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Dennis ’69 and Sue Savage both have close connections to Westmont. A gifted runner, Dennis came to campus to compete on the track team. He set records that still stand today and won a spot in the Warrior Hall of Fame the first year it opened. While he enrolled as a non-believer, he graduated as a committed Christian. For 26 years he has taught biology and science in Santa Barbara schools. Although Sue earned her B.A. and M.F.A. in art from UCSB, she had many ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ friends and met Dennis at a Bible study hosted by former president and professor Lyle Hillegas. An exhibiting artist, she also teaches art at ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ and serves on the Art Center Council. Because they see the value of investing in students’ lives and appreciate what ÌÇÐÄÔ­´´ has accomplished in theirs, Dennis and Sue have made a provision for the college in their estate.

For more information about the Wallace Emerson Society, call Iva Schatz, Director of Planned Giving, (805) 565-6034.