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Michael Kumor '73: Keeping Alumni Connected on Facebook

Michael Kumor '73: Keeping Alumni Connected on Facebook
  • Class of 1970-1979
Michael Kumor '73: Keeping Alumni Connected on Facebook
Michael shares about his experience at FWC!

Micheal (Mike) Kumor, a 1973 graduate of FWC, attended Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Michael graduated in 1981.

Michael currently lives in Wichita Falls and is married to his wife, Terry. They have two children, Anna Rose Kumor Gililland and Louis Andrew Kumor (Andy). Michael and Terry also have one grandson, James Riley Kumor (Riley).

Michael attends Faith Village Church of Christ in Wichita Falls.

Michael also is an active advocate for FWC on Facebook and has a passion for connecting our Alumni through the FWC Alumni Group: (Click here to join "FWCALUMS").
 

FWC ALUM Q&A LIGHTNING ROUND:

When you think back on your time at FWC, what did you love most about Fort Worth Christian?
FWC's Christian atmosphere with small class sizes. I loved the Christian education.

Describe one of your favorite teachers:
Coach Robert Finley. Basketball/Cross-Country Coach and Teacher. He taught me much about teamwork and how it affects life in general.

Describe one of your favorite memories at FWC.
I was "Mr. Fort Worth Christian" nominee. Also, I was District Cross-Country champion in its' first year as a sport as well as Conference Cross-Country Champion. I was also MVP in Basketball in 1973.

In what ways did FWC help you grow in your faith or help you establish a solid spiritual foundation?
My baptism during my senior year at College Hill Church of Christ across the street from campus.

What sets FWC apart?
School recognition and everybody knows you.

FWC also empowers students for being leaders. In what way did Fort Worth Christian equip you?
I was elected president of the senior class of 1973 and was looked up to by my peers. Later I was a head coach and a mentor. Later, I was elected Mayor of my city after retirement.

Celebrate your success: list any accomplishment/award or any way you are serving, or any other way you bring honor to God in your life after FWC.
In addition to being Mayor, I was a deacon of the church in Henrietta Texas for a short time before I moved into Wichita Falls.

Do you have any words of advice for a family considering FWC?
Fort Worth Christian is a school that is safe to go to and has the best Christian education in the city. There's more to a school than what's in a textbook. FWC is Christian education for life!

Caleb Davis '13: From Cancer to Making Wishes Come True
  • Class of 2010-2014
Caleb Davis '13: From Cancer to Making Wishes Come True

Caleb Davis, a graduate of the Class of 2013, exemplifies the values and spirit of the school in his life journey. Currently residing in Burleson just south of Fort Worth, Caleb reflects on his time at FWC with fondness, emphasizing the tight-knit community that shaped his character and relationships. His story is not just about personal success but also about giving back and making a meaningful impact on others' lives.

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