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’60s
Allen Paul ‘62 published
Joining PBA in 1992 as Vice
William Bradley Duncan ‘85
Jon Bostock ‘01 released his
a book, Marching Toward
President for Development,
retired from the Charlotte Fire
first book, The Elephant’s
Madness, with co-author
Bill became President May 7,
Department after 30 years of
Dilemma: Break Free and
John LeBar.
2012, after serving as Interim
service on Dec. 29, 2018.
Reimagine Your Future At Work.
Having dedicated
’70s
his career to private
President for the previous 14 months. Laura J. Collins ‘85 has
higher education, Palm Beach Atlantic
University’s eighth president, William M. B. Fleming, Jr. ‘73, retired effective June 2020.
’80s
been named Minister of
Keisha Gabriel ‘01 is the new
his wife, Charlene, were
Principal at Winston-Salem
featured in a video by
Preparatory Academy.
Spectrum News 1 about
Transition for Jubilee!, an
shifting their health and
inclusive, independent faith
wellness fitness training to
community in Asheville, N.C.
Thomas Eaves ’11
In May 2019, and his climbing partner Zach Lovell ascended (and named) the previously-unclimbed Mt. Katherine in the Central Alaska Range. Thomas and Zach set out in mid-May to climb the Dall Glacier in Denali National Park, which begins at Mt. Russell and ultimately flows into the Yentna River at its terminus. After landing on the glacier on May 16, Thomas and Zach headed for an unnamed and likely unclimbed peak east of the glacier. Over the next few days, the two climbers made their ascent, reaching the peak overnight to a full moon. As Zach writes in his article about the climb for the American Alpine Journal: “As we neared the end of the ridge, a full moon emerged, casting a surreal glow upon us and the mountain’s final tower. Our summit views were some of the most unique I’ve experienced in the range, with the Yentna River, Mt. Russell, Mt. Foraker and Denali all joining us in a moonlit dance party.” Thomas dubbed the peak Mt. Katherine for his wife — and to hopefully gain endless favor with her for permission to go on future expeditions.
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’00s
Jimmy Lamour ‘00 and
outside during the pandemic.
Suzanna J. Roettger ‘01 was promoted to Associate Director of the Compliance Monitoring
