Finance and Business Management double major.
Work Information:
I’m the owner of Lantzky Farms and I also work as an Agricultural Insurance Consultant at First Insurance Services.
Family Information:
My wife Leasa ('94), and I have two kids: Trey and Natalie.
What do you enjoy doing?
The thing that I enjoy the most is simply taking time out to be with my family.
What do you think makes Wartburg stand out from other schools?
I believe that Wartburg provides amazingly well rounded individuals that have a tremendous work ethic.
What is currently your favorite thing about Wartburg?
Wartburg students have such an amazing involvement with the Waverly community.
What does "Being Orange" mean to you?
"Being Orange” is a special feeling that is shared by alumni of all ages. It is a feeling that you are a part of an extended family that will help in what ever way possible in order for you to achieve your goals.
I'm Terry Klein, class of ‘97, and I live in Spooner, Wisconsin, a small town in the northwest corner of the state. I am writing this post because recently I traveled to Guatemala on a mission trip. It was an amazing trip in which a group of 7 people from my church built a home for a family in need, experienced a culture far different from ours, had a great time playing with kids and made many new friends. You may be wondering what this has to do with Wartburg alumni. Well, an amazing “it’s a small world” experience occurred during the trip. One day as we were traveling to our worksite one of my teammates asked me where I went to college. My reply, of course, was, "Wartburg," and his reply was, “that’s where I went!” The fellow alum is Bob Nelson, class of ‘65. We had actually attended the same church for several years but first made the Wartburg connection while traveling in a van, on a bumpy mountain side road, in the middle of Central America. We shared stories such as the cost of tuition, living in Clinton, discovering we had both taken classes from the same professor (Mel Kramer), and Bob explaining Roy’s Place egg and cheese sandwiches. The connection with Wartburg does not end there. More importantly were the opportunities we had during our trip to share our faith and serve others. Opportunities we value, in part, because they were nurtured in us during our time at Wartburg.
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