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John Hirschauer ‘18
Senior John Hirschauer has two distinct tattoos on his left arm. The top tattoo stands as a memorial for his uncle who passed away in a car accident, and the design is inspired by his tombstone which reads, “beloved son, brother, uncle,” and is accompanied by the Celtic cross. The bottom tattoo reads, “St. Joseph Arimathea,” which is the name of the saint who buried Jesus. Hirschauer had a deep devotion to this saint in high school, and now runs a ministry club on campus that goes by this name. His club is dedicated to performing prayer services for families who have loved ones that passed away and are too poor to afford a funeral.
John Hirschauer ‘18
Senior John Hirschauer has two distinct tattoos on his left arm. The top tattoo stands as a memorial for his uncle who passed away in a car accident, and the design is inspired by his tombstone which reads, “beloved son, brother, uncle,” and is accompanied by the Celtic cross. The bottom tattoo reads, “St. Joseph Arimathea,” which is the name of the saint who buried Jesus. Hirschauer had a deep devotion to this saint in high school, and now runs a ministry club on campus that goes by this name. His club is dedicated to performing prayer services for families who have loved ones that passed away and are too poor to afford a funeral.