Ann Harding

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Message from Ann Harding, Director of Alumni Relations

Thank you for reading and contributing to your class newsletter.  What a great way to build class loyalty and to stay connected.  Reading about each other is great, but coming back to homecoming is the BEST way to reconnect with IWU.

This year, homecoming is October 11-13.  You will be receiving the homecoming brochure in the mail very soon. Plus you can review all the details and get yourself registered on titanpride.org

Our theme this year is A Class Act.  I think you’ll see that everything we have planned this year will offer you a fun filled weekend with most activities free for everyone!!  Class years ending in 3 and 8 are reunion years.

Besides registering for homecoming; I have one more request of you.  I would like each of our 565 incoming first year students to have a welcome letter in their mail box when they arrive on August 20.   Would you please write a note and send it to me at 1001 N. Main St., Bloomington, IL  61702-2900?  Offer this new Titan a piece of advice, something to look for on campus or in the Bloomington Normal community or a fond memory you had of your first semester on campus. Be sure to sign it!  If you’re able, please make several copies of your letter. I need 565 letters!!!

Lastly, thanks to all of you who  made a gift to IWU this year.  I’m sure you have read President Wilson’s messages about the increased need for financial aid to attract the best and the brightest to fill our classes.  Without your generous support to the Wesleyan Fund, we will lose young people who really want to be a Titan, but need more help, financially.

 

My best~

Ann

Larry L Baade ’94

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Larry L Baade is a member of the Elmhurst Choral Union.  As part of the recent ‘OperaPalooza’ program, he sang the role of Basilio in a staged version of ‘Barber of Seville’.

He is an active Bass/Baritone soloist throughout the Chicago area.

He is also Director of Music/Organist at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Addison IL.

He is a customer support specialist with Owens & Minor Distribution, the nation’s largest distributor of medical and surgical supplies and supply chain management solutions.

Liz (Zach) Adams ’94

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I have taken my passion for helping others down a new career path.  After being bitten by the running bug a couple years ago, I developed a commitment for better health and physical fitness.  I became a Certified Personal Trainer through the Aerobic and Fitness Association of America in October and a licensed WERQ Dance Fitness Instructor in December.  Currently I am training clients at Four Seasons Association in Bloomington, IL and teaching WERQ twice a week through the Pontiac Park District.