Zach Grimes ’15, Kellsey Simmons Grimes ’16, Tim Warrick ’11, Tim Hasty ’83 and Ean Tucker pulled out their Tiger Rag 60 feet under water off the coast of Roatan, Honduras in May 2019. The unexpected reunion of Clemson alumni happened when the group was unknowingly assigned to the same dive boat during their vacation.
Siblings Nick ’14 and Alyssa ’17 James brought their Tiger Rag 60 feet underwater while scuba diving in Roatan, Honduras, over Christmas 2018.
Sam ’60 Turnipseed, professor emeritus of entomology, and his wife Roxanne Wood ’80 Turnipseed are missionaries in Quimistan, Honduras. On Jan. 1, 2018, at the Tranquilidad Foundation (the children’s home that the Turnipseeds founded in the Quimistan Valley), the couple shared their love of Clemson with their “children”–they’re ALL IN! For more info, visit www.tranquilidadfd.com.
Frank Reiss ’77 on a dive boat at Anthony’s Key Resort in Roatan, Honduras.
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.