Inspire, Spring 2011

Kristy Young ’99 and George Sherman were married on May 8, 2010. They reside in Indianapolis, Indiana, where Kristy is a college professor at Ivy Tech Community College and George is a deputy attorney general at the Office of the Indiana Attorney General. 2000s Matt ‘00 and Rachel (Keilman) Brown ‘05 announce the birth of Matthew Barrett on September 19, 2010. Adrianne (Eads) Hunter ’00 and her husband, Matt, announce the birth of Eliza Jane on June 26, 2010. She joined Will (5) at home in Grand Ledge, Michigan, where Matt is a transportation engineer and Adrianne is a senior human resource assistant. In September 2010, Adrianne released her new book, An Easy Guide to Homemade Baby Food. Chuck ’01 and Emily (Andrews) Archibald ’02 announce the birth of Susan Grace on November 4, 2009. She joined her sister, Olivia, in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Ryan Cook ’01 and Crystal Stuckey ’05 were married on August 4, 2010. They reside in Louisville, Kentucky, where Crystal is finishing physician assistant school and Ryan is working as a nurse. Shawn (Stephens) Hansen ‘01 and her husband, Dave, announce the birth of Gabriel Isaac on July 8, 2010. He joined brothers Alexander (2) and Nicholas (1). They reside in Arlington, Virginia, where Shawn enjoys caring for her boys at home and Dave is a colonel in the U.S. Air Force. If you would like to contact a friend highlighted in this section, please e-mail us at alumni@cedarville.edu . We’d be glad to put you in touch. Alumni in Training You never know where you will bump into a Cedarville graduate. Last fall, U.S. Army nurse Kaitlyn Cook ’10 participated in a leadership course for Army medical officers at Ft. Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas. Participants included physicians, nurses, dentists, and other health care professionals commissioned as Army officers. Among the 60 officers in her platoon, Kaitlyn was pleasantly surprised to find another Cedarville grad, Major Craig Colas ’80. For the last 23 years, Craig has provided dental care for individuals with various disabilities at a developmental center in New York. He said, “I have always had the highest regard for the military and for those who choose to serve our nation, including our son Brandon ’06, who was commissioned in the Army through the ROTC program.” Two years ago, Craig spoke with an Army recruiter at a dental convention. “I joked about being too old to sign up at age 50,” Craig said, “but the recruiter told me about the Army Reserve Dental Corps.” After discussing it with his wife, Nancy (Tenney) ’81, Craig joined the Army Reserves Dental DIMA program. Starting this summer, he will provide dental care at various U.S. Army bases for a few weeks each year, taking the place of active duty Army dentists who are deployed. “Although I was one of the oldest officers attending the course, I thoroughly enjoyed the training and the chance to meet Army medical officers who are willing to deploy and serve our country,” said Craig. “It was a unique experience being there at the same time as Kaitlyn, who graduated from Cedarville with our son, Bradley ’10. I consider it an honor to help soldiers who are sacrificing to defend our freedoms.” alumni spotlight alumni spotlight alumni spotlight alumni spotlight alumni spotlight alumni spotlight alumni spotlight alumni spotlight Cedarville University 33 a lumnotes