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- Chairperson Glenda Adams - 2008-04-30 Nancy Anderson - 2008-07-01 Larry Andrews, died May 9, 2015 - BIO Susan Burford - Email removed 2010-07-27 Judy Campbell - 2006-11-20 Jim Crum - Email removed 2003-11-13 Harriet Duerst - 2016-10-02 Doug Elder - 2009-03-18 Nellie Fisher - 2018-09-08 - BIO - Christian College (Columbia College) - Associate in Arts 1960 Barbara Levacy Forbis - BIO - Email removed 2009-03-01 Bernita Ford - Email withheld 2003-06-11 Jim Grant - Deceased - 2019-01-23 Charlotte Godfrey - 2009-03-24 Jack Griessel - Deceased - 2003-05-27 June Guthrie - Email removed 2005-05-19 Gary Harmon - Email removed 2012-08-05 Fred Harrison - 2008-03-07 William Peter Hickem - Email removed 2005-05-19 Mike Hood - 2009-07-27 Margery Isbell - Email removed 2012-08-05 Mike Hood - 2009-07-27 Dorcas Jeans - Deceased - 2009-05-10 Bette Keene - Email removed 2009-03-01 Sarah King - 2006-07-11 Karlene Koch - Email removed 2011-01-23 Alan Leach - Email removed 2012-08-05 Judy Leach - Email removed 2010-07-27 Judy Mathis - Email removed 2004-08-11 Martha Matney - Email removed 2013-02-02 Gloria McBaine - 2007-10-26 Ruth Ann McCallister - 2005-10-13 Michael McCreery - 2008-10-29 Ronald Miller - Non Grad - 2003-09-13 - UCLA for BA; Purdue for MA degree - USN retired; Currently: Director, Chapman University, Coachella Valley Campus, Palm Desert, CA Mary Mitchell - Email removed 2018-11-19 Jim Moller - 2007-10-14 Linda Moore - Email removed 2002-12-17 Tom Nathe Barbara Neenan - 2006-11-04 Fred Perkins - Deceased 2021-06-16 J D Roberts - Deceased 2022-07-27 Andy Rule - 2006-07-19 Carl Sapp - Email removed 2002-05-19 James Shamberger - 2008-04-17 Ed Stephens - 2004-10-06 Sharon Todd - Deceased - 2020-02-14 Larry Andrews, died May 9, 2015 - May 23, 2008 I retired from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln February 19, 2008, as a Professor of English and a Professor of Education. I began my career at UNL in 1969, the year I received my PhD from Mizzou. I was tenured and promoted to full Professor in six years, then served UNL in a number of administrative capacities. I eventually returned to the faculty in 1986 in a convulsive fit of acute sanity. I have published numerous journal articles, one university-level textbook now in its third edition and another in its second edition; I have been a Visiting Professor at the University of London. Although retired, I stand ready to give either a formal or informal presentation about various aspects of linguistics anywhere and anytime there are at least two people who will buy me a glass or two of chardonnay. I’m trying to redefine myself; being retired, I am in that awkward stance of being forgotten but not gone! My singing abilities, as dubious as they were, are seriously diminished; a 2-week intubation followed by tracheoscopy aren’t good for the voice. Because my church has an understanding and forgiving music director, I sing with the chancel choir. Additionally, I’m married to the director of the gospel choir who, guilty of flagrant musical nepotism, permits me to sing with that group, as well. I remain an avid St. Louis Cardinal fan and I still like all kinds of music: jazz, the Killer B’s (Basie, Beethoven, Bach, and Brubeck) and the Georges (Strait and Jones). I am still trying to catch a 5-pound bass. I read the Columbia Daily Tribune on-line from time to time, checking the obituaries to see if my name is listed there. So far, so good In addition to directing the gospel choir, my wife is the Office Manager at our church and also serves both the pastor and the congregation in the critically important but unofficial and unpaid capacities of Assistant Pastor, Associate Pastor, Mother Confessor, Guidance Counselor, Traffic Coordinator, and Spiritual Adviser to those who are wandering and wondering. Whenever our pastor is away from the pulpit, I often fill in as the substitute preacher. (I know what you’re thinking; “This is, indeed, a very sad commentary on the status of the United Methodist Church!”) I have many warm memories
of my Hickman days and I am genuinely grateful to those of you who were
both kind enough and generous enough to let me call you my friend. Thank
you. I’d like to hear from you at either of these e-mail addresses: landrews1@unl.edu
or at landrews1940@ gmail.com.
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