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Class of 1995
Dr. Shedrick McCall class of 96’ is currently writing a book about about his catastrophic injury experience while playing football at Maryville College. Dr. McCall is an Associate Professor of Psychology and Faculty Athletic Rep at Virginia State University and a Forensic Psychologist at Central State Hospital. Dr. Shedrick McCall is married to Dr. Shannon McCall and they have two children Shedrick, III (23) and Madison (6).
Class of 1995
Dr. Shedrick McCall class of 95′ is currently writing a book about about his catastrophic injury experience while playing football at Maryville College. Dr. McCall is an Associate Professor of Psychology and Faculty Athletic Rep at Virginia State University and a Forensic Psychologist at Central State Hospital. Dr. Shedrick McCall is married to Dr. Shannon McCall and they have two children Shedrick, III (23) and Madison (6).
Class of 1995
Richard “Rick” Reagan, age 51, passed away on Monday, September 4, 2023. Rick is preceded in death by grandparents, Elmer and Agnes Reagan of Maryville and Emil and Mary Schuber of Herington, Kansas. He is survived by his father, Charles E. Reagan in Seymour; his mother, Judy Reagan in Norris; his sisters and brothers-in-law, Julie and Jerry Rhyne in Greenback and Janet and David Latham in Maryville; and many extended family and friends. Rick was a 1990 graduate of William Blount High School and a 1995 graduate of Maryville College with a BA in Chemistry. After college he worked for Greenway Chemical and then Rohm and Haas/Dow Chemical. Rick enjoyed watching UT sports, playing cards, softball, basketball, and golf. Rick’s final wishes were to be cremated with no formal services. Instead of flowers, he wanted people to use those funds doing something they enjoy while thinking of him. Rick was one of a kind and will be greatly missed.
