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The Arts Fusion program at the Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College, offers opportunities for patients with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, as well as their caregivers, to participate in docent-led discussions of museum exhibitions.
Arts Fusion: On a chilly early winter afternoon, a group of men and women
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Reynolds Martin ’15, the daughter and granddaughter of R-MWC alumnae, began riding at an early age.
Legacy of Success: When Anne “Reynolds” Martin ’15 began riding for Randolph College, she had
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Rachel Mathewson ’01 gives a peace sign while competing in the Boston Marathon in April. She ran the marathon for a charity that honors the memory of the youngest victim of the 2013 bombing at the marathon.
Enduring Spirit – Alumna completes 2014 Boston Marathon in honor of young victim: “Heartbreak Hill” is one of the most notorious hills for America’s major
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Around the Association

(left to right) 2014 Alumnae Achievement Award winners Gonul Velicelebi ’73, Ellen Suthers ’73, and Ann Close ’56
High Achievers: Three women received the College’s highest alumnae honor in September. During a
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Randolph-Macon Woman's College Class Ring
The Class Ring Legacy Continues: Several years ago, a thoughtful alumna, Julia Myers Clay ’47, donated her
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Kenney Shropshire Roseberry ’44 celebrates 70th year as class secretary
Longest Serving Volunteer: Kenney Shropshire Roseberry ’44 went to see a movie with friends one
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Events

Alumnae and alumni gathered in Main Hall for the engagement celebration during Leadership Council in September.

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From the Director of Alumnae and Alumni As I reflect on the Association, I always return to our strongest traits: the strength and energy we have
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Arts Fusion On a chilly early winter afternoon, a group of men and women gather at the Maier Museum of Art at
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Forgotten Memories: Alice’s Alzheimer’s Journey This article tells the story of Alice Lusby Pasqualetti ’52 and her struggle with Alzheimer’s disease. Also read My
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From the President of the Association This is my last letter to all of you! I have certainly enjoyed my term as Association president—and my
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News & Updates

My March to UnPersonhood: One Woman’s Battle with Dementia Forgotten Memories: Alice’s Alzheimer’s Journey tells the story of Alice Lusby Pasqualetti ’52 and her struggle with Alzheimer’s disease.  In the following essay, Alice tells her own story. “7/2/2012 – dementia – type Alzheimer’s?” There
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A Tribute to Juanita Mayberry  All of us know people we wish everyone knew. Juanita Mayberry tops such a list for Martha Jane (Daniel ’66) and me. Her death is a great sadness for us, but there is real
Posted by Editor On Aug 28, 2013
Christman, Shaw Named Alumnae Achievement Award Winners Congratulations to Jolley Bruce Christman ’69 and Minor Mickel Shaw ’69, the recipients of the 2013 Alumnae Achievement Awards. Jolley Bruce Christman is a past president of the Board of Trustees of the College.
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From the Leadership

From the Director of Alumnae and Alumni
Heather Ayers Garnett ’86, Director of Alumnae and Alumni
As I reflect on the Association, I always return
From the President of the Association
Karen Patterson '73, President of the Randolph-Macon Woman's College Alumnae and Randolph College Alumni Association
This is my last letter to all of you!
President’s Perspective
Bradley W. Bateman President of Randolph College
According to the Alzheimer’s Association, more than 5.2 million