Carly Taylor Addison knew from a young age that she wanted to teach music. “There was never really a question of what I wanted to do,” said Addison. “I had really excellent music teachers from kindergarten all the way through college. I saw firsthand what they were doing and wanted to do it when I ...
In October, a little more than 50 years after he graduated, Daniel Coston’s (’68) paintings were displayed in the Stevens Art Gallery on campus. The collection consisted mostly of Arkansas scenes with the addition of a few southern Delaware landscapes, several portraits and a painting from his time ...
If you asked Craig Vick what led him to accounting, he would say he “owes a great deal of his career path” to the different people and relationships he’s formed along the way. Vick grew up a half-hour from Atlanta in Snellville, Georgia. When he graduated from high school he knew he wanted to attend ...
Dr. Lynsay Waller Brautnick always intended to be a doctor, but her path did not follow what one may call a traditional route. It all started with an announcement at the dinner table when Brautnick was in third grade: She was going to be a physician when she grew up. “I don’t know where [the idea to ...
1954 Owen Olbricht has written a book, Kingdom of the Messiah. He has authored numerous other books ...
1974 Cindy Myers Reynolds has retired following a 43-year career in law enforcement. She was the fir ...
Robert Louis Helsten (’46), 94, of Columbus, Ohio, died Nov. 9, 2019. He and his wife spent six year ...
When you first meet a person, you form an impression. Dr. Lewis “Tony” Finley made an impression on ...
Mary Doris Gibson Morris (’50), 95, of Clarksville, Tennessee, died Dec. 1, 2018. During World War I ...
Edith Landiss Cavin (’41), 101, of College Station, Texas, died Jan. 6, 2019. She worked 30 years fo ...
