Kent Eyler
Kent Eyler – Principal, Asst. Superintendent, Superintendent – 1967-1985 During 15 years in Shelby, Kent Eyler served as assistant principal […]
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Todd Riehl ’92
From an early age, strengths in math and science and desire for a career helping people were driving factors for
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Laura Kim ’85
Have you ever seen the award-winning documentary film March of the Penguins? Laura Kim ’85 was central to making that happen. While at
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John Gies ’84
Never far from home and not for long. A native Shelbian, John Gies ’84 has dedicated nearly a quarter century to guiding
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Deb Broka d’Aquin ’76
Deb Broka d’Aquin ’76 has built a stellar, 40-year career, becoming a pioneering woman in global business. During her years at
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John Rietveld ’64
Good timing. John Rietveld ’64 launched his career early in the age of computer science, first in the Army and then installing
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James Gamble (1759–1841)
James Gamble (1759–1841): Revolutionary War Veteran and Founder of Gamble’s Mill James Gamble, born in 1759 in Poughkeepsie, New York,
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David Lockard Cockley 1843-1901
Colonel David L. Cockley: A Life of Service, Enterprise, and Legacy Early Life and Family Tragedy David L. Cockley was
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Joseph Seltzer (1850–1929)
Joseph Seltzer (1850–1929) Entrepreneur, Industrialist, Philanthropist, and Pillar of the Shelby Community Joseph Seltzer, affectionately known as “Uncle Joe” to
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Stephen Marvin (1797–1868)
Stephen Marvin (1797–1868) Pioneer Settler, Tanner, Civic Leader, and Early Abolitionist of Shelby, Ohio Stephen Marvin was born in 1797