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new church life: november/december 2014 Committee, as Director of the Swedenborg Scientific Association, and as President of the Swedenborg Foundation. He and his wife, Dr. Kristin King, President of Bryn Athyn College, have six children and five grandchildren. Honored as Distinguished Alumni for Bryn Athyn College were: • Dick and Sally Brickman, who graduated from the Academy Secondary Schools in 1950 and 1952, respectively. Dick earned his bachelor’s degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of Illinois. After serving in the Army and marrying Sally, they settled in Glenview, Illinois, where he started The Brickman Group with his father and others. They were both active in the Glenview Society before moving to Bryn Athyn, where Dick has served on the Academy and General Church Boards. They have four children and 16 grandchildren. Both are passionate about New Church education at the Academy and the growth of the Church. They are also involved with Colonial Williamsburg and have helped create internships there for the Academy Schools. • Bob and Karen Heinrichs. Bob graduated from the Boys School in 1956 and Karen from the Girls School in 1959, and each attended Bryn Athyn College for a year. Bob earned a BA in Developmental Psychology and a BPE in Exercise Psychology and Sports Medicine in Canada, where he was also a national champion in wrestling. He was head wrestling coach at the University of Guelph – where he was just inducted into their Hall of Fame – and at the University of Waterloo. He taught high school for five years in Canada before coming to Bryn Athyn College as Director of Physical Education and Athletics. Karen worked in the Academy’s new Development Office. In 1992 they moved to Colorado and started a log home business. In 2010 they moved to Oak Arbor, Michigan, where Bob serves on the Board. He has also served on the General Church Board and as President of the Bryn Athyn College Alumni Association. Honored as the Outstanding Volunteer for 2014 for the Secondary Schools was Joy Asplundh Feerrar, (Girls School 1979), who earned her BS from Bryn Athyn College and an MS in Education from Arcadia University. She has taught in the Bryn Athyn Church School and also run a preschool in her home. She has volunteered with the Cathedral Flower Committee, the Bryn Athyn Thrift Shop and the Academy Secondary Schools Adopt-aDormie program. She is a constant supporter of the Secondary Schools and provides countless photographs of school and athletic events. She is married to Dr.