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Williams Friendship Fund – Marie & Walt Williams '39
Lisa Gianelli and Mark Anderson '71
We are grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this worthy cause.
Kristianne (Gates) Blake '71
Energized by my fellow classmates who started RARE. Open discussions are a necessary foundation for promoting racial equity. Recognizing students who contribute toward creating a climate of racial equity is a fitting tribute to James Davis.
Gregg Blodgett '71
Glenn Carlson '72
Duane Covey '72
I was looking at my 1971 Annual for what James had to say.
What stuck out to me was what he put down as his passions:
1) People…he genuinely cared!
2) Football…his sports passion
3) Roughriders…Serving others!
He was a leader when he was 18!!!
James was genuine… he delivered results…he was a team player…he built relationships ( even 50 years later)…he was courageous…a great communicator and he inspired som many…to this day.
He was part of a class I always looked up to. He was accepting of me and now has motivated me from the grave to support those who emulate his character!!
He was RARE…and so can we all be‼️
Jude & Steve Fisher '71
I'm very happy to join my '71 alumni in donating to this great cause
Jude & Steve Fisher '71
I'm very happy to join my '71 alumni in donating to this great cause
John and Pris Kloess '72
Joan Levin
Chris Rich '71
John Tabb '71
James Davis was an inspiring teammate, class officer and friend.
I am enthused to support his racial equity philosophy via RARE and the James Davis Scholarships.
Holly and Jeff Ullman
Richard Waltonsmith '67
Our class had the 1st group of volunteer black kids bused to Roosevelt. "Why do they sit together at lunch?" I sat with them when I could; and realized how little I knew about their experiences in a majority white country. Empathy is such a key ingredient to make this country live up to our claims of fairness and equity. RARE is working in that direction.
Randy (Randolph) Carter was a bused student, and I admired his bravery.
Les Young '71
"Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced."
James Baldwin (1962)
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