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An Ohio farm boy who has left an indelible mark on Illinois agriculture has retired after nearly 36 years of service. Emerson Nafziger '73, University of Illinois Extension agronomist, educator, mentor and researcher, retired from his post Dec. 31. Nafziger grew up on his family’s farm on the flat, fertile ground of northwestern Ohio, west of Toledo, where they raised primarily corn and livestock.
Dr. Lawrence Eugene "Joe" Maurer, a Boulder medical pioneer best known as a co-founder of the Boulder Medical Center in 1949, died recently at his home at the age of 103. Maurer was trained as a pediatrician and delivered more than 2,500 babies, including two of his own children.
Oil painter Daniel Brown '02, of Troy, Ohio, finds inspiration for his car paintings on Craigslist.
Marlea Hershberger-Leinbach '03 was not always the seasoned artist she is today. While she is currently best known for her nature-inspired mixed media paintings, she is also an instructor for the Holmes Center for the Arts.
Andy Brubaker '10 is a Goshen High School biology teacher who spent last summer on an epic mountain biking trip on the Colorado Trail. To fulfill his calling to be a teacher, he knows the importance of renewing himself outside of the classroom, too.
Fred Longenecker '87 invented the Potty Duck as a fun way for parents to train their young children to use the toilet.
The board of directors of The Mennonite, Inc. has named Sheldon C. Good executive director (ED) of The Mennonite, Inc., effective Feb. 1.
Twenty-five years ago, fresh out of Goshen College, Sheila Selman '82 started working at The Goshen News.
Megan Fleming's '02 paintings are an amalgam of philosophic concepts, mathematics and the mesmerizing alien beauty of the far-off corners of the cosmos.
Mark Eash Hershberger wanted a project that would result in something he could touch and hold. As a graphic designer and artist, he liked the idea of paper that would show his cartoons and drawing. What he didn’t expect when he started on The Mennonite Game Card Game was that it would land on the market, much less have a successful Kickstarter.
