All of the Newby girls are home for Thanksgiving and ready to cheer on the Tigers. Picture l to r, row 1: Taylor Newby Wisley, Sydnie Newby, Addi Newby; row 2: Blakely Newby, Caron Newby, Mary Rose Newby, ’85; row 3: Jesse Wisley, Jonathan Peters, John Newby.
Jimmy Richardson ’57 (Agricultural Engineering), and wife Celia Richardson, displaying their Tiger Rags just before a hike on Rabida Island in the Galapagos.
As an airline pilot, captain and check airman for American Airlines, Perry Brown ’81 was given the opportunity to pickup a brand new Boeing 737-800 aircraft from Boeing Field in Seattle, Washington.
While on deployment in southwest Asia, there were a few things I needed to have to make sure I wasn’t missing home too much. It’s amazing how much some orange can really brighten up a beige background.
As a Clemson Women’s Rugby alumna, I’ve been waiting four years for the chance to go to the Rugby World Cup and visit England for the first time. I had the opportunity to see my favorite team, the Australia Wallabies, play two of the biggest matches in the tournament. I also got to see USA play South Africa. This photo is from the Australia vs. England match, where the Wallabies knocked the host nation out of the tournament.
Enjoying a morning stroll in Beihai Park, Beijing, China before hosting the China Tobacco Control Partnership Smoke-Free Business Awards Ceremony.
While waiting for my plane to arrive, I walked through the gate area and noticed the young man with the Clemson hat. They were from Buffalo, NY, and he was a huge Clemson fan because Sammy Watkins and CJ Spiller were playing for the Bills. I had them come into the cockpit prior to departure for some photos.
— Perry Brown, Class of 1981
After picking up a new aircraft at Boeing field, my copilot and I had fantastic view of Mt Ranier dressed in Clemson colors. Photo has not been altered!
— Perry Brown, Class of 1981
Along with five other college student from around the US, I went on a mission trip to Thailand this summer. During out time in Chiang Mai, we visited an elephant reserve where this photo was snapped!
Brett, Emily, and their daughters Louisa, June, and Camille traveled to Romania recently, where Brett taught a beekeeping course as part of Youth With a Mission. While they were there, the Nolan family visited Transylvania’s Bran Castle.