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Farragut alumni athletes continue to shine
In both college and the pros, Blue Jackets have impressive careers Read more
Farragut alum donates kidney to save friend’s life
This is the story of how one man selflessly saved the life of another. It happened in June 2019, when Farragut alum Christopher Chadwick ‘88N was an organ donor for Robert Tizon. Here’s the story, in Rob’s own words. Read more
The DeSeta family: A legacy of giving
Father and son, from Farragut North and South, value Farragut’s ongoing impact Read more
Aramco brat and pilot April Allen ’00 joins JetBlue
April Allen, whose parents worked at Aramco ExPat during her high school years, attended Admiral Farragut Academy as a boarding student and graduated with the Class of 2000. Read more
Richard Fisher ‘67N was inducted into Texas Business Hall of Fame
Richard Fisher ’67N was inducted into the Texas Business Hall of Fame on Oct.16, 2019, in front of more than 1,100 of his family, friends, and peers. Richard joined a prestigious list of Texas business leaders inducted into the Hall of Fame, including Ross Perot, T. Boone Pickens, Gary Kelly, and Kendra Scott. Read more
For the Burke family, the Farragut Experience is a family experience.
The Burke Family, from L-R: Cory ‘16, Troy ‘86S, Sabrina ‘21, Lisa, and Dylan ‘18
The Burke Family resides in the Cayman Islands and are very proud of their generational legacy of Farragut graduates.
Fred Nelson ‘59 reflections after returning to Farragut
Fred Nelson ‘59S shared some of his thoughts after he visited Farragut last fall (and he’s returning in October for his 60th reunion). Here are some highlights. Read more
Gary Sands ‘08, James Sands ‘18, and family rebuild their business with high hopes
The Nassau-based Sands family, part of the Farragut family for more than a decade, is in early stages of recovering from a damaging hit on their business. Gary, the general manager for the Bahamian Brewery and Beverage Company (BBB), graduated in 2008; his brother James graduated in 2018 (and attends SUNY Maritime College). The hurricane devastated the brewery but not its spirit, family values, or resilience. Read their story. Read more
Rick Clegg ’75N donates shipping container home to Bahamian family
Rick Clegg, Palm Beach entrepreneur from the class of 1975, is the owner of Jupiter Outdoor Center, which builds alternative housing utilizing shipping containers. Rick has donated one of his recycled homes to a Bahamian family of seven that survived Hurricane Dorian but lost their entire home. Rick’s donation of the container home will give this family a place to stay and help them as they embark on a new start. View the article source. Read more
