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I would like to help you and your cat but need a bit more information in order to better assist you.When did this start - hours, days or weeks ago?
Is he able to walk normally? Can he jump up onto furniture normally?
Is he using the litter box normally?
We found him Friday night. He can't walk using his back legs, just pulls himself with his front legs although he doesn't do that much.
He's a barn cat so he hasn't been trained to use a litter box. We're carrying him outside regularly to use the bathroom although he has only urinated. When I took him out this morning there was blood on my shirt when I put him down, this is the first time we've seen any blood.
I've had him for years. We hadn't seen him when we fed in the morning and he didn't meet us at the car like he usually does so we went looking for him. He was sitting up in an indention in the ground. Indention was shallow, maybe 2 inches deep. This is why we thought he may have twisted his back or pulled a muscle by stepping into wrong.
Could you please go and check a few things:
1. Count how many breaths he takes in one minute when he is resting.
2. Please check the FRONT and the REAR paws. Are they different in temperature?
Are the back feet colder than the front feet?
3. Are the pads a different colour on the front versus the rear feet? If you push on the foot pads to extrude the nails, can you please check the nail beds closely (the triangle INSIDE the nail). Are they more PINK on the front than on the rear? 4. Has your vet ever mentioned a heart murmur?
5. Can you take your cat's temperature? (don't worry if you can't do this)
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No, same temperature.
3. Are the pads a different colour on the front versus the rear feet? No all are blackIf you push on the foot pads to extrude the nails, can you please check the nail beds closely (the triangle INSIDE the nail). Are they more PINK on the front than on the rear? Slightly more PINK on front but back are still pink.4. Has your vet ever mentioned a heart murmur?
I have to go to the barn to feed my other animals so it'll be a half hour or so before I can reply back. Just wanted to let you know so you wouldn't wonder when you didn't get a response.
I sure wish I could reach through the computer and examine your cat!
What you are describing suggests to me that he may have some back pain or pelvic pain. Cats can have back pain due to a "slipped disc" though that is not very common. I see it about 1000 times more often in dogs.
Instead, with what you are describing, I am very worried that your boy may have a fractured pelvis.
Cats with a fractured pelvis often move very gingerly, holding themselves low to the floor and preferring to stay close to walls for support. A fractured pelvis can cause a lot of internal bleeding as their are many blood vessels in the area. This internal bleeding can lead to shock, which can be life threatening.
Unfortunately, there are no pain killers that you might have in your medicine cabinet that would be safe to give to a cat. Tylenol is very toxic to cats! And ibuprofen and aspirin are also toxic to them.
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With a fractured pelvis, there can also be a tail injury. There may be nerve damage which can affect the cat's ability to urinate. This would need to be assessed by a veterinarian.
I really am very concerned that this is what is wrong with your boy from your description.
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Unfortunately, I have seen this type of injury many times with cats that have been hit by a car, though it could happen with a fall, or if he were kicked by a large animal.
With a fractured spine or pelvis, there can also be a tail injury. There may be nerve damage which can affect the cat's ability to urinate.
I have seen indoor only cats with pelvic fractures from falling. It is a very common fracture, and tends to happen if the cat falls in a "sit pretty" position. For example, I have seen it when a cat has jumped onto a table with a tablecloth on it, and has slid backwards off the table (on the cloth) and falled directly onto the pelvis.
The good news is that in cats, pelvic fractures very often heal without surgery as long as they are not through the hip joint (acetabulum). It does require 8 weeks of STRICT rest in order for healing to occur. Strict rest means that the cat needs to be confined to a large dog kennel with food, water and litter tray in there. The cat should not jump AT ALL for 8 weeks and should minimize walking so that the bones can heal.
I would definitely recommend that you have your cat checked by your vet immediately to see if this is what is going on with him. His elevated respiratory rate and temperature make me very worried about him!
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Since we're on the topic of tanks, my bro found this on his way to work a few days ago: There were some protests around the city, so this is how they decided to deal with it. lol, very different to the UK. not sure if any of the engines will fit that American tank treblesykes, since all the above are Russian tanks (I believe), but we can try
They are Russian yeah, a T- something or other! Where does yoru brother work, Wythenshawe or something?
Works in the coastal city of Aden, Yemen (Previously occupied by both British and Russians) but all free now "well some what free" The base the tanks are coming out of was built by the Russians (Its bloody massive). They tried running the South as a communist state a while back, but it never worked out (Thank god for that).


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SACRAMENTO - In the final 45 days leading up to the October 22 voter registration deadline for the November 6 election, more than 679,000 Californians were added to the state's voter rolls – a number that will go up as county elections officials continue to verify the eligibility of tens of thousands more last-minute registrants. Postmarks and online system timestamps count, so applications are streaming in to the 58 county elections offices this week and being checked for eligibility.
Official voter registration statistics will be published November 2. The last certified statewide data as of September 7 showed 17,259,680 Californians registered to vote. In California, voter registration application volume peaks each October before a November statewide general election (which comes in even-numbered years). The record high for California was 17,334,275 registrants, set in February 2009.
Of the more than 679,000 verified new voters so far, approximately 381,000 submitted their applications using the Secretary of State's online system and about 298,000 submitted paper applications.
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"I must emphasize these are preliminary numbers and not the final confirmed roster of eligible voters in California because county elections officials are now hard at work verifying each and every application," said Secretary of State Debra Bowen, California's chief elections officer. "After all 58 county elections officials send their registration data to my office, we will compile the certified statewide numbers and publish a final report of registered voters on November 2."
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TELL CITY—Tell City scored 50 runs in three games to win the age-14 District 5 Babe Ruth title last weekend.
Tell City won all three games by the 10-run rule.
Cody Osborne led Tell City with an .875 batting average including two two-run homers.
Austin Paulin posted an .800 average, going 8 for 10 with six singles and two doubles. Jimmy Phillips batted .714, going 5 for 7 with a double.
Other high batting averages included Rhett Baumeister's .571, Drew Mowery and Dakota Braunecker each at .500, and Reese Miller .444.
CORYDON—Spenser Beard hit .722 (13 for 18) with 16 RBIs to lead Tell City to second place in the age-13 District 5 Babe Ruth tourney last weekend.
Tell City went 2-2 in the three-team, double-elimination tourney, beating Corydon twice but losing twice to eventual champion North Harrison.
Beard went 4 for 5 with a double, triple and five RBIs as Tell City crushed Corydon 21-6 in the first round.
Blake Haller went 3 for 3 with a double and four RBIs and Xavier Barnes added two hits and two walks. Dalton Snyder and Bryce Garrett each also had two hits.
INDIANAPOLIS-Perry Central linebacker T.J. Hall will miss Indiana's North-South football all-star game Friday.
Hall tore an anterior cruciate ligament in practice for the game Wednesday.
BOONVILLE—Three players from Tell City will help Rockport try to repeat as American Legion baseball sectional champions this weekend.
Rockport Post 254 will play tourney host Boonville in the opening game 7 p.m. Friday. Post 254 downed Boonville 9-1 June 18 and 17-7 July 2.
Rockport, 17-9, averaged 10.1 runs per game in the regular season and allowed 5.0.
JEFFERSONVILLE—Anjan Kashyab of Tell City placed second in singles and doubles in the 16-and-under boys division at the Bales Auto Mall Jeffersonville Junior Open USTA tennis tourney last weekend.
Kashyab had a first-round bye in singles and then beat Jalen Martin of Jeffersonville 6-0, 6-0, Caleb Heilman of Evansville 6-0, 6-2, and Justin Batliner of Floyds Knobs 6-0, 7-5 to reach the finals.
Benjamin Rigsby of Charlestown beat Kashyab 6-0, 6-4 for the title.
PRETORIA, South Africa—Hannah Ungerecht of Covington, Ky., won a trip to the recent World Cup soccer tourney through a contest sponsored by Best Buy.
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PERRY COUNTY - Two Republicans filed candidacies for county-council seats ahead of a July 6 deadline, and a Democrat declared her intention to seek the Tobin Township trustee position.
TELL CITY - The week Perry County's 4-H'ers have been waiting all summer for has arrived. The Perry County 4-H Fair kicks off in earnest this evening with the 2010 king and queen contests, fashion review and foods auction.
Exhibits open to the public Wednesday after a noon ceremony. A full schedule of events was published in Thursday's News.
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Internet users Vegas, where he teaches an organ repertoire class future operations for the task force. to heating assistance funds. may send to: email@example.com and private organ lessons. He was instrumental in David DeKok '75, an investigative reporter on the Michael Valerio '78 retired as a captain in the U.S. All submissions received by the Public getting the donation and in working on the search business staff of The Patriot-News in Harrisburg, Coast Guard on Thursday, Dec. 15, after 27 years Relations Office by Tuesday, Jan. 10, have been committee for the acquisition of UNLV's world- Pa., was publicly praised on Thursday, Nov. 10, of service. He is relocating to Florida and will included in this issue. Because of the lead time class pipe organ, completed by the Rudolf von by the vice chairman of the Pennsylvania Public work for The Michael Baker Corporation. required by this publication's production sched- Beckerath Company of Hamburg, Germany, in Utility Commission for a story he wrote exposing Steven Bouma-Prediger '79 of Holland, Mich., ule, submissions received after that date (with the October of 2004. the vast disparities in funding levels of state-man- who is on the religion faculty of Hope, presented exception of obituary notices) have been held for Philip Rauwerdink '68 of Friesland, Wis., is a spe- dated utility programs to help the poor pay their "The Ecological Crisis and the Defilement of the next issue, the deadline for which is Tuesday, cialized interim minister at First Reformed Church gas and electric bills. Since July he has written Home," "Why Homo Faber? Imago Dei March 7. of Friesland. numerous stories exposing inequities in Chapter Appropriate Technology and God's Future of Johannes Huber '67 and his wife moved to 14, a new state law making it easier for utilities to Shalom," and "Is God Green? Does God Care Buenos Aires, Argentina, in September of 2004 shut off customers behind in their bills. He reports About Marmots, Mountains and Meadows?" at 40s 1940s after he was elected by the parties to the Antarctic Treaty to set up the new Antarctic Treaty that the law, which he notes was rushed through a lame duck session of the legislature in November Veritas Forum 2005 on Thursday, Nov. 10, at the University of Western Ontario (Canada). Frank Beach '48 of Rochester Hills, Mich., reports Secretariat there and become the executive secre- of 2004 at the behest of the state's utilities, has so Donald E. Williams '79 of Rochester, Minn., is that Harold Van Heuvelen '40 of Red Lodge, tary. Previously he had been in charge of the far led to five deaths, three of them children, and founder and CEO of Executive and Organizational Mont., has remained active in many ways. At one Netherlands polar program. He reports that five serious injuries. His reporting led to a Consultants Inc., a firm dedicated to the clinical time during his retirement, Harold gave music setting up a new international office is hectic, but quarter-million dollar fine against Pennsylvania and consulting needs of executives, organizations, lessons to two granddaughters of Frank. an exciting challenge. Electric Co. for its actions preceding a fire that led and their families, with locations in Minneapolis, John Schalk '68 of Suffolk, Va., has completed all requirements to be designated as a Certified 50s Medical Practice Executive (CMPE) by the 1950s Crystal Cathedral Medical Group Management Association. He is Lavina "Daisy" Hoogeveen '52 reports that her senior administrator of the Center for Arthritis & birthday hymn sing, which included offerings for Rheumatic Diseases in Norfolk. Bibles and hymnbooks for Zambia, on Sunday, Deborah Delp '69 Neves of Schwenksville, Pa., Oct. 23, was a wonderful success. was awarded a National Board for Professional 60s 1960s Teaching Standards certificate in November of 2004. She is in her 34th year of teaching elemen- tary school. leadership changes Harmen Heeg '62 retired in October from serving as full-time pastor of the Second Reformed Church and part-time pastor of the Normandale 70s 1970s F ather and son, alumni Reformed Church in Pekin, Ill. The Pekin Daily John M. Norden '71 of Grandville, Mich., is vice both, have taken on new Times featured him in a front-page photo and story president of development for Holland Home, a roles at the Crystal Cathedral on Thursday, Oct. 27, and the churches honored continuing care retirement community in Grand him and his wife at a reception on Sunday, Oct. 30. Rapids, Mich. He was previously a regional in Garden Grove, Calif. He served Reformed Church in America congre- advancement director and director of planned gations in Ontario, Canada; Indianapolis, Ind.; giving at the college. Dr. Robert A. Schuller '76 has succeed- and Pekin for 40 years. He and his wife have C. David Buchanan '72 of Fayetteville, N.Y. has ed his father, Dr. Robert H. Schuller '47, as moved to Jacksonville, Fla., to be near children two half-time positions. He is the new pastor of senior pastor of the Crystal Cathedral, and grandchildren. Two of their four children are First United Methodist Church in Minoa, N.Y., which is the largest church in the Hope alumni: Kathy Heeg '94 is a counselor in and director of resource development at Syracuse Reformed Church in America. He was Bridgewater, N.J., and Erica Heeg '05 is a teacher Habitat for Humanity. installed on Sunday, Jan. 22. at the Nefertari American International School in John D. Paarlberg '72 of Albany, N.Y., and Katie Dr. Robert H. Schuller, who founded Dr. Robert A. Schuller '76, right, has Cairo, Egypt. Paarlberg '02 of Brooklyn, N.Y., were part of a Paul S. Hesselink '62 of Las Vegas, Nev., was Christian Peacemaker Team (CPT) delegation to the church in the 1950s, announced the succeeded his father, Dr. Robert H. honored on Saturday, Nov. 5, by Nevada School Israel and the West Bank last July and August. change to the congregation during the Schuller '47, as senior pastor of the for the Arts of Las Vegas upon his retirement as CPT delegations provide a non-violent presence in New Year's Day service. During the Jan. 1 Crystal Cathedral. (Photo courtesy of the dean of the school at a gala dinner in the ballroom crisis situations and militarized areas, and docu- service, both emphasized that the elder Crystal Cathedral) of the Flamingo Hotel. The program featured ment injustices and human rights abuses. Team Schuller will remain actively involved in current music students of the school. A special members spent time in Jerusalem, Bethlehem and the ministry. was dedicated on Sept. 14, 1980. surprise was the return of numerous alumni who Hebron, stayed with Palestinian families, and "I have plans and goals over the next Dr. Robert A. Schuller has actively par- also performed. Paul was honored by the board of visited with both Palestinians and Israeli peace trustees, who conferred upon him the title Dean groups engaged in nonviolent opposition to Israeli 10 years and will use my 50 years of expe- ticipated in the church since childhood. Emeritus and presented a floral offering, plaque, military occupation, settler harassment, home rience as founding pastor to assist Robert Following his ordination, he founded as he assumes the position of senior Rancho Capistrano Community Church. pastor," Dr. Robert H. Schuller said. Located just a few miles north of the his- Alumni Board of Directors Dr. Robert A. Schuller noted, "My toric San Juan Capistrano Mission, the father and I will continue as pulpit part- 170-acre Rancho Capistrano is the south Officers campus of the Crystal Cathedral Beth Snyder '94, President, Arlington, Va. ners on many Sunday mornings for years Karen Gonder '81 Navis, Vice President, Grandville, Mich. to come." Ministries, and has also become home to a John Witte '54, Secretary, Vero Beach, Fla. The Schullers will also continue to year-round Christian preschool, an ele- appear jointly on the church's global tele- mentary and middle school, athletics and Board Members vision broadcast, the Hour of Power. The summer camps, a conference and retreat Nancy Wallendal '72 Bassman, Scotch Plains, N.J. Bob Bieri '83, Holland, Mich. television program, which began in 1970, center with a wedding department, Jason Cash '07, Brighton, Mich. David Daubenspeck '74, Vista, Calif. is viewed globally by 20 million people special events and the "Possibility Living" Eva Gaumond '90, Coral Springs, Fla. Leah Sunderlin '79 Haugneland, Katy, Texas every week and is the longest-running ministry. Gene Haulenbeek '72, Kalamazoo, Mich. Jan Luben '71 Hoffman, Schenectady, N.Y. Betsy Boersma '77 Jasperse, Traverse City, Mich. Carol Rylance '60 MacGregor, Norcross, Ga. televised church service in the world. Dr. Robert H. Schuller will remain as Kat Nichols '99, Minneapolis, Minn. Kristin Tichy '92 Pagenkopf, Glenville, Ill. Dr. Robert H. Schuller came to Garden chairman of the Board of the International Allison Pawlowksi '06, Pinckney, Mich. Ben Sanders '05, Evanston, Ill. Grove in 1955 to found the RCA's congre- Ministries and as founding pastor of the Scott Schaaf '88, Seattle, Wash. Todd Soderquist '96, Canton, Mich. gation there. With his wife Arvella as Crystal Cathedral Church. He received a Sara Van Anrooy '82, Castle Rock, Colo. Mark VanGenderen '90, Cedarburg, Wis. organist and $500 in assets, he rented the Distinguished Alumni Award from Hope Liaison Orange Drive-In Theater and conducted in 1970, and an honorary degree in 1973, Mary Boelkins '96 Remenschneider, Director of Alumni Relations Sunday services from the roof of the snack and delivered the college's Commence- bar. ment address in 1992. Arvella Schuller, The congregation's growth through active in the ministry in a variety of ways Please accept our invitation to visit the years dictated the decision to build and a member of the college's Board of the Alumni Office on the internet: the internationally acclaimed Crystal Trustees at the time, received an honorary www.hope.edu/alumni Cathedral. The first-ever all-glass church degree from Hope in 1992. 10 NFHC February 2006 Saint Paul, and Rochester, Minn., and Key Largo, Virgin Islands. Dave McWatters '86 of Rockford, Mich., was loving western Europe and that her years at Hope Fla. John Christian '83 of Lake Forest, Ill., was recent- recently honored by the Michigan Water Polo with windmills and wooden shoes are paying off ly promoted to national healthcare systems Coaches Association as Coach of the Year for the in a real way. manager for Datascope Cardiac Assist of third consecutive time. This year he was also Scott A. Drooger '93 of Grand Haven, Mich., has 80s Montvale, N.J. He has countrywide responsibility honored by the United States Water Polo joined the Grand Haven and Holland, Mich., prac- 1980s for the medical device manufacturer and for all Association as Midwest Coach of the Year. His tices of West Michigan Oral and Maxillofacial Vicki Bailey '80 of Bay City, Mich., has been IDN/GPO. Last year he completed his course Rockford High School men's water polo team has Surgery. He had previously practiced oral appointed the Central District director for the work in leadership arts at the University of won three straight state championships, four in surgery in Fort Wayne, Ind. Michigan Society for Human Resource Chicago. the last six years, and continues a 115-game unde- Todd Helmus '93 has relocated to Pittsburgh, Pa., Management (MISHRM), a volunteer-based orga- Curt Wissink '83 of Alto, Mich., reports that he is feated streak. He has coached 17 all-Americans in for a national security analyst position with the nization. She will serve as an elected SHRM experiencing success and joy in his 23rd year of his eight years as head coach. For the last 18 years RAND Corporation. representative for the central district of Michigan. teaching as his fifth graders are not only learning he has been working as youth pastor with several Matt Maire '93 of Kalamazoo, Mich., is executive Her responsibilities include providing support to the basics but the blessings of thinking out of the churches in the Grand Rapids, Mich., area and also vice president of the Greater Kalamazoo local chapter members, chapter officers and poten- box and for success. He is mentoring students continues working during the summer at YMCA Association of Realtors. On Wednesday, Dec. 21, tial affiliated chapters, and performing as liaison who think, believe in themselves, achieve higher Camp Manitou-lin. the American Society of Association Executives between the State Council and chapter/SHRM than they thought possible, and not only succeed Dan Boerigter '88 of Roseville, Minn., was recent- announced that he had earned the Certified members within assigned district. She was a in school but are mentoring others students as ly appointed to the board of directors of the Association Executive (CAE) credential, the member of the core planning committee, repre- well. Curt and Kelly Stair '86 Wissink have three Minnesota chapter of the Make-A-Wish highest professional credential in the association senting the Valley Society for Human Resource children, Beka (age eight), Bethany (age six) and Foundation, an organization that grants the industry, earned by fewer than five percent of all Management (VSHRM) chapter for the MISHRM Caleb (age four). She reports that she is experienc- wishes of children with life-threatening medical association executives. State Conference in Bay City in September. She ing success and has found her niche by being a conditions. He continues to practice law as a Ryan McFall '93 of Zeeland, Mich., created a served as president of the VSHRM chapter last work-from-home mom. She has been building a partner in the Minneapolis firm of Yost and Baill custom textbook for a computer class he teaches year and remains on the group's board of direc- successful business on the Internet and through LLP and to serve on the Planning Commission for by using a service that allows educators to take tors. She is a human resources manager for a CPA fundraising with ScentSations and their gourmet the City of Roseville. He and his wife, Christina topics from several textbooks and compile them firm in mid-Michigan. products. In October she spoke at the company's Eisenmann '88 Boerigter, also actively participate into one book, saving students money. He is asso- Daniel G. Deffenbaugh '81 of Kenesaw, Neb., has national convention and was awarded the Team in Cub Scouts and sports with their sons, Peter ciate professor of computer science at the college. been named Nebraska Professor of the Year. He is Player of the Year Award as well as the achieve- (age eight) and Stevie (age five). Shaney Froysland '93 Mulligan of Grand Rapids, associate professor of religion at Hastings College, ment of double diamond distributor. She has a Todd LaBaugh '88 of Rye, N.Y., is president of IT Mich., is a teacher with the Kentwood Public where he is also advisor to all religion majors. He Web site. Pros in New York. He reports that he enjoyed a Schools. specializes in ecological theology and ethics. He is Jill Broersma '84 Olson is living in Barrington, Ill., successful season yacht racing on Long Island Laura Jackson '93 Sample of Holland, Mich., a board member of the Crane Meadows Nature with her husband, new son Jack, and step-chil- Sound and hopes to compete in the Centennial works in performance and development for Center and vice president of the Open Table, an dren, Gunnar (age 12) and Elsa (age nine). She is Newport to Bermuda race next June (wife Sandy Perrigo Company. ecumenical organization that provides meals to a residential realtor. permitting). Chad Warmington '93 of Edmond, Okla., was the hungry. Duane VandenBrink '84 of Holland, Mich., pre- Sandy Lupkes '89 LaBaugh of Rye, N.Y., is a recently appointed by the Speaker of the House as Mark Plosila '81 of Orlando, Fla., served as the sented a science demonstration program on the director in the Alternative Investment area at chief of staff for the Oklahoma House of lead investigator for the Florida Department of campus of Grand Valley State University as part of TIAA-CREF in New York City working on private Representatives. Health during the arrest of a medical doctor in the West Michigan "Super Science Saturday" in equity, mezzanine and timberland investments. Monica Bansen-DeLaTorre '94 of Stevensville, Palm Bay, Fla., on Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2005. November. As coordinator and representative for She has been with the company for seven years. Mich., is an at-home mom with three children, Officers of the Melbourne Police Department Gentex Corporation's chemistry group's scientific She and her husband, Todd LaBaugh '88, have Skylar (age eight), Bailey (age four) and Grace (age arrested the doctor for unlawfully distributing involvement in the local community, he presented two children, Matthew (age two) and a baby two). controlled substances. Other agencies involved in a science program for children and their parents (please see "New Arrivals"). Amanda Kitterman '94 of Saginaw, Mich., is in the investigation were the Brevard County that encouraged them to "seek the excitement of Jodi Bond '89 Martin of Chattanooga, Tenn., was her 12th year of teaching in the Saginaw Public Sheriff's office, the Florida Department of Law science" around them. The entire event at GVSU ordained as minister of the word and sacrament in Schools. She began the new school year as coordi- Enforcement, and the Drug Enforcement was attended by several thousand people. Duane the Presbyterian Church, U.S.A., on Sunday, Nov. nator of the microsociety program at Arthur Eddy Administration. continues to carry out analytical research and 20, at Northside Presbyterian Church in Academy. It is an innovative program where the Bruce Tanis '82 of Jersey City, N.J., is executive development in the area of electrochromics at Chattanooga. She has also accepted a call as asso- students run an entire miniature society within the director at Oppenheimer & Co. Inc. in New York Gentex in Zeeland, Mich. He and his wife, Ginger ciate pastor of Northside, where her husband school. She reports that she has enjoyed the job City. His wedding ceremony (please see Hawkins '84 VandenBrink, celebrated their 20th serves as pastor. change and the opportunity to work with the "Marriages") took place last summer in a moun- wedding anniversary last year by taking a entire school rather than in her own classroom. taintop castle on St. John, overlooking the British Caribbean cruise on the Queen Mary 2. She also began a political career, running for and 90s becoming elected to the Saginaw City Council in 1990s November. Scott Skipworth '90 of New York, N.Y., has joined Shawn McFarland '94 of Kettering, Ohio, is a An Easy Escape... Ike Kligerman Barkley Architects in New York City after 10 years with Gwathmey Siegel Architects. He reports that he left the modern realm of Charles Gwathmey for the Classical and third-year medical student at Wright State University School of Medicine. Carrie Borchers '95 of Grand Rapids, Mich., is the business development manager for BBK Studio in American Vernacular influences of Robert A.M. Grand Rapids. The company is a design consul- Stern (John Ike and Tom Kligerman worked tancy that delivers customer experience together at Stern's office), and finds the transition consulting, graphic design and interactive devel- to a different approach invigorating. His current opment. Industries in which BBK serves are projects are houses in Aspen, Colo., Hawaii and contract furniture and related industries, health- Petoskey, Mich. He has enjoyed many trips to the care and bio-medical/bio-technical, and Petoskey site and looks forward to frequent manufacturing. Michigan visits when the house is under construc- Jason Makowski '95 of Steamboat Springs, Colo., tion. During his 10 years with Swathmey Siegel, is assistant coordinator of student life at Colorado he took a one-year sabbatical to live in Japan, Mountain College. where he photographed and wrote a book with Stephanie Spurway '95 Ruwet and her family Bulgarian architect Nadya Stamatova. The book, moved to Frankfort, Ky., from Holland, Mich., in Architectural Spies-Japan, is sold in the U.S., Russia, October to be near family. She reports that she has Bulgaria and Japan. taken a new position as full-time mother of two Jill Wheeler '91 Scott of Bloomington, Ind., is a (please see "New Arrivals"). stay-at-home mother to Peyton Tia. Patricia Dyer '96 Bruininks of Conway, Ark., Diane Olsen '91 Van Noord of Holland, Mich., received the seventh annual Martin E.P. Seligman was selected by an international jury to participate Award for Outstanding Dissertation Research in in the Fifth International Biennial of Positive Psychology at the International Positive Photo: Nick deVries, deVries Photography Contemporary Art in Florence, Italy. She exhibit- Psychology Summit in Washington, D.C., in ed three oil paintings in the show, which ran from September. Her doctoral dissertation closely A Fabulous Location! Saturday, Dec. 3, through Sunday, Dec. 11, in the examined the definition and measurement of hope exhibition space of the historic Fortezza da Basso. as compared to optimism and other emotional She is represented by galleries in Grand Haven, states. She is an assistant professor of psychology Mich.; Tucson and Scottsdale, Ariz.; and Snow at Hendrix College. Winter Getaway Hill, Md. Jacqueline Bost '92 of Chicago, Ill., is director of marketing for Oakwood Worldwide. Matt Garvelink '96 of Valdosta, Ga., is a security forces flight commander in the U.S. Air Force at Moody Air Force Base. $85.00 plus tax per guest room Kimberly Bouma '92 Campbell of Kalamazoo, Katherine Vlasica '96 of Astoria, N.Y., is still Mich., reports that she has switched from teaching working in the South Bronx at St. Barnabas Offer good through March 31, 2006 fifth grade to third grade at Mattawan Hospital, finishing up her emergency medicine (not valid for group reservations) Consolidated Schools and loves all of the joys of residency. She has been involved with an interna- working with 26 eight-year-olds all day long. tional medical outreach program called DOCARE, Amy Haveman '92 DeKruyter of Holland, Mich., venturing on several medical missions in The Haworth Inn & Conference Center represented the Reformed Church in America (RCA) on Thursday, Nov. 17, as devotional leader Guatemala. She plans to travel to Croatia and Bosnia within the next year to implement plans for 225 College Avenue for volunteers of Habitat for Humanity who built development of emergency medicine as a special- 51 homes (representing our 50 states and the ty in the two countries. She has also moved into Holland, Michigan District of Columbia) on the Washington Mall to Manhattan and reports that she loves life in her 800-903-9142 be moved and used by Hurricane Katrina evac- uees. Amy serves as coordinator for group new apartment, finally having time to enjoy all the wonders available on the tiny island. 616-395-7200 volunteers for the RCA. Jenifer Bhatt '92 Schmit and her husband and Justin M. Crawford '97 of Portage, Mich., has joined the law firm of Miller, Canfield, Paddock www.haworthinn.com three girls moved to Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and Stone PLC as an associate in the Kalamazoo last summer with his job. She reports that they are office practicing in the federal tax and employee NFHC February 2006 11 Iraq service honored S ervice on the other the men's tennis team, winning two con- ference championships and All-MIAA side of the world was honors. He completed his Master of Divinity at Western Theological Seminary recognized close to in 1991, and is ordained by the Reformed home in December. Church in America. He served as pastor of Trinity Major Jonathan J. Etterbeek '86, who is Reformed Church in West New York, N.J., a chaplain in the U.S. Army, on from 1991 to 1994, and then entered the Wednesday, Dec. 28, received seven deco- active duty military as an Army chaplain. rations for the 13 months he spent in Iraq Major Etterbeek's first assignment was in 2004 and 2005. A Holland, Mich., native as the battalion chaplain for 2nd Battalion, as well as a Hope graduate, he was 7th Infantry Regiment at Fort Stewart, Ga., honored during the college's Russ DeVette from 1994 to 1997, during which time he Holiday Classic at the Richard and Helen deployed twice to Kuwait, including for DeVos Fieldhouse. Operation Intrinsic Action. He was then Major Etterbeek received the Bronze assigned as the battalion chaplain for 5th Star Medal, the Purple Heart, the Combat Battalion, 20th Infantry Regiment at Fort Action Badge, the Meritorious Service Lewis, Wash., from 1997 to 1999, where he Medal, the Iraqi Medal, the Global War on deployed to Thailand in support of Terrorism Service Medal and the Driver's Operation Cobra Gold. From 1999 to 2001, Badge. Major Jonathan Etterbeek '86, a chaplain in the U.S. Army, received several he served as the battalion chaplain for 1st He received the Bronze Star and the decorations for his recent tour in Iraq, including the Purple Heart and the Bronze Battalion, 214th Aviation Regiment in Purple Heart on-court immediately prior Star. He is pictured with Holland Mayor Al McGeehan '66, who along with U.S. Heidelberg, Germany, where he support- to the start of the 8 p.m. Hope men's bas- Rep. Pete Hoekstra '75 presented the decorations during a home men's ed operations in Bosnia, Kosovo and ketball game, and the other decorations basketball game in December. Turkey. He then served as the facility during a ceremony earlier in the evening. chaplain for the U.S. Army Confinement Appropriately, those who pinned the brigade chaplain of the 2nd Brigade as the 2nd Brigade Chaplain." The presen- Facility in Mannheim, Germany that medals to him had Hope and local ties as Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division at tation remarks further noted that served all branches of the armed forces well: U.S. Rep. Pete Hoekstra '75, R- Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, where he sup- "Chaplain Etterbeek's dedication to fellow before beginning his service with the 25th Holland, and Albert McGeehan '66, mayor ported operation Cobra Gold in Thailand Soldiers on the battlefield upholds the Infantry Division in Hawaii. of Holland. (2003) and Operation Iraqi Freedom II in finest traditions of military service and His military education includes the Major Etterbeek is currently the brigade Kirkuk, Iraq. While in Iraq, he conducted reflects great credit upon him, Task Force Chaplain Officer Basic Course, Chaplain chaplain for more than 6,000 soldiers of the more than 200 engagements of spiritual Danger, and the United States Army." He Career Course, Combined Arms Staff 32nd Medical Brigade, the largest brigade diplomacy with Iraqi clerics; coordinated received the Purple Heart for injuries sus- Services School, Air Assault School, in the U.S. Army, located at Fort Sam more than $3.2 million in reconstruction tained on June 2, 2004, when a rocket Airborne School, and the United States Houston, Texas. He also serves as an projects; and spearheaded Operation exploded outside his chapel door, throw- Army Command and General Staff instructor at the U.S. Army Medical Crayon, which distributed school supplies ing him across the chapel as the windows College. Department Center and School, and is the to more than 26,000 children in Iraq. exploded, leaving him with a concussion He and his wife, Laurilee, reside in senior pastor of the AMEDD Regimental He received the Bronze Star "for excep- and lacerations. Katy, Texas, with their three children: Chapel. tionally meritorious service during Major Etterbeek majored in political Tatiana (17), Anastasia (12) and Alexei From 2002 to 2005, he served as the Operation Iraqi Freedom while assigned science at Hope, where he was captain of (11). benefits group. Previously he was an associate at Erin Andrew Gookin '99 of Higgins Lake, Mich., school social worker in the Wayne-Westland '02, Branden Johnson '03 and Jamie Pierce '03. Seyfarth Shaw LLP in Chicago, Ill. is pastor of Messiah Lutheran Church in Community School District. Katie Paarlberg '02 of Brooklyn, N.Y., and John D. Roy Pereira '97 of East Grand Rapids, Mich., was Roscommon, Mich. Kristyn S. Bochniak '01 is a residence hall direc- Paarlberg '72 of Albany, N.Y., were part of a recently promoted to engineering manager at the Jay Wallace Jr. '99 of Muskegon, Mich., is an tor at Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y. Christian Peacemaker Team (CPT) delegation to Harris Corporation in Grand Rapids. investment representative with Edward Jones Jennifer Dennis '01 Dykstra, of Ames, Iowa, Israel and the West Bank last July and August. Danielle Thorp '97 of Round Lake, Ill., reports Investments. earned a master's degree (please see "Advanced CPT delegations provide a non-violent presence in that she is a nanny for the two children of her old Dara Spearman '99 Wardlow of Ann Arbor, Degrees") and is continuing to pursue a Ph.D. in crisis situations and militarized areas, and docu- college roomie, Heather Papanek '97 Rose, and her Mich., is a resident physician in dermatology at social psychology at Iowa State University. ment injustices and human rights abuses. Team husband. the University of Michigan Hospitals. Jennifer McNamara '01 of Englewood, Colo., has members spent time in Jerusalem, Bethlehem and Drew Ysseldyke '97 of Hudsonville, Mich., is vice been promoted to associate landman at Savant Hebron, stayed with Palestinian families, and president of commercial loans at Macatawa Bank. Resources LLC, an oil and gas exploration visited with both Palestinians and Israeli peace Gretchen Conrad '98 Albertson of Sugar Grove, 00s company in Denver, Colo. groups engaged in nonviolent opposition to Israeli Ill., returned part-time in mid-January to her posi- 00s Megan Riley '01 of Land O' Lakes, Fla., is an military occupation, settler harassment, home tion as senior benefit analyst in the human Kimberly Morgan '00 Baron of Holland, Mich., is eighth grade language arts teacher at Bayonet demolitions and land confiscation. The group also resources department of Edward Hospital in an R.N. at Holland Hospital. She and her husband Point Middle School, District of Pasco County. led a public demonstration protesting the closure Naperville, Ill. She reports that she enjoyed have one child, Solomon, and are expecting Steve Rypma '01 is an attorney with Ice Miller of the city gates by Israeli Defense Forces in staying at home recently with new son Charlie another in April. LLP, a law firm with offices in Indianapolis, Ind., Hebron. (please see "New Additions"). Kortney Niles '00 Burgess of Holland, Mich., is a the Chicago, Ill., area and Washington, D.C. He Adriaan G. Passchier '02 of Monmouth, Ore., is a Justin Albertson '98 of Sugar Grove, Ill., is a psychology and English teacher at Holland High concentrates his practice in business and commer- RARE Americorps volunteer: community devel- project manager/senior consultant with School. cial real estate transactions. opment planner. He is employed by the Corporate Insights in Aurora, Ill. He joined the David Fleming '00 of Hudsonville, Mich., is sales Amy Avery '02 of Kalamazoo, Mich., was University of Oregon, working for the cities of firm in 2000 after completing a master's degree in and marketing manager for T2 Communications, ordained as Minister of Word and Sacrament in Monmouth and Independence, Ore. organization/developmental psychology at which provides phone, television and Internet ser- the Reformed Church in America on Sunday, Dec. Cheri Cecil '02 Phelps of Grand Rapids, Mich., is Illinois State University. vices via fiber optics to Holland, Mich., residents. 4, at Fellowship Reformed Church in Holland, studio programs coordinator at the Grand Rapids Robert DeVries '98 of Greenwood, Ind., is a Additionally, he assists in the sales and marketing Mich. She currently serves as assistant pastor at Art Museum. senior accountant with Larry E. Nunn and of T2's sister company, Ranger Wireless, which Hope Reformed Church in Kalamazoo and is Andrea Philipps '02 Poppleton of West Lafayette, Associates in Columbus, Ind. provides its patented 611 roaming service to cell taking classes in marriage and family therapy at Ind., serves as co-pastor of First Reformed Church, Chikako Katsuyama '98 Kawaguchi of phone users across the country. Western Michigan University. and her husband is the other co-pastor. Yokohama, Japan, was featured in the Friday, Oct. Jon Kopchick '00 of Boston, Mass., is pursuing a Jeannette Holloway '02 Bayyapuneedi of Katrina J. Te Winkle '02 of Grand Haven, Mich., 28, edition of The Daily Yomiuri. The column Master of Nursing in Anesthesia degree. Kalamazoo, Mich., recently earned a master's is a chaplain with Chaplaincy Services of focuses on interviews with professionals who use Mat Nguyen '00 of Holland, Mich., was featured degree (please see "Advanced Degrees") and was Newaygo County. English in their jobs and others interested in the in the "40 Under Forty Business Leaders" section inducted into Chi Sigma Iota, the international Anna King '02 Vest of Chicago, Ill., is a registered language in the hope of offering insights into of the Grand Rapids Business Journal on Monday, honor society for the counseling profession. nurse in the burn unit at the University of Chicago learning English. She is a secretary for an Irish Nov. 7, 2005. After graduation, he started Ruth Cortright '02 Cramer of Crown Point, Ind., Hospital. president and a Japanese vice president at Moog Worksighted Inc., an information technology has joined the law firm of Hoeppner Wagner & Kristen Beelen '03 DeLange of Holland, Mich., Japan Ltd. company offering integrated technologies to small Evans LLP. She focuses her practice in the areas of works in a crisis treatment center with Ottawa Kristin A. Kelley '98 of Chicago, Ill., is a corporate and medium-sized businesses in Holland and civil litigation, employment law and employee County Community Mental Health. She and her proofreader at ALAS Inc. Grand Rapids, Mich. With no seed capital, his benefit matters. Previously she was a judicial husband have one child, Jacob. Clinton Moore '98 of Darien, Ill., is program startup has grown into a successful IT firm with clerk for Federal Magistrate Judge Ellen S. Erin Hughes '03 recently moved to Grand Rapids, manager-comprehensive outsourcing for ADP eight employees and a regional client base. His Carmody in Grand Rapids, Mich. Mich., to pursue a master's degree program at National Account Services. community involvement includes Holland Young Robert Long '02 and Anna Wagnild '02 Long of Grand Valley State University for family nurse Kuria Van Wieren '98 of Gallatin Valley, Mont., is Professionals, Holland Area Arts Council, Eau Claire, Wis., were married last fall in practitioner. She is a registered nurse at St. Mary's a ski instructor for Big Sky Ski Resort. Holland Chamber of Commerce and Holland Minneapolis, Minn., (please see "Marriages") and Health Care. Jeff Burgess '99 of Holland, Mich., is a sixth grade Historical Trust. their attendants included Julie Asher Heustis '02, Tara Patton '03 of Naples, Fla., is working as a car- teacher in the Grandville (Mich.) Public Schools. Kayrl Stead '00 Reynoso of Dearborn, Mich., is a Jeff Lubbers '02, Mari Titcombe '02, David Yang diovascular nurse at Naples Community Hospital. 12 NFHC February 2006 David Rye '03 of Medford, Mass., recently Todd LaBaugh '88 and Sandy Lupkes '89 Kimberly Bouma '92 Campbell, master's moved to the Boston area to become the training LaBaugh, Lindsey Morgan, April 10, 2005. degree in education, Aquinas College. and leadership coordinator for the Appalachian Marriages Marriages Matthew Knittel '89 and Jocelyn Samuel '91 Monica Bansen-DeLaTorre '94, GTC-M.Ed. in Mountain Club's Youth Opportunities Program. Knittel, Naomi Claire, Oct. 27, 2005. elementary education, Grand Valley State Christine Watters '03 of Muncie, Ind., has a We welcome your news. In fact, we like printing Janine Post-Anderle '90 and Joel Anderle '90, University, 2001. graduate assistantship at Ball State University, it, so please keep it coming. Please note, though, Mattias Joseph, Feb. 2, 2005. Trevon Pulsifer '99, Master's Degree in human earning a master's degree in health science. that we don't publish engagement announce- Molly Buis '91 Truttman and Jay Truttman, resources management, Roosevelt University. Serge Badiane '04 of Ann Arbor, Mich., is a grad- ments—that's what this "marriages" section is for! William (Will) John Francis, Jan. 8, 2004. Jennifer Dennis '01 Dykstra, Master of Science uate student in the Department of Aerospace Please write us after your wedding takes place. Mike Nowlin '93 and Carol Nowlin, Jude degree in psychology, Iowa State University, Engineering at the University of Michigan. Patrick, July 8, 2005. December 2005. Diana Frazier '04 Blevins and Stephen Blevins Bruce M. Tanis '82 and Olga Kondrashova, Kevin Richardson '93 and Erin Knecht '98 Matthew Goupell '01, Ph.D. in physics/psy- '04 live in Flint, Mich. She is a registered nurse at June 15, 2005, St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands. Richardson, Natalie Elizabeth, Nov. 26, 2005. chological acoustics, Michigan State University, Hurley Medical Center. He is assistant manager John Meyer '87 and Gina Calderone, May 28, Chad Warmington '93 and Courtney December 2005. of Extreme Precision Screw Products. 2005, Grand Rapids, Mich. Warmington, AnnaMay Elizabeth, September Jeannette Holloway '02 Bayyapuneedi, Ben Byl '04 began a post in Madagascar this Shaney Froysland '93 and Chuck Mulligan, 2005. master's degree in community counseling with February working for the Peace Corps in the field July 2005. Nancy Naumann '93 Wiechmann and Kevin special emphasis in substance abuse, Western of sustainable agriculture. Todd M. White '93 and Elizabeth Seger, Aug. Wiechmann, adopted Colin Andrew John, born Michigan University. Julie Laskowski '04 Hogue of Mishawaka, Ind., 13, 2005, Ann Arbor, Mich. April 17, 2005. Nicholas A. Reister '02, Master of Business is in her second year of teaching kindergarten. Thomas J. Dawson '95 and Rebecca Blom '97, Shawn McFarland '94 and Debra (Olson) Administration degree, Grand Valley State Marty Jordan '04 and his wife have been living July 9, 2005, Holland, Mich. McFarland, Anneka Haleigh, Nov. 7, 2005. University, August 2005; and Juris Doctor degree in El Salvador for the past 18 months. They are Dara Spearman '99 and Marlon Wardlow, Jeff Naumann '94 and Kat Borton '95 with a corporate law concentration, Michigan missionaries with the SHARE Foundation and Aug. 31, 2003. Naumann, Audrey Grace, March 16, 2005. State University College of Law, December 2005. Volunteer Ministry Movement. His hometown Bryan VanHaitsma '99 and Erika Nelson, June Shelley Blue '94 Werthman and Tom newspaper, the Iosco County News-Herald, pub- 11, 2005, Scottville, Mich. Werthman, Grace Christine, June 23, 2005. lished a feature article about them on Wednesday, Elizabeth Yared '99 and Andy Rohrer, Oct. 29, Abby-Jo Ming '94 Wilcox and Ryan Wilcox '96, Nov. 16, noting that they experienced three natural disasters – volcano, hurricane and earth- 2005, Grand Rapids, Mich. Kayrl Stead '00 and Wesley Reynoso, July 30, Annelle Marie, June 27, 2005. Jacqueline Domkowski '94 Wyrick and David Deaths Deaths quake – within a seven-day period in October. He 2004, Dearborn, Mich. Wyrick, Luke Alexander, Nov. 17, 2005. Word has been received of the death of reported that their missionary work entails pro- Brent Merchant '01 and Anne Chitwood, Oct. Angela Heyns '95 Curtis and Cory Curtis '00, William Bareman '46 of Hudsonville, Mich., who moting the social, economic, and spiritual 22, 2005, Charlottesville, Va. Olivia Grace, Sept. 7, 2005. died on Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2006. More information development of the poor while allowing them to Amanda Anderson '02 and Richard Donegan, Stephanie Spurway '95 Ruwet and Joshua will appear in the next issue. become their own protagonists in working for May 28, 2005, Naperville, Ill. Ruwet, Lillian (Lilly) Alexander, Aug. 6, 2005. positive change. The two try to come up with Anna King '02 and John William Vest, Oct. 14, Michelle Werkman '96 Gerig and Grant Gerig, Word has been received of the death of technologically innovative methods to solve prob- 2005, Clarendon Hills, Ill. Easton, Dec. 7, 2005. Milford E. Bowen Jr. '51 of Charlottesville, Va., lems while respecting traditional ways of life. Robert Long '02 and Anna Wagnild '02, Sept. Chad Gifford '96 and Kay Otto '96 Gifford, who died on Monday, Jan. 9, 2006. More informa- Cara Tarantino '04 is the director of children's 17, 2005, Minneapolis, Minn. Brynlee Kristine, May 3, 2005. tion will appear in the next issue. programs for the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Stephanie Schaap '02 and Joshua Bauman '03, Shawn Steiner '96 Toole and Patrick Toole, Island, Mich. Aug. 19, 2005, Holland, Mich. Carter John, Oct. 10, 2005. Robert H. Cook '62 of Holland, Mich., died on Jennifer Beers '05 of Portage, Mich., has joined Jay Thwaites '02 and Mary Chambers '03, Dec. Matt Dietsche '97 and Valerie Kleinheksel '98 Saturday, Dec. 10, 2005. He was 65. the assurance staff at Plante & Moran's 17, 2005, Holland, Mich. Dietsche, Sawyer Isaac, Nov. 28, 2005. He was a teacher of music at Holland Kalamazoo, Mich., office. Leslie Canfield '03 and Benjamin Smies '03, Rob Doering '97 and Sarah Kievit '98 Doering, Christian, Zeeland (Mich.) Christian and Grand Tonzia Buor '05 of Zeeland, Mich., is a teen June 18, 2005, Montague, Mich. Emmalyn Sofia, June 2, 2005. Rapids (Mich.) Christian, and at Eastern Kentucky program assistant with the Boys and Girls Club Kelly Cleland '03 and Kevin Seltz, Sept. 23, Kristin Clark '97 Duffy and Michael Duffy, University. He was also the owner and operator of Greater Holland (Mich.). 2005, Minden City, Mich. Nora Therese, Nov. 18, 2005. of Park Auto Parts in Zeeland. Jamie Campbell '05 of Harrisville, Mich., is a Jeff Konfara '03 and Lindsey Voelker '03, Nov. William J. Kintz '97 and Dianna DenUyl Kintz, He was a member of Graafschap Christian mentor coordinator for Hope House/Child and 5, 2005. Arwen Rae, Nov. 14, 2005. Reformed Church, where he was the choir direc- Family Services of Alpena, Mich. She works Shannon Gervel '04 and Brian Bradford, Dec. Charlene Tyke '97 Montpetit and Marc tor. He was also a member of the Holland with adolescent women ages 12-17 who are all 17, 2005, Spring Lake, Mich. Montpetit '97, Grayson Charles Richard, Nov. 11, Symphony and the Holland Woodwind Quintet. court appointed to live at Hope House. She is Julie Laskowski '04 and James Hogue, Goshen, 2005. Survivors include his wife, Donna Zeerip '63 responsible for creating and managing a mentor Ind., Oct. 8, 2005. Gretchen Conrad '98 Albertson and Justin Cook; his children, Melodie Cook '89 (Peter) program to bring in positive role models to inter- William Norden '04 and Mara Cooper, Sept. Albertson '98, Charlie Justin, Oct. 19, 2005. Hoffman of Winter Haven, Fla., Sharon (Brian) act with the girls both individually and as a 30, 2005, Holland, Mich. Melissa Altobelli '98 Brunsting and David Bahr of Wauwatosa, Wis., Robin (Kendall) group. Lisa Schowalter '04 and Scott Dresden, Oct. 1, Brunsting, Leah Ruth, March 19, 2005. Alderink of Holland, and Steven P. Cook of Katherine Gignac '05 of Chicago, Ill., is a sixth- 2005, Chicago, Ill. Jennifer Smith '98 DeBoer and Michael Hamilton, Mich.; six grandchildren; his mother, eighth grade self-contained LD special education Jeremy Karel '05 and Jennifer Lampani '05, DeBoer, Hannah Lynn, Nov. 17, 2005. Maxine Cook; his brothers and sisters, Carol (Jay) teacher at Lincoln Junior High School in the Oct. 8, 2005, Holland, Mich. Robert DeVries '98 and Andrea Hays '00 VanderVliet of Holland, Ronald (Marjorie) Cook Skokie/Morton Grove District 69. DeVries, Mackenzie Lynne, May 8, 2005. of Moline, Mich., James Cook of East Saugatuck, Jenny L. Smith '05 is working for the Detroit Leah Jones '98 Doriot and Bryan Doriot, Mich., and Janice (Robert) George of Satellite Pistons Company as a sales and marketing coor- Benjamin Bryan, May 25, 2005. Beach, Fla.; his sister-in-law, Eleanor R. Van Dyke dinator for the WNBA Detroit Shock. New Arrivals New Arrivals Brandon Graham '98 and Jane Roeters '98 of Holland; and several nieces, nephews and Justin W. Spyker '05 of Cincinnati, Ohio, is a Graham, Morgan James, Nov. 17, 2005. cousins. sales representative for Universal Forest Phil Tanis '87 and Gretchen Schoon-Tanis '99, Theresa Spencer '98 Mickelwait and Kyle Products. Jon Elliott, Dec. 20, 2005. Mickelwait, Haley Elizabeth, May 23, 2005. Georgiana Fredricks '30 Dephouse of Clinton Moore '98 and Lara Wagner '98 Holland, Mich., died on Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2005. Moore, Jackson William, Nov. 16, 2005. She was 97. Jeff Burgess '99 and Kortney Niles '00 Burgess, She was a teacher in the Muskegon (Mich.) Catch All The Trenton Michael, July 28, 2004. Christy Colbrunn '99 Ranney and Christopher Ranney, Garrett Behr and Brock Richard, Nov. 9, Public Schools. She had been a longtime member of Bethany Christian Reformed Church in Muskegon and was Excitement 2005. Chris Kerrins '00 and Trena Hedley '00 Kerrins, Ellie Jane, Nov. 4, 2005. a member of Christ Memorial Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Arthur, in 1985. of Hope Sports Kayrl Stead '00 Reynoso and Wesley Reynoso, Evan David, April 9, 2005. Survivors include her children, Don '60 (Cynthia) Dephouse of Holland and Sally (Bob) Kevin Wolthuis '02 and Jennifer Bodine '03 Walters of Grand Rapids, Mich.; five grandchil- on the Internet! Wolthuis, Elinore Yarin, Nov. 18, 2005. Jessica Becks '03 Barber and John Barber, dren; 10 great-grandchildren; and nieces and nephews. Alexis (Lexie) Marie, Aug. 8, 2005. Receive the daily Hope Emily Louis '03 Bruins and Kevin Bruins, Jerry Wayne Dill '71 of East Killingly, Conn., Trent Arthur, Oct. 27, 2005. died on Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2005. He was 76. Sports Report by e-mail via Tesha Wehrmeyer '04 Post and Christopher He earned a master's degree in divinity and a the Internet. It's FREE! Post '05, Avery Jane, July 1, 2005. doctor's degree in theology. He was ordained into the ministry in 1974 and served churches in Georgia, Connecticut and Michigan. He orga- Send us your e-mail address and nized and started "Circuit Riders," a motorcycle you'll be on the line for the next score! Advanced Degrees Advanced Degrees club for clergy, their family and friends that is still in operation. E-mail us at: firstname.lastname@example.com Michael Valerio '78, Ed.D., The George He was a member of Westfield Congregational Washington University, January 2006. Church in Danielson, Conn. Hope Alumni e-News Link HOPE'S QUARTERLY ALUMNI E-MAIL NEWSLETTER Features Stories, Alumni Profiles, Calendar of Events, Photo Galleries, and More! Interested? Check Out the Latest Issue at www.hope.edu/alumni NFHC February 2006 13 He was preceded in death by two brothers and N.Y.; a daughter, Nancy (Robert) Langdon of She sang in her church choirs and taught Arlene Shoemaker '51 Timmerman of one sister. Fultonville, N.Y.; one granddaughter; and two Sunday School and a women's Bible study group. Zeeland, Mich., died on Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2005. Survivors include his wife of 51 years, Dorothy great-grandchildren. She also made it a mission to distribute as many She was 76. Witte Dill; a son,, Jeff Dill (Sue Cohick) of Bibles as she could, frequently giving them away She had been employed by the Hudsonville Portsmouth, R.I.; two daughters, Donna Bennett Carol Herder '55 Peterson of Kalamazoo, at flea markets. Public Schools for 20 years as a kindergarten of Groton, Conn., and Denise (Kurt) Schnaubelt of Mich., died on Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2005. She In 1999 she moved to the Christian Living teacher. Bogart, Ga.; and seven grandchildren. was 72. Center in Denver, Colo., to be near her brother and She was preceded in death by a daughter, She was a member of Second Reformed his wife. She later moved to Aztec, N.M., and Debra Jo Voss. Word has been received of the death of Clarice Church. made her final home in Logan. Survivors include her husband, Clarence Voss; Peterson '46 Hansbrough of Hansville, Wash., She enjoyed antiquing and collecting minia- She was preceded in death by two brothers, her daughter, Kathy Timmerman '83 (Randy) who died on Saturday, Dec. 31, 2005. More infor- ture dolls. Henry and Marion, and three sisters, Emma, Bohl; son-in-law, Mark (Pam) Voss; and four mation will appear in the next issue. She was preceded in death by her husband, Grace and Betty. grandchildren. Charles R. Peterson, in 1969. Survivors include her sister-in-law, Annette Word has been received of the death of Jack Survivors include four children, Charles (Deb) Spoelstra of Denver; four nieces; one nephew; six Word has been received of the death of Lucille H. Hascup '53 of Hackettstown, N.J., who died on Peterson of Vicksburg, Mich., Karen (Paul) grand nieces and nephews; and other relatives. Teninga '46 Toren of Munster, Ind., who died on Thursday, Jan. 12, 2006. More information will Millikan of Three Rivers, Mich., Kathleen Peterson appear in the next issue. of Onsted, Mich., and William (Deb) Peterson of Gobles, Mich.; five grandchildren; and one sister, Clifford M. Marcus '39 of Freeville, N.Y., died Linda (John) Pelong of Florida. on Friday, Dec. 30, 2005. He was 87. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II. Word has been received of the death of Campus Notes He earned a master's degree and a doctorate, Lorelei Parker '50 Saxon of Jenison, Mich., who and was an educator for 37 years, the last 16 of died on Monday, Jan. 16, 2006. More information (Continued from page three.) which were in the Waverly Community Schools in will appear in the next issue. Delta Township, Mich. including pH, thermodynamics, kinetics, community. They explore how faith oper- He had been a resident of Lansing, Mich., from Rainey A. Shufelt '56 of Coeymans, N.Y., died oxidation-reduction, and organic functional ates in structures of power and social 1962 to February 2005, and was a charter member on Saturday, Jan. 7, 2006. He was 72. groups. privilege. Her latest work is a trilogy of Delta Presbyterian Church and a longtime He was a veteran of the U.S. Army. Dr. Boyer served on the faculty at Hope dealing with a Christian healing ministry member of the Rotary Club. During his career of more than 35 years with He was preceded in death by his wife, Esther General Electric Plastics in New York, he made for 26 years. He retired from teaching and in inner-city London. Bultman '39 Marcus; their daughter, Diane; and contributions in the technical growth of Noryl research at Hope in 2000 and resides in Previously known as a best-selling their son-in-law, Scot Cullen. and was awarded patents. He retired in 1998. Bozeman, Mont., where he continues to author of family saga novels, Howatch is Survivors include his children, Stanley '63 He was an active member of the Loudonville write and consult in biochemical education. now recognized as a serious literary artist, (Virginia) Marcus, of Freeville, N.Y., Brian Community Church, where he served as elder, Dr. Huttar noted. Scandalous Truths, the (Donna) Marcus of Duluth, Ga., and Karen Cullen trustee, usher, boys brigade leader and Sunday Peter Gonthier, professor of physics, and first book-length study of her work, is the of Troy, Mich.; his son-in-law, Robert Roy of Oak school teacher. his Hope student researchers are part of a culmination of a decade of scholarly pre- Park, Ill.; nine grandchildren; and three great- He was preceded in death by a sister, Mary NASA-based team that has been seeking to sentations and articles. It traces the growth grandchildren. Williams, and a brother, Billy Shufelt. Survivors include his wife, Bonnie L. Shufelt; better understand how pulsars, which are of her intellectual interests as well as her Edward E. Marks Jr. '57 of Rome, N.Y., died his children, Andrew Shufelt '93 of Manhattan, highly compact collapsed stars, produce experiments with narrative technique. on Friday, Oct. 14, 2005. He was 75. N.Y., Jonathan '96 (Karoline) Shufelt of high-energy gamma rays. The team's Dr. Huttar was a professor of English He was a veteran of the U.S. Army who served Stormville, N.Y., and Rebekah J. Shufelt and project, "High Energy Emission from Pulsar from 1966 until his retirement in 1996. during the Korean Conflict. Deborah A. Shufelt, both of Piermont, N.Y.; four Magnetospheres," recently received a three- He worked as an engineer for RADC for more sisters, Charlotte (Carl) Leibach of Watervliet, year, $341,147 grant from the NASA Deborah Weiss '75 Sturtevant, profes- than 25 years, retiring in 1990. N.Y., Bettie (Larry) Isabelle of Cohoes, N.Y., Astrophysics Theory Program. sor of sociology and social work and He was an avid outdoorsman, hiker and Rosemarie Shufelt of Albany, N.Y., and Denise The team is headed by Dr. Alice chairperson of the department, has been mountain climber, and also loved to fish, hunt and D'Angelico of Troy, N.Y.; four brothers, Rodger square dance. (Irene) Shufelt of Cohoes, Kenneth (Mary) Harding, who is on the staff of the awarded a partnership grant from the Survivors include his wife, Jean; three chil- Shufelt of Tampa, Fla., Terry Shufelt of Cohoes, Exploration of the Universe Division of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation to research and dren, Gail (Titu) Ahmed of North Smithfield, R.I., and Douglas (Kathy) Shufelt of Troy; one grand- NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in facilitate activities designed to improve Glen (Victoria) Marks of Montoursville, Pa., and daughter; a sister-in-law, Marion Shufelt of Greenbelt, Md. In addition to Dr. Gonthier, community health. The $49,900 grant, Gary Marks and his partner, Neal Barnhill, of Niskayuna, N.Y.; and many nieces and who has been conducting research with secured through the support of the Jacksonville, Fla.; his sister, Joyce (Harry) Chrysler nephews. Harding since 1992, co-investigators on the Holland Hospital Foundation, will help of Schenectady, N.Y.; his brother, Robert (Marian) team also include researchers from the fund the final year of a three-year effort to Marks of Sherburne, N.Y.; and five grandchildren. Isla van derHeuvel '48 Small of Bloomfield Pentagon, Rice University and the identify the most pressing needs within the Hills, Mich., died on Monday, Dec. 26, 2005. She Word has been received of the death of Roger was 79. University of Nevada at Las Vegas. community and design programs to G. Menges '41 of Waterford, N.Y., who died on She moved to Detroit in the 1940s to work for Through the latest grant, which began in address those needs. Monday, Dec. 26, 2005. More information will J.L. Hudson department store, where she was a October and runs through September of 2008, "The exciting part about the project is that appear in the next issue. buyer, training director and part of the team that they are working in conjunction with the it's intended to try to improve the overall built Hudson's at Northland. GLAST telescope program. Gamma rays are health of the community by engaging the Joshua A. Northouse '04 of Hudsonville, She and her husband were active members of blocked by the earth's atmosphere and can community," Dr. Sturtevant explained. "If Mich., died on Tuesday, July 6, 2004, after a nine- Plum Hollow Country Club, and she was an avid only be observed from space. GLAST stands the projects that are developed in the third month battle with cancer. He was 23. golfer. She was also a member of Women of for the "Gamma-ray Large Area Space year run well, we'll work with the communi- He attended Hope for two years and graduat- Bloomfield and president of the club from 2001 to ed from Grand Valley State University in April 2003. Telescope," and will study the high-energy ty to find ways to sustain them." 2004. She was preceded in death by her husband, cosmos following its launch into orbit, sched- Last year, Dr. Sturtevant and a team of Survivors include his parents, Albert and Wesley R. Small. uled for 2007. Dr. Gonthier's subgroup has Hope student researchers organized Carole Northouse of Hudsonville. Survivors include her sister, Arlene Carter of been providing information concerning the several community-based focus groups Washington, and nieces and nephews. simulations they have developed to members and asked questions relating to the partici- D. Robert Persse '45 of Gloversville, N.Y., died of the GLAST team based in Italy. pants' opinions of "community health." on Monday, Sept. 12, 2005. He was 80. Jennie Spoelstra '41 of Logan, Kan., died on The focus group results were shared He was a veteran who served in the U.S. Navy Thursday, Oct. 27, 2005. She was 95. Charles A. Huttar, professor emeritus of during a Community Collaboration during World War II. She was a nurse who held various jobs, includ- He first worked for his father delivering milk. ing working for the Reformed Church Ministries English, has co-edited a book of essays on Conference in February 2005 which pro- Then he worked as a State Farm Insurance agent in Florida and Kentucky. She earned a master's one of England's leading Christian novelists, vided an opportunity for area health for 28 years and ran his office in Fonda, N.Y., until degree and became certified as a midwife in New Susan Howatch. professionals, social service agency direc- his retirement in 1992. York City in 1944 and returned to the hills of Scandalous Truths: Essays by and about tors, school representatives and others to He was a member of Fonda Reformed Church, Kentucky where medical help was desperately Susan Howatch, edited by Dr. Huttar and Dr. freely exchange opinions and ideas. where he had been an elder and a deacon and needed. In 1949 and 1950, she taught in the Bruce Johnson of James Madison University, This year's activities, according to Dr. sang in the choir. He was a former member and science department at Hope College. Because of gathers 10 essays about Howatch's fiction, as Sturtevant, will include overseeing the dis- past president of the Fonda-Fultonville Kiwanis arthritis, she moved to Tucson, Ariz., where she well as four essays by Howatch herself. The tribution of mini-grants to local agencies for Club and past president of the Albany Synod. worked first as a traveling county nurse and later He was preceded in death by his first wife in as a school nurse for three large elementary book has been published by Susquehanna new projects designed to meet health needs, 1997, Emma Dillenbeck Persse, to whom he was schools until her retirement in 1975. She also con- University Press. as well as collecting data on the effectiveness married for 50 years. tinued to serve many years as a nurse for a Susan Howatch is best known for her of the new projects, and crafting a final Survivors include his wife of six years, Carol children's summer camp operated by the Arizona "Starbridge" series, six novels set in an imag- report that will detail the successes of the Young Persse; a son, Thomas R. Persse of Fonda, Children's Home. inary Church of England cathedral overall, three-year effort. 14 NFHC February 2006 Friday, Dec. 30, 2005. More information will He was a Fellow in the American College of Julius and Esther Van Huis. His community involvement included serving appear in the next issue. Physicians and a member of the American Survivors include his wife, Janet Cathcart '70 as president of the Montecito Rotary Club and on Medical Association and the Hope Reformed Van Huis; his sons, Timothy '95 (Barbara Nicol the boards of Santa Barbara Community Chest, Dolores Vail '55 of Bridgewater, N.J., died on Church consistory. He volunteered his time and '95) Van Huis of Holland, Mich., and Jonathan the Music Academy of the West and Samarkand. Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2005. She was 72. served on several other boards. (Rhonda) Van Huis '97 of Holland; six grandchil- He was also a member of the education commis- She had been a lifelong resident of Somerville, Survivors include his wife of 61 years, Mildred dren; sisters, Ellen (Roger) Hossink of Holland, sion of the Chamber of Commerce. N.J., before moving to Bridgewater in 2001. Vanden Berg; five children, Richard '69 (Mary Nora (Rory) Hintz of Grand Rapids, Mich., and He was preceded in death by his first wife, She worked as a registered nurse for Somerset Browning '69) Vanden Berg of Grand Rapids, Bonnie (Doug) Schrotenboer of Empire, Mich.; Trudy Schaap Voskuyl, in 1985. Medical Center for more than 20 years. Mich., Julie (Jack) Snow of Minneapolis, Minn., brother-in-law, William Cathcart of Savannah, Survivors include his wife, Margaret Jacobsen She was a member of St. John's Episcopal Douglas Vanden Berg '78 of Caledonia, Mich., Ga.; and nieces, nephews and cousins. Voskuyl; his children, Ruth Mulligan, Jane Jackson Church and enjoyed reading in her spare time. Mary Vanden Berg '80 (Thomas) Herington of and Howard Voskuyl; four grandchildren; and Survivors include five cousins. East Grand Rapids, Mich., and Martha Vanden Roger Voskuyl '32 of Santa Barbara, Calif., three great-grandchildren. Berg '80 (John) Richardson of Allendale, Mich.; 12 died on Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2005. He was 95. Allison R. Vanden Berg '40 of Grand Rapids, grandchildren, including Zachery (Lisa) Vanden After earning a Ph.D., he began teaching at John Wyngarden '37 of Holland, Mich., died Mich., died on Monday, Nov. 21, 2005. He was 86. Berg '98 of Grand Rapids, Jeremy Vanden Berg '01 Wheaton College in Illinois in 1938. He became on Saturday, Dec. 10, 2005. He was 92. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army Medical of Grand Rapids and Sarah Herington '08 of East dean of the faculty in 1945 and served as acting He graduated from McCormick Theological Corps who served from 1944 to 1947 in the Grand Rapids; one great-granddaughter; and one president during the 1947-48 academic year. He Seminary in 1940 and served churches in Boyne European Theater. sister, Lois Kneer of Brooksville, Fla. served as the president of Westmont College in City, Niles and Battle Creek, Mich.; and Rochelle After earning an M.D. and completing a resi- Santa Barbara from 1950 to 1968, during which and Chicago Heights, Ill. dency, he had a private practice in internal Bruce Dale Van Huis '69 of Gun Lake, Mich., time the college gained accreditation and signifi- Following retirement, he resided in South medicine from 1949 to 1976, serving on the died unexpectedly on Friday, Dec. 30, 2005. He cantly increased its enrollment, endowment and Bend, Ind., and Florida before moving to Holland medical staffs at Butterworth Hospital, St. Mary's was 58. physical campus. He then became executive in 2001. Hospital and Ferguson-Droste-Ferguson Hospital. He was an owner of Transwheel Corporation director of the Council for the Advancement of Survivors include his wife of 66 years, He was medical director of Mary Free Bed in Huntington, Ind. Small Colleges, which he helped to found, and Catherine; his children, Dale '64 (Doris) Hospital from 1976 to 1985. He was preceded in death by his parents, retired in 1974. Wyngarden of Holland, Mich., Ruth Linster of South Bend, and Jean (Peter) Turner of Holland, Pa.; a daughter-in-law, Donna Wyngarden of Holland, Mich.; three grandchildren; six great- grandchildren; and in-laws, Don Van Dragt and YOUR ANNUAL GIFT Tillie Wyngarden, both of Zeeland, Mich. Theodore F. Zandstra '41 of Holland, Mich., died on Sunday, Nov. 27, 2005. He was 85. MAKES A DIFFERENCE He graduated from Western Theological Seminary in 1944 and served Palmyra Reformed Church in Palmyra, N.Y.; First Reformed Church in South Holland, Ill.; First Reformed Church in TO ALL WHO LEARN AND TEACH HERE. Kalamazoo, Mich.; and Westwood Reformed Church in Muskegon, Mich. He retired from Trinity Reformed Church in Holland, where he also served as a calling pastor. He was a former secretary of the Board of Pensions for the Reformed Church in America. He was a member of the Hope Academy of Senior Professionals (HASP). Survivors include his wife of 61 years, June; daughters, Barbara Zandstra '68 (Benjamin '68) Nykamp of Grand Haven, Mich., and Deborah (Fraser) Howe of Orlando, Fla.; five grandchil- dren, including Russ Nykamp '96, Dirk Nykamp '03, and Katharine Nykamp '07; sisters, Evelyn Frobom and Marilyn Zandstra '44 Ettema, both of Holland; and nephews, nieces and cousins. Sympathy To Sympathy to The family of Marian Brouwer of Holland, Mich., who died on Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2005. She was 82. She retired from the college after working 13 years in the housekeeping department. She was a member of Pine Creek Christian Reformed Church. Survivors include her husband of 62 years, TO THE MORE THAN 1,500 PEOPLE WHO HAVE MADE Raymond; children, Elaine Eshelman of Fennville, Mich., JoAnne (Gerrit) Kortman of Holland, Jerry A GIFT TO THE HOPE FUND IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE (Denise) Brouwer of Holland, Judy (Larry) Walker of Dorr, Mich., and Sandy (Bill) Gee of Kansas; nine grandchildren; several great-grandchildren FISCAL YEAR . . . THANK YOU! and step-great-grandchildren; a brother, Donald (Muriel) Sloothaak of Otsego, Mich.; and in-laws, Mildred Sloothaak of Holland, Minnie Sloothaak THE GENEROSITY OF ALUMNI, PARENTS AND FRIENDS GIVES HOPE COLLEGE THE of Hamilton, Mich., Russell (Wilma) Brouwer of Florida, Annette (Bernard) Zwiers of Holland, FLEXIBILITY TO RESPOND TO CHALLENGES AND MEET THE GREATEST NEEDS. Lawrence (Joyce) Brouwer of Holland, and Lester Brouwer of Holland; and nieces, nephews and cousins. Over $1,000,000 is still needed by June 30, 2006 to help provide The family of Ruth E. Hesselink of Sheboygan Falls, Wis., who died on Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2005. a quality Hope experience for over 3,000 students. She was 95. She taught in country schools for three years. In 1931 she married Harold Hesselink '28, a minis- ter in the Reformed Church in America (RCA). They served churches in the United States and Canada for 42 years. She taught Sunday School and catechism classes, was active in RCA women's organizations, and held offices in classi- cal unions. She was preceded in death by her husband in 1996, two infant grandchildren, six sisters and two brothers. Survivors include her children, Philip '57 (Kathleen) Hesselink of Omaha, Neb., Elaine (John '57) Helmus of Aplington, Iowa, Paul Hesselink '62 of Las Vega, Nev., and Ardys Hansum of Give Online: Omaha, Neb.; 13 grandchildren; 26 great-grand- 616-395-7775 www.hope.edu/hopefund children; two sisters, Mildred Huibregtse and Evelyn Damkot of Sheboygan Falls; and nieces and nephews. NFHC February 2006 15


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Dog mask..... I don't get it either
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Looks good
The shading inside and around the mouth is really good, expecially for the teeth and gums. The colors are also really good, the green used for the mask has good definition from the creature.
I like the "raw" look of this picture, the shining cheek muscle, the veiny eyes and the lumpy neck all look great.
What program did you use to draw/ color this, it's a style I really enjoy.
I used photoshop primarily with the original drawing done on paper


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