Lora Lee (Tulowitzky) Kerry - 2003 Athlete
Lora (Tulowitzky) Kerry ran track for four years and cross country for three at Anderson University from 1988-91.
Kerry was a four-time team MVP in track, a two-time All-Conference selection in both track and cross country and an All-American in 1991 in both sports. She was also a team captain for one year in both sports. Kerry was also an Academic All-American and a Hoosier Conference for Women Scholar Athlete.
The Alexandria native set school records in the 400 meters, 800 meters, heptathlon and 1,600 relay while at AU. She was also named the Outstanding Senior Female Athlete in 1991.
On campus, she was in Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Chi, Sigma Zeta, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Recyclers-bicycling and played intramural basketball.
After college, Kerry was a massage therapist at ENT Allergy for seven years before returning home to be a mother to her husband Roger and her sons Brennen, Joshua and daughter Sierra.
Anderson University is proud to name Lora Lee (Tulowitzky) Kerry to its Athletic Hall of Fame.
