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Prof. Don Williams is a retired university professor of biology who has been a career-long educator both at the public secondary school level and in higher education. After graduation from Montrose High School, Montrose, CO in 1966, he attended Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina, KS for his undergraduate degree in biology and education. During his 40+ years in teaching, he successfully earned his masters degree from Western State College, Gunnison, CO in 1978 and his Doctor of Education (Ed. D.) from Ball State University, Muncie, IN in 1998. He taught sciences, drivers' training, and coached at the secondary level at Hanston, KS for three years and Lyons, KS for 15 years from 1970-1988. His higher education experience included both Sterling College, Sterling, KS for 15 years and Park University, Parkville, MO for nine years until he retired in the summer of 2012. He still continues to teach and develop online biology classes for Park University on a part-time, adjunct basis.
Don and his wife, Jan, whom he married in 1968, will celebrate their 45th anniversary in 2013. They now live in Great Bend, KS to be close to their son Ryan Williams and daughter-in-law Sara, and their eight children. They attend Grace Community Church, help in the AWANA program, and are members of a short-term mission team going to Indonesia in April, 2013. Besides their son of Great Bend, they have three daughters, Pamela Williams who lives in Las Vegas, NV, Sarah Williams Loretto living in Pleasant Hill, CA with her husband Michael, and their third daughter, Amy Williams, who lives in Spangdahlem, GE.
The Star of Hope Board and staff welcome extend a warm welcome and heartfelt thanks.
