Inspire, Fall 1992

Jeff Beste '86 will join the Student Services staff at Cedarville College as resident director of Carr, Marshall, and Palmer dormitories this fall. Beste, who served in the Admissions Office as assistant director for the past four years, plans to work toward his master's degree in student services as he builds into the lives of young men. Dan Rase'87 joined the CDR Radio Network staff as marketing representative for the south central Ohio and northeastern Kentucky regions. Rase will be responsible for public relations and listener relations for WOHP 88.3FM,a simulcast affiliate of WCDR in Portsmouth, Ohio. He will continue to serve as assistant pastor at Calvary Baptist Church in Portsmouth. Dan received his bachelor of arts degree in Comprehensive Bible from Cedarville College and also attended Tri-State Bible College in South Point, Ohio. IN MEMORY Angela and Dave joined friend Bobby Shomo'84 (center)at Homecoming 1987. First Lieutenant David Jones'84 was killed in a helicopter crash during joint military exercises with Kuwait.The oil accident occurred at 2a.m.on Sunday morning,August9,1992(7 p.m.EDT, Saturday)approximately eight miles south ofthe Kuwaiti-Iraqi border. The Navy reports both crew members ofthe AH-1W Cobra helicopter perished. Dave was stationed at Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base and resided in Oceanside,California with his wife, Angela Johnston Jones'84N,and two sons, Madison,2 1/2,and Ian,6 months. Dave had been on maneuvers in Kuwait for approximately 2months. Dave is also survived by his parents Ken'70 and Alice Collier Jones'78 who reside in Dublin,Ohio and an older brother,Casey. Dave enjoyed participating in the Alumni soccer games at Homecoming and keeping in touch with Cedarville College friends. We dedicate this issue ofInspire to David Jones.Let Freedom Ring. CORRECTIONS We received misinformation that William Tanner'76 recently died. This information is INCORRECT. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused. Here's Our Alumnotes policE The Alumni Office welcomes your news for the Alumnotes! We print information concerning career changes, educational achievements, ministry involvements, weddings, births, deaths, special events, honors, publications, and updates. Please address your news to: Alumnotes Cedarville College Alumni Office P.O. Box 601 Cedarville,OH 45314 or call 1-800-837-2566. A new addition to the Alumnotes section of the Inspire is pictures! The expansion to a 12-page issue allows us to print photos which accompany your news. Pictures should be professional or good quality snapshots, either color or black and white. Pictures will be returned to you if a stamped, self-addressed envelope is enclosed with your update. Our goal for the Alumnotes is to share upbeat news and interesting, updates with members of the Cedarville College Alumni Association. We reserve the right to edit any news printed in the Inspire. We welcome your comments, suggestions, and ideas. Inspire is a quarterly publication of the Cedarville College Alumni Association. 1 2 LI 0To ll setrve you bettter,the.Aslum.ni Office.hats instal.liel(11)a happy ntumbe.rt,making a you iii T We locating college friends or with finding the married name you can never remember.Your call also gets you the latest information on concerts, plays,and other college events. Or,you might need more information on travel opportunities provided by Cedarville College. You might even have some questions we don't have an answer for, but we surely are willing to help.So call us and let us know what's new with you. We'll be happy to print your SERVE YOU R important events. THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 1-800-837-2566 Serving Today's Alumni 11 Fall'92