes a

bi-monthly column about the Civil War

in Kentucky to the organizationsnewsletter. A native of rural Meade

County, Ky., Myers taught for four

years at Elizabethtown (Ky.)

Community College and Kentucky

Wesleyan College. He did doctoral

work in American literature and linguis-

tics at Kansas State University, and he

earned a doctorate in rhetoric and com-

position from the University of

Louisville. He has also taught at the

middle-school and secondary-school

levels.Woodrow Gosser 64 retired after 42

years as a Uniserve Director at the

Kentucky Education Association.

Robert G. Simpson, Jr. 64 retired as

program chief at the U.S. Department of

Agricultures Farm Services Agency.

John R. Pendleton Sr. 64 is a certi-

fied public accountant in Columbia, Ky.

Julia Cole 64 Loy died Jan. 27. She

was a retired school teacher from the

Adair County, Ky., school system.

Neil Strawser 64 is retired but his

also part owner of Parrott & Strawser

Partner, Land Pro Development Corp.

John Perin 64 retired from a child

protection agency. He is involved with

sports radio.

Robert Bob Cotinger 67 retired

from State Auto. He and resides in

Nashville, Tenn.

Charles R. Marra 67 is a business

adviser with Fortune. He has more than

30 years of business experience as

owner and president of several compa-

nies in the food and textile industries.

1970sAlvin Shorty Rafferty 70 died

June 26. He was a veteran of World War

II.

Linda Watson 72 Judd died Feb. 9.

She had recently retired after working

20 years at Monumental Insurance Co.Teresa Harmon 74 Scott welcomed

her first grandchild, Jaylee Reed Fields,

born April 8.

Warren Dale Waddell 74 died Jan. 2.

Phillip R. Williams 75 was inducted

into Kentuckys 12th Region Hall of

Fame. He was boys basketball coach at

Casey County High School 1979-185;

assistant coach at LWC from 1990-93;

and assistant coach at Lincoln County

High School from 1996-98. He hasbeen assistant coach at Casey County

since returning there in 1999.

1980s

Marsha Cheatham 82 Crowe is sec-

retary to the dean at Centre (Ky.)

College.

A.B. Cash 82 died Feb. 24.

Tommy K. Ross 86 is executive vice

president and chief lending officer at

Area Bank in Glasgow, Ky.Beth Ann Brown 88 Johnson is a

pharmacist at Russell County (Ky.)

Hospital.

Rev. Lisa Snorton 89 was promoted

to program manager at Benefits and

Enrollment Center in Cincinnati.

1990sMelissa Pridemore 90 Carlton is

employed in the information-technology

department at Florida State University-Panama City Campus.

Sally Pollard 91 Kemp is employed

ALUMNI COUNCIL CELEBRATES DR. STEPHENSONS BIRTHDAY: The summer meeting of theLindsey Wilson College National Alumni Association was a special one for one longtime mem-

ber of the organization. Dr. Julius Stephenson celebrated his 89th birthday following the asso-

ciations meeting, held July 15 at Mulligans, the restaurant at the Pines at Lindsey Wilson golf

course. Stephenson, who is a 1947 LWC graduate, has maintained a longtime dental practice

in nearby Burkesville, Ky. Joining Stephenson are LWC Alumni Director Randy Burns 93 (left)

and LWC Alumni President Carrie L. Farris 68 of Versailles, Ky.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DR. STEPHENSON

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Cory V. Haynes 94 is an accountant

at the Maryland Museum of African

American History and is also pastor of a

church.

Wade Squires 94 is a home health

field nurse for an agency in Greensburg,

Ky.

Jerald 94 and Beverly Harmon 93

Bryant reside in Bowie, Md., with theirtwo children. Jerald was promoted to

regional director for Target, and Beverly

is a stay-at-home mother.

Penny Hardin 95 Mackowiak is a

proud grandmother of Brooklyn

Valentina Dillard and Alena Louise

Poulter. She resides in Harrodsburg,

Ky., with her husband, David, and son,

Jonathan.

Melody Russell 96 Pollard retired

from Adanta Behavior Health in

December 2008. She is an associateprofessor in the LWC School of

Professional Counseling.

P -- Dennis L. Robbins 96 and

Jennifer G. Drake were married, March

28. He is employed by Butler County

(Ky.) High School.

Qunette Shay Greene 97 died Jan.

24.

Melinda Mink 97 Peterson is a

licensed clinical therapist at True

Behavioral Healthcare and resides in

Charlotte, N.C.

Ryan Beard 98 was appointed to theKentucky State Advisory Panel for

Exceptional Children. He teaches biolo-

gy, physical science, Earth space sci-

ence and special education at Casey

County High School.

Mollie Cooper 98 Wilson is an

accounting manager at Healthcare

Realty in Nashville, Tenn. She and her

husband, Corey, resident in Nashville

with their two children: Makaila and

Carleigh.

Ryan 98 and Julie Cassaday 96

McQueary have two sons: Jake and

Jaxton. Ryan is a physical education

teacher at Adair County Elementary and

is Adair County High School baseball

coach. Julie is an exceptional education

teacher and cheerleading coach at Adair

County (Ky.) High School.

Susan Duncan 99 Wilton is assistant

director for staff and student develop-ment at the University of Kentucky.

Jay Holland 99 is director of scout-

ing for Boy Scouts of America. Heresides in Scottsville, Ky., with his wife

and two children.

Joyce LaRusch 99 is a regional

director of Benchmark Family Services.

2000sChristina Mayfield 00 married Eric

Dishon in May 2009. She is a school

psychologist serving the children of

Pulaski County, Ky., schools. She also

serves as public relations chair forKentucky Association for Psychology in

the schools.


Members of the Lindsey Wilson

College National Alumni Association

board of directors held their summer

meeting July 15 at Mulligans, the

restaurant at the Pines at Lindsey

Wilson.

Board members discussed plans

for the colleges 2009 Homecoming

Weekend, which will be Nov. 6-8.

The LWC National Alumni

Association president is Carrie Luker

Farris, a 1968 Lindsey Wilson gradu-

ate who now lives in Versailles, Ky.

In addition to serving a weekday

lunch from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. CT,

Mulligans can be used by LWC

alumni to hold meetings, receptionsand other gatherings.

Members who attended the sum-

mer meeting were (sitting, from left):

Amy Thompson-Wells 99 of

Columbia; Jan Keneipp Woody77 of

Columbia; Jean Dohoney McLean

49 of Columbia; Jacqui Nix

Cunningham 00 of Lexington, Ky.;

and Sheena London08 of Columbia;

(standing, from left): Gary Franklin94

of Hindman, Ky.; Denise Glass

Fudge 82 of Columbia; Bonnie Long

Greenawalt 53 of Campbellsville,

Ky.; Danielle Hunter Oldham 04 of

Columbia; Farris; Allysa Pruitt

Gooden 08 of Columbia; Dr. Julius

Stephenson 47 of Burkesville, Ky.;

and LWC Director of Alumni Affairs

Randy Burns 93 of Columbia.

For more information about the

LWC National Alumni Association or

to learn how to become involved,

contact Burns at [email protected]

or (270) 384-8400.

You can also learn more by check-

ing out the LWC Web site: www.lind-

sey.edu and click on the Alumni tab.

National Alumni Association Holds Summer Meeting


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Gary Williams 00 is head womens

football coach at Helsinki Football Clubin Finland.

Doyle Pete Cornett Jr. 01 and

wife, Adele, reside in Harlan, Ky. They

have three children: Charles Cole,

Caleigh Elizabeth and Katherine Adele.

Talia Greene 01 Leezer is employed

at Frankfort (Ky.) Regional Medical

Center.

Adam Cruse 01 is employed withGateway Medical Center in Clarksville,

Ind.

Lafawn Nettles 02 is a pharmacy

technician in Bowling Green, Ky.

Jennifer Louise Thompson 02 and

James Adkins were married April 18.They are both employed at Taylor

Regional Hospital in Campbellsville,

Ky.

Joni Marie Lindquist 02 is a veteri-

narian at Churchill Downs in Louisville,Ky.

Gary L. Owens 02 is employed in

the leadership development department

at Florida Hospital in Orlando. He is

also adjunct professor at Mountain StateUniversity in Orlando, Fla.

B & P Bradley 04 and Karen

Busch 05 Asbury are proud parents of

a baby girl, Bethany Marie, born Feb.

20. She weighed 6 pounds, 14 ounces.

They also have a son, Caleb.

Erin Bickers 04 Orr is the enroll-

ment coordinator of the LWC communi-

ty campus at Jefferson Community andTechnical College in Louisville, Ky.

Loudon Ford Waterstrat 04 teaches

middle and high school health, nutrition

and career courses for Model

Laboratory School at Eastern Kentucky

University. He is also is the schools

cross country coach. Amanda Baker 03

Waterstrat accepted a tenure-track facul-

ty position in EKUs department of bio-

logical sciences.

Sara Hargis 04 is an LWC admis-sions counselor.

Lindsey Wilson College Cornerstone Spring 2007

Frank Boyd Holloway 04 took thelong way to South Florida. Holloway

was recently named an assistant

mens basketball

coach at Florida

I n t e r n a t i o n a l

University.

Coached by bas-

ketball Hall of

Famer Isiah

Thomas, the FIU

Golden Panthers

compete in the SunBelt Conference, a

13-team confer-

ence that extends from Denver to

FIU in Miami.

Before being named an FIU

coach, Holloway spent two seasons

(2006-07 and 08-09) coaching and

playing professionally in Switzerland

and Germany. He was also briefly

an assistant coach with the

Dusseldorf Magics in the

Bundesliga Pro-A during the 2007-08 basketball season.

Holloway also spent a year as an

admissions counselor at Lindsey

Wilson College and served as an

assistant coach on the Blue Raiders

mens basketball team.

From 2004-2006, Holloway was a

graduate basketball assistant for the

men's basketball program at Wesley

College, an NCAA Division III pro-

gram where LWC alumnus Jimmy

Wentworth 58 spent 40 years asthat programs legendary coach.

While an LWC student from 2001-

04, Holloway was a student assis-

tant on the mens basketball team.

During his time at LWC, the Blue

Raiders made consecutive trips to

the NAIA National Tournament.

Florida IU is Miami-Dade

Countys first public, four-year uni-

versity. Since opening in 1972, the

FIU student body has grown to more

than 39,000, making it one of the 25largest universities in America.

Holloway 04

named assistant

for FIU basketball

Frank Boyd

Holloway 04

TRIO ATTEND SULLIVAN COLLEGE OF PHARMACY: Three Lindsey Wilson College alumni area part of history. Joshua Spachman 09 (left), Nick Thrasher 09 and Crystal Bishop 07 are all

members of Sullivan (Ky.) Universitys new pharmacy program. All three were biology majors

at LWC, and because of the Sullivans innovative pharmacy program they will earn a doctorate

in pharmacy in three years, instead of the normal four years. Bishop, who is a Magnolia, Ky.,

native, is a member of Sullivans inaugural pharmacy class; Spachman, of Greesnburg, Ky.,

and Thrasher, of Albany, Ky., began the program this fall. Bishop has also been elected presi-

dent of AphA-ASP, which is the largest student organization in the Sullivan College of

Pharmacy.

MAKING HISTORY



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CampusNews

Lindsey Wilson College Cornerstone Fall 2005

CampusNews

M -- Jeffrey William Wesley 04 and

Stephanie Patterson were married July

18. He is a history teacher at Lincoln

County (Ky.) High School.

Monica Johnson 04 was namedinterim director of the Kentucky CircuitCourt Clerks Association Trust For Life,

which promotes organ and tissue dona-

tion. For more information about the

Trust for Life, go to:

www.trustforlife.org.

M -- Valarie Lorane Hancock 04

and Brian Lobb 04 were married, April

4. She is employed by the Metcalfe

County (Ky.) Board of Education, andhe is employed by the Green County

(Ky.) Board of Education. Brian is pur-

suing a masters degree in special edu-

cation.

Charles Chuck Quinn 04 married

Holly Ellis Feb. 14. He is employed at

Green River Window and Door in

Columbia.

M -- Jonathon L. Smith 04 and

Pamela Schwab 07 were married April

18.

Chris Evans 05 is in human services

and counseling and probation officer for

a juvenile court.

Sara Wells 05 Strunk resides in

Somerset, Ky., with her husband, Barry,

and their new baby boy, Miles Fisher,

born Feb. 10.

Chris Innes 05 is a manager/market-

ing analyst with eCampus.com. Sarah

Young 05 Innes was recently promoted

to director of marketing at EOP

Architects. They reside in Lexington,

Ky.

Kristinna Marowski 05 is an adjunct

instructor at the LWC-Scottsville

Campus.

Kimberly Pinson 05 Buechel is a

proud parent of Jonah, born June 9. He

weighed 9 pounds, 1 ounce.

Kendra Leveridge 06 is an LWC

admissions counselor, responsible for

working with students from Greater

Louisville and Northern Kentucky.

Sarah Kirby 06 is coordinator atS.M.A.R.T. Moves in Harlan, Ky., a

drug- and alcohol-prevention program

designed for children. She provides

counseling to students in elementary

and middle schools in the county and

independent school systems.

John D. Kalz 06 and Loletuth Flener

07 were married May 24. They areenrolled in Duke University Divinity

School and reside in Durham, N.C.

They were recently commissioned as

ministers in The United Methodist

Church.

Rebecca Fugate 06 is a mental

health therapist at Grey Counseling

Services, LLC in Columbia.

Sierra Mason 07 is enrollment coor-

dinator of the LWC community campus

at Cincinnati State Technical andCommunity College.

Beth Eldridge 07 is a proud mother

of her son, Bo.

M -- Kevin Ray Davis 07 and

Megan Greenwell were married June

27. Kevin is an electrician in Louisville,

Ky.

Jana Rae Haberek 07 and Joshua

Bray were married April 25. Jana

employed with National City Bank,

Lexington, Ky.

Cesario Dos Santos 07 died May 10.

Jennifer N. Bledsoe 07 married Tim

St. Andrew, May 14, 2009.

Lindsey Raye Hargis 07 and Steven

Cole Lashley were married June 20,

2009. She is employed by Cumberland

Security Bank of Somerset.

Erin Tate 07 is a lab technician in

the oral care department at Procter and

Gamble.

Dustin Beard 07 is in his second

year of law school, attending the

University of Kentucky. Chenoa

Stamper 07 Beard is an elementary

school teacher in Lexington, Ky.

Brandon Trinkle 08 is a therapeutic

day treatment counselor at Ewing (Va.)

Elementary School.

Sarah Luann Wilson 08 is an in-

home family counselor at Youth

ALUMNAE CELEBRATE THEIR 40TH BIRTHDAY AT LWC: Five Lindsey Wilson College alum-nae celebrated a milestone June 12 at their alma mater. The five alumnae gathered on the

Lindsey Wilson A.P. White Campus to celebrate their 40th birthdays. They returned to campus

because they met one another while students at the college. From left: Sarah Barbee

Espinosa of Lexington, Ky., Kara Alexander of Florence, Ky., Kelli Stemm Float of Danville,

Lara Day Adams of Kuttawa, Ky., and Stacy Norman Read of Glasgow, Ky.

THE BIG 4-0


BLUE RAIDER BABIESThe Lindsey Wilson Alumni

Office will help welcome your fam-

ily's baby into the world with a

complimentary LWC baby bib. The

baby bib can be sent to children

and grandchildren of all LWC

alumni.

For more information or to send

a bib to a future Blue Raider, con-

tact Director of Alumni Relations

Randy Burns 93 at [email protected], (800) 264-0138 or (270)

384-8176.


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Villages in Cookeville Tenn.

Sarah Beth Carter 08 Blair is an in-

home family counselor at Youth

Villages in Cookeville Tenn.

Roxanne Kirchner 08 and Daniel

Finn 08 were married May 30.

Roxanne is a dog trainer at PetSmart in

Des Moines, Iowa, and Daniel is the

mens tennis coach at Simpson College

in Indianola, Iowa. He is also a tennis

pro at Aspen Athletic Club in Chive,

Iowa.

Cynthia McKinley 08 McKiddy is a

case manager at Lake Cumberland

Community Action Agency.

Rose Mary Byrd 08 is program

manager of Junior Achievement of

South Central Kentucky. She is married

to Collie and has two adult sons, Paxton

and Ashton; and three grandchildren.

Staci J. Newsom 08 and Nick

Thrasher 08 were married, June 20.

She is a 4-H agent in Owen County,Ky., and he is a first-year student at

Sullivan University College of

Pharmacy in Louisville, Ky.

Paula A. Billingsley 08 is program

coordinator for CEASE, DomesticViolence and Sexual Assault.

Micah Followay 08 is employed by

AmeriCorps, tutoring sixth graders.

Rachel Ball 08 is an alcohol/sub-

stance-abuse counselor at Hope in the

Mountains in Prestonsburg, Ky.

Amanda Gail Greer 08 is the proud

mother of Joseph Kile, born Nov. 4,

2008. Amanda and her husband, Jason,

and other son, Brandon, reside in

Campbellsville, Ky.

Bethany Fugate 08 is enrollment

coordinator at the LWC community

campus at Henderson (Ky.) Community

College.

ABOVE: Sept. 5 was Blue Raidernight at Bowling Green Ballpark as

more than 70 LWC alumni and

friends watched the Bowling Green

(Ky.) Hot Rods play the Lexington

(Ky.) Legends. The evening included

a pre-game meal, activities in

between innings and an opportunity

to lead the crowd in singing the

Jack Norworth classic Take Me Out

to the Ball Game.

LEFT: Former LWC Dean Hurshel

Toms of Bowling Green, Ky., visits

with current LWC Dean of Students

Chris Schmidt at the LWC table in

Bowling Green Ballpark.

To see more pictures from the

evening, go to the LWC Flickr page:

flickr.com/lindseywilsoncollege.

ALUMNI GO OUT TO THE BALLGAME


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