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Literature Crusades Alumni

Founder

• Kevin Dyer & Eloise Engle Dyer

Leadership

• Abner Bauman & Rosalie Bauman

• Russell Van Ryn & Ruth Van Ryn

Missionaries

Bolivia

La Paz 1967

• Rick Dindinger & Vicki Dindinger

• Helmut Haltrich

• Shirley Hoekstra

• Wes Steffen & Mary Ann Steffen

• Gladys Weik

Colombia

Barranquilla 1972-1974

• Miss Ruby Campbell (’71) 1972

• Miss Trudy Feichtinger (’72) 1974

• Ron Johnston (’70) & Gloria Johnston (’70) Barranquilla 1972 Cali 1973

• Sandy McKinney (’72) 1974

• Bill Morris (’72) & Doris Morris (’72) 1974

• Harvey Rodger (’70) & Ruth Rodger (’70) 1972-1973

• Kurt Ruby (’71) & Gayle Ruby (’71) 1972-1973

• Miss Sara Townsend (’72) 1974

• Miss Jane Wodicker (’70) 1972

Bogota 1967

• Paul Halbach & Mary Halbach

• William & Dori King

• Ruthanne Taylor

• Marcia Vanderlaan

Bucaramanga 1973-1974

• Lloyd Billingsley & Irene Billingsley (’71) 1973-1974

• Judy Craver (’71) 1973

• Paul Fisher (’71) 1973-1974

• Miss Linda MacLaren (’71) 1973

• Gordon Martin (’69) & Heather Martin (’69) Ecuador 1971-1972 Colombia 1973-1974

• Ken Pohle (’71) 1973-1974 & Pat Pohle (’71) 1974

• Daniel Schut (’71) 1973

• Miss Dorothy Wells (’71) 1973

Cali 1970-1971, 1973

• Paul Anderson 1970

• Paul Brownson (’67) & Carol Brownson (’67) 1970-1971

• Miss Hilary Clode (’68) 1970-1971

• Miss Donna Dunning (’68) 1970-1971

• Helmut Haltrich (’68) & Shirley Haltrich (’68) 1970-1971

• Miss Barbara Hardesty 1970

• Ron Johnston (’70) & Gloria Johnston (’70) Barranquilla 1972 Cali 1973

• Miss Virginia Sibbitt (’69) 1970-1971

• Gary Trezise (’68) & Donna Trezise (’68) 1970-1971

Ecuador

Guayaquil 1971-1972

• Robert Keppy (’67) & Eleanor Keppy (’67) 1972

• William Letkeman (’69) & Della Letkeman (’69) 1971

• Gordon Martin (’69) & Heather Martin (’69) Ecuador 1971-1972 Colombia 1973

• Dan Nieboer (’69) & Ruth Nieboer (’69) 1971

• Andrew Rennie (’69) 1971-1972

• Byron Woods (’69) 1971-1972

France

Lyon 1970-1972

• Miss Linda Abernathy (’69) Paris 1971 Lyon 1972

• Miss Susan Berry (’70) Lyon 1972

• Miss Ruth Blampied (’69) 1970-1972

• Daniel Burson (’68) & Marilyn Burson (’68) 1970-1971

• Kenneth Derks (’70) Lyon 1972

• James Gillett & Jean Gillett 1970

• Miss Brenda Jameson (’71) Lyon 1972

• Robert Laing (’69)  Paris 1971 Lyon 1972

• Lindsey Martin 1970

• David Pavey (’68) & Nancy Pavey (’68) 1970-1972

• Maynerd Peterson (’68) & Alberdina Peterson (’68) 1970-1971

• Miss Donna Robinson (’68) 1970-1971

• Mrs. Lynnette Engle Stanger (’69) Paris 1971 Lyon 1972

• Neil Whatmough (’70) Lyon 1972

Nice 1974

• Norman Cornett (’73) & Laura Cornett (’73)

• Lucy Habermehl (’72)

• Miss Peggy Hart (’72)

• David Howell (’72) & Karon Howell (’72)

• Miss Barbara Passmore (’72)

Paris 1971

• Miss Linda Abernathy (’69) Paris 1971 Lyon 1972

• John Edvalds (’69) & Winifred Edvalds (’69)

• Miss Sheila Harris (’69)

• Robert Laing (’69)  Paris 1971 Lyon 1972

• Mrs. Lynnette Engle Stanger (’69) Paris 1971 Lyon 1972

Germany

Berlin 1973-1974

• Laura Booth (’71) 1973

• Larry Dixon & Linda Dixon (’71) 1973-1974

• Miss Anne Fowler (’71) 1973-1974

• Miss Susan Gowing (’71) 1973-1974

• Thomas Howe (’71) 1973

• Joe Johnson (’71) 1973

• Miss Carol Nearpass (’71) 1973-1974

• Wayne Northey (’71) 1973-1974

• Miss Elaine Raddatz (’71) 1973-1974

India

Bombay 1967

• Barry Ashton

• Keith Bidne

• Allan Hoffman & Helena Hoffman

• David Kennedy                                                                                               

• Barry Mackey

Herbertpur 1971-1972

• Miss Donna Moorcroft (’69) 1971-1972

New Delhi 1970-1971

• Barry Mackey (’64) & Anne Mackey (’66) 1970-1971

Indonesia

Medan 1972-1973

• Ira Black (’70) & Evelyn Black (’70) 1972

• Miss Kathy Howell (’70) 1972-1973

• Miss Pat Reed (’70) 1972

• James Schoerner (’70) & Penny Schoerner (’70) 1972-1973

Japan

Osaka 1971

• Nelson Annan (’69) & Jan Annan (’69)

• Miss Carol Petro (’69)

• Miss Dorothy Powell (’69)

• Harold Young (’69) & Marie Young (’69)

Tokyo 1970-1971

• David Blackwood & Brenda Blackwood 1970

• Charles Fizer & Darlene Fizer 1970

• Jerry King (’68) & Laura King (’69) 1970-1971

• Jay Kraai 1970

• Donald Livingston (’68) 1970-1971

• Miss Ann Spence 1970

Liberia

Monrovia 1971

• Timothy Greenhow (’69) Liberia 1971; Nigeria 1972

• Owen Weber (’69) Liberia 1971; Nigeria 1972

Nigeria

Ibadan 1972

• Timothy Greenhow (’69) Liberia 1971; Nigeria 1972

• Owen Weber (’69) Liberia 1971; Nigeria 1972

Philippines

Manila 1967

• Ted Griffin

• Jim LeValley & Gerrie LeValley

• Stuart Mitchell

• Steve St. Clair & Dorothy St. Clair

Puerto Rico

San Juan 1967

• Esther Frey

• Claude Loney & Marion Loney

• William & Mary King

• Sandra Stirling

South Korea

Seoul 1967

• Warren Dunham & Florence Dunham

• Charles Fizer & Darlene Fizer

• William Roller

Spain

Sevilla 1973

• Miss Deborah Avery (’71)

• Ed Bongiorno (’71)

• Miss Beverley Boyle (’71)

• Don Dunkerton & Dee Dunkerton (’71)

• Dale Lanum & Janet Lanum (’71)

• Alyce Rosendale (’71)

Valencia 1974

• Miss Mary Brunette (’72)

• Wayne Byrd & Genene Byrd (’72)

• Terry Frewing (’73)

• Les Frey & Sharon Frey (’72)

• Paul Gray (’73)

• Marlene Hernandez (’72)

• Ralph Van Demark (’72)

• Miss Connie Williams (’72)

Venezuela

Caracas 1967

• Doreen Frindt

• Roger Hoffmann & Maxine Hoffmann

• Lois Pirrie

• Lee Swift & Judy Swift