The Beacon Brief - Spring 2021

PRESIDENT’S LETTER This Beacon Brief is a celebration of God’s provision during a challenging year. Bushnell presses forward through the hard work of responsible students, devoted faculty, skilled staff, and a host of generous alumni and friends. I am thankful for each member of the Bushnell community as they have kept focused on a faithful mission in gratitude to a faithful Lord.

We have remained open and in-person this entire school year. Our on-campus community has pledged to keep each other healthy and safe, making the Covid-19 cases few. While our student athletes and musicians have been restricted by protocols we’re now able to hold more in-person events so their gifts can be on display. And, through it all, chapel has been meaningful and service opportunities creative and timely.

Financially, our losses in revenue due to the pandemic have been largely offset by the giving of alumni and friends, the shrewd creativity of our staff, and some helpful government relief. We received a number of estate gifts that remind us that our devoted friends had the University in mind long before the virus hit. Please know that your giving, whether to the Beacon Fund, special projects, or to the endowment is important and dearly appreciated.

We are looking forward to in-person commencement ceremonies on May 8th – one for undergraduate and one for online and graduate students. We will host the annual Evening of Tribute on May 6th, honoring exemplary citizens and inviting more partnerships. In the next Beacon magazine, we will introduce a renewed vision for our future that is hopeful, aggressive, and we believe faithful to a growing future.

For now, let me say thank you for remembering Bushnell in your prayers and financial giving. You make the Bushnell experience accessible to our dedicated students as we strive forward in our mission of wisdom, faith and service.

Blessings,

Joseph Womack ’89, Ed.D., President

IN THIS BRIEF President Joseph Womack ’89, Ed.D. Vice Presidents Gene De Young, MBA Michael Fuller, M.A. Dennis Lindsay, Dr.Theol.

Keith Potter ’84, D.D. (hon) ’11 Editor Corynn Gilbert, M.Ed. Contributors Corynn Gilbert, M.Ed. Cami Ogden, M.A. Joseph Womack ’89, Ed.D. Keith Potter ’84, D.D. (hon) ’11 Lars Coburn ’14, M.A. Cover Photo Jeremiah Leslie

Spring 2021

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President's Letter

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Covid Campaign Impact Stories

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Heroes of Covid: Why I Give

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Joseph Womack '89, Ed.D. Cami Ogden, M.A.

Erin Patterson '19, Jessica Garner '19, and Pat and Dick Turanski

2020 Honor Roll of Donors ALSO IN THIS REPORT

Evening of Tribute – Back Cover End of Fiscal Year Giving – Insert

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HEROES OF COVID

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The Impact of Your Gifts to Bushnell University in 2020

n September 7th, 2020, Kathryn Carson was sleeping peacefully until she heard thunder. It sounded close and unnatural. The light was strange and the wind was fierce.

From her back porch she looked outside and saw a wall of fire. It was not thunder that woke her. It was the explosion of fire igniting. The Holiday Farm Fire began on the property next to Kathryn’s rental home in Blue River. Kathryn, a student at Bushnell and a nurse at Riverbend, grabbed her textbooks, scrubs, and little else before fleeing.

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avanna Bateman, a newlywed and education major at Bushnell University, had spent the last year commuting between Eugene and her husband’s family ranch in Southern Oregon. After a long Labor Day weekend, Savanna decided to stay the week on the ranch as the pandemic had forced her classes and student teaching online. Like Katelyn, Savanna’s encounter with not just one but two fires began with the sound of thunder. This time, it was the explosion from the Almeda Drive Fire.

“It is a really emotional thing… but even during all the loss, God has blessed our family.”

Though the family could not see it, they could hear it and believe that sparks raining from this fire began the first blaze in their hay field. Savanna’s family was trapped in Eagle Point while she and her in-laws evacuated the ranch with little besides each other and the dogs. The ranch, as well as Savanna’s parents, escaped, but the

The fire was only 300 yards away when she left. Like other evacuees, Kathryn spent the next three weeks living in a hotel. In the wake of family loss, this was a compound tragedy.

“It was scary. I am so appreciative of the support from Bushnell. During a trauma, you need family. we have good friends, but needed family..."

Kathryn’s Beacon family immediately stepped in. Only a few days after the fire, Kathryn’s admissions counselor, Carrie Gillies, came to her hotel bearing a gift basket of essential supplies, prayer, and a check enabled by the generous donors to the emergency

South Obenchain Fire had begun burning. A call from her husband led to another emergency evacuation, and this time the fire took everything. “It is a really emotional thing… but even during all the loss, God has blessed our family.”

Savanna’s steadfast faith is a beacon of hope in the most dire of circumstances. “We never thought this could happen to us. But God has provided for us and blessed more than we could have imagined.” A family friend and police officer was able to show the family the scene before they would return weeks later. This helped soften the blow, but it

Beacon Relief Fund. “It was awesome and uplifting to know such kind people came out to help.” The funds Kathryn received went immediately to use for food, clothes, and everyday essentials.

Only two weeks into her new nursing position on the mother-baby unit at Riverbend, Kathryn was able to take a few weeks off to recover and relocate to Eugene. Kathryn is “forever grateful for the emotional support” as well, and while the experience has left a “scar on the heart” she is moving forward, settling into her new home, and will complete her Bachelor of Science in Nursing very soon.

didn’t change the reality of her in-laws and her husband losing everything. “Most of my things were still in Eugene, but my husband lost everything. The Beacon Relief Fund helped us buy clothes, shoes, a bed, and things you need to go through the day. It even helped us go to dinner to try to take our minds off it all.” Savanna and her husband, along with her in-laws, are living on the property in trailers. “Life is coming back, the grass is growing, and spring is helping.” It is this spirit of hope that will allow Savanna to shine as she completes her degree at Bushnell University and steps into the classroom, hopefully in her hometown of Eagle Point, as a high school teacher.

It is this spirit of hope, exemplified in Savanna and other Beacons, that your gifts sustain.

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STORIES STUDENT PROFILES

WHY I GIVE

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rowing up, my family always depended on help from my grandparents or places like the food bank to make ends meet. Raising my children as a single mother, I too had to depend on family, cash assistance, food stamps, and other organizations that assist families in poverty. There have been times that my children and I have gone without dinner because I did not have any money to buy food. As I have gotten older, found better jobs, and furthered my education, I have always wished for a way that I could give somehow: donate to the food bank, or the church, or to someone else in need. But in my mind, I felt that I could not because I did not have enough money.

Earning a bachelor’s degree was never something I thought I could do and there were many occasions during my time as a student that I was convinced I would never be able to finish. My advisor, Bethany Dilla, was a big part of my motivation to keep going. She would contact me regularly to check in on my classes and home life, send me greeting cards, and encourage me by reminding me how many weeks were left until I crossed the finish line.

It was a one-credit Bible class at Bushnell that truly changed my life. During that course, my faith grew immensely, and I rededicated my life to Christ. A few months after graduation, I felt strongly that I should give back to Bushnell for how my life changed by attending a Christian college. After my first donation, I realized it could be part of my tithe – to give money to God on purpose. Every time I make my planned donation to my alma mater, I think, “Maybe I am helping someone else to afford an education at a Christian college, and maybe their faith, and their life, will be changed just like mine.”

Erin Patterson '19, Business

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iving during COVID, for us, wasn’t much different than any other giving. We believe our circumstances, difficult or otherwise, should not define our faithfulness. Christ gave at the moment of His greatest need – to those on the cross beside him. Giving is based on seeing the need in front of us and listening to our hearts. We participate in the mission of Bushnell because the are a faithful steward to each individual associated with the University. Bushnell cares for and listens to students, donors, staff, and faculty with integrity and courage. They have responded to this challenging year by taking care of one another and by their steadfast commitment to preparing students to serve the world in all the different ways God calls them.

As a Trustee, I (Pat) have had the opportunity to watch Bushnell University from the inside-out and I believe with my whole heart that God is honored there. I know that my financial gifts to the school, however small or large, help to both sustain the ongoing operation as well as meet tangible, timely needs of the students who are served so faithfully.

Trustee Pat and husband Dick Turanski, GloryBee Foods

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ushnell University made a significant impact on my life. Not only did I receive a great education, but I was provided with amazing mentors, established professional connections that led to my first job, and will never forget the life-long friendships formed. Even as an accounting major, I was taught to see my profession through a lens of faith and learned to integrate it into my practice. I began making monthly gifts as a Torchbearer to Bushnell soon after I graduated just two years ago. I know how hard it can be to make ends meet during college, so I want to give back and help other students achieve their goal of a Bushnell education. I am only giving a small amount now, but I look forward to being able to give more in the future. I've learned that giving is a matter of habit – you can start small and still make a real impact on the lives of current students right now. There are always excuses to not give, but it's about priorities for me. My Bushnell experience will benefit me the rest of my life, so it's a huge priority for me to give back so others can have the same opportunity.

Jessica Garner '19, Accounting

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HONOR ROLL

THE 2020 HONOR ROLL

Every season has its demands, but 2020 has been in a category all on its own.

How thankful we are for everyone who stood with us in prayer and generosity.

We are truly GRATEFUL FOR FAITHFULNESS. LEGACY LEVEL - $250,000 + Jim and Carol Cure Jim and Donna Pomajevich * VISIONARY LEVEL - $50,000 + Linda McKay Korth George and Peggy Gittins Carrol Lee Lawhorn Frank and Linda Morse * CHAMPION LEVEL - $20,000 + Jeff and Pam Elling Bob and Marilyn Hutchins * Don Kimball Bruce and Carol Shelby Pat and Dick Turanski

Randy Ellis Michael and Erin Fuller Dick and Sandee Gerber Melaney and Doug Grenz Charlie Kizer Steve and Sally Lee Mick and Cheryl McGraw Ronald and Kay Naff * Jim and Jodi Newport Isaac O'Casey and Emily Schumacher Michael and Emily O'Casey Julie and Scott Panter Keith and Sue Potter Arlen and Kim Rexius Cherie and Neil Reynolds * Song and Sue Rhee Donald and Dena Ringen Mat and Sherri Sand Daniel and Dana Smith Gary and Robbie Smith * Todd Swanson Richard and Sherry Vejnoska Virginia Wright

Dave and Janice Lim Dennis and Karen Lindsay Juanita and Michael Metzler James and Janet Miller Sam and Faye Miller Joan and Randy Mogen Amy and Gary Newport Mike and Vicki Perkins Mike and Patty Petersen Gary and Melissa Railsback * Michael and Wendy Raz * David and Gayle Reed John and Diana Richardson Cary and Erin Richardson George and Carol Roper * Joan and Larry Snow Sylvia D. Stock Ted Stock Rodger and Lisa Terrall Ron and Gloria Tyree Greg Ilg and Marcia Whisler-Ilg Tom and Judy Woodruff Jill Workman Anderson and Dan Anderson Wendy and Greg Yamada

PARTNER LEVEL - $10,000 + Starly Hodges Rick and Lisa Hutchins Carl and Arlene Ihle * Gary and Rochelle Jurden * Greg and Sharree Strausbaugh * Clayton and Debby Walker Pat and Beth Walsh FRIEND LEVEL - $1,000 + GOLD LEVEL - $500 + Gingie Anderson John and Willa Alvord ASSOCIATE LEVEL - $5,000 + Bridget Baker-Kincaid and Gail and Carol Bash Bob and Gwen Bray Keith Kincaid Greg and Carolyn Brock Gene and Karen De Young Brittany and Kevin Beick Lars and Janel Coburn Derek Dean Dave Bornstein Verla Covey * Mike Delaplain Clare and Twila Buhler Susan Soon-Keum Cox and LeRoy Lane Brandt Bunting Gregory Fitz-Gerald Roger and Joyce Langeliers Gary and Vicki Chambers Duane and Susan Cox * LeRoy and Joy Lawson Bob and Karon Chapman * Michelle and Bob Cross Carol O'Casey Marshall and Josie Combs Thomas and Kathy John and Sandy Park Edwin Danielson Ditommaso-Owen Erin Patterson Roger Davidson * Doug and Kathy Dornhecker Lisa and Phil Speers Troy and Dawn Dean Diane Dusault Russ and Donna Taylor Mike and Trisha Dryden Dorene Rae Edwards Linda Wells Jerry and Valerie Eggleston Ron and Suzanne Ellis Kim and Dale Williams Doug and Ruth Freeman Princess and Titus Fox Joe and Kristy Womack * Bruce and Teresa Hanna Esther Freeman and Jim and Sharron Kay Nancy Haverstock Keith Woodcock Womack * Allene Hays * Jessica Garner Dan and Joy Hill Dick and Mary Goff STEWARD LEVEL - $2,000 + Jake Hoffman GK Griffith Jennifer and Aaron Box Matt and Amy Hogan Dick and Frances Hansen Larry and Paula Coburn Jim and Linda Huckaba * Eugene Hill Alyssa and Nick Cross Donald and Kathleen Jones * Donald and Marlena Howard Martha Dawson and Marie Jones Sharon Hudson Ronald Corbell Pete and Megan Knight-Sheen Agam and Oge Iheanyi-Igwe Idong and Jennifer Ekwere George and Frances Knox *

Amie and Dean Jacot Michael and Annie Johnson Gilbert and Nancy Knox Burnell and Emily Krager Jeannie Lee Jack and Kelly Loomis Ellis and Gloria Martin Bill and Kristy McIntyre Jeff and Mary Miller * Scott and Betty Mitchell Ike and Jodie Olsson Jean Pentony Rich and Velma Perry * Gordon and Znette Read * Mike and Sharon Rimmer George Russell and Jane Burgess Judith and Sheldon Shaw * Dawn Slifka Wesley and Clarice Stauffer Joel Triolo Linda Veltri Sid and Mary Voorhees David and Alice Walsh Patrick G. Walsh Jim and June Warnock BLUE LEVEL - $250+ Ed and Sheryl Alexander Eddie and Wendy Alexander Robert and Sara Amstutz Isaiah Bower Sherry Brazda Oskar and Ruth Anne Bucher Adrian and Evelyn Burd Richard and Khanni Caoile Jenee and Abraham Cazares-Cervantes Jeffrey and Nadean Charonnat David and Betty Corder Richard Daniel Peter and Monica DeLuca Charles and Wilma Emerson Corynn and Saxon Gilbert Candi and Jamie Glazebrook William Grimes Jocelyn and David Hubbs John and Lani Iglesias Heather and Tim Ivey Gary and Kathy Ivey Irvin Johnson Daniel Jones Elva Kilbourne Bushnell University 4

HONOR ROLL Matthew and Casey Kuhns Barry and Michelle Lind Pat and Judy McMahon Dave and Linda Moffitt Kathy and Charles O'Briant Camille and Ian Ogden Judy and Randy O'Neil Ronald Palmer J.P. and Pamela Powell Hector Rivera-Rivera Nani and Gregory Skaggs Timothy and Tricia Stewart Georgia and Gerald Strickfaden Kay Strobeck John Sugar Betty Sullivan Trent and Anna Thacker Steve Torrence * Judy and John Van Scholten Dorothy Warner Harold Keith Watkins Randall and Teena Waylett Pete and Carol Webster Janet and Richard Welch Donna Wood * BEACON LEVEL - $100 + Virgil and Ilsa Adams Miles Adkisson Alex and Rhonda Allen Michael Amstutz Marjorie Arp Charles and Burnell Babcock Scott and Leann Bailor Kenneth and Sharon Ball Mindi and Jason Barta Martin and Sandra Best James Bliss Mick and Kelly Bollenbaugh Delta Bootsma Tiffany Boss Berlena Brock Jeanne Buhler * Don and Jan Carlson Dominic and Marilyn Carradero Frank and Valerie Castle * Kristin Clawson Don and Carol Cole * Winstead Coleman Dick and Santine De Roover Karen and David DeBow * Pete and Connie Diffenderfer Fred and Pat Dorisse Gareth and Lynette Duggan Shelley Duroe James and Kathryn Dyson Falyn Edwards James and Vickie Edwards Ronald Eldridge Fred Erickson Damon and Shannon Ernst Doug and Beverly Farris

Kimberly Silbernagel Daloris and David Flaming Joseph Silence Rhea and Don Forum Dale and Joan Skinner Adam and Kim Galgano John and Geraldine Smith Sarah Gerlach Betty Jean Smith Paul and Joy Gerlach Dan Sparkman Larry and Connie Gienger Dan and Elise Spencer Rick Goodaker Virginia Mae Stensland Douglas and Marcy Goodwin Nat Stock Joanne Goodwin Sylvia Stock Kathryn and Jeffrey Goracke Carl and Frankie Story Gary and Tess Graff Julie and Todd Stubbs Ronald Greene and Ruth Dennis and Katherine Fletcher Sullivan Dorothy Grover Kelly Sutherland Geoffrey and Christina Guiger Michael and Ballad Sweeney Joel and Patricia Harris Mark and Mary Taylor Randi Harwood Joseph and Veronica Ten Eyck Janice and Roger Hecht Michael and Joyce Thomas Gill and Ron Heine Fred and Nel Tinker * Judy Hockett Sonja Towner Brandon and Jordan Holland Mary Anne and Chris Holzgang Edward and Yolanda Uhl Colleen Vernitsky-Potts Mike Holzgang David and Janet Vernon Nedra Howell Melissa Vigil Denny and Theresa Hutchins Pamela and William Wagnon Alfred Hutton Hattie Wagnon Valentin Ignat George and Eleanor Westlake Marjorie Jackson Dale Wheeler Darrell Johnson Stephen and Sharon White Emily Johnston Gregory and Jeanne Widener Dotty and Cliff Judy Robert Wikoff William and Nancy Kerler Bryan and Sharon Wilhite David and Kamila Like Margaret Williams Wayne and Gayle Long Kent and Bethel Willocks John and Gretchen Loucks Jason and Kimette Wood Craig and Nancy McAtee Leo and Joyce Woodruff * Sylvia McDonald Wesley Wright Doris McKee Charles and Patricia Younger Robert and Colleen McKee Christine and David ADDITIONAL DONORS - $1-100 McNelly Scott and Janell Alldridge Glen and Julie Miles Eric and Lorri Allphin Michael and Heather Miller Thomas Andrecht Brian and Heather Mills Melvin and Nina Armstrong Steven and Sandra Nokes Philip and Sharon Backman June Nordgulen Shana Bailon James and Earleen Oglesby * Valdez and Betty Bates Frank Paliotta Mary Boehmer John and Jane Park Chiu-Ling and Harrison Parks Anne Braun Donna Burgess Barbara Pepin Robert and Kelly Cason Les and Deanna Peterson Shirley Connor Edwin Porter Wanda Corey Deanna Powell Lloyd Cottrell Lindsey Quigley Barbara Covert Joan Radbourne Alex Daraban Timothy Rogers Brian Delamarter Susan and Gerald Rouleau Michael and Britni D'Eliso Jerry and Becky Rudberg Angela Doty Philip Rumble Samara Eilert Dennis and Sharon Sabin Ronald and Toni Faust * John and Barbara Schroeder Manon Gosting Janet Sharp

Sarah and Stead Halstead Patrick and Sheryl Hamlin Harold Hanger Jenell Harry Lucy and Aaron Henderson Gloria Henricks Glenda and Donald Hopkins Susan Hoskins Ronald Ingle Jo Ann Jassman Mark and Leslie Jensen Scott and Kimberly Jewett Barbara Johnson Dorothy Kilmer Gene and Janette Knippers Ray Lambert Don and Debra Leber Donna and Marvin Leroux Jeremiah and Haleigh Leslie Mary McFarland Edward and Judith McKinney Mindy McLeod Sherrie Messer Michael and Catherine Morris Richard and Beverly Mowe Rosemary Ness Ken and Deb Nielsen Beth and Keith Nonemaker Edith Parrish * Ron Parrish Tyler Patton Michel and Bettyann Pentony Alyssa Perovich Kathryn Peterson Scott and Cynthia Powell David Quirk Karl Raup Kevin and Alicia Ray Rose and Charles Richards Lauren and Tim Riley Bonnie Ross Matt Sayre Marv and Pam Scherpf Tim Schlabach Douglas and Mildred Scotberg Greg Sheley Irwin Smutz Doyle Srader Marilyn and William Stevens Donna Strawn Fred and Mary Sutter John Tastad Drenna Thompson Gerald and Marcella Tichenor Guillermo and Jaime Torres-Sanchez Amy Usselman Kenneth and Jeanette Vanderwal Linda Wintrode Gail Wittmayer Paul and Chantal Wright Stanley Young Bushnell University 5

TRIBUTE GIFTS Jim Aydelott Fred Brandenfels Doug and Kathy Dornhecker Dennis and Karen Lindsay Frances Mayberry Pat and Beth Walsh Miguel Garcia Marina Garcia and Marya Gogoleva Terry O'Casey Carol O'Casey Elizabeth O'Casey Isaac O'Casey and Emily Schumacher Michael and Emily O'Casey Gary Shoemaker Ron Eldridge Timothy Wells Hallie Wells David Worden Ron Eldridge SUPPORTING CHURCHES Alvadore Christian Church Applegate Christian Fellowship Bethel Baptist Bethel Church Bremerton First Christian Church Calvary Full Gospel Church Camp Creek Church Centro Cristiano Familiar Church Christian Church of Ashland Christian Church of Hillsboro Christian Resource Group Church of Christ, 6th & Gibbs Corvallis Church Country Homes Christian Church Creston Christian Church Creswell Faith Center Crow-Applegate Church of the Nazarene D3 Church Dayton Christian Church Disciples Women Fairfield Baptist Church Faith Baptist Church of Harney County Fall Creek Christian Church Fern Ridge Christian Church First Baptist Church of Springfield First Christian Church of Kent Foothills Community Church Friendly Street Church Garden Way Church Grace Community Fellowship Grace Foursquare Church

Stateline Community Church Grants Pass First The Country Church Christian Church The Journey Church Hanford First Christian The Promise Church Church The View Christian Church Harrisburg Christian Thermalito Baptist Church Church Three Sixteen Ministries Hemlock Church Tigard Christian Church Homedale Christian Tillamook First Church Christian Church Junction City First Trinity Baptist Church Christian Church Twin Falls Reformed Church Kalifonsky Christian Twin Oaks Christian Church Center Valley Christian Church Keizer Christian Church Village Christian Church Kern Park Christian Waypoint Community Church Church Westside Baptist Church Lakeview Assembly Willamette Christian Center Life Bible Church Word of Life Stockton Living Faith Assembly Lynchwood Christian CORPORATIONS & FOUNDATIONS Church AAA of Oregon McKenzie Bridge Christian A & M Autobody Church Abby's Pizza Memorial Christian ABC Supply Co., Inc. Church ADIUVO Inc. Monroe Church of Christ Alexander Christian Mtn. Church Foundation New Life Church of God, Ameriprise Financial 7th Day Apex Recycling & Disposal Newport Christian Church Arbor South Architecture Norkenzie Christian Church B & A International North Bend First Bandon Dunes Christian Church Banner Bank North Hill Christian BSN Sports Apparel & Church Equipment North Park Community Bullwinkle's Entertainment Church Bunting Management Northwest Gospel Church Group, Inc. Northwood Christian Carl's Jr. Church Chambers Construction Norwood Bible Church Chicken Bonz, Inc. Nor'wood Bible Church Christian Church Foundation One Love Church Columbia Bank Ontario First Christian D. A. Davidson (Medford) Church Dell, Inc. Pendleton First eTeamsponsor, Inc. Christian Church Edward Jones - Cary Richardson Pomeroy First Christian Eugene Area Chamber Church Of Commerce Port Angeles First ExxonMobil Foundation Christian Church FastSigns Eugene Richland Baptist Church GloryBee Riverside Christian JCK Restaurants, Inc Church Jerry's Home Improvement Roseburg First Christian Center Church Jerry's Rogue Jets Salem First Christian Church Kendall Toyota Santa Clara Church of Christ Lane Community College Singing Hills Christian Foundation Church Lavelle Vineyards St. Alice Catholic Church Logo Concepts

M/S Financial McKay Investment Company McKenzie Sew-On McKenzie-Willamette Hospital Moss Adams LLP Northwest Community Credit Union NW Natural Oakmont Family Dental Oakway Center Olsson Industrial Electric Pacific Office Automation Pacific Women's Center Papa John's Pizza Papa's Pizza PeaceHealth Phillips University Legacy Foundation Pioneer Quilters Principle Accounting R + R Drive In Reeve-Knight Construction Rexius Forest By-Products Richard's Remodeling Saatchi & Saatchi Seneca Sawmill Company Shadow Hills Country Club Sheppard Motors Sun Automotive TechnaPrint, Inc. The Human Bean The Taylor Group Architects Togo's Tri-Sand Twin Rivers Plumbing Tyree Oil Umpqua Bank United Way Greater Douglas County United Way of Lane County US Bank Valley River Endodontics Wells Fargo Western Cascade Industries

* Denotes Legacy Society, those who have included Bushnell University in their estate planning.

Denotes Torchbearer's Society, those who give on a monthly basis.

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