• The Duck Pond Wall

  • By: WEHC
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The Duck Pond Wall

By: WEHC
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  • Emory & Henry's duck pond wall has been a gathering place for conversation for years. So it's only fitting that alumni would return to the wall to share stories of success, love, and laughter.
    Copyright 2024 WEHC
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Episodes
  • Duck Pond Wall: Ellie Mosser, E&H Class of 2009

    Duck Pond Wall: Ellie Mosser, E&H Class of 2009
    Oct 29 2024

    120,000 pounds of pet food.

    That's how much Ellie Mosser's company donated the areas recently affected by hurricanes, and she used her connections to Emory & Henry and the SWVA community to offer relief to families in the path of Helene. It's a great story of a company doing good and an E&H alum using her corporate connections to orchestrate good work for hard-hit communities.
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    26 mins
  • Duck Pond Wall: Anne Thomas Abbott, E&H '89

    Duck Pond Wall: Anne Thomas Abbott, E&H '89
    Oct 15 2024

    She's traded 4 walls for no walls! Anne Thomas Abbott has retired from teaching and is now focused on getting kids to visit the Smoky Mountains. It's a fascinating look at her new role and the work of the Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont.
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    29 mins
  • Duck Pond Wall: Bishop Richard Looney, E&H '54

    Duck Pond Wall: Bishop Richard Looney, E&H '54
    Sep 25 2024

    Bishop Richard Looney has spent his entire career in the United Methodist Church. He grew up as a "preacher's kid," studied at E&H, Candler, and even in Edinburgh. And in this interview he shares some surprising and wonderful memories as he gets ready to celebrate his 70th graduation anniversary.
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    24 mins

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