Cathy Cole Teske 鈥60聽writes that she is retired and traveling every chance she gets.
Submitted April 30, 2019
Mary Harmon Kidd 鈥69聽is enjoying being retired. She does cross stitch, reads and loves keeping up with her five grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Submitted April 30, 2019
Larry Dixon聽鈥62听has been retired for 5 years after serving adults with developmental disabilities in the聽states of Florida, Connecticut, and Georgiafor over 30 years. He and his wife, Leah Ann, also聽retired, are enjoying their life together. Trips to Florida are frequent to enjoy聽and spoil their 2-year-old grandchild, Mikey, who lives with his parents in Orange Park. Larry continues serving by being an adult Bible study class teacher in his church, a small group Bible Study, and a Stephen Minister.
Submitted February 2, 2017
Jinanne Bennett Parrish聽鈥63听is a retired senior high school counselor and chair of the guidance department at Thomas County Central High School. She is founder and charter member of All Saints鈥櫬燛piscopal Church, lay reader, member of the altar guild, Episcopal Church Women and past Junior Warden. She is also a member of the Thomasville Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution; John B. Gordon Chapter United Daughters of the聽Confederacy and charter member and president of the John Lee of Nansemond聽Chapter, National Society Colonial Dames 17th Century.
Submitted October 5, 2016
Jeff Bowden 鈥64, writes that he is retired after more than 45 years producing audio books for a variety of publishers. After motorcycling for a number of years, he is now RVing and 鈥淛eeping.鈥 He lives in Tennessee, but spends several months in the winter as a workamper at a UM youth camp in Florida.
Submitted June 24, 2019
Stephen Miller Myrick III 鈥64, said that he is writing music/recording/acting….. working right now in Studio recording a few songs that he wrote. Also, he is working on a book called…. Coffee Time in Georgia.
Submitted August 25, 2017
Robert 鈥淏ob鈥 Flaige 鈥65, writes that after graduation, he transferred to FSU 鈥65, joined the US Army聽 in 1966 and served in Vietnam in 1967 and 1968聽 He says that he probably became the only post-graduate Andrew student as President George Gambill allowed him to re-enroll for a quarter in January 1969. He returned to FSU and having used all of his GI bill graduated in 1971. He became employed by the Florida Division of Youth Services and served in many capacities from probation officer to investigator for District and Office of the Inspector General for the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice. He joined the Florida Army National Guard, 111th Attack Helicopter Battalion in 1975 and retired in 1993 and then retired from Juvenile Justice in 2001.
Submitted May 18, 2017
Virginia West Case 鈥67聽is retired and enjoying life! She says that she has great memories of Andrew Days.
Submitted April 6, 2017
KathyHanley Greene 鈥68聽retired after 30 years of teaching special education. She left Atlanta after 24 years to move to North Carolina to be near her kids and grandkids (as well to get out of the zoo, known as Atlanta).
Submitted October 7, 2016
Bill Krenson 鈥68, writes that he is working as a CPA. He is involved in various
charitable organizations as treasurer: First Presbyterian Church, Sumter Players, Friends of the Rylander Theater, Friends of the Library. He and his wife, Meda have two grown boys, Will age 29 is an exterminator and Eddie age 26 is an architect.
Submitted May 18, 2017
David Morgan 鈥68聽is retired, but founder and self-employed since January 2002 in a start-up which is now an early-state intermediary practice.
Submitted April 5, 2017
James Palmer 鈥68, has retired as the owner of James Palmer Timber Co., in Cuthbert, GA.
Submitted May 23, 2017
Richard Shupert 鈥68, writes that he is semi-retired except for spending a lot of time engraving names on Bibles for private high schools in Georgia. He also writes, 鈥淚 should have kept my first car I had at Andrew. It was a 56 Chevy convertible that I paid under $100. Now they sell for over $75,000!!鈥
Submitted November 16, 2017
Jim Frishe 鈥69聽most recent work is as a 鈥渞ecovering鈥 elected state legislator, real estate broker and development consultant. He is married with five adult children and lives in Florida.
Submitted February 23, 2017
Ron deValinger 鈥69聽is enjoying retirement and volunteering at the Jefferson County Historial Society in Louisvile, Georgia.聽 He said in a July 2017 update that is looking forward to attending Homecoming and is 鈥減roud of the progress the college is making.鈥
Submitted April 5, 2017