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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2015
Page
11
A personal column recounts the author and her dogs roughing through muddy poison ivy and barbed wire on a two acre yard. Snoopy the Schnauzer gets tangled in thorns and wire during a dawn rescue in cold rain, revealing a humorous, self deprecating view of parenting and pet chaos.
More than 180 graduates will receive associate degrees and certificates during two commencement ceremonies at Lee College in the Sports Arena at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. A livestream will be available on the college website. Judge Don Coffey, a Lee College alumnus and long-serving Board of Regents member, will keynote both ceremonies. Coffey has a long Baytown career in law and public service, including presiding judge of Harris County Justice of the Peace Court for Precinct 3 Place 2.
The Lee College Cosmetology Program reports all 11 sophomores in the Class of 2015 passed the state licensure written exam. Instructors Angela Noack and Claudette Fields praised the students for bonding, self motivation, and aiming to complete the practical test together. The next step is the three hour hands on practical exam at the Baytown campus or McNair Center, with discounted salon services available to the public under supervision. For more information contact 281-425-6458 or 281-425-6287.
U S Navy veteran Buck Bedin a 34 year old Highlands resident and trauma survivor recounts his eight years of service in Iraq and Afghanistan. He was struck by a hit and run driver while crossing a Houston street on February 27 2015 and is now recovering. He will attend Harris Health System s annual Trauma Survivors Celebration on May 14 at Ben Taub and Lyndon B Johnson hospitals to honor survivors and care teams during National Trauma Awareness Month.
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