Rob Kuhlman, BCHS Class of 2008, recently sent us this news:
‘I am currently the Communications Director for Congressman Ron Estes (Kansas-4) in Washington D.C. I’d be happy to help coordinate Capitol tours when BCHS students are in DC during March for Life, etc!’
Thank you for your news and your work in Washington!
Greg Fehribach, BCHS Class of 1976, has recently been honored for his work in creating accessible environments for those with physical and sensory disabilities. The Eskenazi Health and Eskenazi Health Foundation has announced a $1.5 million grant from Lilly Endowmnent Inc. to expand their Initiative for Empowerment and Economic Independence (IEEI) with the ultimate goal of establishing the new Gregory S. Fehribach Center for Empowerment and Economic Independence by 2019. The Eskenazi Health Program empowers Indiana college students with physical and sensory disabilities to find gainful, sustainable and equitable employment through diverse internship opportunities. Read more at EskenaziHealth.edu
This alumni from the Class of 1973 writes:
“After 44 years of reporting to corporate America, I will be retiring on September 5, 2017. Shortly thereafter, my wife, Cindy and I are planning a five-week tour of the west and northwest US and Canada. I suspect that much wine will be consumed along the way! After that, back to Detroit where I will begin construction of my model railroad. Follow my progress at www.jaysmodelrailroad.com.”
Thank you Jay and enjoy retirement!
Bob Beck, BCHS Class of 1979, shares this information:
“I retired at the end of June (2017) after 35 years of Government service – 4 in the USAF followed by 31 as a Government Civilian. My wife and I have spent 26 of the past 27 years overseas serving in U.S. Embassies across the world (Prague, Vienna, Sofia, Athens, Paris, Damascus, Baghdad, and Bangkok). Although I’ve retired, we head right back overseas at the end of July as my wife has a 2-year posting to the U.S. Embassy in Ankara, Turkey. It is a great big world out there!”
Enjoy retirement and travels!
Danny Godlevske, BCHS Class of 2016 and a sophomore on the Miami University football team, has been named to the Rimington Spring Watch List. The Rimington Trophy is given to the nation’s top center. Congratulations Danny and good luck on the 2017 season!
The Class of 1965 — they are turning 70 – and celebrated all of their birthdays with a party. Alumni gathered on June 3 at George’s Neighborhood Grill in celebration!
Here are some photos from the event.
BCHS alumna Marjorie Tucker sends us this info about her new adventure:
“Greetings Fellow Trojans! This is Marjorie Tucker, Class of 1982. I am the host of a new Jazz radio show on Jazz City Internet Radio called “Sunday Brunch with The Music Diva” beginning Sunday, June 4th! Please join me for a delicious mix of today’s contemporary jazz hits, along with a variety of favorites from the past and the present. Listen Live at www.jazz-city.com!”
Marjorie, good luck on your new show!
