Dembi Dollo, Ethiopia: Stuart Parker ’05
Stuart Parker 05′ in Dembi Dollo, Ethiopia, with the Oromo region hillside in the background.
Stuart Parker 05′ in Dembi Dollo, Ethiopia, with the Oromo region hillside in the background.
Matthew Grimes ’12 and Michael Chahin ’13, both second year medical students at the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine in Spartanburg, spent their spring break on a medical mission trip to Tegucigalpa, Honduras. They provided medical care to the underserved citizens in the city and surrounding villages.
Gene Moore ’62, Rita Moore, Doris Moore Clark ’74, Sam Clark ’75 visiting Bratislava Castle in Bratislava, Slovakia, during Danube Cruise in September 2015
Allyson Best ’92 and Aubrey Best at the Great Wall in March 2016.
While skiing in Deer Valley, Utah, the week before the National Championship Game against Alabama, Frank Waesche ran into four Clemson graduates of the Class of 2015 and got them to join him for a photo of Clemson Pride!
We took a family trip to Italy (Rome and Florence) over Christmas Break (December 2015). This was a trip to visit our daughter at the end of her study abroad in Florence, Italy. This picture is on the rooftop of our hotel with our son who is a recent Electrical Engineering graduate of Clemson. Linda and I met at Clemson at St. Andrews Catholic Church and were thrilled when our youngest son decided to go to our alma mater. From left to right, Alex Ryan ’14, Linda Ryan ’91, Tommy Ryan’91.
Cynthia Bunton M ’82 on a trip to Galalapos Islands in February 2016.
Joe and Kay Rigter celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary with an expedition to Antartica.
I am a December 1981 graduate, and had the pleasure of attending Clemson’s 1981 National Championship in the Orange Bowl. While my thoughts were with Clemson this year during the 2015 championship, I was not able to watch game, because I was in a remote region of Ethiopia on a short term mission trip. Immediately upon returning to South Carolina, I watched a recorded version of the game. Although the final score ended in a win for Alabama, I was very proud of our Tigers’ performance on the field. I am even more impressed with our Tigers’ performance off the field. Coach Swinney’s testimonies, Deshaun Watson’s Habitat for Humanity contributions, and Tony Elliott’s success story are all positive representations for Clemson. Go Tigers!!!!!!
Dolores ’91 and Beau Long ’93 proudly showing the Tiger Spirit in Saint Barthelemy in December, getting ready for the Tigers’ run in the Orange Bowl and Fiesta Bowl. # GoTigers
