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John Henry Grobey, loving husband and father of eight children, passed away on Tuesday, May 18, 2021, at the age of 89. He was born to Henry and Selma Grobey, both of Norwegian descent in Everett, Washington, one January 30, 1932. He was raised in a small farmhouse built by his father, every boa
Just $1 gives you full access for 6 months to exclusive content from The Journal Times and journaltimes.com. The incredible deal won't last lo… The instrument is not as common as the piano or guitar. The instrument is the bagpipes â and Nelson has since fallen in love with it. âI found out that it was a ton of fun, so I just kept going and continued on,â Nelson said, noting he especially enjoys competing and it helps him improve his playing, build up his confidence and talent. Clayton Nelson, pictured when he was 13 and a freshman at The Prairie School, started playing the ba...
Alumni Association to Honor Four with Awards April 12, 2021 — by Alumni and Family Engagement The Hope College Alumni Association is honoring four alumni with Distinguished Alumni Awards this year. The association plans to celebrate both the 2020 and 2021 honorees virtually at a date to be determined. The awards are normally presented at the annual Alumni Banquet during Alumni Weekend each April, but this year’s and last year’s in-person events were canceled because of the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic...
Chen was ultimately drawn to Delta Phi Epsilon after learning about the sorority’s explicit inclusion policy for nonbinary members and the international organization’s motto: “To be, rather than to seem to be.” Leaders at Delta Phi Epsilon’s headquarters created the policy after a nonbinary student was prevented from joining the chapter on campus by an umbrella group for sororities at MIT. The policy said nonbinary people “may be included as members in all areas of the organization, provided that they accept and share in the collective values and experiences of the sisterhood.” ...
On March 21, 2020, a group of young women officially chartered Delta Phi Lambda. This sorority became the University of Tennesseeâs, as well as the state of Tennesseeâs, first Asian interest sorority. The journey to start the sorority started in 2019, when three members sought to form a group that could share some of their values as well as some of the same struggles they have faced while going to a university that is predominately white. The original Delta Phi Lambda was founded at the University of Georgia on Dec. 5, 1998, by the sororityâs founding mothers: Anh Ngoc Nguyen, ...