Lewis & Clark Legacy Families
Each year, the College hosts a reception in honor of graduating seniors and their families who share a legacy connection to Lewis & Clark. Here are a few of this year’s attendees. Below, left (from lower left): Aly Monroe, Sherri Monroe, Michael A. Monroe ’85, Michael E. Monroe ’04. Below, right: Len Durham, Cindy Durham, Drake Durham ’04, and Kay Durham ’72, JD ’75.
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