They share strong faith and spirituality and have demonstrated a commitment to Lutheran education that will transcend generations. Students have a particular place in the hearts of the Segerhammars because students are learning to make life's most important choices. By example, the Segerhammars teach that a life of service to God and community is a rewarding one. It's important for young people to have Christ in their lives.
Spirituality makes life more fascinating and worthwhile.
Both graduates of Lutheran colleges, the Segerhammars have been strong supporters of CLU since its founding. The Rev. Segerhammar served as interim president of CLU in 1980-81, and is an honorary member of the University's Convocation and Board of Regents. In 1978, the couple was honored with the University's Distinguished Service Award for their years of commitment to advance CLU and its mission. Most recently, they received the Christus Award from the 100-member Convocation. During his career, the Rev. Segerhammar served as bishop of the Luthern Church of America, Pacific Southwest Synod, and as a parish pastor in Iowa, Colorado and California.