UIW Dedicates Spirit Bell in Honor of Robert C. Crosby
November 1, 2024On Tuesday, Oct. 29, UIW hosted the dedication of the Robert C. Crosby Spirit Bell, named in honor and memory of UIW’s cherished friend who passed on June 6, 2022.
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On Tuesday, Oct. 29, UIW hosted the dedication of the Robert C. Crosby Spirit Bell, named in honor and memory of UIW’s cherished friend who passed on June 6, 2022.
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