In Our Prayers

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  Please Remember in Your Prayers Teresa "Tessie" Thompson Sylvester '03

  In Our Prayers

  Please remember in your prayers Teresa "Tessie" Thompson Sylvester '03, daughter of facilities maintenance employee Joe Thompson.

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  Please Remember in Your Prayers Jerry Lou Hague

  In Our Prayers

  Please remember in your prayers Jerry Lou Hague, who worked at St. Thomas for more than 20 years.
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  Please Remember in Your Prayers John B. DeVinck

  In Our Prayers

  Please remember in your prayers John B. DeVinck, father of Kristine DeVinck, Opus College of Business Director and Faculty member.
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  Please Remember in Your Prayers Tom Madison

  In Our Prayers

  Please remember in your prayers Tom Madison, former Board of Trustees member from 1982-1996 and 2011-2018. He died April 10.
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  Please Remember in Your Prayers Ann Sovell

  In Our Prayers

  Please remember in your prayers Ann Sovell, sister-in-law of Kim Ragan Sovell, OCB Marketing Department faculty, and aunt of Miles Sovell ('05 & '18), Gaby Moon Sarcia ('04), Ragan Sovell ('16) and Austin Sovell ('17).
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  Please remember in your prayers Jerome Halverson

  In Our Prayers

  Halverson was a former dean at St. Thomas.
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  Please Remember in Your Prayers Carole Hawkins

  In Our Prayers

  Please remember in your prayers Carol Hawkins, sister of Michael Winegar, Program Director for the Masters in Regulatory Science in the School of Engineering.
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  Please Remember in Your Prayers Margaret Fechter

  In Our Prayers

  Please remember in your prayers Margaret Felice Fechter, sister of Dr. John V. Fechter, Graduate Engineering Program Director and Adjunct Faculty member in the School of Engineering.
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  Please Remember in Your Prayers Arthur Lomker

  In Our Prayers

  Please remember in your prayers Arthur Lomker,  father of Dawn R. Elm, Ph.D., Professor, Opus College of Business, Ethics and Business Law.
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  Please Remember in Your Prayers Glenn Ayres

  In Our Prayers

  Please remember in your prayers Glenn Ayres, former adjunct professor and founding member of the Center for Family Enterprise. A memorial service is being planned. Read his obituary online.