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08/09/2019
Lynn F. Roumagoux BS ’59, MAT ’69, June 12, 2018, age 81. Roumagoux worked as a high school English teacher, counselor, and track and field coach in Portland and Anchorage, Alaska. A dedicated runner, he mentored many young men and women over his career, inviting the teams to his home for a spaghetti dinner at the end of each season. He met his wife, Donna Russell Roumagoux ’61, at Lewis & Clark, and they were married in 1959. After retiring, the couple learned to square and round dance, eventually teaching the dances together at various festivals around the United States until 1998, when they settled in Mesa, Arizona. Survivors include his wife; children Annette and Brent; six grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
Class Notes
Class of 1969
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CAS class correspondent: David GrubeHey, class of 1969! I am your new class representative for the Chronicle. I’d love to hear about what your are doing, especially if you missed our wonderful 50th reunion on campus this past June. Please send your notes to: David.GrubeMD@gmail.com.
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06/27/2019
Keith Cooperrider BA ’69, June 27, 2019, age 72. Following graduation, he toured the United States and settled on the East Coast in 1970. After working for NASA for two years, he joined the national headquarters of the Unification Church as executive assistant to the president. In 1975, he married Sara Sack, and the couple settled in New York City. In 1982, Cooperrider became controller for the Washington Times and later chief financial officer, a post he held for 33 years. In his spare time, he loved spending time in nature with his family. Cooperrider also remodeled homes with his wife. Survivors include his wife, Sara; his children Caner, Kensy, and Kara; and two grandchildren.
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03/29/2017
Ted M. Dorman BA ’69, March 28, 2017, age 70. Dorman earned a master of divinity degree and later a doctorate in philosophy and theology from Fuller Theological Seminary. Ordained in the Presbyterian Church, he was a professor of biblical studies and theology at Taylor University in Indiana until 2010. Dorman enjoyed traveling and led student trips to Israel, Greece, and Rome. He was also fluent in Spanish, a language he used while teaching in Costa Rica and on mission trips. Survivors include his wife of 44 years, Lil; his children, Heidi and Stephen; and one granddaughter.
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06/21/2018
Michael D. Henderson JD ’69 passed away May 18, 2018. He was 77 years old. After earning his law degree, Michael worked at the district attorney’s office in Grants Pass, Oregon. He soon started a private practice as a criminal defense attorney. Michael loved the outdoors, spending his free time fishing, skiing, and riding horseback. Survivors include his significant other, Annie; sons Martin and Michael; stepdaughter Jackie; four grandchildren; and one step-grandchild.
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02/22/2019
Marcia Weidig Hilton BS ’69 retired from hospice bereavement work six years ago after more than 25 years in the field. She volunteers in a low-income second grade classroom, helping with small-group and individual needs. Hawai’ian culture has become dear to her, and she plays ukulele in a Hawai’ian orchestra that raises money to entertain in schools and nursing homes in the Eugene, Oregon, area. She also dances hula in a halau (hula school). She has a 3-year-old grandson in Salem, Oregon, who is very dear to her.
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02/22/2019
Vicki R. Kreimeyer BA ’69 is currently enjoying the “flexibility” of retirement. She is involved in two nonprofit boards and serves as executive vice president of the Opera Idaho Board of Directors. She also continues to pursue voice through lessons and performance. In addition to singing in Aida as a member of the chorus, she is a member of an auditioned choir, Critical Mass Vocal Artists, which performs three concerts each year. She looks forward to participating in L&C’s Pioneer Travel Program to Cuba in May 2019.
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Facing the Ultimate Fear: A New Future
Kathleen Lowndes BA ’69 uses her personal story as a launching point for a manual that describes the ways that fear can make us feel trapped or caged and how to deal with this. This entertaining, novel-like true story reveals steps to rise above that feeling. Melt away fear, miracles appear. She says the book describes the value of her L&C education for facing the unknown.
Posted 11/12/2018
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09/12/2016
J. Charles Morrison BA ’69, September 11, 2016, age 69. After obtaining a master’s degree in university administration from the University of Calgary in 1975, Morrison worked much of his life for the University of Alberta. By 1988, he was the director of administrative services for the university’s department of medicine. Even after semi-retirement, he remained at the school as a career development officer until his passing. When he wasn’t working, Morrison lived in the country and indulged his love for animals, art, and the outdoors. Survivors include his wife, Lil; sons Craig and Corey; and two grandchildren.
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