Bellamy Fitness Center 50 years later

Marygertrude Bellamy recently visited the Bellamy Fitness Center here for the first time since the fitness center was named after her brother, Lt. Paul Herbert Bellamy, in 1957. Leutenant Bellamy died in England while flying a B-17 mission during World War II. Mrs. Bellamy, 91, taught in Rapid City for eight years of her 16-year career and is the only surviving member of the six-sibling family. (U.S.Air Force photo/ Airman 1st Class Kimberly Moore Limrick)

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Bellamy Fitness Center 50 years later

A clipping from the Rapid City, S.D., Daily Journal, Sunday, April 7, 1957, shows the dedication of the then Bellamy Fieldhouse. Marygertrude Bellamy, sister of Lt. Paul Herbert Bellamy, recently visited the Bellamy Fitness Center for the first time since the 1957 dedication. Mrs. Bellamy, 91, is the only surviving member of the six-sibling family. (courtesy image)

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Bellamy Fitness Center 50 years later

A clipping from the Rapid City, S.D., Daily Journal, Sunday, April 7, 1957, shows the dedication of the then Bellamy Fieldhouse. Marygertrude Bellamy, sister of Lt. Paul Herbert Bellamy, recently visited the Bellamy Fitness Center for the first time since the 1957 dedication. Mrs. Bellamy, 91, is the only surviving member of the six-sibling family. (courtesy image)

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Bellamy Fitness Center 50 years later

Marygertrude Bellamy is greeted by the Bellamy Fitness Center staff. This was her first visit since the fitness center was named after her brother, Lt. Paul Herbert Bellamy, in 1957. Leutenant Bellamy died in England while flying a B-17 mission during World War II. Mrs. Bellamy, 91, taught in Rapid City for eight years of her 16-year career and is the only surviving member of the six-sibling family. (U.S. Air Force photo/Airman 1st Class Kimberly Moore Limrick)

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Bellamy Fitness Center 50 years later

Published April 23, 2007