Dedication of the Pat Manning boat, November 2, 1974.

Dedication of the Lubbers Stadium, Sept., 1979

Program telling story of the Golden Book, where the history of the congregation will be detailed and the ceremony proceedings.

Dedication ceremony for the rowing shell "Pat Manning."

Left to right: Paul Springen (rowing coach), Don Dufek (athletic director), President Lubbers, and Pat Manning. Dedicating new rowing shell in Manning's name. November, 1974.

The Grand Valley State University Meijer Campus in Holland was dedicated in 1998. President Arend Lubbers is shown speaking at the podium during the ceremony.

Dedication of Berlin Wall fragment, L to R: Don Lubbers, Fred Meijer, ?, Political Science faculty William Baum, September 1, 1992.

One leaf of Decretum (cum apparatu Bartholomaei Brixiensis) by Gratianus. Printed in Venice by Baptista de Tortis circa 1485-1486. Illustrated with red and blue rubricated initials. [GW 11369; ISTC ig00375500]

One leaf from Decretum (cum apparatu Bartholomaei Brixiensis) by Gratianus. Printed in Basel by Bernhard Richel on June 10, 1476. Illustrated with red rubricated initials. [GW 11356; ISTC ig00365000]

One leaf from Decretales cum glossa by Pont. Max. Gregorius IX. Printed in Basel by Michael Wenssler on March 15, 1482. Illustrated with red and blue rubricated initials. [ig00454000]

One leaf from Decretales cum glossa by Pont. Max. Gregorius IX. Printed in Basel by Michael Wenssler in 1486. Illustrated with red rubricated initials. [GW 11472; ISTC ig00460000]

One leaf from Decretales cum glossa by Pont. Max. Gregorius IX. Printed in Basel by Michael Wenssler on August 19, 1478. Illustrated with red rubricated initials. [GW 11456; ISTC ig00450000]

Spanish statement of candidacy for alderman of Ward 46, Chicago, Illinois.

Black and white photograph of the deck of a fish tug boat named "Bonnie" in Saugatuck, Michigan in May 1960. Photograph by Douglas R. Gilbert. Scanned from the negative.

One leaf from Decisiones Rotae Romanae, printed in Rome by Georgius Teutonicus and Sixtus Riessinger in 1483. [GW 8205; ISTC id00112000]

DEC, , US destroy escort, September 1, 1953.

Marinus DeBruine, Accounting

Debra Sawinski discusses how she started the first all girls track team at her high school and the struggles that came along with in.

John DeBoer was born in 1924 in Paterson New Jersey and before the war he worked as tool and die apprentice. He enlisted in 1943 and trained in Sampson New York. He was sent to radio school and was assigned to the destroyer USS John D. Edwards as a…

Debbie Piskowski, of Sterling Heights, experiments with clown makeup as an independent study for Theatre Lab 230. Requirements for the class included readings and practical work with a show. Debbie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Piskowski and…

George DeBaar was born in Grand Rapids, MI, and was drafted in January of 1943. He served at Fort Brady at Sault St. Marie, as part of the 131st Infantry (later the 156th). His unit served as guards at the base, and near the Soo Locks and the…

A sermon given by Richard A. Rhem (Dick) on November 3, 2002 entitled "Death - The Last Enemy", as part of the series "Once Upon a Time...", on the occasion of All Saints Day, Pentecost XXIV, at Christ Community Church, Spring Lake, MI. Scripture…

William Deary, born in Pontiac, Michigan in July 31st 1925. He enlisted in the Army Air Force in 1943, and was sent first to Miami Beach for basic training, and then to Laredo, Texas, and Boise, Idaho, for training as a gunner. He was sent to Italy…

Norma Dearfield was born in McKeesport, Pennsylvania in 1928. She talked her parents into giving her a baseball glove for Christmas when she was twelve, and played on local girls' teams while in high school. She saw an ad in the newspaper for tryouts…