Memories of Jim Davis
Jim Davis—a fallen warrior, jovial, sensitive, admirable, dedicated—a real friend. On July 8, 2014, AGLOA lost a Founder. Jim Davis of Allegheny Valley, Pennsylvania, lost a valiant struggle with brain … Continue →
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Jim Davis—a fallen warrior, jovial, sensitive, admirable, dedicated—a real friend. On July 8, 2014, AGLOA lost a Founder. Jim Davis of Allegheny Valley, Pennsylvania, lost a valiant struggle with brain … Continue →
Many of us have quite a few memorable stories about traveling to Nationals—meeting the coolest flight attendant ever, getting stuck at the airport for hours, or a turkey hitting the bus. What’s … Continue →
Every one of our former players has a story that they love to tell. AGLOA wants to know, “What’s (Y)our AG Story?” Continue →
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Dr. Tyrone Porter, from Detroit Renaissance High School, is the subject of an article in the University of Washington (Seattle) Bioengineering News. The writer refers to “the intellectual challenges and … Continue →
Doris Voitier, superintendent of St. Bernard Parish schools, has been honored for her efforts to restart the school system within a few months of Hurricane Katrina. Doris was one of … Continue →
Brother Neal Golden, President of AGLOA, was recently presented the Gautrelet Award by Spring Hill College (Mobile). This award “recognizes an alumnus or non-alumnus of high integrity who has demonstrated … Continue →
Peter Litwinowicz, who played at Brother Martin in New Orleans from 1975-81, won a Technical Achievement Award for the design and development of the RE: Vision Effects family of software … Continue →
Julie Becker, who played at Renaissance in Detroit and then coached Academic Games, received the National Housing Law Project’s Housing Justice Award in October 2006. This award is given nationally … Continue →