Burnett Society member Susanna Von Essen grew up a farm girl. She was raised just outside Pender, Nebraska, a town of about 1,100 people that sits along the Logan Creek.
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“It’s a certain pride, having gone to the university and to be affiliated with it. We talk proudly about how great of an experience it was and what a great school it is.”
My parents instilled in me the practice of charitable giving including paying or giving back to those that that enabled me.
“We love what we did,” Sharon Holyoke said. “And we just hope we leave the world a better place than we started.”
“I think education is very important, and all of these young people need to have a career. That’s our future. The young people become educated and good citizens.”
It took Lt. Col. Dennis Meredith courage and strength to serve in the Vietnam war in 1969 and 1970 with the 7th and 8th artillery
Bill Jackman has zip lined over the Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. He’s gone scuba diving on the Great Barrier Reef and cage diving with sharks
Jerry Varner earned his bachelor’s degree (1963), master’s degree (1965) and doctorate (1972) — all from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln — in electrical engineering. Jerry
Jim attended the University of Nebraska at Kearney before enlisting in the Air Force. He then spent 20 years at the State Bank of Riverdale
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