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- 2001
- Campus you attended? Southside, 280, or Valleydale
- Both Southside (later part of the eighties & 280
- About me...
- In 2001 my 1st grandchild (Yates) was present when I graduated from SEBC. In 2007, Blaire and Maggie watched as Di Di ( better than grandmother, or granny,etc.) received a master's degree. The Lord has been so faithful and I feel very honor to be a part of the SEBC family. After two mission's trip, working for a time on the 280 campus. I was off to Texas where I met so many wonderful friends and renew some old friendship. I am now back in Birmingham caring for my mother.
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Love ya, Eddie
Blessings,
Eddie
Blessings,
Eddie
Mr. Gates,
My name is Nick Easterling and I was a student at SEBC from 2004-2008. I recieved my associates in 2008. While there I served in different areas such as Chorale, SMF, Chapel Coordinator, & Student Council. I wanted to give you this idea that I actually come up with while at Southeastern. After seeing pictures of the old downtown campus, I really got interested in bringing a historical element back to Southeastern. I thought that since the Gateway served as a symbol for the students going out of the school into the world to minister, it would be a great feature to bring back to Southeastern. One idea that I had to raise money for this project and the school was to sell bricks to make a courtyard similar to what the City of Birmingham did with the vulcan renovation project. Bricks could be purchased in honor, in memory, in dedication, or whatever the need is. This would be a great way that students and alumni could leave their footprints for years to come at SEBC. While I attended, I always liked to hear stories from former students of Southeastern. This project would involve a tremendous amount of planning and dedication but I think that it would be a great addition to Southeastern. I hope that I can be of any assistance that you may need in the future concerning anything with the alumni association.
Thanks,
Nick Easterling
jenn
Sorry,
Eddie
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