In the ceremony today on Huntington College s Alumni Plaza, Jim Hoffman, director of alumni relations, described Nicholson s heroism, his devotion as a father and loving husband, his distinguished career with the Waterloo Regional Police Force, and his service as a role model to youth, colleagues, and friends. Citing the Gospel of John, Hoffman said, Greater love has no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. The ceremony was attended by several hundred Huntington College alumni, as well as Nicholson s family and friends. The larger the endowment, of course, the larger the scholarship. . Once funded, the interest from the endowment will be used to fund the annual scholarship award.
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Gifts and pledges may be mailed to the Alumni Office at the address below. You may also use our convenient online giving form . . In the early evening of August 12, Mark Gage was swimming with friends in the Grandhill River near his home in Cambridge, Ontario. Mark was an excellent swimmer, so at first his friends thought he was just playing a trick on them. But when Mark did not turn up at home, emergency rescue teams were summoned.