Alumnotes, Spring 2014

Alumni Christina (Jones) Richards ’38 of Benson, Arizona, October 28, 2013. Kenneth Judy ’48 of Fredericksburg, Virginia, November 22, 2013. William Dunlap ’50 of Springfield, Ohio, December 22, 2013. Gary Johnson ’66 of Forward Township, Pennsylvania, January 18, 2014. Kevin Parks ’95 of Randallstown, Maryland, July 23, 2013. Friend of the University Hugh Howey of Xenia, Ohio, December 17, 2013. We e x t e n d o u r c o n d o l e n c e s t o t h e f am i l i e s a n d f r i e n d s o f t h e s e d e a r l o v e d o n e s . IN MEMORIAM alumnotes | Births and In Memoriam Cedarville University | Spring 2014 Send us your news! Deadlines are December 15 for the spring issue, April 15 for the summer issue, and August 15 for the fall issue. The editorial staff has full discretion regarding submissions. Submit your updates to Cedarville Magazine , Cedarville University, 251 N. Main St., Cedarville, OH 45314, or cedarville.edu/magazine. Nathan ’12 and Joanna (Pyles) Flack ’11 announce the birth of Titus Wesley on May 8, 2013. The Flack family now lives in Colorado Springs, Colorado, where Nathan works as an active-duty Cyber Officer on Schriever Air Force Base and Joanna enjoys being a stay-at-home mother. Rebecca (Wells) Cutlan ’03 and her husband, Tim, announce the birth of Katherine Jennifer on October 28, 2013. DARE TO BE A DUCK On February 22, 2014, our Chancellor Dr. Paul Dixon was part of a fundraising and outreach event in Charleston, West Virginia, that included the famous Robertson family from the A&E series Duck Dynasty . More than 6,000 people were on hand at the Charleston Civic Center to hear the Robertsons present the Gospel and share what Jesus Christ has meant to them individually and as a family. Dr. Dixon was invited to share a brief Gospel message and give an invitation at the end of the service. The event was put together by numerous organizations and churches, including Bible Center Church in Charleston, which is pastored by Cedarville Board member and alumnus Eric Mounts ’81. The event helped raise money for Youth Commission International. Dr. Dixon poses with Silas Robertson, who is sporting his 40-year-old Tupperware tumbler filled with his favorite ice tea.