Midland University is proud to announce the addition of Casey Upton, ’26, as its new Annual Giving Officer.
Upton graduated from Midland this past May with a degree in Financial Services...
Edie Ronhovde recently retired after teaching for 25 years in the Fremont Public Schools system. But she and her husband, Mike, take their therapy dogs to see Nye Legacy residents. Mike takes his dog, Zoey, to Fremont High School, where he teaches math.
Ronhovde’s trek into therapy and service dog training began in 2016, when her friend, Anne Echtinaw, who teaches special education at Fremont Middle School, was bringing her golden doodle, Winston, to class. Echtinaw told Ronhovde about Domesti-PUPS and said she’d gotten Winston certified.
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