FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MARQUETTE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL HOSTS MICKEY WESTON DURING LUNCH LECTURE

Michigan City, Indiana - November 17, 2010 - Marquette Catholic High School Principal James G. White announces today that Mr. Mickey Weston, the Midwest / International Director for Unlimited Potential, Inc spoke to Marquette students during the school's Lunch Lecture Series.

Mr. Mickey Weston joined the ministry of Unlimited Potential, Inc - "Serving Christ through

Mr. Joe DeFrier & Mr. Mickey Weston with Principal Jim White

Baseball" -  in 1996 after playing 15 years of professional baseball. He had the privilege of playing parts of five years in the majors with the Baltimore Orioles, Toronto Blue Jays, Philadelphia Phillies, and the New York Mets from '89-'93. He joined UPI part-time in the fall of '96 and coached the next 3 years in the New York Mets' minor league system. Mickey came on staff full-time in the fall of '99 as the Associate International Director and in 2003 assumed the role as International Director.

Mickey ministered with UPI while he was a player taking his first trip overseas to South Korea in 1986. Since 1986, Mickey has worked in close to 40 different countries around the world. With a passion for different cultures and peoples, Mickey utilizes the international trips for discipleship with current and former players to give them a greater worldview for Jesus. UPI works with missionaries and national churches to proclaim Jesus through the game of baseball.

Mickey and his wife, Lisa, have 4 children - Erica, Kayla, Drew, and Marissa - all of whom have been home schooled up until high school. The Westons live in Valparaiso, Indiana.  Mickey is the chaplain for the Chicago White Sox.

Mr. White states, "At Marquette Catholic High School we put great focus and emphasis on living our faith in our daily lives.  It is our responsibility to introduce our students to individuals, such as Mr. Weston, so that they see the importance of making good decisions, surrounding ourselves with people who help us want to be a better person, tolerance and acceptance.  At Marquette, we challenge our students, academically, spiritually and socially and that does not only happen in the classroom."

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