Journey is the institutional magazine of Carson-Newman University. Journey tells stories of Carson-Newman students, faculty and alumni of the University.
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32 / JOURNEY '68 Judith "Judy" Guerry, of Huntsville, Ala- bama, retired following four decades in human/ social services. She volunteers as a Women's Eco- nomic Development Council mentor and as an ESL teacher. '68, '69 Larry and Susan (Swann) Howell are re- tired and live in Chicago. ey enjoy city life and their grandsons, ages nine and five. '69 Linda "Kay" (Perkins) Burdick is a member of Anglican Chorale of the Southeast, which par- ticipates in Evensong services at Miami, Florida's Trinity Cathedral. She will also perform at West- minster Abbey later this year as part of the Royal School of Church Music's choir. '69 Dr. Diana (Dearing) Carroll retired from Carson-Newman's Family and Consumer Sci- ences Department aer 37 years of service. She and her husband, Michael, reside in Morristown. '69 Arnold Eaves is retired and serves as a deacon and senior adult coordinator at Roswell, Georgia's First Baptist Church. His wife, Sylvia (Dodd) '69, plans on retiring at the end of the year. '69 Sharon L. Robinson retired last year aer 41 years as an accounting professor at Maryland's Frostburg State University. 70s '70 Paul Stephen "Steve" Smith retired aer 21 years of pastoral care at Liberty Hospital, located in Liberty, Missouri. A disaster volunteer with the American Red Cross, he received the DMin from Ubiquity University's Wisdom School of Gradu- ate Studies last year. '71 Brenda (Harnage) Burchett is retired in cen- tral Florida and sings in the choir of Kissimmee's First Baptist Church. '71 Della "Deckie" Conley retired from teaching at Roane State Community College's Oak Ridge campus. She is president of the Pi Chapter of Del- ta Kappa Gamma Society International. '71 Carroll Helm completed his first book, God's Mysteries and Paradoxes: Looking rough the Glass, Darkly, available through www.westbow- press.com. '71 R. G. Huff extended his music ministry through http://www.hymnlines.blogspot.com/, a blog that offers devotions based on hymn texts. '73 Janese (Purser) Acree is the community health nursing supervisor for the state of Florida. '73 Sharon Belcher-Erwin lives in Salisbury, Maryland, and is an elementary music educator with TeachMusic2u. '73 William R. Braddock, Jr. is president and CEO of 121 Financial Credit Union, in Jack- sonville, Florida. His wife, Phyllis (Alred) '73x, has retired aer 29 years of teaching elementary school. ey have six grandchildren. '73 Barbara A. Dyer is an inside sales and motion control representative for Bertelkamp Automa- tion in Knoxville. '73, '74 Sally (Dunkel) and Dan Simmone re- side in Fayetteville, Georgia. Sally's book, Guilty as Charged… Forgiven as Promised, is available through online retailers. '73 Joe K. Tatum is director and owner of Sil- verback Innovations, Inc., a production develop- ment company in Roanoke, Virginia. '75 Dr. Robert L. Taylor directs the Division of Animal and Nutritional Sciences, part of West Virginia University's Davis College of Agricul- ture, Natural Resources and Design. '76 Gurney Luttrell retired as a teacher with the Harlan County (Kentucky) Board of Education. He was named to Who's Who Among American Teachers and honored by the Commonwealth as a Kentucky Colonel. He and wife Joyce reside in Harlan. '78 Paula (Venable) Daniels is a preschool lead teacher for New Miami Local Schools, in Ham- ilton, Ohio. She recently earned certification by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards. '78 Carol (Allen) King is site coordinator for the Paris, Texas' Christian Women's Job Corps, a min- istry established in 2012. She celebrated 32 years of marriage with her husband, Michael, this year. 80s '80 David Dorsey is interim director of Religious and Spiritual Life at Ohio's Oberlin College. '80 Bruce Frizen is a partner with L.E. Goodgame and Associates. He is the secretary/treasurer for the executive board of the North Carolina Asso- ciation of Health Underwriters. He resides with wife Jennifer and daughter Christina in Waxhaw, North Carolina. '81 Sharon (Cox) Hayes coordinates volunteer services for Morristown-Hamblen Hospital. e retired former owner of Optimus Health and Physical erapy Center received the Ameri- can Business Women's Association's Paul Harris Award and the Boss of the Year Award. She has served as president of Jefferson County's Rotary Club and as a director for the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce and the Hamblen County Senior Citizens Center. CLASSNOTES