Tom Bambrey ’68, Judge Ted Todd ’61, Some Old Guy

So right before lunch in Madison Indiana last Friday, Carol, Roselie Bambrey, and Sherry Ross wonder into “The Floating Cow” – a small shop on the main street.  Tom Bambrey ’68 and the Grunge are there in case the credit cards overheat.  (Gary Ross had chosen a high heat, high humidity bike ride.)  The store owner, Marni Todd, see Grunge’s Wabash shirt and the conversation goes from there.

Wabash, are you…what class…my husband…Class of 1961…loved the Big Bash…still talking about it…will call my husband…he LOVES Wabash…

So, a few minutes later Judge Todd walks in and the Wabash stories just rolled on.  Judge Todd loves returning for Moot Court and is always impressed with the level of thought and communication by our guys.

“I am proud of a lot of things about Wabash”, Judge Todd said, “but right at the top is the way we have remained true to the liberal arts and true to providing a great education”.  I wish I would have had a video recorder at that point.

Yes, even the Grunge bought something at “The Floating Cow”!the van looked good parked right out front.

The Wabash Van at The Floating Cow

Top photo by CINC Grunge