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Glen Lapp [YES '89] died August 5, 2010, in Afghanistan while serving with Mennonite Central Committee on a medical team with International Assistance Mission. Born in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, he was the son of Marvin and Mary Lapp of Lancaster, and a member of Community Mennonite Church of Lancaster. Glenn was a YES team alumnus (Honduras 89) and a graduate of Johns Hopkins University, Eastern Mennonite University, and Lancaster Mennonite High School. Obituary from MCC
Jessica
Martin [YES 98] writes that she is now working as a Project
Manager for Syntec, a geosynthetics company in Baltimore, MD. She
enjoys her new job and has opportunities to travel the world. Jessica
lives in Shrewsbury, PA. Jennifer (Kuhns) Hershberger [YES 91-92] is working as a sculpture artist for Mirror Image Studios (a wedding cake top company), and freelance artist. She is a pastor's wife and mom to 3 great kids: Mia (8), Owen (6), and Simon (3). Jennifer and her family live in Lansdale, PA.
Steve Hershberger died June 12, 2008 in Puerto Viejo de Limon, Costa Rica. Steve, a YES team alumnus (Germany 83-84), was a high school teacher at Fairfield High School, Goshen, Indiana.
Gandhi Kalloo [YES 97-98] writes that he a teacher, living in Trinidad and Tobago. Hed be interested in hearing how the people he trained with are doing.
Meghan (Ramage) Kinney [YES 93-94] currently lives in Charleston, SC. She writes, I have lost touch and didn't know about this web page. I have no recent news other than finding this page. I am an at home mom of 3 children; two boys and a girl, ages 4, 2, and 9 months. My husband is a children's minister and I'm just thrilled to have found this page and hopefully get in touch with long lost friends. Thanks so much! In Christ, Meghan (Ramage) Kinney'
Jeff Urich [YES 93-94] writes, My wife, Ann, and I are missionary appointees to Alaska with SEND International. By God's provision, we plant to leave for our first term on November 1, 2007. I will be doing accounting/business work at Alaska Bible College and Ann will be working at KCAM Christian Radio. We will be there for four years, returning for one year of home service. We plan to be career missionaries and will stay in Alaska until (unless) God calls us elsewhere.
After 11 years at Camp Hebron, Mike Ford [YES 87] will be leaving to begin a new adventure in ministry as Senior High Youth Pastor at Franconia Mennonite Church in Telford, Pa., in January 2007.
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