Winter 2022 Magazine

WINTER 2022

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College Selection

FPD Magazine First Presbyterian Day School 5671 Calvin Drive Macon, Georgia 31210 Phone: (478) 477-6505 www.fpdmacon.org Administration and Staff Dr. John Patterson, Head of School Mr. Matt Kitchell, High School Principal Mrs. Molly Pearson ’87, Middle School Principal Mrs. Shannon Bryant ‘93, Lower School Principal Mr. David Bass, Director of Technology Mrs. Beth Burnsed ‘00, Director of Communication Mrs. Kristen Kreutner, Director of Innovation, Instruction, and Curriculum Mrs. Elizabeth Leslein, Chief Operations Officer Mr. Greg Moore ’84, Director of Athletics Mr. Charlie Parrish, Chief Financial Officer Dr. Andrew Strickland, Director of Fine Arts Mr. Brad Thompson, Director of College Counseling Mrs. Kathy Tolbert, Director of Advancement Mrs. Kris Vaughn ‘04, Director of Admissions 2020-2021 Board of Trustees Mr. Joey Brumbelow Mr. Jason Churchwell Rev. Elliott Everitt (Ex Officio) Dr. Cameron Garvin Mrs. Terri Harper Mr. George Jones (Chair) Mr. Phillips Jones Mrs. Tracy Jones Mrs. Brandi Justice Rev.Chip Miller (Ex Officio) Mr. JD Miller Mrs. Martha Pearson Mr. Jack Pyles Mrs. Amy Walthall Dr. John Patterson (Ex Officio) Photography by Anna Spinks, Andrew Brooks For questions or comments, e-mail beth.burnsed@fpdmacon.org.

FPD exists to educate and equip students to change the world for God’s glory

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Biblical Worldview at FPD

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Selecting the Best College

Also Inside

FPD helps students develop an academic foundation based on a biblical worldview.

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FPD Partners with Campus Clubs for First Semester Service Project

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Viking Softball Honors Larry Lee

Recaps on Viking Volleyball, Softball, Shooting Sports, Cross Country, and Football

FPD is excited to announce two new Innovation Labs thanks to gifts to the Row the Boat Annual Fund. These labs will enhance FPD’s science, technology, engineering, and math education.

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Art Club Returns One Act Play Takes Home Top Honors

22 Alumni

Alumni Notes

Through various projects throughout the first semester, FPD students raised over $16,000 to help Campus Clubs build a library for their students.

Spotlight on Alumni Serving in the Military

30 Annual Report List of Donors

Viking softball hosted a special season in memory of community coach Larry Lee.

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Spotlight on FPD programs and classes

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Brad Thompson, FPD’s Director of College Counseling, guides students on selecting their best-fit college while FPD teachers prepare them to excel at their college of choice.

New Innovation Labs

10 Campus Notes

Georgia GOAL Participants Financial Reports

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A focus on

the why

Biblical Worldview formation at FPD

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Coupled with strong academics, the cornerstone of an FPD education has always been a foundation of faith.

FPD’s biblical integration goes beyond prayer, chapel, and the music played during morning carpool. It is part of the fabric of daily life at FPD. A biblical worldview enhances an FPD student’s overall educational experience and prepares them for the world in front of them.

As part of FPD’s ongoing professional development, our faculty and staff recently studied Beyond Biblical Integration by Roger Erdvig. The book provides insight on “biblical worldview” and how it enhances a student’s education. During FPD’s teacher development on Wednesday mornings, our faculty and staff read and discussed the book to learn and grow together. Many of the concepts were already staples of the FPD experience, but the book provided a comprehensive perspective to discuss as a team.

“Our staff has had Biblical Integration training before,” notes Kristen Kreutner, Director of Innovation, Instruction, and Curriculum, “but we wanted to be mindful to revisit such an important topic. The book offers Team FPD a common language to discuss biblical worldview.”

What is Worldview?

To start the study, Roger Erdvig’s book discusses the meaning of “worldview.”

Erdvig describes worldview as “our approach to perceiving, interpreting,

“Since students spend the majority of their week at school, the classroom experience becomes integral to the development of not only academic concepts but also worldview concepts.”

- Dr. Patterson

and living in the world around us…

FPD Head of School

[this] includes our desires, our behaviors, and the propositions we hold true.”

A worldview shapes the way we interpret situations. A biblical worldview is summarized in four keywords – Creation, Fall, Redemption, Glory.

• Creation: God’s original design • Fall: all the ways creation has veered from God’s original design since the fall of man • Redemption: restoring things to their pre-fall position and purpose through the work of Christ • Glory: future restoration through Christ When lessons are taught from a biblical worldview, the academic concepts and teachings are enhanced. Students not only learn the concepts, they also learn how to reflect on them from the perspective of this framework.

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development of not only academic concepts but also worldview concepts,” comments Dr. John Patterson, FPD Head of School. “Therefore, to strengthen a biblical worldview, concepts of creation, fall, redemption, and glory are interwoven throughout each objective.”

For example, history students explore moments in time not only from a discussion of facts but also how it relates to God’s creation, our fallen nature, and how things could be better. In science, students study God’s amazing creation of plants, animals, and the human body. In math, students learn how everything is designed with order and how they can use equations and their God-given critical thinking skills to solve real-world problems.

Biblical worldview continues outside the classroom – into the hallways, afterschool activities, and community on campus.

For example, Erdvig states that math

students are exposed when they are

God made humans to be relational.

allows students to become “skilled

developmentally ready to process

Therefore, a biblical worldview entails

in certain areas so [they] can do

other worldviews, discuss them, and

building relationships with peers and

good works [for God’s glory] that

communicate their own worldview.

teachers. God made His children

depend on math in some way. Good

Many FPD alumni note these

unique. Therefore, teachers take

medicine, good agriculture, and good

opportunities helped them grow in

time to get to know their students

economics all require proficiency

their own faith and prepared them

individually and appreciate their

in math. Anytime students master

for the numerous worldviews they

unique talents. God commands His

a mathematical concept, they are

encountered in college.

followers to love others. Therefore,

adding yet another tool in their toolkit

students learn what it means to serve

for doing good.”

others with grace.

“Undoubtedly, students (and adults) face a myriad of messages and

“FPD teachers help students see

worldviews every day,” notes

Likewise, FPD students are

the end goal of their future college

Dr. Patterson. “Our goal at FPD

surrounded by mentors who

and career success is not to glorify

is to partner with parents as they

encourage them to use their varied

themselves but to serve others and

seek to raise children with a biblical

talents for the purpose of glorifying

improve their communities for God’s

worldview underpinning their

God and supporting each other with

glory,” adds Dr. Patterson. “They

outlook and relationships while also

Christ-like love.

understand the importance of using

helping them understand opposing

the knowledge and skills sets, their

worldviews so they are prepared when

‘tools in their toolkit,’ to give back in

they encounter them.”

How does Biblical Worldview correlate with strong academics FPD recognizes that in order for students to change the world for God’s glory (as stated in the FPD mission statement), they have to be able to be successful academically in college and in their careers. Therefore, strong academics, college preparation, and biblical worldview develop simultaneously during a student’s years at FPD. A biblical worldview expands on

ways that glorify God and serve others with Christ-like love.”

What about other worldviews?

Erdvig notes that participants in a study he conducted told him “exposure to people who did not share a biblical worldview motivated them to explore and refine their own worldview in greater depth.”

FPD offers opportunities for students to explore other worldviews

everything the student learns and

through comparative religion

gives a purpose for growing in understanding of those concepts.

upper school. Instead of shielding

classes and in-class discussions in students from these opposing views, FPD Magazine I page 4 I fpdmacon.org

More than personal gain When strong academics, a biblical worldview, and an awareness of

other worldviews are woven together, students realize there is more to the purpose of learning than simply obtaining knowledge for personal gain. FPD graduates know that they are “God’s handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do,” (Ephesians 2:10). They have the foundation to stand firm in their beliefs, communicate them effectively, and serve others through their gifts

Example of Biblical Worldview in the Classroom Mr. Carpenter’s Calculus In math studies, biblical integration entails viewing God’s creation through mathmatical concepts and order. Students learn how to take those concepts and apply them to real-world scenarios to solve problems. In Mr. Larry Carpenter’s Calculus class, students discussed how theory and equations related to a diagram (pictured right) can be

and talents.

used to help engineers understand

“Students learn that success comes

told my students to think of the

from using their gifts and skill sets to make a difference in their communities, workplaces, and families all for God’s glory,” notes Mrs. Kreutner. “Likewise, they learn to build relationships based on

measurements for power lines. “I example of two power or telephone line poles supporting a cable,” notes Mr. Carpenter. “How can we use equations and the mathmatical order found in God’s creation to solve issues of distance, length, and height.”

Reflection such as this helps students see how they can use their talents to impact their communities.

Christ-like grace and love.”

“A ‘whole-child’ comprehensive approach in a Christ-centered, academically-strong environment is invaluable,” concludes Dr. Patterson.

“Roger Erdvig’s book has been a wonderful study for our teachers and administrators as we continue to grow and learn how to best serve our students so they can grow to be tomorrow’s leaders.”

Coach Spear’s Georgia History Class In Coach Lisa Spear’s Georgia History Class, students discussed colonists’ relationship with the Indians. Within this discussion, Coach Spear spoke of the Europeans’ desire to convert the Indians to Christianity. “This led to a great discussion about diversity and being ‘image bearers of Christ,’” remembers Coach Spear. The class discussed how diversity is a good thing and how all are children of God. However, because of the fall of man, every community has sinful behaviors or beliefs. As Christians, we are challenged to discern which behaviors are pleasing to God and lead others with Christ-like love.

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Selecting their

Best College

How FPD helps students choose their best college and excel at the collegiate level A foundational belief at FPD is that every student is

Instead of filling out numerous applications,

created by God with unique gifts and talents. Teachers

Mr. Thompson helps students think through college

focus on helping each student achieve his or her best and

options and apply to schools where they have the most

discover his or her individual path. This idea of student-

interest.

focused education goes far beyond the classroom. It extends to the athletic fields, the stage, the gym, and

“We take a strategic approach,” notes Mr. Thompson.

even to the college counseling office. Every student is

“We talk with each student individually as they consider

unique and therefore every student has different college

their best-fit options. I tell them it is like buying a house.

and career aspirations. That is where Brad Thompson,

There are numerous options available; you explore and

FPD’s Director of College Counseling, comes in.

decide which features are most important to you. Then you match which colleges best meet those needs and

Best-Fit Approach To College Applications

preferences.”

FPD’s approach to college counseling is based on the idea that students need to find their “best fit” college.

Preparation Starts Early

This includes considerations of size, location, available

At the beginning of high school, Mr. Thompson meets

majors, faith opportunities, extracurricular options, cost

with each of the ninth-grade classes to begin the process

and financial aid, and the overall student atmosphere.

of college counseling. Students hear about what colleges are looking for in applicants and discuss standardized

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97%

of FPD students receive acceptance to their first or second college choice

testing. He also introduces FPD’s

and thereby choose colleges that have

“Since we have relatively small

college and career tool, Naviance.

strong programs for those majors.

graduating classes, we are able to meet

This saves them time on the college

with students and families individually.

In tenth grade, students start to hone

application process and ultimately

I help them think through options

in on possible college majors. They

helps them choose a best-fit college.

that are specific to their needs. I want

take a specialized personality and

We also love for the ‘undecided’

to join the dialogue that has been

aptitude assessment called YouScience

student (which many of them are) to

going on between the student and the

that helps identify interests and career

consider all their possibilities.”

parents,” says Mr. Thompson.

During their eleventh grade year,

Academic Strength to Succeed In

choices that relate to those interests.

“We introduced YouScience a few years

students begin to participate in

College

ago and it has been transformational to

individual meetings in the college

Combined with the individualized

our college discussion process,” notes

counseling office. These continue

approach to college counseling, FPD’s

Mr. Thompson. “We are one of a few

throughout eleventh and twelfth

strong academic curriculum allows

select schools who take full advantage

grade as Mr. Thompson partners with

students to then excel in the college of

of the insights the YouScience

students and families to help them

their choice.

assessment provides. We love to

make the best college decision for their

discuss results with students as we

students.

help them pinpoint majors to consider

FPD’s curriculum is nationally recognized, having achieved

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exemplary accreditation from

earn college credits through select

prepared to communicate effectively,

Association of Christian Schools

scores on AP exams. AP classes

solve challenging problems, and study

International and three National Blue

give students an early glance at the

appropriately. These skills set them up

Ribbons for Exemplary Performance

expectations of college courses as

for success in college.

from the US Department of Education.

they sharpen their skills and dive

These awards are supported by the

deeper into courses in which they are

Finally, students are prepared for

numerous alumni who report they were

interested.

college through the invaluable

exceedingly well-prepared for college.

foundation of faith fostered at FPD. Students who do not participate in AP

In all grades, teachers instruct from

College preparation at FPD stems from

or honors courses are still prepared

a biblical worldview while students

three main opportunities – Advanced

for the rigors of college, because FPD’s

learn how to make wise decisions

Placement (AP) classes, college-

entire curriculum model – from 3K

and become godly leaders. College

preparatory classes, and a foundation

through 12th grade – has the end

campuses present a wide range

of faith.

goal of preparing students to excel

of beliefs, and FPD provides the

in college. In addition to the subject

foundation for students to make wise

FPD offers an impressive eighteen AP

material, all FPD classes teach students

choices and lean into their faith when

classes as well as dual enrollment. As

important academic skills such as

facing challenges and opportunities.

the competition for college acceptances

communication, writing, critical

increases, AP class participation

thinking, problem solving, teamwork,

“College preparation at FPD is not

can be a determining factor in

and cooperation.

only about FPD’s strong academics or

college admissions, especially early acceptances. Likewise, students can

the guidance we offer in the college When students graduate, they are

Class of 2021 in their college shirts

counseling department,” Mr. Thompson

points out. “Instead, students gain healthy habits before they head off to college. This is a critical part of the preparation students receive at FPD. This is why I love our mission to educate and equip.”

Overall, 97% of FPD graduates are accepted to their first or second college choice. The foundation formed at FPD helps them not only gain acceptance to their college of choice but also allows them to excel in their classes. They have the foundation needed to be leaders in their classes and their communities.

“No matter which college they select, FPD students have the academic tools and foundation of faith to succeed,” comments Mr. Thompson.

“Likewise, they have a supportive team of faculty and coaches cheering them on as they discover God’s unique plan for their life.”

Early College Acceptances

for the class of 2022

As of December 2021, FPD seniors have received early acceptances to the following colleges

In Georgia:

Berry College Kennesaw State University Georgia College & State University Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Military College Georgia Southern University Georgia State University Mercer University Middle Georgia State University North Georgia State University Oglethorpe University University of Georgia Savannah College of Art & Design Young Harris College

Out of State:

Auburn University Clemson University College of Charleston Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Hampden-Sydney College Lipscomb University Louisiana State University Presbyterian University Samford University South Florida College University of Alabama University of Memphis University of Minnesota University of Mississippi University of Tennessee at Chattanooga University of Tennessee

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Campus Notes

Faculty Service Day During FPD’s Fall Faculty In-Service Day, FPD faculty and administrators enjoyed an afternoon serving in the community. Team FPD visited multiple ministries in Macon including the Ronald McDonald House, Jay’s Hope, Backpack Ministry, United in Pink, Rebuilding Macon, Oaks at Peake, and Campus Clubs. At each of these locations, they served in various ways such as painting wheelchair ramps, packing meals for Backpack Ministry, cleaning and decorating classrooms at Campus Clubs, and making crafts with the residents at Oaks at Peake.

Middle School Bible Buddies FPD middle school students have enjoyed participating in Bible Buddies, a new mentorship opportunity as part of FPD’s Bible curriculum. On select days, FPD sixth, seventh, and eighth graders visit FPD’s lower school students and discuss Bible stories, godly leadership, and Christ-like character traits. This sweet time of fellowship is also a highlight for FPD lower school students who love to spend time with their upper school friends.

“These ministries often see our students through FPD’s service outreach programs,” notes FPD Director of Community Service Holly Scott. “This Team FPD Service Day gave our faculty and staff the opportunity to assist them as well. They all represent wonderful ministries in Macon, and we are honored to support them.”

1800 Square Foot Flag Unfurled at Stadium Woodmen of the World Life Insurance donated an 1800 square foot flag for a special presentation at FPD’s George S. Johnson Stadium in honor of our troops. The flag was held by over 60 FPD students and proudly presented during the National Anthem prior to FPD’s Homecoming football game against Deerfield-Windsor.

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FPD Students Introduce a Pickleball Team Several members of FPD’s senior class took the initiative to start FPD’s own pickleball team! During FPD’s annual Club Fair, over 150 students signed up to participate. Coached by Joe McDaniel, Ed Middlebrooks, and Johnny Morton, team members learned about rules and techniques through clinics hosted at FPD’s Pearson-Wall Courts.

Lauren Casey, club president, noted, “Georgia Mercer and I wanted to start this club because we played pickleball over the summer. We found it really enjoyable and a great way to get outside, be active, and spend time with friends.”

This spring, FPD’s Pickleball Team hopes to host additional matches and opportunities for other students to discover the sport.

FPD’s Kristen Kreutner Awarded Outstanding Administrator of the Year by Project Lead the Way Mrs. Kristen Kreutner, FPD’s Director of Innovation, Curriculum, and Instruction, was recently named a Project Lead the Way Outstanding Administrator of the Year. Mrs. Kreutner was one of only 17 administrators worldwide to receive the award, which is presented to educational leaders who inspire, engage, and empower their students by creating transformative learning experiences.

Mrs. Kreutner joined the FPD team in June 2021 after previously serving as a principal at Northshore Christian Academy in Snohomish, Washington. Since arriving at FPD, Mrs. Kreutner has been actively engaged with FPD’s principals and faculty to continue enhancing our curriculum

FPD’s Lower School welcomes

and academic opportunities.

Elementary Robotics Program FPD’s first through fifth graders welcomed an elementary robotics program as part of FPD’s Center for Discovery.

Based on First LEGO League’s Explore program, FPD’s elementary robotics introduced students to the fundamentals of engineering as they explored real-world problems and learned to design, code, and create unique solutions. They crafted their designs out of LEGO bricks powered by the LEGO WeDo 2.0 software.

Each year’s Explore challenge will feature a different realworld problem-solving opportunity. This year’s challenge incorporated cargo transportation and how to improve current methods.

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FPD welcomes two new

Innovation Labs

for the 2022-2023 school year

Robotics Programming Supplies & Storage

Multiple 3D Printers

3D Modeling & Building Spaces

Concept for middle and high school Innovation Lab Collaborative Workspaces

Thanks to gifts from generous donors, FPD is excited to announce two new Innovation (STEM) Labs – one for elementary school and one for middle and high school students! The Innovation Labs will open in the 2022-2023 school year and will house an array of tools and equipment that will vastly enhance science, engineering, robotics, programming, mathematics, and design opportunities for FPD students.

“While we initially planned on building one Innovation Lab this year, we have had enough donor interest to build two innovation labs – one for our upper school and one for our elementary school,” notes Dr. John Patterson, FPD Head of School. “We are so blessed by the gifts of these donors; these Innovation Labs will change the landscape of our STEM education program.”

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The Middle and High School Innovation Lab will be home to multiple elective classes in which students discuss concepts like construction engineering, agricultural engineering, green building, and computer programming. Students will bring their projects to life using 3D printers, soldering tools, robotics equipment, and engineering software on each student’s tablet.

For our prekindergarten through fifth grade, the Lower School Innovation Lab will feature collaborative workspaces with hands-on, engaging activities that enhance what students are learning in the classroom. These projects will build fine motor skills, problem-solving skills, and critical thinking skills in a makerspace format.

“While STEM concepts are currently incorporated into our curriculum at all levels, these new designated spaces will take these experiences to the next level,” notes Kristen Kreutner, FPD’s Director of Innovation, Instruction, and Curriculum. “Our curriculum in the Innovation Labs will incorporate real world problem solving with opportunities to create, design, and build solutions.”

“Thanks to the gifts we received, we will be able to bring these labs to reality and equip them with the latest technology for the 202223 school year,” comments Dr. Patterson.

“These Innovation Labs will be an outstanding addition to the FPD student experience as we continue to enhance our curriculum and opportunities. Students who are interested in 3D design, construction, coding, and robotics will now have new opportunities to grow their gifts and talents under the guidance of FPD’s talented, godly mentors.”

FPD’s Row the Boat Annual Fund is off to a wonderful start. In addition to funding for the Innovation Labs, generous gifts were made to purchase two new kilns for FPD’s art program, new sound improvements for the Clark Fine Arts Center auditorium, and a renovation of FPD’s weight room. Likewise, lead gifts were made to repaint and refinish the Middlebrooks Athletic Center gymnasium.

Other projects for consideration are a viewing patio for FPD’s baseball and soccer fields, renovations to our 300 building to expand classroom availability, new band uniforms, and renovated locker rooms.

new baseball/soccer viewing patio

new marching band

uniform concept “We are very thankful for the donors who make these projects possible,” notes Kathy Tolbert, FPD Director of Advancement. “All of these opportunities enhance the student experience at FPD so we not only provide the best resources for our current students, we also lay the foundation for future FPD students.”

Give online at www.fpdmacon.org/rowtheboat

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supporting

Campus Clubs FPD fall school-wide service project raises over $16K for Campus Clubs

Each fall FPD introduces a new school-wide service project to unite the Viking Nation community in support of a selected charitable organization. This year, FPD’s school-wide service project benefitted Macon’s Campus Clubs.

Students and families joined together to raise $16,159 for Campus Clubs to help build a library. In addition to dress down days, FPD students hosted several events to reach this goal.

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Night of Worship

Day School Dash

FPD’s Night of Worship was a wonderful evening of praise and fellowship in the Clark Fine Arts Center.

The event was led by FPD senior Camden Smith and members of FPD’s student worship team. The inspiring evening lifted the spirits of attendees and raised over $3000 for Campus Clubs.

“At the beginning of the school year, Dr. Patterson was talking about Campus Clubs and our goal to raise money for them,” remembers Camden. “He challenged everyone to think of one way that they could contribute.

I thought - I have a worship team. People I can count on.

Let’s put this together!”

Camden was joined by Lauren Casey, Laura Chan, and Sophie Chan on vocals, FPD elementary music teacher Brayden Hutcheson on piano, and FPD alum Micah Moore on percussion. Throughout the evening, other FPD students read scripture and gave testimonies about their experience volunteering at Campus Clubs. The event was well-received, and the FPD Worship Team plans to continue it in future years.

Bracelet Boutique

FPD fifth grade girls took their love for jewelry making and turned it into a bracelet business to benefit Campus Clubs. The group, led by Emily Collins Cawley, Sterling

Cawley, and Hughes McElreath, set up shop at football games and sold their custom creations to Viking fans, raising nearly $600 for Campus Clubs.

FPD’s cross country teams joined together to support Campus Clubs by hosting a 5K and 1 mile fun run on the Peake Cross Country Trail on November 13. The event featured over 100 runners and raised over $1300 for Campus Clubs.

“I first had the idea after they said that we were raising money for Campus Clubs,” remembers FPD sixth grader Abee Leslein, one of the race organizers. “Since I love cross country, I thought I could do a run. My goal was to raise money to help Campus Clubs surpass their goal and get the library they want and deserve.”

FPD’s cross country teams hope to continue the Day School Dash to benefit a new organization each year.

Art for a Cause FPD’s Art Club painted a beautiful collaborative piece - “A Walk in the Woods.” The work of art was auctioned off for Campus Clubs in a sealed-bid auction and won by FPD alumna Laura Bechtel ‘81.

The FPD Art Club is led

by Emmie Dezoort and Tenley Pelissier. You can read more about the FPD Art Clubs on page 20.

“I am very proud of how our students responded to this opportunity to give back. All of these ideas were studentinitiated and student-led. Our students have an undeniable heart for service and were eager to use their God-given talents to help the Campus Clubs ministry. This effort of service is the very best definition of who the students of FPD are – the hands and feet of Christ.” - Dr. John Patterson, FPD Head of School FPD Magazine I page 15 I fpdmacon.org

Athletics

Softball Honors

Coach Larry Lee This past year Viking Nation lost a dear friend when beloved softball community coach Larry Lee passed away from COVID-19. His effervescent personality and jovial smile were staples on FPD’s campus. When they took to the field in August, FPD’s Lady Vikings softball team knew they wanted this season to be played in his honor.

“LL” stickers placed on the softball helmets

As part of the commemoration, the team placed “LL” stickers on their helmets and proudly hung Larry Lee’s picture at the door frame of their locker room. Likewise, each player wore a shirt with one of Coach Lee’s famous quotes – “I know you got this, but you need to know too.”

“He was such a positive guy,” remembers Head Coach Lisa Spear. “I think that’s what we’re going to miss the most. He was so positive and encouraging to the girls. He was the guy who would do anything for you.

He was somebody we could count on.”

Senior Cammie Frame commented, “One of my favorite memories of Coach Larry Lee is that whenever we went up to bat, he would give us a thumbs up or a smile. And he would always have some words of encouragement when we got on base.”

Coach Lee’s son, Chandler Lee, throws out the first pitch

“If I was having a rough day or an off day,” remembers Senior Avery Stroud, “he was there to help me be more confident in myself, and he would always tell me how he believed in me.”

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At the start of the season, Coach Lee’s son, Chandler Lee, threw out the first pitch in honor of his dad and started a memorable season.

Coach Lee was definitely smiling down from Heaven on his Lady Vikings.

“In the middle of the season, we had a big win over Calvary Day School,” notes Coach Spear. “After being down five runs, Katie Clary got a base hit to drive in the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning. That win gave us a much-needed confidence boost. After that, we really came together and started playing as a team with a lot of confidence.”

Coach Spear notes that Coach Lee’s joy will

The Larry Lee Attitude Award 2021 Honorees: Ava Spillers (Middle School) and Sophie Wilford (High School)

continue to be missed, but she is proud of how the girls honored him this season. “Our theme

The Larry Lee Attitude Award is a new softball award started in memory of Coach

this year was Be Ready – not just ‘ready’ for a

Lee. It will be given annually to a Lady Viking who exhibits a positive attitude,

game, but ready for life beyond softball. Be

someone who works hard, is encouraging to their teammates, and puts the

ready so others can see Christ in our words, our

needs of the team before themselves.

actions, how we play, and how we interact with each other. This definitely describes

Recipients Ava Spillers and Sophie Wilford are pictured with Mary Grace and

Coach Lee and the joy he brought as a

Walker Girardeau, Larry’s grandchildren, and Michael Girardeau, son of Larry’s

coach.”

wife, Leslie Girardeau Lee.

The Vikings made it all the way to the Sweet Sixteen, and sophomore Kaylee MacDonald was named to the All-Region team. They have a lot of momentum heading into next season and new batting cages to look forward to this summer. The new cages will be in memory of Coach Lee thanks to gifts from his wife, Leslie Girardeau Lee, and his friends and family.

The Lady Vikings graduate Avery Stroud, Cammie Frame, Anna Hawk, Katie Clary, and Kate Paulin.

“Next year, I am looking forward to seeing how much our returning players have grown in

The Larry Lee Scholarship Award First Honoree: Gabby Bossé-Joseph

confidence and skill level,” notes Coach Spear.

In 2021, Larry Lee’s family and friends started a scholarship in his honor. The first

“We will miss the amazing seniors, but we also

recipient of the scholarship was Gabby Bossé-Joseph ‘21. The scholarship is awarded

celebrate the return a large number of players

to a student-athlete who shows godly character and leadership in the classroom and

who contributed in big ways.”

on their team. The award will be given annually to an FPD senior to be applied to that student’s college tuition.

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Pictured left to right: Dr. Frank Carter, Chandler Lee (Larry’s son), recipient Gabby Bossé-Joseph, Leslie Lee (Larry’s wife), and Mr. Craig Lewis. Dr. Carter, Mr. Lewis, and Mr. Donnie Patten (not pictured) helped establish the scholarship in Larry Lee’s memory.

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Athletics - Fall Sports Recap

Viking Football Wins Back-to-Back Region Championships

ELITE EIGHT!

The Vikings finished 10-3 overall (5-0 in Region 1-A) while cruising to a second consecutive Region Championship and a first-ever Elite 8 Quarterfinals appearance in the GHSA State Playoffs. “I just have a hard time putting into words how proud I am of this team,” said FPD Head Coach, Greg Moore. “The leadership and example from our captains and seniors were really the difference. They established early a “TEAM FIRST” marching order, and the rest of the boys responded with great effort and the results speak for themselves.”

Moore continued, “I thought our student body, band, cheerleaders, our fans, our parent support – really all of it – were fantastic. It made me proud to be a Viking, and it was so rewarding to see the boys and our entire school enjoy and celebrate God’s blessings.”

The Vikings will return a very skilled nucleus of players from this year’s team, but they also have to fill many holes left by the graduation of this year’s senior class. “We have a lot of work to do moving forward, and we will get there, but for now, I just want to enjoy the successes of these boys and this team – it’s been unforgettable.” Adding to the accolades, FPD’s Coleman Cauley was named the GHSA Region 1-A Private Defensive Player of the Year, and Griffin Green was named the GHSA Region 1-A Private Offensive Player of the Year. Coleman Cauley was also named to the All-State team, while D’Aren Igho-Osagie and Jackson Moore received Honorable Mention. The Vikings graduate Garrett Veal, Jackson Moore, Will Murray, Coleman Cauley, Brady Roper, Tanner Gaskins, Hayden Prady, Marshall Garvin, Jordan Tolbert, Ethan Wilson, Blake Cohen, Micah Henley, Thomas Barfield, Camden Smith, Sheldon Paine, and Park Davis.

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COMPETITION CHEER The Vikings started the season full of excitement for a new season and a fresh start. A choreographer from the Stingrays in Atlanta visited to teach them a new routine. Unfortunately, the team was hit with several injuries at the start of the season, but they reworked their routine and hit the floor at their first competition. In the end, the Vikings placed in the top four in all competitions and earned their highest score yet at sectionals. “The girls wowed and amazed me!” notes Coach Jessica Murnan. “They hit every stunt and made the highest

VOLLEYBALL

on their pyramid that they have ever scored. They were given a lot of obstacles

Led by Head Coach Sarah Futo, the Lady Vikings had another

graduates Alyssa Arnold and Lola Grace Wilson.

to overcome and they never gave up, never quit.” Viking Competition Cheer

outstanding season with wins against multiple tough competitors.

“This year the girls grew a lot from the beginning of the season until the end and pushed themselves to compete at a higher level as well as grow closer together,” said Coach Futo. Alayna Smallwood, Sarah Brown, and Kylar Williams were named to the All-Region team. The Vikings graduate a large group of senior athletes Caroline Bennett, Harley Beck, Sarah Brown, Callaway Hartness, Alayna Smallwood, and Kylar Williams. Coach Futo noted, “We are losing a large senior class, but I’m excited to see new girls falling in

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY The girls cross country team had their best season in recent years taking home four trophies for their placement in regular season meets. The team was led by senior Lillie Mealor who won eight different races throughout the season as well as junior Amelia Hardy and freshman Emory Thompson who each had numerous top ten finishes. At the region meet, Lillie was the overall winner, and FPD team placed third to qualify for state. At the state meet, the team

love with the sport and competing at the varsity level!”

placed in the top 20 for the first time in several years. Lillie Mealor made it

SHOOTING SPORTS

All-Region and All-State teams.

onto the podium by placing eighth at state and was later named to the

FPD’s varsity shooting sports team had another strong season.

The team finished fifth in the GISA and second in GAPPS. Stokes

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY

Ward and Holden Hines made the GISA All-State Team. Carter

The FPD boys team continued to improve on their results from last season.

Moxley placed fifth in sporting clays, and Marley Montford was the

All six team members were able to drop their times week to week for the

GISA Ladies Champion. Coach Clint Ward noted, “Overall, every

entire season. The team was led by Senior Jason Xian who had numerous

shooter improved. They are a young group, and I know they are

top ten finishes throughout the season and became the first FPD runner to

going to keep getting better and better.” The Vikings graduate one

break 18:00 in a 5K in several years. Jason individually qualified for state by

senior, Walker Perkins.

finishing fifth at Region; he ended his high school career by placing in the top 50 at State and making the All-Region team

GHSA REGION 1-A PRIVATE

PLAYERS OF THE year

Meet Victor!

Congratulations to Coleman Cauley who was named the GHSA Region 1-A Private Defensive Player of the Year, and Griffin Green who was named GHSA Region 1-A Private Offensive Player of the Year.

GHSA REGION 1-A PRIVATE

COACH of the year

FPD has a new mascot! Meet Victor E. Viking. Victor made appearances at football games this fall - running with the FPD flag and helping the cheerleaders rally the crowd each time the Vikings scored

Congratulations to Coach Greg Moore

a touchdown. The FPD football concession stand even has a new

for being named the GHSA Region 1-A Private

name - Victor’s Grill.

Coach of the Year for 2021!

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Fine Arts

FPD seniors Tenley Pelissier and Emmie Dezoort revive the Art Club and use their talents to raise money for Campus Clubs

Art Club for Campus Clubs

Seniors Tenley Pelissier and Emmie Dezoort decided to team up and revive the FPD Art Club as a collaborative, creative club that inspires our student-artists.

Tenley and Emmie were joined by dozens of other students who took their passion for art a step further by giving back to Macon’s Campus Clubs.

Students created a collaborative work of art called “A Walk in the Woods.” This 40”x30” oil painting was completed with help from multiple club members and auctioned off for Campus Clubs through a sealed bid auction. The winner was FPD alumna Laura Bechtel ‘81.

Looking toward the future, Emmie and Tenley want to help Campus Clubs grow their art program. “We are planning on going there for Valentine’s Day and other holidays and do some other really fun projects with them,” notes Tenley.

Emmie agrees, “Our goal this year is to help the Campus Clubs Art Class come to life. We hope to give each and every kid in the Campus Clubs community a chance to use their creativity.”

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FPD seniors Tenley Pelissier and Emmie Dezoort with the Art Club’s collaborative piece “A Walk in the Woods.”

ONE ACT PERFORMANCE

takes home top honors For the 2021 competition, FPD’s one-act team showcased We are the Sea by Laura Lundgren Smith.

The performance received outstanding reviews by audiences and the One-Act Competition judges, placing third overall.

FPD tenth graders Kyla Gay and Maisie White were recognized for their outstanding performances by being named to the All-Star Cast. The judges also named all twelve FPD actors who portrayed “The Sea” to the AllStar cast to recognize their powerful ensemble work.

In addition to their competition performance, students hosted two special shows for Viking Nation, one after school and one for upper school students during the school day.

About “We are the Sea” The play tells the story of Norah, Una, and Iseult who set sail from Ireland to escape the ravages of hunger, only to find a new set of dangers on their ocean voyage. The so-called “coffin ships” are full of illness, squalor, and grief, and the passengers can rely only on one another and their memories for comfort. When a cruel, angry sailor refuses to show them mercy, it seems like even their stories might be lost. But they don’t know that the sea that swirls around the ship is listening. The sea remembers everything. And the sea demands justice.

Save Save the the Date Date

FPD Spring Musical March 3, 4, 5 7:00 p.m.

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Alumni

ALUMNI NOTES 1977

1990

1998

Porter celebrated

investment banking and management

requirements and was awarded the

the launch of her

consulting firm serving. Recently Jay was

designation of a Chartered Property Casualty

fourteeth historical

named one of the Top 50 construction

Underwriter in the field of insurance. She was

novel, The Limit of

influencers worldwide by Autodesk. He

awarded and certified at the Coronado

Limelight, featuring

attributes this honor in part to the influence

Springs Resort in Buena Vista, Florida. Allison is

many real-life

FPD had in his life and is grateful for the

employed by Georgia Farm Bureau’s home

personalities of

opportunities afforded to him because of his

office in Macon.

1930’s Hollywood,

FPD education. He currently lives in Raleigh,

in September. The

North Carolina, with his wife, Cheryl, and their

bestselling book is

three daughters – Ellie, Amelia, and Blythe.

Margaret Evans

Jay Bowman is a partner with FMI, a leading

Allison Helen Kuipers recently completed

receiving excellent reviews and is available in print, e-book, and audio. Margaret is already hard at work on her next novel.

1986

Frank Talbot is excited to announce that a case he prosecuted in 2011 was recently featured on the podcast, This is Criminal.The title of the episode is The Red Flag.

2000

1987 Chris Davis’s daughter, Laura Davis, was recently promoted to lieutenant in the Navy.

Laura is currently stationed in Norfolk, Virginia,

Phillips Jones and his wife, Lauren, have been back in Macon for four years after

1991

Gail McLeroy Stewart recently had the

where she serves as a navigator aboard a

honor of being nominated as a Cumberland

destroyer.

County School system Principal of the Year.

Gail was one of five principals nominated out of 88 schools in the district in Hope Mills, North Carolina. Gail is the mother of college freshman, Hunter Kate; high school sophomore, Ty; and seventh grader, Cole.

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Phillips’s active duty Marine Corps career.

He is the CEO at Vein Specialists of the South and Spa Medical, while Lauren serves as Associate Director of Advancement and Alumni Relations at FPD. They have two boys at FPD – Walker in second grade and Peyton in kindergarten.

2002

Ashley Thigpin Yeomans and her husband,

Kris Hattaway Vaughn serves as the Director

Ben and Caroline Childs, along with big

Josh, welcomed another baby girl, Delaney,

of Admissions at FPD. She is married to Ben

brother Barron, joyfully welcomed their

on July 1, 2021. Ellie and Lily Kate are thrilled

Vaughn, managing partner of Vaughn

second son Benjamin Rutledge Childs on

to have a new sister!

Sundeen, P.C. in Forsyth. They have two

October 6. The Childs family moved back

daughters - Hattie who is in prekindergarten

to Macon in 2019, and Ben is the Director of

at FPD and Austin who will start FPD in 3K in

Capital Sales for Smith+Nephew.

2022!

2004

Coby Jackson is engaged to Kim Malejko.

The couple plans to marry in the spring of 2022. They will reside in Smyrna, Georgia.

2007

Alie Viviani Heiges and her husband, Brad,

Kate Lambert recently opened Middle

welcomed a baby girl on August 20, 2021.

Georgia’s first dog park bar. Barks N Brews,

Harlow Alessandria Heiges is already showing

located along the river in downtown Macon,

signs of being a future cheerleader!

is a private dog park and bar where dogs can play off leash and their owners can socialize and enjoy a beverage from the customized 1968 Airstream. Barks N Brews is the new hangout for pups and their people with a mission of #MaconDogsHappy!

Bethany Greene Liles and her husband, William, welcomed twin girls, Julia Frances and Lucy Diane, on May 26, 2021. Marion and Townsend are proud big sisters!

2008 Taylor Floyd works for and manages Tidwell & Hilburn Insurance agency in their Augusta office. Taylor’s primary focus is property and casualty insurance.

Stay in touch!

Submit your alumni updates to lauren.jones@fpdmacon.org.

If you have moved or have a new email address or phone number, please let us know. A contact update form can be found online at www.fpdmacon.org/alumni.

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2009

2013

Adelyn Bargeron Boleman and her husband,

Grace Tinkey currently serves in the United

Brock, welcomed their son Henry Clay into

States Air Force and played a key role as

the world on August 4, 2021, in Roswell,

a C-17 Globemaster III loadmaster during

Georgia.

Operation Allies Refuge. For her work during Operation Allies Refuge, Grace was honored to be awarded Airman of the Quarter for the 816th Expeditionary Group Air Mobility Command in the

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Middle East, which is composed of all the departments at the base in the Middle East.

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er 2021

Dana Sams Burton and her husband, Travis, and their two sons, Ajax and Leo, are pleased to announce the successful opening of their Brazilian Jiu Jitsu gym in Byron, Georgia.

2017 Caroline Ansley Brittain graduated from

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Georgia College and State University on May 8, 2021, with bachelor of science in nursing degree. She is a registered nurse in the neonatal intensive care unit at the Beverly Knight Olson Children’s Hospital of Atrium Health-Navicent.

2011

Rebecca Miller Semeria and her husband, Nick, reside in Athens, Georgia, where

The FPD Magazine is now

Rebecca works in the Athletic Ticket Office

online! Flip through current

at the University of Georgia and Nick works at

and previous issues to

a financial planning firm. Rebecca and Nick welcomed identical twin boys on June 25,

discover all of the great things

2021 - Henry Stephen and Owen Wayne

going on in VIking Nation!

Semeria.

2018 Brady Buher is engaged to McKenzie Harmon, and they plan to marry in September 2022. Brady graduated from Asbury University with a bachelor’s degree in accounting in May 2021. He is currently pursuing an MBA in accounting from Asbury University and is working remotely with G&A Partners as an outsourced accountant and living in Marquette, Michigan.

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thank you to everyone who joined us for

HOMECOMING

2021

Alumni Tailgate Reunions

This year featured reunions from the classes of 1975, 1976, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1990, 1991, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2010, 2011, 2015, and 2016.

Classes of 1975 & 1976

Class of 1980

Class of 1984

Class of 1981

Class of 2000

Homecoming Award Winners FPD Service Award: Mrs. April Cassell FPD Distinguished Alumni Award: Mrs. Carol Keys Gledhill ‘01 Pictured left to right: Dr. John Patterson, FPD Head of School; April Cassell; Clay Gledhill, Carol’s husband; Carol Keys Gledhill; and Hobson Gledhill, Carol’s son.

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ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

In Service to our Country Spotlight on FPD alumni serving in the military

FPD has dozens of alumni veterans and active service members in our nation’s armed forces. We salute their bravery and dedication. They epitomize FPD’s mission, and we are honored to call them Vikings.

On the next few pages we recognize several of our alumni who currently serve on active duty or in the reserves. We humbly thank them and all of our other FPD military veterans and service members.

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Casey Johnson ‘15 1st Lieutenant in the Army

What inspired you to join the military?

I’ve always wanted to serve and by junior year of high school, I made up my mind that I was going to join.

Luckily, my brother was already an officer in the Army and talked to me about doing ROTC and earning my commission that route.

How did your foundation of faith gained during your time at FPD help you in your military career?

FPD helped prepare me for my journey in the Army by teaching me about the Word of God and the types of situations and people that I’d meet in the world. Through my time in the Army, I’ve kept my faith in God and continue to serve Him. Being in the military is not easy, and many times I’ve wondered about what God had planned for me or if the military was still my calling.

However, I feel that God has these challenges placed before me to make me a better officer and a better leader for future soldiers.

How have you been able to grow in your career?

Being in the Army has taught me many things. I’ve learned how soldiers operate and how to motivate them to accomplish the mission. Most of all, it showed me what I am capable of, mentally and physically. There have been times that I’ve thought “man, there is no way I’m going to get through this week.” However, looking back on that, I see how much I’ve grown to be a well-rounded officer.

Tyler Wheeler ‘10 Army Captain

What inspired you to join the military?

My family has a long lineage of service in the Army, so the desire to serve and lead was instilled in me early. The amount of responsibility given to a young 22-year-old Army Officer is truly humbling and an incredible opportunity to lead our nation’s finest. I was inspired by the opportunity to lead and serve. Plus, I wanted excitement and adventure.

How did your foundation of faith gained during your time at FPD help you in your military career?

I deeply appreciate the biblical foundations set by my family, faculty, and fellow students at FPD. I’ve had highs and lows in my faith, but I know to set my hope in Christ and to trust in His love, grace, and mercy. My wife and I have learned whenever we move to immediately begin searching for a Christian community and to get plugged in. FPD is a special place and a great community to grow in your faith.

Any advice for students who are considering joining the military?

Try it! Whether you want to lead tactical units or go into a more technical field to learn new skills, there are so many opportunities to grow, develop, and lead. You will be given much more responsibility coming right out of college than many of your peers. It’s an exciting and rewarding experience with an opportunity to lead and serve.

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Gray Lindley ‘12

Captain in the United States Marine Corps

Phillips Jones ‘00

LtCol, Marine Corps Reserves What inspired you to join the military?

I believe that I was called to serve in the military after college before pursuing my current career in business.

I had a window of opportunity to serve as a pilot, and I seized the chance to fulfill a lifelong dream. The military is an incredible experience for the right person.

How did your foundation of faith gained during your time at FPD help you in your military career?

The foundation I received in biblical worldview and faith in Jesus Christ from my parents, my church, and certainly FPD can not be understated. The world can be a cold, chaotic, and violent place. Having Jesus at the center of your life gives you a perspective that you will most surely need, no matter what trials you find yourself facing in both your personal life and career.

Any advice for students who are considering joining the military?

Talk to people who you know have served to gain perspective on what you are signing up to do. If you want to go to medical school or law school, it’s a good way to pay for either one while gaining amazing life experiences. If you want to be a pilot or go into business, it’s a good way to build a resume and skills that employers demand.

How did your foundation of faith gained during your time at FPD help you in your military career?

I turned 28 in September, and I am still overwhelmed at how fully and completely FPD prepared me for a career in the military. I cannot emphasize enough that FPD prepared me far more than many of my peers and colleagues. I learned servant leadership, communication skills, how to empathize with others, work on a team, and problem solve. But most importantly, FPD provided me with the framework of my faith. It was and has been a continuous well of knowledge for me to pull from, lean on, and return to in the most trying of times.

How have you been able to grow in your career?

I’ve had the privilege of getting to mentor some of the finest young men and women our nation has to offer, as well as receiving mentorship from superiors and subordinates alike who are some of the most selfless, passionate, and professional individuals I have ever met. My faith has been challenged in ways that I did not expect nor experience in college. But God has always provided me with a community of believers.

Any advice for students who are considering joining the military?

Be a team player. Don’t ever quit, and remember that it is not about how tough, strong, fast, or smart you are.

What’s important is having compassion for the man or woman on your left and right and putting the needs of your subordinates ahead of your own.

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Grace Tinkey ‘13

Senior Airman in the United States Air Force What inspired you to join the military?

From a young age, growing up near Robins Air Force Base and seeing the planes fly overhead, I was inspired by those in uniform and what they stood for. Likewise, I was inspired by my grandfather who served in WW2 and other mentors who spent time in the service.

How have you been able to grow in your career?

The military teaches you how to have tough skin and pushes you in ways that you may not have believed possible. There are so many life lessons that I have learned through the service. It pushes you out of your comfort zone in more ways than one and makes you stronger. The military and your life are 110% how you make it and your perspective in how you view things.

I cannot imagine doing anything else from this point forward.

How did your foundation of faith gained during your time at FPD help you in your military career?

Faith has been something that has always been important to me from a young age. FPD helped set a foundation of faith for me moving into college and post college. Faith has gotten me through so many things. By the grace of God, I have made it through some dangerous times on deployment. The foundation built at FPD helped gave me peace and strength during those difficult times.

Thank you to all of our Viking Nation alumni, parents, and friends who serve or have served our country.

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ANNUAL REPORT

2020-2021

The FPD Annual Report is provided in the winter issue of the FPD Magazine to inform families about the financial success and responsibility of our school. Information reported here is from the 2020-2021 fiscal year beginning June 1, 2020, and ending May 30, 2021. FPD Annual Report is published by the First Presbyterian Day School Advancement Office. Every effort has been made to publish an accurate report. If you feel information is incorrect, please email Kathy Tolbert at kathy.tolbert@fpdmacon.org.

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Viking Nation, As we reflect on 2020-2021, one thing comes to mind – God’s faithfulness. God has abundantly blessed FPD. We are honored to be the school home for so many wonderful students, families, and faculty members. In the midst of a year when COVID seemed to affect every aspect of daily life, FPD stayed focused on providing an outstanding Christ-centered, academically-strong experience for students.

It was a joy to see our students thrive on campus through face-to-face interactions with mentors and friends.

I want to thank the families who continue to choose FPD for their children’s education. At the start of the 2021-22 school year, God blessed us with more new students than we have welcomed in any school year for the past five years.

The energy and enthusiasm for the FPD experience is growing, and we are well on our way to welcoming even more new students in the 2022-23 school year. With that in mind, our current Row the Boat Annual Fund projects include enhancements to resources in the classrooms, athletic teams, and fine art programs as we continue to support a growing student body. Examples include a new innovation lab, updates to our weight room and locker room, renovation of our 300 building to expand lower school classroom space, and more. Additional information can be found on our website at www.fpdmacon.org/rowtheboat.

I want to thank all of the many Viking Nation families, friends, and alumni listed on the following pages who gave to last year’s Row the Boat Annual Fund campaign. Through these gifts, we had a record-breaking year for Annual Fund giving and built a new elementary and preschool playground and refreshed our entrance and exit corridors. It is a joy to watch our youngest learners climb on the new Viking Ship climbing tower or maneuver through the new obstacle course. Likewise, the banners, lampposts, and updated landscaping along the new entrance and exit provide an impressive first impression for campus visitors. These large-scale improvements were accompanied by many other athletic, academic, and fine arts enhancements that ensure FPD continues to provide a top educational experience for our many students.

In the midst of changes and updates, our focus remains on our mission to educate and equip students to change the world for God’s glory. Thank you to all of the faculty, families, friends, and alumni who continue to invest in this mission. We commit to use your gifts and investments wisely as we educate and equip the next generation of Christian leaders.

Go Vikings!

Dr. John Patterson, Head of School First Presbyterian Day School

2020 - 2021 Board of Trustees Mr. Danny Smith, Chair Mr. Hal Foshee, Vice Chair Dr. Brian Cardis Mr. Jason Churchwell Mr. Rob Danner

Dr. Hays Fyke Dr. Cameron Garvin Mr. George Jones Mrs. Lauren Jones Mrs. Tracy Jones

Rev. Chip Miller (Ex Officio) Mr. JD Miller Dr. Bobby Newman Mrs. Martha Pearson Mr. Jack Pyles

Mrs. Amy Walthall Dr. John Patterson (Ex Officio)

2020 - 2021 VPA leadership team All parents are considered members of the Viking Parent Ambassadors (VPAs). The following parents volunteered during the 2020-2021 academic year to serve on the VPA leadership team and organize the various VPA events and service opportunities.

Emily Tart, President Courtney Anderson, Vice President Lucia Barnes, Past President

Amanda Casey Courtney Cawley Carlie Cochran

Kelly Copeland Jessica Hinson Brandi Justice

Lindsay Long Ellen Thomas Erica Tarpley

2020 - 2021 Alumni Board FPD’s Alumni Board helps serve the school by organizing alumni events and connecting alumni back to the school.

Jerry Becham Rebekah Coon Carol Gordon

Katie Griffis Christen McCommon Laura McGreggor

Mary Elizabeth Neisler Jack Nichols Jenna Rumford

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Hope Shields Ken Smith

REPORT OF GIVING ALL DONORS

given between June 1, 2020 - May 31, 2021

Dr. William C. Acton Mr. and Mrs. Jay Adams Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross Adams, Jr. Mr. Wade Adams, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen Mr. and Mrs. Javier Alvarez AmazonSmile Foundation American Pride Bank Dr. and Mrs. Victor J. Andress Mr. and Mrs. Brandon W. Ard Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Attaway Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Baker Ms. Leslie N. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bakkar Ms. Rogena Baldwin Mr. Chris Barbee Mr. and Mrs. Bert Barnes Mr. and Mrs. James W. P. Barnes III Mr. and Mrs. Jason Barnes Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Barry Mr. and Mrs. David Bass Ms. Edna K. Bateman Mr. Christian Baumgarth Ms. Joy Baxley Dr. and Mrs. William W. Baxley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Mark Baxter Mr. William J. Becham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Benton Jr Mr. Roger Birdsong Mr. and Mrs. David S. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Bivins Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Black Mr. and Mrs. Randy Blizzard Mr. Robert Bodine Boston Law Group Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bowden Mr. and Mrs. Brian G. Bowker Box Tops for Education Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Boyett III Ms. Nalani Boyington Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bridges Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brooks Dr. and Mrs. William P. Brooks Ms. Melissa Brown Ms. Patricia Brown Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Brumbelow Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Bullington Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Burnett Mr. Robert Burnham Mr. and Mrs. David Butler Ms. Mia Buzzell C & C Ji Shung INC Chico & Chang

C and H Pools of Macon, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Cable Cadence Bank Capital City Bank Mr. Larry Carpenter Mr. William Carrigan Mr. Frank Carter Mr. Michael Carter Mr. and Mrs. Mike L. Casteel Mrs. Carolyn G. Cauley Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Causey Mr. John M. Causey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Causey Mr. J R. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Gavin L. Chapman Ms. Sandy Chastain Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Chatfield Mr. Chris K. Childers Mr. and Mrs. John C. Childs Jr CityLine Commercial Holdings. LLC Class of 1995 Mrs. J.W. Coggins Mr. and Mrs. Brett Collier Mr. and Mrs. Randy J. Comer Mrs. Suzanne Conner Mr. and Mrs. Pete Cook Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Cook Mrs. Peter G. Coon, Sr. Ms. Elizabeth Copelan Corporate Connection - Macon Monogramming Mr. and Mrs. Brian Corrigan Mr. and Mrs. Mike Corrigan Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Cowart Dr. Lesley J. Cown Mr. Bryan Cox Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Cox Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. R. Seaborn Crosby Mr. Alex C. Cunard Mr. and Mrs. David M. Cusson Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cusson Mr. and Mrs. Conie Mac Darnell Dr. and Mrs. William B. Dasher, Jr. Mrs. Dolores Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Brandon R. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis Mr. Jeffrey Davis Ms. Kathryn Davis Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dawson Ms. Jane DeBarge Mr. and Mrs. Sean R. DeBey Mrs. Emily Dickey Mr. W. M. Dickey III Mr. and Mrs. Derek W. Donaldson

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Doubleday Mr. and Mrs. W H. Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Duckworth Mr. and Mrs. R. Carlton Dumas Mr. Michael Dykes Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Edalgo Mrs. Rebecca Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Brian England Mr. Peyton Ethridge Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Eversole Dr. Elizabeth W. Ferro Mr. and Mrs. Doug Fincher Jr. FIRST Robotics Mr. and Mrs. Gerry S. Ford Mrs. Patsy Fountain Mr. and Mrs. Rick Frame Mrs. Angie Freeman Ms. Sirena Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Rick Funk Mr. and Mrs. Justin Futo Mr. Paul E. Gable Mr. and Mrs. Charlie A. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Justin Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Ken Garvin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James K. Gay GEICO Geotechnical and Environmental Consultants Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gilbert IV Mr. and Mrs. Joel F. Ginaldi Mr. and Mrs. Candler Ginn Mr. and Mrs. William E. Gleaton III Global Parts Distributors, LLC Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Wes Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Andy Gray Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Grebert Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Greene Mr. Todd O. Greene Greene & Associates, Inc. Mr. Andy Greenway Mrs. Kay Greer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Matthew R. Gresham Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Grice Mr. and Mrs. John E. Griffin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Haddock Ethel Hails Mr. and Mrs. F. Kennedy Hall Mr. and Mrs. J. Ellsworth Hall III Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hall, Sr. FPD Magazine I page 32 I fpdmacon.org

Mr. and Mrs. Shane Hall Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Halliburton Hammer Nail Construction LLC Ms. Mary Elizabeth Hand Mr. and Mrs. W. Donald Handberry, Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Gary R. Harmon, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Harper Ms. Joan Harris Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Tracy R. Hatfield Dr. and Mrs. Chuck Hawkins Healthtrust Purchasing Group Mr. and Mrs. Bart A. Hendley Ms. Nancy Hendry Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Henley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F B. Henry Ms. Bernadette Hershberg Keith and Chrissie Hetes Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Hicks II Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hill Hines Farms, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hinson Mr. and Mrs. Alex L. Hinson Mr. and Mrs. JP Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Howard Holleman Mr. and Mrs. David Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. Chase Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Hollis Ms. Joann K. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hoover Jr Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hopper Ms. April Hornsby Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Howard Mr. and Mrs. John E. Howard Mr. and Mrs. John E. Howard Mr. Kevin S. Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. C B. Huckaby Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Huggins Mr. and Mrs. Barcaro C. Hughes Mr. James Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes Mr. and Mrs. James Hunnicutt Ms. Mandi Huntsman Mr. and Mrs. Brayden Hutcheson Mr. and Mrs. David Irwin Dr. and Mrs. Matt Jerles Johnny’s Pizza Dr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson Mrs. Katherine W. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. W. Robert Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Anderson O. Jones

Mrs. Billie B. Jones Mr. John D. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jackson L. Justice Ms. Paula Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Kaspers Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Katzer Mr. and Mrs. Dave Katzer KBS Essential Services Mr. and Mrs. Josey R. Kelley Mr. Ryan Michael Kelly Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kemper Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kendall Mr. and Mrs. Davey Keys Ms. Asia King Dr. and Mrs. Alan Kirsh Mr. and Mrs. Joel Knight Ms. Linda Knose Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Kosater Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Krejci Kroger Co. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Latimer Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Law Mr. John Laws Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Layton Mr. Barry Lee Ms. Betty J. Lee Ms. Licia A. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Justin Leslein Mr. Craig S. Lewis Mr. Crawford Little Mrs. Maureen Lizek Mr. and Mrs. W. Coyet Lowery Jr. Ms. Allison Lucas Mr. Charles Lyon Macon Bibb Storage Properties, Inc. Macon Occupational Medicine Macon Running Club Mr. and Mrs. Mark Magoni Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mann Mr. and Mrs. William T. Marbut Mr. and Mrs. Rob Martin Martin Snow, LLP Attorneys at Law Mary Hammond Washington Chapter DAR Mr. and Mrs. Rady J. Masicott Mr. and Mrs. Rad Massey Mr. and Mrs. Gene McAllister Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McCallum Mr. and Mrs. Rodney McCart Mr. and Mrs. Darin McClure Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCommon Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCommon Dr. and Mrs. Ben McCurdy Mr. and Mrs. Chad McDaniel Ashleigh and Collin McDonald

Mr. and Mrs. William R. McDuffie Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin McElreath, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian N. McGreggor Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. McKay, Jr. Mr. James McLendon Ms. Lisa C. McLendon Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Meadors Dr. and Mrs. John Meadows Mr. Robert Means Mr. and Mrs. Drew W. Mercer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Ed Middlebrooks Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Middlebrooks Midstate Material Handling, Inc Ms. Sheena K. Mingo Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Minter Mr. and Mrs. Bryan L. Mitchell Mrs. Lori L. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Mitchell II Ms. Elizabeth Mixon MMI Construction LLC Mrs. Suzanne Moody Mr. Chrisopher Moore Mr. and Mrs. Greg Moore Mr. James R. Moore B D. Morton Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Morton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moseley Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Moxley Mr. and Mrs. Keith H. Moxley Dr. and Mrs. David K. Murnan Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Myhand Ms. Louann E. Nadalini Navicent Health Mr. and Mrs. David Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Newberry Ms. Eden Newman Mr. Richard Newman

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neyman Noland Company Ms. Laurie B. Noltimier Ms. Betty Ocker Mr. and Mrs. David Oedel Mr. and Mrs. George C. Oetter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Yoshifumi Ohata Mrs. and Mr. Beverly Olson One South Bank Lenore Oplt Mr. Michael Pagliarulo Mr. and Mrs. Mark Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Mike Payne Mr. Wesley Peavy Mr. and Mrs. Kelly C. Penn Mr. Lloyd Perkins Mr. Thomas Perry Mr. and Mrs. Kort Peterson Piedmont Construction Group 1, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Ponder, Jr. Mrs. Bren Powell Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy D. Pritchard Mr. Brad Proctor Proforma Ascension Marketing Group Publix Super Markets, Inc. Mrs. Wade M. Putnal Mr. and Mrs. Pat Rabun Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rabun Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Wagoner Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rawlings Mr. Heston and Dr. Ashley Ray RCD Trucks Mr. and Mrs. Don Ream IV Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Reed Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Reeves Mr. Roscoe Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Rigdon Jr.

MEMORIALS

given between June 1, 2020 - May 31, 2021 Amy Greene Mr. Todd O. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Greene

Ben Bowden Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bowden Mrs. Katherine L. Wrabel

Aramis Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Minter

Ben Harden Mr. and Mrs. Brad Thompson

Austin Childers Mr. and Mrs. Justin Lyles Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ethridge, Jr.

Brenda Herring Mrs. Patsy Fountain

Austin & Garrett Childers Rev. and Mrs. Gary R. Harmon, Sr. Becky Olsen Mrs. Katherine L. Wrabel

Clifford Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foshee III Coleman Tidwell Sr Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman Tidwell, Jr. Constance Sincock Dr. and Mrs. James A. Upshaw

Mr. and Mrs. Woody Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Todd Robertson Mr. and Mrs. James Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Roper Mr. and Mrs. Matt Rose Mrs. Eleanor Futch Rosen Mr. Joey Rozier Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Rule, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Steve L. Rumford Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rumford II Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Ryder Ms. Bonnie Sammons Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Sasser Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Sawyer Dr. and Mrs. Tom Scott Mr. and Mrs. William L. Seabolt Mr. Keith Seabrooks Mrs. Helen Sears Sellers Construction Company, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sexton Dr. and Mrs. Barry Shealy Dr. and Mrs. Walter Shelton Ms. Tasha Shepard Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Sheppard Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shields Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Shurling Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Mark Simmons Dr. and Mrs. John M. Simmons, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Simmons, Jr. Mr. Harvey Simpson Mr. Tom Slagle Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Smallwood Mr. and Mrs. Bob L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Smith Ms. Casey L. Smith Mr. Daniel Smith Mrs. Megan Smith Southern Air Specialists, LLC

Southwestern Fundraising Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Sowell Ms. Lisa M. Spear Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Spinks Ms. Julia Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Stafford Mr. and Mrs. R. Terrell Stanley Mr. and Mrs. John F. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Brian Stone Mr. and Mrs. Ward Stone Jr. Kelly and Crystal Strandmark Dr. and Mrs. Loy D. Strawn Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Strickland Stroud and Company Dr. and Mrs. James I. Suit Summit Group Mr. and Mrs. Jeff S. Takac COL and Mrs. Timothy N. Tart, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William S. Taunton, Jr. Ashley Thillainathan Mrs. Martha Thomas Ms. Shirley Ann Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Brad Thompson Tidwell & Hilburn Insurance Mr. John B. Timms Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Tolbert Mr. and Mrs. Adam Tolbert Mr. and Mrs. H. Lowry Tribble Mr. Ryan Triesenberg Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Trieste Ms. Erica Tritta Ms. Nicola Tritta Mr. Tripp Turley Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Vanderburg Mr. and Mrs. James Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Steve Veal Rev. and Mrs. Bob Veazey Dr. and Mrs. Ash P. Walker Mr. and Mrs. John C. Walker, III Mr. and Mrs. Steve Walker

Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. James K. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Walter Mrs. Libbie Walthall Ms. Sabrina Walthall Walthall Oil Company Mr. and Mrs. David Walton Ms. Laura Wanamaker Ms. Dana Ward Mr. and Mrs. Randy Warren Mr. and Mrs. Casey Washburn Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Watson Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Weatherford Mr. and Mrs. Brandon West Mr. and Mrs. H. Ben West Dr. Terry and Dr. Margery Whatley Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Whitaker Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Williams, III Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Willingham Mr. and Mrs. Craig Wilson Mrs. Larry Wilson Mr. Scott Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O. Windham Mr. and Mrs. John Woodford Woodford Properties LLC Mr. Daniel Woods Mr. Benjamin Wrabel Mrs. Katherine L. Wrabel Mr. Al Wright Ms. Jeanna Wright Mr. and Mrs. Justin Wright Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wright Mrs. Cherry Young Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Young

In Memory of Given By David Hampton Mrs. Suzanne Conner Dempsey S. Brown, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Cox Donnie Wayne Churchwell Mr. and Mrs. Jason Churchwell Dr. Larry Wilson Macon Occupational Medicine Mr. and Mrs. Jet Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Leonard G. Bevill Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Boyett III Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Cable Mr. and Mrs. Mike Corrigan Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Danner, Jr. FPD Magazine I page 33 I fpdmacon.org

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Garvin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Griffin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Halliburton Dr. and Mrs. Ken Harper F B. Henry Mrs. Katherine W. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Chad McDaniel Mrs. Lori L. Mitchell Mrs. Bren Powell Mrs. Betty Ragland Dr. and Mrs. James A. Upshaw Mr. Craig Wilson Dr. and Mrs. William B. Dasher, Jr. Mr. Scott Wilson Dr. Ron Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Ken Garvin, Jr.

Eugene Dunwody Ms. Jeanna Wright Bibb Home Improvement MMI Construction LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Danner, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William B. Dasher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James K. Gay Ms. Joan Harris Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. McKay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rawlings Mr. and Mrs. Randy Warren Dr. and Mrs. Edward H. Young Mrs. Peter G. Coon, Sr. Geotechnical and Environmental Consultants

MEMORIALS (cont.)

given between June 1, 2020 - May 31, 2021

Eugene Dunwody (cont.)

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Bolles Tidwell & Hilburn Insurance Piedmont Construction Group 1, LLC Walthall Oil Company Conditioned Air, Inc. Stroud and Company Dr. and Mrs. William W. Baxley, Jr. Mr. Robert Burnham W H. Dowling Ethel Hails Mr. and Mrs. F. Kennedy Hall Mr. and Mrs. J. Ellsworth Hall III Mr. and Mrs. William T. Marbut Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. McKay, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Meadors Mr. and Mrs. John F. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman Tidwell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Adams Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Barry Mrs. Harriet Comer Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Dickey Jr Mrs. Emily Dickey Mrs. Kay Greer Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hall, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Hollis Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neyman Mrs. Betty Ragland Mr. and Mrs. Ben Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Ken Garvin, Jr. Greene & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Fincher Jr. Boston Law Group Mr. and Mrs. John E. Griffin, Jr. Garrett Childers Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ethridge, Jr. Hans Stephan Mr. and Mrs. Sean R. DeBey Helon McLeroy Mrs. Katherine L. Wrabel Jackie White Navicent Health Mrs. J.W. Coggins Mrs. Patsy Fountain Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gilbert IV Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hattaway James Hughes Robert Means Mr. and Mrs. Greg Moore Mr. and Mrs. David Walton Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, Jr. Mrs. Katherine L. Wrabel

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Jamie McCallum Jackson Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McCallum Jeanne Hornsby Ms. April Hornsby Jesse and Frances Kite Mr. and Mrs. W. Coyet Lowery Jr. Jimmy Lowery Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Henley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Martin Joan Adams Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hattaway Joe Popper and Joyce Martin Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Ponder, Jr. Jonathan Millwood Mr. and Mrs. Fred Neyman Joyce Martin Mrs. Eleanor Futch Rosen Juanita Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Burnsed Mr. and Mrs. John E. Griffin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hattaway Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Henley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Vaughn Larry Lee AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP Tidwell & Hilburn Insurance William C. Acton Mr. Wade Adams, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jet Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David Baxter William P. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Cable William Carrigan Frank Carter John M. Causey Mrs. Peter G. Coon, Sr. Lesley J. Cown Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Danner, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William B. Dasher, Jr. Ms. Kathryn Davis Ms. Jane DeBarge Mr. and Mrs. Brian England Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ethridge, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foshee III Mrs. Patsy Fountain Mr. and Mrs. Rick Frame Mr. Paul Gable Justin and Sandra Gardner Dr. and Mrs. Cameron Garvin

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Griffin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hall, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Ken Harper Nancy Hendry Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Henley, Jr. JP Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Howard Holleman Mr. and Mrs. David Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. Sam H. Hollis Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hoover, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Howard C B. Huckaby Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes Mr. and Mrs. W. Robert Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Anderson O. Jones Mrs. Billie B. Jones John D. Jones Paula Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kemper Mr. and Mrs. Davey Keys Alan Kirsh John Laws Betty J. Lee Licia A. Lee Mrs. Leslie Girardeau Lee Barry Lee Craig S. Lewis Crawford Little Maureen Lizek Mr. and Mrs. Rob Martin Ms. Ashleigh P. McDonald and Collin McDonald James McLendon Lisa C. McLendon Mr. and Mrs. Larry Moore James R. Moore B D. Morton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moseley Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Noller Laurie B. Noltimier Betty Ocker Mrs. and Mr. Beverly Olson Lenore Oplt Michael Pagliarulo Mr. and Mrs. Mark Patterson Lloyd Perkins Thomas Perry Brad Proctor Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rabun Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Rigdon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Royal Dr. and Mrs. Steve L. Rumford Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rumford II Bonnie Sammons Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Sasser Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Barry Shealy Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Sheppard

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Mr. and Mrs. Ken Shields Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Shurling Harvey Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bob L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Sowell Ms. Lisa M. Spear Mr. and Mrs. R. Terrell Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Ward Stone Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Loy D. Strawn Mr. and Mrs. Jay Strickland Ashley Thillainathan Mr. and Mrs. H. Lowry Tribble Erica Tritta Nicola Tritta Mr. and Mrs. Ben Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. John C. Walker III Mr. and Mrs. David Walton Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Watson John M. Williams, III Mrs. Larry Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wright Larry Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Doug Fincher Jr. Mrs. Patsy Fountain Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hall, Sr. Joann K. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kemper Charles Lyon Lillian Pritchett Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Burnett Mary Jane Bateman Ms. Edna K. Bateman Michael Sparrow Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ethridge, Jr. Mildred Greene Mr. and Mrs. Mike Corrigan Mrs. Patsy Fountain Randy W. Ratliff Rhonda Ratliff-Wagoner Ronald Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Danny Smith Scotty Belk Mrs. Harriet Comer Sid Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Ash P. Walker Stuart Chase Cook Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Cook Thigpen and Tribble Mrs. Patsy Fountain

William L. and Carole Oglesby Dr. and Mrs. Frank Casey Wilma Parrish Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foshee III Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hattaway Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCommon Mr. and Mrs. Mark Patterson Helen Sears Dr. and Mrs. Barry Shealy Mr. and Mrs. Danny Smith John B. Timms Ann Timms Mr. and Mrs. Ben Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, Jr. Zach Morton Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ethridge, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Kemper Mr. and Mrs. Ben Vaughn

HONORARIUMS

In Honor of Given By

given between June 1, 2020 - May 31, 2021

Abbie Grace Cochran Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Taunton

Coleman Cauley Mrs. Carolyn Cauley

Haddon and Luke Rumford Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rumford II

Kay Sexton Mr. Chris K. Childers

Rinda Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Chad McDaniel

Anna Foster Dr. and Mrs. Jim Foster

David Bass Mr. Chris K. Childers

Hadley Elizabeth Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Taunton

Kelly Bowden Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bowden

Sandy Chastain Mr. and Mrs. Rodney McCart

Aubrey Brown Patricia Brown

David Walton Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hattaway

Harper and Everly Gomez Dr. and Mrs. Charles Gomez

Ken Garvin Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bowden

Sara Kate and Kelly Bullington Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brooks

Avery and Grady Jones Girard Jones

Dick Frame Mr. and Mrs. George C. Oetter, Jr.

Hatfield Family Roscoe Reynolds

Keon Johnson Ms. Sheena K. Mingo

Shannon Bryant Mr. Chris K. Childers

Holly Hatcher Mr. and Mrs. John C. Walker III

Kris Vaughn Mr. Chris K. Childers

Shelley Moore McGraw Class of 1995

Hudson W. French Mrs. Rhonda Ratliff-Wagoner

Kristy Alvarez Benjamin Wrabel

Hunter Gardner Rogena Baldwin

Luke Rumford Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rumford II

Sissy Swann Ivey and Leslie Bradford Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Gene McAllister

International Students and Staff Tracy R. Hatfield

Madelyn Davis Mr. and Mrs. Brandon R. Davis

Jack Donald Galloway Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dawson ‘81

Madison Thomas Shirley Ann Thomas

Janice Nordan Rex and Gayle Putnal

Marla Windham Patrenice Thomas

Jennings Temple Mrs. Cherry Young

Mary Bennet Rose Mr. Chris K. Childers

Jessica Murnan Aaron W. Marshall

Mary Shelton and Andrew Thomas Martha Thomas

Avery Robinson Mr. and Mrs. John C. Walker III Barbara Henley Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hattaway Barry Shealy Mr. Chris K. Childers Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Parrish Mrs. Wade Putnal Mr. and Mrs. Matt (Mary Bennet Dunwody ‘90) Rose Techwood Precision Enterprises, Inc. Ben Barton National Christian Foundation Bob and Nora Veazey James K. Walsh Brett Collier Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyer Carol Adams Benjamin Wrabel Charlie Fennell Ms. Jeanna G. Fennell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gregory

Dr. John Patterson Mary Hammond Washington Chapter DAR Mr. and Mrs. Ken Shields Mr. Chris K. Childers Dr. Strickland Ms. Louann E. Nadalini Eden and Saylor Hill Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hill Eden Newman Richard Newman Ella Rhys Cochran Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Taunton Ella Wade Shields Mr. and Mrs. Ken Shields Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shields Emily Claire and Peyton Howard Mr. and Mrs. C. Lance Howard

Jim Turner Ryan Triesenberg Ben McCurdy

Faculty and Administration of FPD J R. Chambers Dr. and Mrs. Barry Shealy

Matt Kitchell Mr. Chris K. Childers

Joe Childs Benjamin Wrabel

McAllister Stafford Julia Stafford

Georgia and Kathryn Mercer Mr. and Mrs. Drew W. Mercer

John Stone Strain Family Charitable Foundation Inc.

Megan Masicott Rady J. Masicott

Christen McCommon Mr. Chris K. Childers

Gleaton Children Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Myhand

Kate and Sam Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Wes Gordon

Christian and Connor Crobsy Mr. and Mrs. R. Seaborn Crosby

Grayson, Reese, Noah Dumpe Al Wright

Katherine Sophia Taunton Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Taunton

Cindy Martin Mr. Chris K. Childers

Greg Moore Ben McCurdy

Katie Kemper Dr. and Mrs. Jim Foster

Charlie Parrish Mr. Chris K. Childers Ms. Lauren Wrabel

Molly Pearson Mr. Chris K. Childers Rev. Joe McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Ken Shields

Spencer and Hunter Danner Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen Tammy Jones Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen Tee George Benjamin Wrabel Terri Newberry Mr. Chris K. Childers Track Coaches Economy Tire Sales, Inc. Tucker, Tate, and Sadie Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bryant Wade Putnal Angie Freeman Dr. and Mrs. Matt Jerles William Reeves Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Taunton William Stephen “Tee” Taunton III Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Taunton Worthen Luke Cochran Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Taunton

Ric and Rachel Cannada Mr. and Mrs. William R. McDuffie

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Jarrard Law

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Sutton Acura Synovus

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The Corporate Connection

New York Life Insurance

Starr Electric

The Laundry Room

Jimmy John’s

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State Farm, Thigpin

The Progressive Group

City Line Holdings

Jon Hawk Law Firm

Pellicano Construction

Conditioned Air

Jones Cork , LLP

Primary Pediatrics

Summit Group

Waites & Foshee

Downtown Grill

Lisenby Orthodontics

Raffield Tire

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Economy Tire Sales, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. King Kemper

Mr. and Mrs. Danny Smith

Dr. and Mrs. Jay M. Anderson

Mr. Bill Ennis

Mr. and Mrs. William E. King, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Jet Anderson

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Mr. and Mrs. David P. Baltz

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ethridge, Jr.

L.E. Schwartz & Son, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Strickland

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Ms. Jeanna G. Fennell

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Mr. and Mrs. Spencer L. Strickland

BB & T Company

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Dr. and Mrs. Jim Foster

Lemke Properties, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Taunton

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Black

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Fricks

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Techwood Precision Enterprises, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Bolles

Dr. Hays and Dr. Andrea Fyke

Dr. and Mrs. Eric L. Long

Mr. and Mrs. Pepper Temple, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Branch

Dr. and Mrs. Cameron Garvin

Magic Wheel & Tire, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Terrell

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Bryant

Mr. William Gleaton

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron W. Marshall

Mr. and Mrs. John Thigpin, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Jason C. Buckner

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gore

Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence McCurdy

Ms. Patrenice Thomas

Mrs. Sheryl Burgess

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Greene

Rev. and Mrs. Joe McDaniel

Dr. Richard J. Thomas

Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Burnsed

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Greer III

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Montford, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman Tidwell, Jr.

Butler Automotive Group

Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Moody

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Tolbert

Capitol Cycle Company

Mr. and Mrs. Shane Hall

Mr. Geoffrey and Dr. Kara Moore

Top Gun Contracting, Inc.

Dr. and Mrs. Brian M. Cardis

Dr. and Mrs. Wade Hardy

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Moore

Dr. and Mrs. James A. Upshaw

Dr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Carlton

Dr. and Mrs. Ken Harper

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Noller

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Vaughn

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Carter

Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hattaway

OrthoGeorgia

W.L. Amos Foundation Inc.

Dr. and Mrs. Frank Casey

Mr. and Mrs. Jon R. Hawk

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Parrish

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Wagoner

Dr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Cawley

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Heard

Dr. and Mrs. John Patterson

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Wall

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Chan

Nick and Ashley Heuman

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Peake

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm F. Walthall

Charles H. Jones Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Hice

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pearson

Mr. and Mrs. Clint Ward

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Cheek

Jeff and Guylynn Hinson

Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Pearson

Ward Construction & Development, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Churchwell

Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery C. Hinson, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Wynne Pearson

Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, Jr.

Mrs. Harriet Comer

Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Holloway

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pelt

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Whitfield

Conditioned Air, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hudson

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Perkins, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wilson

Shann Cook Loyd

Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Hurt

Primary Pediatrics

Mr. Daron Woodham and Dr. Champa

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Copeland, Sr.

James-Bates-Brannen-Groover, LLP

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Prince

Dr. and Mrs. Alex Correa

David and Charla Ivey

Mr. and Mrs. Rex Putnal

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Danner, III

Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Jackson B. Pyles

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Danner, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. George L. Jones

Mrs. Betty Ragland

Mr. William K. Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Girard Jones

Renasant Bank

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Deignan

Mr. and Mrs. David Jones

Dr. Eric and Dr. Jeanne Roddenberry

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Duggan III

Major and Mrs. Phillips Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Royal

Mr. and Mrs. Justin Duke

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Self

Dr. and Mrs. Jarrod E. Dumpe

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan L. Justice

Dr. and Mrs. Barry Shealy

Brent and Marcee Easom

Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Kelley

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Shields

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Woodham

Under a Georgia state law established in 2008, taxpayers are able to re-direct a portion of their state income tax payment to provide need-based tuition assistance. FPD has partnered with the GOAL Scholarship Program to help facilitate the provisions of the law. This program allows FPD to provide needbased financial assistance to eligible students. Below is a list of those who participated in the academic year 2020-2021 for scholarships awarded in the 2021-2022 academic year.

GOAL awards by grade level

Mrs. Carol Adams Dr. Kristy Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Carl Amerson Dr. and Mrs. Jay Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Jet Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Baker Mr. and Mrs. David Bass Mr. Christian Baumgarth Ms. Joy Baxley Mr. and Mrs. Keith Black Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bolles Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bowker Mr. and Mrs. Steven Brewer Ms. Debra Brown Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brumbelow Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Jon Bullington Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Burnsed Mr. and Mrs. David Butler Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Carlton Mr. and Mrs. Harold Causey Mr. Chris Childers Mr. and Mrs. Walter Childs Mr. and Mrs. Brett Collier Ms. Kay Collins Mr. and Mrs. Dean Copelan Mr. and Mrs. Ben Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Rob Danner Mr. and Mrs. Robby Danner Mr. and Mrs. Conie Mac Darnell Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Deignan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duggan Dr. and Mrs. Jarrod Dumpe

GOAL awards by race

Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Easom Mr. Bill Ennis Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ethridge Dr. and Mrs. Paul Evans Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foshee Dr. and Mrs. James Foster Mr. and Mrs. Richard Funk Dr. and Mrs. Cameron Garvin Mr. and Mrs. Ken Garvin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gray Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hall Mr. and Mrs. Shane Hall Dr. and Mrs. Wade Hardy Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harper Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hetes Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery Hinson Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hudspeth Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Huggins Mr. and Mrs. Brayden Hutcheson Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hyde Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Jerles Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Jones Mr. and Mrs. George Jones COL and Mrs. Phillips Jones Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jones Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Katzer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kemper Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kitchell Mrs. Cathy Knight Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Kosater Mr. and Mrs. Eric Latimer Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Law Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Layton

GOAL awards by gender

Mrs. Leslie Lee Mr. and Mrs. Justin Leslein Mr. and Mrs. David Lilliston Dr. and Mrs. Eric Long Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Marone Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jason Massey Mr. and Mrs. Rad Massey Rev. and Mrs. Joseph McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Albert McKay Mr. and Mrs. Ed Middlebrooks Mr. and Mrs. John David Miller Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Minter Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mixon Mr. and Mrs. Greg Moore Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morris Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Morton Dr. and Mrs. David Murnan Mr. and Mrs. Justin Nalls Ms. Eden Newman Mrs. Ruth Neyman Mr. and Mrs. David Oedel Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Parrish Dr. and Mrs. John Patterson Mrs. Margaret Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Allen Peake Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ponder Mr. and Mrs. William Rabun Ms. Heidi Ream Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rivers Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Roddenberry Drs. John and Jeanne Roddenberry

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Mr. and Mrs. Matt Rose Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rumford Sage Dining Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. John Scott Mr. and Mrs. Shane Self Mr. and Mrs. Tilman Self Mr. and Mrs. Barry Shealy Mr. and Mrs. Theron Skelton Mr. and Mrs. Danny Smith Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Smith Ms. Lisa Spear Mr. and Mrs. Brian Stone Mr. and Mrs. Jay Strickland Dr. and Mrs. Adnrew Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Sutton Dr. and Mrs. Paul Syribeys Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Takac Mr. and Mrs. John Thigpin Mr. and Mrs. Brad Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Cole Tidwell Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Trieste Mr. Tripp Turley Dr. and Mrs. James Upshaw Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Vaughn Rev. and Mrs. Robert Veazey Mr. and Mrs. Ash Walker Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Walthall Mr. and Mrs. Casey Washburn Mr. and Mrs. Bob White

2020-2021 ROW THE BOAT ANNUAL FUND

Thank you to everyone who gave to the 2020-2021 Row the Boat Campaign. Due to the generous gifts of many families, friends, faculty, and alumni, FPD was able to enhance our campus in multiple ways including three large improvement projects - a beautiful new entrance and exit, a new preschool playground, and a new elementary playground. We appreciate everyone who gave to make these projects a reality for FPD students.

2020 - 2021 FPD Row the Boat Annual Fund

STATEMENT OF GIVING The FPD Fund consists of two kinds of gifts - restricted and unrestricted. Restricted gifts may be designated for various academic, athletic, fine arts, facilities, or miscellaneous categories. Unrestricted gifts go toward the greatest need. The funds work like a checking account in that any gifts not spent in a given year roll over to the next year. Many times, restricted funds are encumbered for ongoing projects. The total number of donors to the 2020-2021 FPD Annual Fund was 460.

25% Unrestricted

Restricted Unrestricted Total Gifts

$ 981,148 342,790

75% Restricted

$ 1,323,938

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New Entrance & Exit Corridors Ribbon Cutting: September 20, 2021

New landscaping, lights, and banners provide a

Pictured left to right: Dr. Patterson with representatives from the Charles H. Jones Family Foundation - Lindsey Crosby, Dwight Jones, Tracy Jones, and John Kitchens

wonderful welcome to our campus and were made possible by a generous gift from The Charles H. Jones Family Foundation as well as other Row the Boat donors. Thank you to the Charles H. Jones Family Foundation, all who gave to make this project possible, Moore Outdoor for the design and construction, and to FPD’s grounds crews for ensuring the entrance and exit continue to look beautiful.

New Preschool Playground

Ribbon Cutting: August 13, 2021

FPD opened a new preschool playground at the start of the 2021-22 school year. The new outdoor play area

Board Members at the Ribbon Cutting. Left to right: George Jones, Amy Walthall, Jason Churchwell, John Patterson, Joey Brumbelow, Terri Harper, and Martha Pearson

features a renovated climbing tower, new playhouse, balance beam, and riding toys that inspire imagination and build gross motor skills, teamwork, and cooperation.

The new playground sits on top of articificial turf grass and rubber mulch mats for year-round play.

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New Elementary Playground Ribbon Cutting: May 20, 2021

Before the close of the 2020-2021 school year, FPD elementary students cut the ribbon for a new elementary playground! A special thank you to our lead donors Sheryl Burgess, Buddy and Saynor Ponder, Hal and Saynor Foshee, and Bill Ennis. Likewise, thank you to Moore Outdoor for the construction and project management of the playground and Laurie Fickling for the design. The new playground features a Viking ship climbing

Lead Donors with Dr. Patterson and Mrs. Shannon Bryant at the Ribbon Cutting. Left to right: Bill Ennis, Sheryl Burgess, Buddy Ponder, John Patterson, Saynor Ponder, and Shannon Bryant. (not pictured Hal and Saynor Foshee)

tower, obstacle course, new swings, and an artificial turf play area perfect for outdoor play.

Thank you to everyone who gave to the 2020-2021 Row the Boat Annual Fund!

To give to the 2021-2022 Row the Boat Annual Fund visit www.fpdmacon.org/giving.

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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN DAY SCHOOL

STATEMENT OF REVENUES & EXPENSES 2020 - 2021

Miscellaneous (12.7%)

Source of Funds

Designated Giving (3.7%) Program Revenues (.7%)

Net Tuition & Fees $ 8,755,058 Program Revenues 77,592 Designated Giving 387,527 Miscellaneous* 1,336,624 Total $10,556,801

Net Tuition & Fees (82.9%)

* The bulk of the ‘Miscellaneous Revenue’ figure is a forgiven Paycheck Protection Program loan.

Use of Funds Salaries & Benefits Academic Resources Student Life Faculty Development Advancement Facilities Debt Business Fees & Dues Miscellaneous Deferred Contingency

$ 6,852,970 361,181 184,650 25,850 126,796 1,680,384 479,905 351,410 92,651 401,004

$ 10,556,801

Business Fees & Dues (3.3%) Debt (4.5%)

Misc. (0.9%) Deferred Contingency (3.8%)

Facilities (15.9%) Advancement (1.2%) Faculty Development (.2%) Student Life (1.7%) Academic Resources (3.4%)

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Salaries & Benefits (64.9%)

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