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Keith M. Jenkins received his bachelor’s degree from UT Knoxville in 1974. He is now a consultant in fire planning, preparedness and management in Asheville, N.C.
He sent this photo from a trip he and his wife took to the eastern Caribbean to celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary.
“This photo was on Half Moon Cay with great weather and beautiful water,” he wrote.
Labels: Half Moon Cay
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Jennifer Boyles is the business office manager for the University of Tennessee Space Institute. She has been with the UT Space Institute since 1987.
“I took a trip to South America in March-April 2009 and visited Peru, Chile, Argentina and Brazil,” she wrote.
The first photo was taken at Machu Picchu in Peru.
The second photo was taken at Devil’s Throat at Iguassu Falls in Argentina. Iguazu Falls are one of the world’s largest waterfalls. They extend nearly two miles in a semi-circular shape. Of the 275 falls that make up Iguassu Falls, “Devil’s Throat” is the tallest at 80 meters. The falls are on the border of Brazil and Argentina are surrounded by two National Parks, both subtropical rainforests that contain many rare and endangered species of flora and fauna.
“We took a boat ride under the falls, and we got soaked,” Boyles wrote. “What a blast!”
The third photo was taken on Sugar Loaf Mountain with Rio’s Copacabana Beach in the background.
Labels: Argentina, Chile, Machu Picchu, Peru
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Mary Mahoney, is a 1976 UT Knoxville alumna and is now assistant director of UT Career Services.
She sent her husband, Ken, a 1974 alumnus of UT Knoxville, recently took a cruise through eastern Canada on Holland America’s Maasdam ship. They sent photos from their trip.
The first photo was taken in front of the government house in Quebec City, Canada.
The second photo was taken in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in front of the lighthouse in Peggy’s Cove.
“We had to stand in front of the lighthouse because it was so windy and cold you needed to use it as protection against the weather,” Many Mahoney wrote. “Temperatures dropped into the low 40s and strong winds made it tricky to walk on the rocks at Peggy’s Cove.”
Labels: Canada, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Quebec City
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Several UT students and alumni were part of a 14-member mission team to Budapest, Hungary, in May 2009.
“Our group from First United Methodist Church in Knoxville worked with Youth with a Mission in Budapest, and in this photo we are on the third-floor balcony of the YWAM residence in the city,” wrote Jamie Bouldin, who will graduate in August from UT’s college student personnel master’s program. “During the week we did a number of mission projects, in addition to just enjoying the amazing, beautiful city!”
Pictured, left to right, are: Chelsie Nunn, senior in art education/studio painting; Brandon Sneed, junior in mechanical engineering; Chelsea Highsmith, senior in accounting; Bouldin; Andrea Haney, 2004 psychology graduate; Ragan Oliver, sophomore in philosophy.
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Debbie Childress Youngman received her bachelor’s degree in education from UT Knoxville in 1970 and her master’s of library science degree in 1975. She is now the media coordinator for Dillard Elementary School in the Rockingham County School District in Madison, N.C.
She sent this photo from a soggy Churchill Downs where she attended the 2009 Kentucky Derby in May.
Labels: Churchill Downs, Kentucky
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Barbara M Piskur works in IRIS Administrative Support at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
“Here are my photos of Smokey in Louisiana--New Orleans, to be specific,” she wrote. “Last week I visited family. New Orleans is my home town. We played tourist by visiting Jackson Square and St Louis Cathedral, the French Market and a Cajun Zydeco festival. Smokey loved it all!”
Labels: Louisiana, New Orleans
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Heather Drieling earned her master’s degree in material science in 2006.
She sent this photo of Smokey participating in Operation Enduring Freedom as part of the 455th Air Expeditionary Wing.
“I was deployed with my Air National Guard Unit to Bagram Air Field in Afghanistan,” she wrote. “I brought Smokey along and one of my friends took this picture of me in front of the Camp Cunningham sign.”
Labels: Afghanistan
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