2008 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE

JOHN LANGHORNE

GOLF, 1971-82

John Langhorne played on one of Miami University Middletown’s first golf teams in 1971. He was team leader in scoring average and remained an outstanding golfer on MUM teams during the 1970s and the early ‘80s. Between 1972 and ’74, John left school to serve in the military. Returning to the Middletown campus in 1975, he led the team in scoring average and won the OSU Lima Hawthorne Hills Invitational.

Raising a family and working full-time again took John away from college for several more years. Returning to Miami a second time in the spring of 1981, John helped the golf team
to win the MUM Invitational and finish second in the OSU Lima Invitational. His hard work
and dedication to both academics and the game allowed John to complete his degree in Marketing and lead the golf team to their first ever ORCC Championship in the spring of 1982.

In 1997 John co-founded and remains an active CEO of Allied Reliability, Inc. Under John’s leadership, Allied has quickly grown to become the largest engineering, consulting and service firm focusing on preventive and predictive maintenance. Today, Allied serves over 200 manufacturing plants and facilities in North America, Latin America and Europe.

John resides in Bluffton, SC with his wife Sherry and is the proud father of Jason, Christopher, Matthew and Adam and grandfather of Ella and Ty.