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See More Baylor Family StoriesA decision to leave Rome for Baylor changed the course of Dr. Marco Chalaby's life—and ultimately led to an act of extraordinary sacrifice and compassion.
What started as a pandemic hobby turned into a thriving business for Alyssa Paschke (BA '23). See how this Baylor alum turned creativity, lessons learned at Baylor, and entrepreneurial grit into a growing boutique in Austin.
For Jerusha Hull (BA ’08), Baylor wasn’t just where she studied — it’s where her calling took root and friendships became family.
Charles (BS ’70) and Linda (BS ’70) Massler’s chance meeting as Baylor freshmen in 1966 blossomed into a lifelong partnership marked by love, service, and shared purpose on campus. Over more than 56 years, their journey shaped by faith, tradition, and dedication has inspired a life built together with heart and meaning.
From the Baylor University Golden Wave Band to the world’s most extreme racecourses, Dr. Ashleigh Tran (BA ’15) continues to push the limits of what’s possible.
At Baylor, Pedro Aulestia (BBA ’09) discovered a faith-centered foundation that carried him through challenges and onto the global stage. Today, that calling is shaping international relationships and earning the highest national honor from Ecuador.
For Suzy Thompson Mighell (BA ’87), Baylor was more than a campus — it was home, shaping her faith, leadership, and lifelong commitment to giving back to the Baylor Family she loves.
Ed Kinkeade (BA ’74, JD ’74) earned both his degrees at Baylor in just five years, but the faith, friendships, and sense of service he gained have lasted a lifetime. From becoming the youngest judge in Texas to mentoring future Baylor lawyers, his story is one of purpose rooted deeply in Baylor.