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Snapshots July 14, 2011

Father Ragan Schriver, executive director of Catholic Charities of East Tennessee, recently delivered the Baccalaureate speech to the 2011 graduating class of Maryville College. Titled “Any Further Questions?” Father Ragan compared the students’ imminent entry into “real life” with the feeling of anticipation one experiences as a class or lecture is drawing to a close. Just as freedom is at hand, someone has “just one more question.” Father Schriver is pictured here with Maryville College campus minister, the Reverend Anne McKee.

Father Ragan Schriver, executive director of Catholic Charities of East Tennessee, recently delivered the Baccalaureate speech to the 2011 graduating class of Maryville College. Titled “Any Further Questions?” Father Ragan compared the students’ imminent entry into “real life” with the feeling of anticipation one experiences as a class or lecture is drawing to a close. Just as freedom is at hand, someone has “just one more question.” Father Schriver is pictured here with Maryville College campus minister, the Reverend Anne McKee.

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  • Teresa Frye and LJ Cowden with Mimes for the Master drama team from Rio Revolution church stop for a picture. The girls ministered on Father’s Day.
  • Celebrating graduation from William Blount High School are, from left, Cate Denton, Olivia Edwards, Macy Buchanan, Tara Anderson, Bailey Delozier and Chelsea Land.
  • Members of Lodge 6246 of Woodmen of the World stop for a photo before they serve refreshments to the Blount County School Bus drivers in honor of their safe driver awards. There were 109 awards and pins given.
  • The Big Bad Bears soccer team pose for a goal photo. Pictured are, front from left, Caleb, Darren and Joye. In the back, from left, are Ethan, Mark and Robert. The boys are coached by Mike Peterson.
  • The Blount County Association of Realtors was pleased to share their morning with State Sen. Doug Overbey. Sen. Overbey shared with the BCAR membership many of the happenings in and about the capitol. Pictured are, from left, Kay Lamuno with Ivens Realtors, Steve Greene with Blount Title Agency, Clara Peals with Clara Peals Real Estate and Sen. Overbey.
  • Stephanie Paige Vickers of Los Angeles, daughter of Jerry and Joelene Vickers of Huntsville, Ala., was united in marriage with Clayton Robert Humphrey of Los Angeles, son of Charles and Judith Humphrey of Maryville, The wedding was May 21 at Huntsville United Methodist Church. The Rev. Lewis Bunn, uncle of the bride, officiated. After a wedding trip to Savannah, Ga., the couple are living in Los Angeles. The bride is an actress/talent coordinator and writer. The bridegroom is a writer/film maker.
  • Bethany Diane Trent of Maryville, daughter of Curtis and Rosemary Trent, was married to Robert Alex Spelce of Maryville, son of Debbie and Tom Spelce, on April 30 at the home of George and Karen Helton. The bride is a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University and is employed at Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance. The groom is also a graduate of MTSU and is employed at The Rush Fitness.
  • Father Ragan Schriver, executive director of Catholic Charities of East Tennessee, recently delivered the Baccalaureate speech to the 2011 graduating class of Maryville College. Titled “Any Further Questions?” Father Ragan compared the students’ imminent entry into “real life” with the feeling of anticipation one experiences as a class or lecture is drawing to a close. Just as freedom is at hand, someone has “just one more question.” Father Schriver is pictured here with Maryville College campus minister, the Reverend Anne McKee.

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