ALUMNEWS
working with university students to help them discover inherent skills and gifts, equipping them to become “Skilled to Serve,” the motto of the CBU Career Services Center.
Desert Hot Springs. He is responsible for financial planning, fiscal control, purchasing, risk management, human relations and informational technologies.
John H. Helms III (’09) works for Chickfil-A as a grand opening supervisor. He travels throughout the country, helping to open new Chick-fil-A stores.
Samantha Johnson (’10) serves as an online marketing coordinator for Plastic Surgery Studios in Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.
2010 Enock Francois (’10) joined the army wrestling program at West Point in New York. He spent two seasons as a graduate assistant in the wrestling program at the University of the Cumberlands, where he helped coordinate practices, aided with recruiting and assisted with daily strength and conditioning activities. After graduating from CBU with a bachelor’s degree in psychology, he earned a master’s degree in teaching from the University of the Cumberlands in 2012. Terrence B. Beaman (’10) works as finance and administration director for the City of
Jeffrey Kubel (’10) was promoted to the rank of captain with the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, where he commands the Court Services West Operations. Kubel and his wife, Angie, and their four daughters live in Murrieta, Calif. Mike Fine (’10) deputy superintendent of Riverside Unified School District (RUSD) was named the 2012 Outstanding Education Administrator by the Inland Empire Chapter of the American Society for Public Administration. Previously, Fine was assistant superintendent in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District in Orange County, Calif.
married for 27 years to a pastor in Chino Hills, Calif. She specializes in marriage and family, child development, parenting, youth and young adults. Her mission is to provide professionally competent and personally compassionate care for the individuals, couples and families who come to her for counseling services using sound biblical principles and Christian values. David A. Helms (’11) has relocated from Laguna Niguel, Calif. to Cumming, Ga. Samuel Fragoza (’12) works part-time with the CBU wresting team. His first children’s book was published in December and is available on Amazon.com. Josh and the Sock Army is a tale about a boy who goes looking for his missing red sock. His imagination takes over, and he ends up in a secret cave under his house where he encounters a giant sock army, bent on revenge for all the stinky feet that people have put in them. Sam’s second book is underway and seeking publication.
Mary B. Garcia (’11) has been a practicing biblical counselor for 10 years. She has been
Future Lancers
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1 Randy Beck (’92) and his wife, Hayley, welcomed Lachlan Bishop into the world on Sept. 6, 2012. Lachlan joins big sisters LilyKate Adele, age 4; Elese Claire, age 3 and Olivia Hayley, age 2.
3 2 Megan Mauds Storhaug (nee Lockridge ’09) and her husband, Brook, welcomed their son, Easton Hunter Storhaug, on Oct. 27, 2012.
3 Meagan (nee Tucker ’06) and Kendall (’07) Lloyd welcomed their son, Simon Hamilton Lloyd on Jan. 6, 2012. Shortly afterward, Kendall completed his MFA in acting at the University of Iowa, and they relocated to New York City so he can pursue his acting career. Meagan has been teaching and spending time with their son. Becka and Paul Burke (’03 and ’05) celebrated the birth of their second child, Maggie Beth Burke on Jan. 14, 2011. Their third child, Anderson Taylor Burke, was born on Jan. 25, 2012 and entered the presence of our savior the same day.
In Memoriam
Melba Louise DellaSanta (ex-’61) Winifred Alberta “Peach” Smithee (nee Bass, ex-’58) Wanda Agnes Whorton, former CBC professor of mathematics Allen D. Wagner (’77)
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