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John Matzko has already taken this picture down in the "BJU General Alumni" group. Not sure why.
Could it be, Jack, that someone told you that you're being a creeper?
And no, dear, it wasn't 1988. It was 1990. I remember it. You see the engagement ring on my left hand? I got that on December 31, 1988. And it was the cover of everything for the 1990-91 school year.
Dingus.
How about that.
I checked out my alma mater's website @ohnoitsthebat . It's now called Women's and Gender Studies.
And offers these classes:
Interesting.
Rebecca L. Bishop, 53, of Hummelstown passed away Monday, July 20, 2020 in her home. Born October 6, 1966 in Boise, Idaho, she was a daughter of the late Joseph L. and Lola M. (Bartz) Beachell. She was an alumnus and 1990 graduate of Bob Jones University, Greenville, SC with a Bachelor of Science degree in office administration in 1990.
A self-employed seamstress, Becky homeschooled her children and was a member of Faith Baptist Church, Lebanon. She enjoyed reading, journaling her Bible Studies, camping, traveling, photography, but most important to her was her family.
Surviving are her husband of 30 years Donald E. Bishop, Jr.; children Victoria E. Bishop, Donald E., Bishop, III and his wife Heidi L., and Katherine O. Bishop; siblings Joseph Beachell, Jr., Deborah Meers, Susanna Messer, Steven Beachell, Neomi Vera Cruz, Heidi Gilbert, Daniel Beachell and Jennifer Beachell. A funeral service will be held 7:00 PM Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at her church, 220 South 22nd Street, Lebanon with a viewing beginning at 6:00 PM. Private interment will be in Hanoverdale Cemetery, Hummelstown. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Bibles International, c/o Faith Baptist Church, 220 South 22nd Street, Lebanon, PA 17042. Share condolences at BuseFuneralHome.com
Thirty years ago, I graduated high school
Thirty years ago, I graduated high school. I'm old. #MommyFab
Disclaimer: I’m old. I’m 47 years old. I graduated high school when I turned 17. I’ve not done anything earth shattering in the last 30 years. I have however evolved.
Right now, I’m struggling with some serious health issues. Living with #Sarcoidosis, recently diagnosed with an extensive DVT, and waiting for a CT scan to see if I have or don’t have cancer. I’m dealing with facing my own…
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Vineland - Douglas Scott VanMeter, 50, went peacefully Home to be with his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, surrounded by loving friends and family on January 22, 2019. Doug fought a courageous three year battle with cancer. Throughout this "journey" as he referred to it, Doug shared his faith, optimism and zest for life with all who crossed his path. Much as a sculptor removes all that is not the finished product, as the cancer progressed and slowly took his physical strength and stamina, the essential Doug shone brighter, a loving husband, father, grandfather, son and brother. He continued to offer counsel, prayers and words of encouragement to those around him.
Born on December 28, 1968 to Myron and Nancy VanMeter. Doug is survived by his partner, best friend and wife Lisa, beloved son Stephen and his wife Angel, who Doug loved like a daughter and Doug's "best buddy" grandson Flynn. Left to cherish their memories of Doug are his mother Nancy (Vineland), brother David and wife Brooke (Mannington), sister Debbie and husband William Turner (Elmer), mother and father in law, Joel Sr. and Lynette Taylor (Millville), brother and sister in law, Joel Jr. and Barbara (Millville). Numerous nieces, nephews and their spouses and children were loved and cherished by Doug in this life and left to keep his memory in their hearts. Doug was predeceased by his father Myron, and uncles Carmen DeGeorge and Joe DeGeorge.
Doug was a graduate of Cumberland Christian School (Class of 1987). On July 13, 1991, Doug and Lisa were married and began their life together. After graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting from Bob Jones University, Doug and Lisa returned to New Jersey to manage Rental City (Vineland) and to start VanMeter's Tax Service. In 2001, Doug and Lisa purchased Rental City and continued to work long hours to service their customers and grow the business. Never one to sit still, Doug expanded the business by consulting and sales in the special event industry.
Doug was a member of Faith Bible Church and had a passion for missions and supporting ministries serving the youth of our area. Doug actively supported several local organizations, Cornerstone Pregnancy Center, South Jersey Youth Alliance and nearest to his heart, Spring of Life Camp Inc. The family asked that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to Springs of Life Camp Inc. 13138 W. Buckshutem Road, Millville, NJ 08332. www.springsoflifecampnj.org
A memorial service will be held at 4 pm on Sunday, 1/27/19 at Faith Bible Church, 3139 East Chestnut Avenue, Vineland, NJ 08360. Friends and family will be received from 3 pm to 4 pm, prior to the memorial service. Immediately after the service, all attendees are invited to a supper celebrating Doug's life in the Family Life Center adjoining the church. Internment will be at the convenience of the family. Arrangements are under the direction of the PADGETT FUNERAL HOME, Upper Deerfield Township. Written condolences can be sent to the family at www.padgettfuneralhomes.com.
Chief Lance Crowe says he will work for CPA firm in Greenville
Bob Jones University Class of 1990 alumnus, Lance Crow is retiring from his police chief position in the Travelers’ Rest police department.
After serving a Greenville County city for more than 12 years, the chief of police there has announced he is retiring.
Travelers Rest Police Chief Lance Crowe sent an email to the media Monday informing the public of his decision.
"I have accepted an offer for what I expect to be a very rewarding and challenging position of firm administrator for a successful CPA (certified public accounting) firm in Greenville," Crowe wrote.
Crowe said he would remain at the post for another three weeks before stepping down.
The interim chief will be Capt. Tim Kelley, Crowe said.
Below is the full text of his letter to the media: "Dear media colleague,
"After discussing it with the Travelers Rest Police Department team this morning, I announced to the Travelers Rest City Administrator and Council my intention to retire on September 13, 2018. While I was eligible for retirement in December of 2016, this decision was not made lightly, as I have grown to love and respect the Travelers Rest community and the public servants who give their all to its safety and well-being. My time in Travelers Rest now makes up more than half of my law enforcement career.
"I have accepted an offer for what I expect to be a very rewarding and challenging position of Firm Administrator for a successful CPA (certified public accounting) firm in Greenville.
"I can honestly say that during my 12+ years as the chief of police (and by extension, our PIO), I have enjoyed my relationship with our local media. While I have colleagues who could never claim this for their own situations, I can count on one hand the number of times I have felt that a Greenville area media member was intentionally difficult, or did anything under-handed toward the agency or me. You have all been a joy to work with and I appreciate your cooperative spirit as we have worked together to convey truth to the public.
"I wish you all the very best, and I will always appreciate my partnership with the Greenville area media. I will be here for approximately three more weeks, but after that I expect you will need to contact Captain Tim Kelley for media-related issues, at least in the interim.
"Thank you,
"Lance Crowe"
Personal Computing September 1983
This issue’s cover feature (familiar enough for the month) looked ahead to a distant and futuristic date (including a keyboard that, while about the size of the most familiar keyboards of that year, might have needed a second glance then). It’s also the last issue of this magazine available on the Internet Archive for a while.