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Keyser honored at retirement celebration
WedwEsdAy, Apoll 25, 2001
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Keyserfaces retirement with a good sense of humor asfamily dress him up in 1 safety gear1 outfit
PHOTO COURTESY OF TAMARA BARRY
John Keyser, college president, Is presented with a trout
sculpture as a retirement gift. From left, Chuck
Clemans,Foundation Board member; David Dickson,
assistant to the president; John Keyser with wife
Marllynne; Phil Stevens, chair of the Foundation
and Roger Rook, chair of the College Board.
MAGGIE JIRASEK / Clackamas.
John Keyser stands by his portrait which
will be hung at the college with those of
other former Clackamas presidents.
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
Barbara Roberts (right), former governor of Oregon and
friend of the Keyser family, joined the retirement
celebration. Sitting next to her are Maggie Jirasek,
Clackamas Print reporter, and John Keyser.
MAGGIEJIRASEK/ Clackamas.
Seth Eisenberg, John Keyser's son-in-law (left), talks
to Dian Connett, dean of instructional/student servit
(right) and her husband Doug.
PHOTO COURTESY OF TAMARA BARRY
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MAGGIE JIRASEK I Clackamas Print
Tom Wake ling, music instructor at Clackamas, speaks to
Suzy Alexander, John Keyser's secretary. Wakeling
entertained guests with his bass.
Keyser's son and daughter
outfitted him in 'safety
gear'to prepare him for
his retirentent. On Keyser’s
back a sign says: "In case
of emergency, call Suzy
Alexander."
MAGGIE JIRASEK / Clackamas
Bryan Fuentez, ASG president, and Hayley Hill, student
ambassador, enjoy their meal.