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Bruce T. Williams ’84
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Bruce T. Williams ’84
Greetings from the south shore of Lake Michigan. My wife Erin and I have been blessed with a great life, shuffling between a house in Colorado when our careers allow and our more full-time house here in the dunes region of Northwest Indiana. We have two kids, Zacharias (12) and Lydia (7). Erin sells medical lab instrumentation and assays (or so she says… that science stuff is beyond me) and I am entering my 16th year as a public high school English teacher—starting in Memphis (and as a head lacrosse coach, no less), moving on to Denver and now back in the Midwest since 2015. We have been fortunate to get through
the pandemic relatively unscathed and to continue to live life to the fullest extent possible. This is a family shot from a little getaway in June 2020. Wishing all peace and prosperity!