Gamma Phi Beta - University of Missouri

Alpha Delta Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta P.O. Box 36 Columbia, MO 65205 Address Service Requested Attention: This newsletter is intended for Gamma Phi Beta alumnae and parents. If your daughter is still attending the University of Missouri she will receive a copy at the chapter house. If she is no longer in school, please send us her permanent address to update our records. Thank you. G A M M A P H I B E T A A T T H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F M I S S O U R I Hilites Alpha Delta Gamma Phi Beta Foundation members visited Alpha Delta Chapter this June. The House Corporation Board opened the house to show their plans for redecorating this summer and Jolene Schulz '62 invited everyone to eat at the private University Club on campus. Pictured in the Alpha Delta Memorial Garden: Christy Ehrenreich '74, Karen Coulter Rawlings '64, Audrey Allen Walsworth '54, Jane Piper Gleason '88, Anne Mullen Bronsing, Indiana State University '60, Cindy Gates Wood '77, and Jolene Schulz '62. Crescent Corner Jolene Schulz '62 and Debbie Hanuscin were presented with the 2015 Chancellor's Award at the 48th annual Faculty-Alumni Awards Ceremony hosted by the Mizzou Alumni Association (MAA). The awards ceremony celebrates outstanding faculty and alumni who work to advance the arts, sciences, and humanities. Debbie works as an associate professor of science education and physics for the university, and Jolene is an educator and co-owner of Tiger Trolley Tours. Joanie Abramson '72 served on the Kentucky Parole Board under three governors and has retired from the court system after developing and implementing drug courts throughout the Commonwealth. Joanie and her wife, Peggy Miller, have lived in Versailles, Ky., for 25 years. Peggy retired as a corporate litigator so that the two could travel and spend time with their grandchildren. Joanie learned a great deal from Gamma Phi, such as how strong women can be quiet leaders. She can be reached on Facebook or at joanieabramson@aol.com. Maureen Stolar Kanefield '74 graduated in 1978 and returned to her home city of Chicago, where she received her master's degree and began a 33-year career as a middle school teacher in the northern suburbs. Maureen resides with her husband, Lee, in the heart of Chicago. She enjoys taking advantage of the sports and culture that the city offers. Maureen's aspirations to continue making a dif- ference in children's lives remains a priority. Since her retirement in 2011, Maureen has pub- lished an award-winning children's picture book, The Magic of Maxwell and his Tail, and devel- oped an educational interactive app with a read-aloud option and educational games. You can visit her website at www. m a g i c a l m a x w e l l . com to learn more about her career and future in writ- Suzy Philips Ward '75, Carrie Sutherland '77, and Sarah Bunce Kohnle '76 were honored at Mizzou Homecoming for their undergraduate years on the tennis team and finally received their Mizzou female athletic jackets this year. ing. The book is available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Ingram Baker and Taylor, and Target, and you can find the app in the App Store and Google Play. Sarah Bunce Kohnle '76, a North Dakota native, says life came full circle when she and her husband, Mark, returned to Columbia, as she now teaches a Mizzou journalism class she once took. Her new novel, Shifting Gears, is available from Astraea Press (www.cleanreads. com) as well as Amazon and other online retail- ers. The book follows a mother and son on a road trip of a lifetime. In real life, Sarah says her two grown sons, David and Dan, bring her great joy. She is managing editor for the Mis- souri State Teachers Association newsletter. E-mail: sarah.kohnle@gmail.com www. mizzougammaphibeta.com Alpha Delta Alumnae Gamma Phi Beta - Alpha Delta Chapter @mizzougphi VISIT US ONLINE f l

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