2.11 Jacqueline Bay (Christoff, '17): Lifelong Learner Strengthened by Community During Husband's Stroke Artwork

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2.11 Jacqueline Bay (Christoff, '17): Lifelong Learner Strengthened by Community During Husband's Stroke

December 08, 2020 • Trinity Western University Alumni • Season 2 • Episode 11

Jacqueline Bay (Christoff, '17) is a lifelong learner. She first attended TWU in 1983 but did not finish her BA until 2017. Today, she is enrolled in the Masters of Leadership program.

As a current student, the mother of two TWU graduates, and an Alumni Ambassador for the Langley Chapter, Jacqueline has been heavily involved with the TWU community. Time after time, she has given back to others and served her community with faithful generosity. But when her husband Kevin was hit with two unexpected strokes, everything in their lives changed.

For the first time in her life, Jacqueline was unable to do as much as she had been doing, and it was her turn to receive support and care from others. In this interview, we discuss the difficulty they have faced in this past season and how the community has gathered to support them.