What was your nickname growing up and why were you given that nickname?
“My nickname was ‘Fay Wray’ in junior high and high school. My maiden name was Faye Rehmeier (pronounced Ray-Meyer), so to shorten it, friends, some teachers, and my church pastor called me by this nickname. So many times, people would come up to me and say, ‘Hey Fay Wray, where is King Kong?’ LOL!”
“Growing up, my nickname was ‘Bon-Bon.’ Only my father would call me that! I cringed as a preteen and was embarrassed to be called that in front of my friends. Now that my father has been gone for 15 years, I would love to hear that name again said by him!” Bonnie Fecowicz Vice President Nightingale Solutions “Tricky Ricky. I was given that name because I played point guard on my high school basketball team and used to be quite fast and a very good passer. Of course, then electricity was invented, and people could see for themselves that I was just ‘Ricky.’ :)” Rick Bentz Director Marketing
“My nickname is Henar (pronounced a-nar). When I took Spanish in school, my teacher gave all her students ‘Spanish’ names. She tried her best to do literal translations when she could. My name doesn't translate directly, so she decided to name me after her college Spanish professor from South America. The name stuck and my dad, friends, and old team- mates (I played softball for many years) still call me Henar to this day!” Erin Hungerman
Faye Fairchild Senior Coach NCLEX Success
"My nickname is ‘Turtle.’ My PawPaw nicknamed me that when I was a baby because I had a long neck like a turtle. Needless to say, I have turtles everywhere. I recently lost my PawPaw so that name means more to me now than it ever did before.” Shelly Bishop Processor II Admissions Processing
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