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X-WR-CALDESC:For 60 years\, lifelong community supporter Betsy Wood Willey 
 (EGRHS class of ‘64) has been giving back. A former teacher and author\, B
 etsy was a co-founder of the Leadership and Youth Development program at E
 ast Grand Rapids High School. She has served as President of both the Mary
  Free Bed Guild and the EGRHS PTSA\, served on the boards of Universal Hea
 lth Solutions\, Camp Newaygo\, and Arts in Motion\, and for more than 20 y
 ears\, Betsy led students and adults into the wilderness of the Boundary W
 aters of Minnesota. As a lifelong environmentalist\, activist\, and teache
 r\, Betsy educates others on climate change and the degradation of the ear
 th. As a community leader\, Betsy models activism\, wisdom\, caring\, inte
 grity\, and wholeheartedness as she brings out the best in those she mento
 rs.    \n\nBill Spindle (EGRHS class of ‘81) has covered some of the most 
 pressing issues of our time during his more than 30 years as a leading jou
 rnalist. For more than two decades\, he worked for the Wall Street Journal
 \, based in Tokyo\, New York\, Rome\, Dubai\, and New Delhi while reportin
 g from more than 30 countries from Latin America to China. He’s worked for
  Newsday and Bloomberg News\, and his work has appeared in The Atlantic\, 
 Fortune\, and the New York Review of Books. Bill was also part of the lead
 ership team that established The National\, a newspaper in the United Arab
  Emirates. For the last several years\, Bill has written about climate and
  energy\, first for the Council on Foreign Relations\, then at Semafor\, a
 nd now as a senior global correspondent for Cipher by Breakthrough Energy.
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DESCRIPTION:For 60 years\, lifelong community supporter Betsy Wood Willey (
 EGRHS class of ‘64) has been giving back. A former teacher and author\, Be
 tsy was a co-founder of the Leadership and Youth Development program at Ea
 st Grand Rapids High School. She has served as President of both the Mary 
 Free Bed Guild and the EGRHS PTSA\, served on the boards of Universal Heal
 th Solutions\, Camp Newaygo\, and Arts in Motion\, and for more than 20 ye
 ars\, Betsy led students and adults into the wilderness of the Boundary Wa
 ters of Minnesota. As a lifelong environmentalist\, activist\, and teacher
 \, Betsy educates others on climate change and the degradation of the eart
 h. As a community leader\, Betsy models activism\, wisdom\, caring\, integ
 rity\, and wholeheartedness as she brings out the best in those she mentor
 s.    \n\nBill Spindle (EGRHS class of ‘81) has covered some of the most p
 ressing issues of our time during his more than 30 years as a leading jour
 nalist. For more than two decades\, he worked for the Wall Street Journal\
 , based in Tokyo\, New York\, Rome\, Dubai\, and New Delhi while reporting
  from more than 30 countries from Latin America to China. He’s worked for 
 Newsday and Bloomberg News\, and his work has appeared in The Atlantic\, F
 ortune\, and the New York Review of Books. Bill was also part of the leade
 rship team that established The National\, a newspaper in the United Arab 
 Emirates. For the last several years\, Bill has written about climate and 
 energy\, first for the Council on Foreign Relations\, then at Semafor\, an
 d now as a senior global correspondent for Cipher by Breakthrough Energy.
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SUMMARY:Community Service & Distinguished Alumni Awards Dinner
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