A legacy of purple pride: Alumni Association staff celebrate Amy Button Renz '76, '86
It's impossible to capture in just a few words the breadth of her service and the
depth of her purple pride. It would take many, many paragraphs to list the names of
all the people whose lives she touched through her years of leadership at K-State.
Her legacy includes the creation of Student Alumni Board and the K-State Student Ambassadors
program; the launch of the official K-State License Plate; and the construction of
the now-iconic K-State Alumni Center building on campus.
While a simple thank you doesn't seem quite enough, Amy, we are incredibly thankful
for you!
We asked several K-State Alumni Association staff members to share their own testimonials
and well wishes for Amy's upcoming retirement, to commemorate her time of service.