2013 Miracle Yearbook

66 It's rare to meet someone with so much wisdom who also cares so deeply for people with so much humility, but Dr. Brown does both. He is a true example of a servant leader and has set a very high example to me of what it means to lead well. —Amber Strickland Senior Student Dr. Brown has been a huge inspira- tion to me over my years at Cedarville. His gentle personality, genuine smile, sense of humor, and love for students sets Dr. Brown apart as being very approachable to students." —Zachary Franklin Senior Student When I think about Dr. Brown, I remem- ber that he demonstrated a caring compassion for everyone. Dr. Brown is a man not easily forgotten, and his impact at Cedarville and in the lives of thousands of students will be felt for many years to come." —Zack Weston Senior Student FAREWELL,DR.BROWN When Cedarville students hear the name Dr. Brown, they can't help butsmile.Throughoutthe pastten years, Dr. Brown has been an essential part of the university. Not only has he inspired students with his integrity and commitment to the Lord, but he has freely given his time to help anyone in need. Dr. Brown's yearly chapel themes have encouraged and challenged students to form a biblical worldview. Dr. Brown has also helped establish new programs and facilities at Cedarville, including the newly built Health Sciences Center and Center for Biblical and Theological Studies. Dr. Brown has served as president since 2003. Although this was his last year as president, he and his wife will continue to serve at the university,and Dr. Brown plans to stay on as Chancellor for at least another year. Dr. Brown and his wife, Lynne, have been an encouragement to every- one at Cedarville University. He will be dearly missed by everyone. 66 66 One thing I really admire about Dr. Brown is that he knew our names! He interacts with so many people every- day, but he was still able to make every interaction I had with him personal. He made me feel like he was willing to drop everything he had to do just to listen to whatever! had to say." —Dylan Cimo Junior Student When you are talking with Dr. Brown, it is as if you are the only person in the world at that particular moment. He gives you his full attention, listens to what you have to say, and remembers you after the fact. Thisshows more than anything his care and love for the stu- dents on this campus." —Justin Nichols Senior Student 1. Dr. Brown and his wife, Lynne, greet the students in chapel for the first time, when chapel was still in Apple. 2. Dr. Brown and Lynne pose with former president, Dr. Dixon, and his wife, Pat, at the presidential inauguration. 3.Students Stuart Li and Carole Raubach dine with Dr. Brown at one of the many sopho- more breakfasts. 4. Dr. Brown and Lynne continue a tradition of handing out balloons at the homecoming parade.