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The purpose of this Web Site is to promote brotherhood, friendship, interaction, and involvement on the part of all alumni by providing opportunity to continue to socialize, and network and support their chapter

Appraisal Works is a full service real estate appraisal and real estate consulting firm specializing in complex and rural real estate appraisals in southern Ohio.  We provide accurate, reliable commercial real estate appraisals, residential real estate appraisals, insurance evaluations and appraisals, appraisals for litigation, and thorough research for specialized consulting assignments. 

Appraisal Works is owned by Doug Walker.  Doug is a State Certified General Appraiser and has a bachelor's degree in Finance and Economics from Wilmington College of Ohio. He has also completed specialized appraisal classes covering many aspects of appraisal, consulting, report writing, expert witness testimony, and evaluating particular property types. Doug has been a real estate appraiser full time since 1993 and has owned Appraisal Works since 2001.  To verify  Douglas E. Walker's certification as an Ohio Certified General Real Estate Appraiser, visit the website of the Appraisal Subcommittee of the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council at www.asc.gov

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The Oberon Theatre Ensemble is an active player in New York’s independent theatre community. Now in our 11th season, we combine classic, contemporary, and new works in repertory. We believe in the joy of a well told story, the connection offered by a supportive community, and the magic of the theatre. More

 

Brad Fryman - Artistic Director

frymanb.jpgBrad Fryman is one of the founders of The Oberon Theatre Ensemble and its current Artistic Director. As such he has helped produce fifty full-length plays, over 55 staged readings and Extras, and a plethora of fundraisers and special events. Last year's Merry Wives of Windsor was directed by Brad. Oberon appearances include the Bard's Taming of the Shrew (Petruchio), King Lear (Edmund), A Midsummer Nights Dream (Demetrius), Winters Tale (Autolycus), Twelfth Night, Measure for Measure and The Tempest. Other Oberon classics include Three Sisters (Vershinin) and Ghosts (Jacob Engstrand). Contemporary performances include The Physicists (Mobius), Moonchildren (Uncle Murray) OOBR Best Play, and an adaptation of The Miser (Jacques). Oberon premieres include Pieces of Seven and Finding Louise. Regional credits include Sweet Bird of Youth (Dan Hatcher) at the NJSF, Twelfth Night (Malvolio) Second Company, and The Mousetrap (Paraviccini u/s) at Peterborough Players. Born Yesterday (Ed Devery) at The North Canton Players- winner Best Supporting Actor. Charlie Baker in The Foreigner, Bottom in A Midsummer Nights Dream, Juror #3 in Twelve Angry Men and Tom Wingfield in the The Glass Menagerie are other regional favorites. Film credits include The Followers, Restaurant, and the lead Joe Campbell in the feature film Snakes and Arrows. Brad has his Master of Fine Arts in Acting from The Ohio State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and Psychology from Wilmington College

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Alumni Directory

Alumni Directory

Use this page to look up directory information for alumni of Wilmington College.
Select the desired search option (i.e., name, maiden name, or class year). Enter the appropriate search criteria and then click the "Lookup" button. If you are doing a name search, type the person's first, last or maiden name followed by an asterisk(*) and then click the "Lookup" button. If you have difficulty locating someone, be sure to try common variations of the name (e.g., Jim* along with James*; Smith* along with Smyth*).