Inspire, Summer 2011

In Memory We extend our condolences to the families and friends of these dear loved ones. Lois (Jeremiah) Mills ’60 , of Nashville, Tennessee, passed away on December 7, 2010. She was the daughter of former Cedarville president and chancellor James T. and Ruby Jeremiah. Lois is survived by her husband, David ’64 ; children, Tammi Wagner, Denise Dize, and Scott Mills ’92 ; siblings, Dr. David ’63 and Donna (Thompson) Jeremiah ’63 , James ’70 and Sherri Jeremiah, Dr. Maryalyce Jeremiah ’65 ; step-sister, Marilyn (Rayburn) Twigg ’78 ; and seven grandchildren. Keith Abshear ’66 passed away on March 15, 2011, from a rare blood cancer. Keith retired from Navistar (International Harvester). He is survived by his children, Shonette Holbrook, Ryan, and Matt; two grandchildren; and siblings, Richard, Paul, Jim, and Kathy Palmero. Eric Henderson ’83 , of Springfield, Ohio, passed away on February 21, 2011. He taught music in the Springfield City School system for 11 years and enjoyed singing in the choir at his church. He was an avid Steelers fan and valued his friendships. He is survived by his mother, Edith Henderson; sister, Becki (Henderson) Bohlen ’85 ; brother and sister-in-law, Jeff and LaVonne Henderson; and special friends, Marty ’76 and Ruth (Stone) Book ’75 . Hugh Anderson, Jr., ’85 passed away on September 13, 2010. After teaching 10 years in Moundsville, West Virginia, Hugh served 16 years as the city editor and photographer for the Moundsville Daily Echo newspaper. For 45 years, he vacationed near the Cass Scenic Railroad that runs through the West Virginia mountains. He is survived by his parents, Hugh and Elva Anderson, and many extended family members. posts and tweets If you’re a Facebook enthusiast, search for “Cedarville University Alumni Association” to connect with old classmates and meet new friends. See upcoming events and browse photos from past ones. Become a fan today! Want to stay even more current? Search for “CvilleAlumni” on Twitter. Start following now and enjoy updates from alumni relations. torch To read the latest issue of Torch , as well as past versions, visit cedarville.edu/torch . Making SenseofToday’sCritical IssuesFromaBiblicalPerspective Spring–Summer2011 Tuning Out the Noise Doesn’t it seem like we’re inundated daily with bad news? If it’s not a global health crisis, it’s a natural disaster, terrorism threat, energy shortage, or economic meltdown. How should Christians respond to our fearful culture? Jesus reminded His followers that worrying about the future would not “add a single hour to your life” (Matt. 6:27). How do we discern between real threats to our security and so much hype? The next issue of Torch (fall-winter) will explore this topic from a biblical perspective. We’ve Saved You a Spot! It’s time to update your information for the new alumni directory. This comprehensive resource will include the names of everyone who attended Cedarville since we opened our doors in 1887. Books will be compiled by PCI publishing in cooperation with the Cedarville University Alumni Association and will be available for purchase as part of Cedarville’s 125th anniversary celebration. Watch your mail and e-mail for more details! alumni directory Leave your mark on the new building! Don’t miss your opportunity to get a sneak peek inside the new Health Sciences Center during homecoming weekend. Immediately following the parade on Saturday, October 1, gather at the construction site to look inside and sign your name on the unfinished floor and beams. Made possible through the gifts of alumni and friends, the Health Sciences Center will further our solid foundation of academic excellence and Christ-centered care. Join us as we celebrate the future of health sciences at Cedarville! Learn more: cedarville.edu/hsc health sciences center 38 SUMMER 2011 a lumnotes