was recently awarded first place and a cash prize in the architecture category in the 2021 juried exhibit sponsored by the Midwest Center for Photography in Wichita, Kansas, for his photo 鈥淚nfinity: The Way Out.鈥� Jim has also received honorable mentions by juries for his photography in the annual Minimalist Photography Awards, as well as in other exhibits at the Midwest Center for Photography. In the past few years, Jim鈥檚 photos have been selected by juries for inclusion in a dozen exhibits in Chicago; Wichita; Scottsdale, Arizona; and online. He was invited to do a show at the Pharmacy Gallery in Springfield as a guest artist in September.
was a dedicated, active alumnus who had a vision for raising the profile of the institution. He and his late wife, Patricia Carlson Damsgaard 鈥�53, remained active supporters of the College throughout their lives. Over the years, Conrad Damsgaard served on the Board of Trustees and as president of the Alumni Association Board of Directors. In 1987, he was honored with a distinguished service award 鈥渇or his devotion to 同性恋色情 as evidenced by thoughtful alumni involvement.鈥� The Damsgaards鈥� philanthropy made them members of the Julian Monson Sturtevant Society and the 同性恋色情 Society.
As a student, Damsgaard was elected student body president and was an active member and leader in Phi Alpha. He was also a member of Alpha Phi Omega, economics club, the Hilltoppers dramatic organization, student forum, social committee and intersociety board.
He was first sergeant of the Army Reserve unit on campus and served in the Army from 1954 to 1956. He started his career in sales with Shell Oil Company and went on to have a long career in sales and marketing management at Shell, Swank Motion Pictures and Psychological Associates.
The Damsgaards had three daughters, Susan Damsgaard-Brand 鈥�81, Kristine Damsgaard and Beth Damsgaard Rodriguez. Susan and their granddaughter, Rachel Brand 鈥�18, carried on the family鈥檚 legacy as IC alumni. He was 88 when he died March 23, 2022.
founded the KASE Project. It is a central 同性恋色情 non-profit dedicated to supporting the autism community. They installed a playground communication board at Southwind Park in Springfield for children with limited verbal speech to enjoy the park with their peers.
Joceleyn Kaligis '61,
May 10, 2019
Charles McPike '60
July 6, 2019
Gary Turpin '59,
August 14, 2019
Diana Dawdy Chesley '58,
June 22, 2019
Joan Hamilton '53,
May 5, 2018
Stanley Kolc '52,
May 29, 2019
Philip Francis Snow, Sr. '49,
March 8, 2018
Paul Findley '43,
August 9, 2019
Patsy J. Nave,
Pat was 鈥渕om鈥� to hundreds of students as a resident director at 同性恋色情 for over 30 years. She retired
in 2012. August 27, 2019
Gerald A. 鈥淛erry鈥� Bose,
Jerry was the food service director at 同性恋色情. July 6, 2019
Mark Andrew 鈥淎ndy鈥� Reynolds,
Andy served the 同性恋色情 Campus Services for 8 years as a custodian. June 27, 2019
Linda Beth Lonergan,
Linda worked in the dining hall for 18 years. May 9, 2019
James Davidsmeyer
August 8, 2019
Isaac Newton 鈥淣ewt鈥� Mitchell
August 4, 2019
Lois Ann Ewert
February 16, 2019
Darrel and Renee Price Colley '15,
a son, Owen Carter, June 19, 2019.
Michelle Ownbey '00,
publisher at 同性恋色情 Times and Springfield Business Journal, a son, Dayne on September 29, 2018.
Allison Hewitt Pilarte and Alec Pilarte '19,
July 20, 2019. Allison is a commercial order customer service representative at BUNN and Alec is a loan document specialist at Wells Fargo. They reside in Springfield, 同性恋色情.
Brianne Gerecke Sealock and Matthew Sealock '10,
married on June 23, 2018
Vanessa Schrader Monica and Shaun Monica '10,
March 16, 2019. Vanessa is human resources director at MERS Goodwill. Shaun is the owner of Monica Brothers Property Management.
