The Commons Spring 2018: Graduation Edition | Page 10

2018 GRADUATES
GABE GOLLEHON
FAVORITE NSA MEMORY: I enjoyed the work and results of all the
choir concerts, but I particularly enjoyed performing Britten’s St. Nicolas
PLANS AFTER GRADUATION: Teaching music
and finishing the music certificate program
MOST IMPORTANT TAKEAWAY: NSA has given me the tools to think
and communicate more effectively and has cultivated a desire to learn more.
NATHAN HANSEN
FAVORITE NSA MEMORY: Climbing Moscow Mountain
in the dark of the morning to sing Psalms on a Sunday.
PLANS AFTER GRADUATION: Get married, move to Fort
Worth, live a long and faithful life, and then die, I suppose.
MOST IMPORTANT TAKEAWAY: People are shattered by
sinning; gold never gleams in the dark; the glass never cracked
for reflecting, nor an archer by missing the mark.
VERONICA HARRIS
FAVORITE NSA MEMORY: Singing Psalms with classmates.
PLANS AFTER GRADUATION: Raise a family
with my husband, and keep writing.
MOST IMPORTANT TAKEAWAY: God really does apply to all of life.
TYLER HATCHER
FAVORITE NSA MEMORY: Stokes: “You’re already dead.”
PLANS AFTER GRADUATION: Continue to work as
associate pastor at Trinity Church, Kirkland, WA.
MOST IMPORTANT TAKEAWAY: All of Christ for all of life for all the world.
RUSSELL HATCHER
10 THE COMMONS
FAVORITE NSA MEMORY: Spotswood bashes
PLANS AFTER GRADUATION: Working in communications
at Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories
MOST IMPORTANT TAKEAWAY: People are worth more than your time.