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Pictured is 43-year Lincoln College instructor and administrator Tom Zurkammer (left) with Lincoln College President Dr. John Hutchinson on Zurkammer's last day at the institution. After an uplifting career at Lincoln College, it was only fitting Tom should be taken from the grounds in the hot-air balloon, Sunglow4, owned by Jim and Nancy Ireland. At the right is the balloon whisking Tom into retirement past the storied Lincoln College University Hall. [Pictures taken by Mike Fak] click on photos for larger images
Read Mike Fak's editorial on the neighborhood newspaper in Perspectives (click here).
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