North Central University - Archive Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Tom Norris eCBig T99 People grow and mature in many ways. Last year everyone who attended NC, particularly those who lived in the Menis Dorm, were deeply moved by the death of Tom Norris. Big T, as Tom was affectionately known, died suddenly of a heart attack on October 7, 1982. We know, as Tom did, that the moment his heart ceased to beat, his soul and spirit were alive in the presence of Jesus, whom Tom loved and served. itHaving worked with Tom Norris for a little over a year, I was always impressed with his faithfulness, sincerity and servants heart. Tom was a quiet individual and yet his presence was always sensed. tiI never found a chore that he was not willing to perform. We will greatly miss Tom Norris and the contribution he made both to the college and the Athletic Department. We have the confidence that God has called him home. Doug Lowenberg, Dean of Student Life Classmate Sportsman Friend S ervant Growth 15

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aledl God: teacher,preacher, husband. The 1983 Archive is dedicated to a faculty member until we all reaCh unity in the whose life exemplifies a mature Christian witness. Rever- faity and in the knowledge of end Ian Hall is perceived by students as a man whose - ministry is dedicated to the growth of Christianity and to the S011 0f ,GPd and become ma , the training of Gods people in accordance with Ephesians ture, attaining t0 the Whole 4:11-13: measure of the fullness of It was he who gave some to be ChrlSt' apostles, some to be prophets, Students have learned from Brother Hall thatamature b l. d Christian is a person who has integrated Godis teaching some to e evange lStS, an into every aspect of his or her life. He has impressed upon some to be pastors and teach- his hearers that it is impossible to separate family respon- 9 sibilities, ministerial obligations, and spiritual commit- ers, to prepare 90d S people for ments. He clearly articulates this conviction: works of servwe, so that the body of Christ may be built .1113 Everything must be number ., d u h . 1 H 11 f 11 one! I am equally called of God T p Left: Reveren Ian Ha , is 4 T p Right: an a o owing wige of nineteen years, Sheila, and hi: presentation to the Queen to be a PreaCher, hquand'fa' their son Jonathan who is seven. Mother in 1972. ther, and to be a saint. Those 16 Dedication three aspects are parallel and