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Summer 2000


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REBECCA K. HARRINGTON Pharm.D. '94 married Samford pharmacy professor
Dr. Roger Lander this summer.
TRAVESTINE JACKSON WRIGHT of Birmingham is celebrating her 20th
year at University Hospital, University of Alabama at Birmingham.
She is a charge nurse in surgical intensive care.
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TIMOTHY BRYAN PARKER was named chief financial officer/
controller for Birmingham Engineering & Construction Consultants,
Inc., a geotechnical engineering firm located in Homewood.
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ANNA LOGAN GREEN is a counselor at Redeemer Church, Birmingham.
JAMES F. HENRY M.B.A. L'97 is vice chairman of the Health Law
Section of the Alabama State Bar for 200001. An attorney
with the Birmingham law firm Johnston Barton Proctor & Powell
LLP, he concentrates in health care law, administrative law and
general civil litigation.
MARK GREGORY TUMMONS is assistant director, Recreation Educational
Services, State of Tennessee. He lives in Dickson, Tenn., with
his wife and four children.
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CHARLES COLLINS of Pelham joined the buying department of Hibbett
Sporting Goods, Birmingham. He has a daughter, Abbie, three.
KEN DRAUGHON and his wife, Libby, live in Frisco, Texas, with
their two sons, Davis, four, and Will, three. He is worship pastor
at Bent Tree Bible Fellowship in Carrollton, Texas.
WILMA HULL GUTHRIE of Oxford received her national board certification
in education in adolescent and young adult science.
LTC ROBERT WALLACE HUDSON is a professional Siberian Husky trainer
for dogsled races such as the Iditarod. He lives in Birmingham.
JERRY TAPLEY is director of National RETAIN, a welfare-to-work
initiative that helps train and place welfare recipients in careers
in health care. Part of the Jewish Employment and Vocational
Services of Philadelphia, Pa., the program is funded by the U.S.
Department of Labor via the International Association of Jewish
Employment Services.
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MARY BATES BLANKENSHIP retired in 1998 after 36 years with Birmingham
public schools. She was coordinator of family education involvement
for K-12.
CHARLES NEAL and PHYLLIS B. WHITLOCK live in Holly Pond. They
have two children, Lauren, nine, and Ryan, six.
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SUSAN KELSO KYATT is a nurse at the University of Alabama at
Birmingham.
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