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is CEO of BioTech Medics, Inc. BioTech Medics recently announced that an independent study conducted on their virucidal, SHBAN Solution, concluded that their product is effective against the Avian HSN1 Influenza NIBRG-14 Virus, otherwise known as the Avian Bird Flu.
Keith lives in Southlake, Texas with his wife, . |
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participated in a multi-generational mission trip to Guatemala with the Kirk of Kildaire Presbyterian of Cary, North Carolina from July 14-21, 2006. Fourteen church members traveled together to learn of the cultivation of coffee. The primary purpose of the trip was to study the possibility of establishing a partnership arrangement with the village of Pala, a Maya Quiche' village west of Guatemala City. The Presbytery provided nine thousand coffee plants to this village to replace those destroyed during Hurricane Stan. Kirk members worked with the villagers to plant some of the coffee. A journal with details of the trip and notes on lectures the group heard during their week of travel were kept and a journal published for group members by Nayda and Jennifer Muise. |
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pastor of Trinity Tower UMC, is a colonel serving as a chaplain in the Air Force Reserves and was promoted to the USAF Reserve headquarters at Robins Air Force Base in Georgia. In his new post, he will advise the command chaplain regarding the ministry of 400 officers serving as chaplains and another 320 enlisted serving as chaplain?s assistants. Read the rest of his story at: http://www.wpaumc.org/news/news.php?newsid=1099. |
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is on a grant to complete his Master?s degree in Special Education at California State University of Bakersfield. He lives in Victorville, California.
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was honored as the 2008 Marlington High School Outstanding Alumnae of the Year in the field of education. In 2006, she was awarded the National Business Education Association's 2006 Postsecondary Business Teacher of the Year. NBEA is the leading association devoted to the recognition that business education competencies are essential for all individuals in today's fast-changing society. Rose is a Professor in the Information Technology Department at Owens Community College. |
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retired July 1, 2006 after teaching 35.76 years for Dover City Schools. She taught K-5 elementary general music and accompanied the 6th and 7th grade choirs. She will continue as organist at Magnolia United Methodist Church and as organist and choir director at New Harrisburg Presbyterian Church. She is an active member of the Canton Chapter of American Guild of Organists, and the Dover/New Philadelphia Chapter of MacDowell Music Club. Nancymae is a certified Lay Speaker in the United Methodist Church. She is secretary of the Conference Committee on Lay Speaking and the Tuscarawas District Committee and Tuscarawas District Association of Lay Speakers. She enjoys traveling all over the United States. |
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is now chief executive officer of the restored 1830's canal town, Historic Roscoe Village, in Coshocton.
Jim's previous occupations after graduation include various sales and marketing functions with Pretty Products (Rubber Queen Automotive Accessories), executive director of the Coshocton County Chamber of Commerce and safety-service director of the city of Coshocton. Jim is married to who has retired after 33 years of teaching in the River View Local School District. They have two sons, Jimmy and Jason (Jake), and three grandsons. One daughter (Joanna) is deceased. |
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was re-elected for her second term as treasurer commissioner for the city of LaBelle, Florida. |
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is chair of the department of Exercise and Sports Science and Associate Athletic Director at Olivet Nazarene University. His wife, former Chorale Director at Malone, is Worship Pastor at Manteno Church of the Nazarene. |
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is employed with Windham School District working with adult female offenders in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. She is a vocational instructor in the painting and decorating hobby unit where she prepares women for release with employable skills in Marlin, Texas.
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works for The Timken Company in Wuxi, China. In June, he had the opportunity to visit Suzhou, where and lead a fellowship meeting. |
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began working in the Philippines in 1977 with Wycliffe Bible Translators. In the first half of her time overseas she was involved in a Bible translation and literary program for the Koronadal Blaan people of southern Mindanao. The second half of her time there, she taught missionary kids.
For the past four years, she has been the principal and teacher at the school. |
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is a freelance editor and serves on the board of Christian Vision Ministries. She lives with her husband Bruce in Monument, Colorado, and has four children and five grandchildren. |
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was named the 162nd Fighter Wing Officer of the Year (2005) during an awards ceremony at the Tucson Air National Guard Base on February 5. He received the honor for his leadership in guiding his staff's work on the base's newspaper, the El Tigre News, which was named the best in the Air National Guard, and second in the U.S. Air Force Media Contest. Additionally, he hosted visits from Polish national news media representatives covering the graduation of the first Polish F-16 pilot who graduated from the unit's F-16 training program. Additionally, he hosted news media from a variety of news organizations during the rollout of the F-16E/F Block 60 aircraft. His office also was named the Section of the Year. The 162nd Fighter Wing honors the outstanding personnel and sections in the unit each year. Carlos had previously served in the U.S. Air Force prior to joining the Arizona Air National Guard in 1991. He plans to retire from the military in November after more than 31 years of service. |
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was named the 2007 Malone Alumnus of the Year and named Distinguished Professor of the Year at University of South Carolina. He was also elected as the president of American College Sports and Medicine. His wife, was awarded the Earth Globe Award for her achievements in the area of recycling and air quality in South Carolina. Linda heads the science department for Lexington/Richland School District #5 in Cola, South Carolina. The Durstines live in Columbia, South Carolina. |
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is a corporate trainer for information technologies at Snavely Forest Products in Smithton, Pennsylvania. She and her husband, Gary, have three children. |
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has earned a Juris Doctor degree, a master of business administration degree, and a master of social work degree. She works full-time as a social worker for Orange County Social Services Agency and also teaches at University of Phoenix?s Southern California campus. |
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spent last year teaching in the Pre-K program among the Pueblo tribe on the Zuni Reservation in Gallup, New Mexico as part of Governor Bill Richardson's initiative programs. She is also actively involved at Bethany Christian Reformed Church. |
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was named Elementary Teacher of the Year by the Atlanta Public Schools. She is a Kindergarten teacher for Kimberly Elementary School. Her nomination statement read, “Mrs. Irvin knew she wanted a career that would allow her to help others. She had a tendency to cry when others got hurt, so she chose teaching over nursing.” (6/23/08) |
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teaches 4-year-old preschool for Young World (housed at Bethel Temple) in Canton. Her fourth daughter, Karen, joined the freshman class at Malone this fall and her husband, Tom, is in his second year of the Malone MBA program. |
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was designated "Master Faculty" by Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine (OU-COM). The Master Faculty recognition is the highest honor that the college gives to clinical faculty members at its Centers for Osteopathic Research and Education (CORE), a statewide consortium of 15 hospitals across Ohio. Raymond, a clinical professor of obstetrics and gynecology, practices at Doctors Hospital and Grant Medical Center in Columbus. He also practices at Union County Memorial Hospital. |
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is the chief operating officer at the Child and Adolescent Service Center, where she celebrated her 30th year of employment in 2007. Her husband, Tom, works at Stark County MRDD; her daughter Lauren is 17, and her son James is 11 ? both are involved in the performing arts, particularly dance and music. The family belongs to Faith United Methodist Church in North Canton where Sandra is the acolyte coordinator. |
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was selected as the 2006 Teacher of the Year at Frostproof Elementary, Polk County Public Schools. Joyce and husband live in Lake Wales, FL. Steven is a professor of music and chairman of the Fine Arts Department at Warner Southern College. The couple has two children, Stephanie and Derek. |
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retired from Computer Sciences Corporation and has moved to Sun City Center, Florida with his wife, Diane. The couple has three children and one grandchild. They will spend summers at their home in West Chester, Pennsylvania. |
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received a third place award in sports photography from the Associated Press. A photojournalist for the Lima News when not teaching, Dean has been working for the paper for the past eight years. |
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teaches high school mathematics at Youngstown Christian School. It was noted in the March 2008 issue of "Ohio" magazine that she was an "Excellence in Education Honoree." She is married to Robert and their family lives in Boardman. |
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is now pastoring the Belmont Mennonite Church in Elkhart, Indiana. He and his wife, became first-time grandparents on September 22 to Seth Elijah Steiner. |
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was named high school principal at Glynn Academy in Brunswick, Georgia, where he and wife, Kate (a former Malone employee), are relocating from Ohio. Dave has published more than 24 articles on various topics in secondary education and this year was asked to serve on the publications advisory board for the National Association of Secondary School Principals as well as on the editorial advisory board of the Education Digest. |
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Rhoda Mast '76 was named Ohio's 2006 Distinguished Elementary School Principal. Read more about this honor! |
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is moved this year to Christ United Methodist Church in Galion. He is married to who substitute teaches in area schools. They have three children, Amanda, Delbert, and Jayne. The family lives in Galion. |
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is vice president of global planning and decision and support at Diebold, where he is responsible for managing internal reporting, planning, and forecasting and analysis of global financials. He was recently appointed to lead a team intended to continue the success of Diebold's operations. |
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opened his own counseling practice in Springfield (Ohio) on August 18. He writes, "Rainey [his wife] and I are very excited about what God has in store for us in this new opportunity. I would appreciate your prayers." Look for his website at www.rileycounseling.com. |
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has worked for Honda of America for the past 22 years, and is living in Japan. He is married to Jolene, a nurse, and the couple has five children: Jeff, Abby, Zach, Kenna, and Isaac. |
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was hired as a draftsman at CBLH Design in Cleveland. Chuck has more than 23 years of experience in design, planning, and project management. He also graduated from The Ohio State University School of Architecture. As a draftsman, his responsibilities will include design, drafting, and project coordination for the firm. He lives with his family in Canton. |
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and her husband Fred run The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center in Cleveland, a 150-bed center for men with issues such as addictions, homelessness, and displacement. They live in Strongsville. Lisa recently attended a conference in London with The Salvation Army for eight weeks. |
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and were both recorded as ministers at the yearly meeting of the Evangelical Friends Church-Eastern Region. Since graduating from Malone, Ron has earned his master of science degree in education from the University of Akron. Deb is director of alumni and parent relations at Malone. Their children and are also alumni. Their youngest son, David, will begin attending Malone in Fall 2008. |
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was elected president of the Pacific Northwest Regional Meetings of the American Academy of Religion, the Society of Biblical Studies, and the American Society of Oriental Studies for the coming year. His new book, The Fourth Gospel and the Quest for Jesus (T&T Clark) will soon be published, and the third printing of The Christology of the Fourth Gospel is scheduled for this fall. His response to the Vatican, "Petrine Ministry and Christocracy" (published in One in Christ, January 2005) calls for a new vision of Christian unity under the Lordship of Jesus Christ, following in the wake of Everett Cattell's address at the 1970 St. Louis Faith and Life conference among Friends. Paul recently received a $300,000 Lilly grant, funding the George Fox University Congregational Discernment Project, helping eight Christian traditions implement wisdom from Quaker decision-making process within varying administrative structures (website: discernment.georgefox.edu). Paul has served as Professor of Biblical and Quaker Studies at George Fox University since 1989 and served as a visiting scholar at Princeton Theological Seminary on his sabbatical during the fall of 2004. He and his wife Carla have three daughters and live in Newberg, Oregon. |
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announces the opening of her website, www.Monologues4kids.com. Gerrie teaches musical theatre at the Robin Dawn Academy in Cape Coral, Florida and also produces stage shows at the Cultural Park Theatre where she helped originate and develop the Cultural Park Theatre Summer Camp Program. She has written more than 40 children?s plays and several award-winning monologues. Her own children, collectively, have performed in over 55 professional shows including theatre, television, commercials, Nickelodeon, and independent movies. Her website, Monologues4kids.com, has helped introduce her unique style of monologues to aspiring actors and actresses around the world. |
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, received her Ph.D. in Geography from the University of Cincinnati in June of 2005. She is a visiting assistant professor at Miami University. Her interests are human-environment interactions and Chinese culture. |
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has served in full-time ministry since graduating from Malone. He was associate pastor under where he also helped with worship, choir, and youth. After marrying , the couple served at First Assembly in Asheboro, North Carolina, then planted Network Church as senior pastors, where they helped develop a 1,200 seat multi-purpose Worship Center, Daycare & After School program, and a television studio ministry. They, with their family, left the United States in 1995 to serve in South Africa, where they minister through music from coast to coast. |
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received a Michigan teaching certificate from Siena Heights University in Adrian, Michigan, adding a minor in elementary education to her Malone degrees in English and Christian Ministries/Christian Education. She completed all her work with a 4.0. Sue has been married to Donald for more than 25 years, and they have a daughter, Joy. They are active members of Raisin Valley Friends Church in Adrian. |
