Good News - Winter 2022

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T H E G O O D S H E P H E R D E P I S C O PA L S C H O O L M A G A Z I N E

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Catherine Bowe President Elizabeth Todd, Ph.D. Vice President John Kukla Secretary Chris Savage Vestry Representative The Rev. Michael Mills Rector Erik Bruno Shilpa Cagle Rebekah Gardner Michael Grabham Julie Hagood Paula Hart

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Julie Harvey Santiago Jorba Justin Kimble Sunny Logsdon Terri Marlett Matthew McCabe Chip Miller Ben Mimmack Andrea Shurley Brent Truelove Jeffrey Wier Jason Winford Dr. Julie McLeod Head of School Ex-Officio Member

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GOOD NEWS MAGAZINE

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In Memoriam Remembering Tim Burgess & Taylor Jennings Irvin

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A Family Affair

by Dee Dee Collins, Extended Day Faculty & Alumni Parent

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Refreshed, Renewed, and Repurposed!

Campus updates and beautification

Connections 04

Reflections from the Head of School

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Early Childhood

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Lower School

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Middle School

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Gather Again! Welcome back to campus!

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Annual Giving Donor List/Head of School Reception

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REFLECTIONS from the Head of School

D r. J u l i e M c L e o d Welcome to the 2021-22 Winter Good News Magazine!

This year, I have chosen “Belonging” to be the school’s theme. There is substantial research that shows students who feel a sense of belonging actually learn more deeply and also have improved well-being. As we begin to emerge from the pandemic, a sense of well-being and a feeling we are part of something bigger than ourselves are important factors as we re-learn to be in community with each other. Our Episcopal Identity also calls us to belong as we celebrate being children of God! As we began this school year, we certainly did not expect to still be mired in the pandemic. However, our community has responded beautifully, supporting the school in all the challenging decisions that must be made and providing their children with a strong parent-school partnership. One of our favorite changes this school year is that we have been able to welcome our current parents back to campus! Last school year, we had to strictly limit the people on campus in order to provide our students with a healthy, on-campus experience.

With vaccinations for adults widely available, we have been able to return to many beloved experiences. We began the school year with our Back to School Fiesta and also enjoyed a fun and joyful Carnival! As I write this, we are preparing for the Angel Tree/Celebration of Giving and the third and fourth grade Christmas Pageant!

These celebrations of community have taken on extra meaning for us this year as we look forward to each and every time we are able to gather!

Our celebrations of belonging and community help us to focus on what is truly important as we emerge from the pandemic. We remain grateful for our extended community, which also includes alums, parents of alums, grandparents, and special friends! We hope that if you are in the area, you will stop by Good Shepherd! You still belong!

“Our celebrations of belonging and community, have helped us to focus on what is truly important as we emerge from the pandemic.”

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In Memoriam

TIM BURGESS 1952 - 2021

“I like teaching because it is truly a chance to touch the future. GSES is going and growing.

This means that the school is constantly moving forward and changing in an effort to meet the needs of future citizens in twenty-first century society.”

- Tim, 1991

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First year at GSES, 1989

S “ uch an amazing teacher and influential role model! He will be missed.”

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This summer, we lost our dear friend and colleague, Tim Burgess, to his battle with cancer. He had made the difficult decision to retire from Good Shepherd, as his illness would not allow him to return to teach our students in the fall. Tim joined Good Shepherd in 1989, spending his life teaching 8th grade English, theatre, speech, and coaching our middle school students. For 32 years, Tim’s dedication of his time, talent, and energy influenced, inspired, and supported his students and all those around him. He will be sorely missed by faculty, staff, students, families, alumni, and all members of the Good Shepherd community.

Tim’s adult life was committed to making a difference in the lives of the future. He continued that legacy by donating his body to U.T. Southwestern Cancer Research. Hundreds of Good Shepherd students attribute their successes in high school and beyond to Tim’s teaching, mentoring, and guidance. He had

“Tim had a true talent in working with middle schoolers. He truly loved his job, and it showed.

He truly will be missed.”

The Burgess Bunch

Graduation, 1999

a true love of learning and wanted his students to excel in every way - inside and outside of the classroom. He was a Classroom of the Earth veteran, having traveled countless miles over his career at Good Shepherd. The master of the lunchroom, Tim ruled with a kind but iron fist. His surprise belt inspections struck fear in the hearts of all middle school boys, and the consequences for being out of uniform were immediate and memorable. He recruited many middle school students to assist him with lunchroom clean-up, and his “volunteers” were always eager to finish the job in record time.

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“Tim was such a great man...a wonderful friend, mentor and teacher. He blessed the lives of so many...I am grateful for the tremendous influence he had on my children as well as his friendship.

Godspeed, Tim. Rest in Peace.”

Top: Golf, 2019; Bottom: Theater, 2018

Theater, 2010

He was passionate about many things in his life and was dedicated to his life partner, Becky Rambin, and their beloved dog, Strut. Tim and Becky built the theatre program at Good Shepherd and worked on each production with enthusiasm and commitment. Together, they succeeded in expanding students’ love and appreciation of the theatre and challenged their students to explore their characters.

“We both had a passion for theatre, but we complimented each other,” Rambin said. “We both had our strengths to add to the production and how it turned out.”

Rambin acknowledged she was scared of Burgess when she first arrived at Good Shepherd for the 1995-96 school year. “He didn’t smile,” Rambin recalled. “It took me a whole year to venture and ask him a question.” Her fear was erased, however, as soon as she entered Burgess’ classroom.

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“He was just good.

He was a good man.”

- Becky Rambin

“The expectations were there,” Rambin said. “As a student, he would have made me sit in the front of the class, front row, pay attention, take notes and do well.

He was a very good man.”

Mr. B’s commitment to teaching is best summed up in his own words from 1991. “I like teaching because it is truly a chance to touch the future. GSES is going and growing. This means the school is constantly moving forward and changing in an effort to meet the needs of future citizens in twenty-first century society.”

Good Shepherd will miss Mr. Burgess tremendously.

His commitment to the school and his students will never be forgotten by those who were blessed to work alongside him.

Last year at GSES, 2021

“Tim Burgess was the quintessential English teacher.

He had high expectations and desired the best for each student in his class. He loved his theater program and sharing his passion. Mr. Burgess made a positive impact in the lives of so many students. I will miss Tim and his dry sense of humor. Good Shepherd has lost a talented teacher!”

Alumni parent and Board of Trustees member, John Kukla, was incredibly generous and thoughtful in creating a memorial video to share with our faculty and staff. We wanted to share this QR code with you so you could celebrate Tim’s life with us, too.

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In Memoriam

TAYLOR JENNINGS IRVIN 1988 - 2021

“With a contagious smile, Taylor was instantly a friend to all who met her. She was a conscientious teammate in school and on the field, constantly looking for ways to support and uplift others.”

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This past spring, we lost our friend and colleague, Taylor Jennings Irvin, to her long and difficult battle with a brain tumor.

Taylor taught mathematics and coached our middle school students before transitioning last year into the most recent role of a Mathematics Instructional Specialist.

Taylor was a Texan at heart, graduating from Fort Worth Country Day School, as well as Texas Christian University where she received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees. She coached several field hockey and soccer teams and played for the Blue Diamonds, a Dallas women’s soccer team.

Taylor was a dedicated and compassionate teacher, always striving to bring the best from her students and athletes, whether in the classroom or on the playing field. She had a passion for teaching math to middle schoolers and continued to tutor many former students as they progressed to learn advanced mathematical concepts. Prior to joining Good Shepherd in 2016, she taught at Lakehill Preparatory School and Southlake-Carroll Dawson Middle School.

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“Taylor was a dedicated and compassionate teacher, always striving to bring the best from her students and athletes, whether in the classroom or on the playing field.”

With a contagious smile, Taylor was instantly a friend to all who met her. She was a conscientious teammate in school and on the field, constantly looking for ways to support and uplift others.

Many members of our community were able to attend the celebration of life service held in the Good Shepherd Episcopal Church, despite strict COVID-19 protocol restrictions at that time.

She is sorely missed as a valuable and special member of the Good Shepherd community.

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Affair

The Collins Family, 2019: Hunter, Sam, David, Alan, Martha, and Dee Dee

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By: Dee Dee Collins Extended Day Faculty & Alumni Parent

“The school has been a part of our family for a quarter of a century!”

Good Shepherd has been our home away from home for the past 26 years. It all started in 1995 when I was looking for a school for my first born son, Hunter. I had been lucky enough to go to a private American school in England during my high school years. It was an experience I knew I wanted for my own children someday.

My sister, Kelly McCaddon, was a member of the church and had just enrolled her daughter, Kate, in the Parents’ Day Out program. After just my first time on the Good Shepherd campus, I immediately knew this was the place I had been looking for, the warm welcoming community and strong academic background reminded me so much of my experience in England. I enrolled Hunter in the PDO program and our journey began.

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August 2007: L-R Kate McCaddon, Sam Collins, Martha Collins, Will McCaddon, David Collins, Hunter Collins

1st Grade, 2002: Hunter

PreK, 2007: Martha

“Their grandparents were there for every Grandparent’s Day and 8th grade graduation.

Mom even won the prize for most grandchildren during one Grandparent’s Day celebration.”

Grandparents Last Graduation 2017: Front L-R Rudy and Martha Schenken, Kate, Martha; Back L-R Hunter, David, Will, Sam

Shortly after Hunter started at PDO, I joined the community as a PDO teacher with my sister. It was a great way to supplement our income and make friends as a young mother. Twenty years and three kids later, I was still there. A testament to what a fantastic community Good Shepherd is.

All four of my kids - Hunter ‘09, Sam ‘11, David ‘14, and Martha ‘17, as well as my niece Kate McCaddon ‘08 and nephew Will McCaddon ‘12 attended Good Shepherd all the way from PDO to 8th grade. It was such a unique experience having my kids and their cousins being able to share so much of their formative years. Their grandparents were there for every Grandparent’s Day and 8th grade graduation.

Mom even won the prize for most grandchildren during one Grandparent’s Day celebration.

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4th Grade States Fair, 2011: David Collins

7th Grade Big Bend COE, 2010: Sam Collins

“The COE program

had such a profound impact on my kids and their love for the outdoors.”

1st Day of School, 2008: Hunter, Martha, David, and Sam

Time moved on, the kids all graduated, but the Good Shepherd influence lived on in their lives. I moved to another school shortly after Martha graduated 8th grade, but being away did not last long.

I soon found myself back on campus working extended day and teaching summer camps. Two of my kids also found their way back to campus. Martha and David spent summers working camps and David even helped out during the COVID-19 year as a teacher’s aid and COE leader. To see your children flourish and be respected as a colleague by those who once taught them makes a mom proud. So much of the Good Shepherd values still show in my kids’ everyday lives. The COE program had such a profound impact on my kids and their love for the outdoors.

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Nursery Rhyme Day, 2002: Will McCaddon and Sam Collins

Collins Kids 2005: Martha, Hunter, David, and Sam

Hunter graduated high school from Dallas Lutheran. He is living in Dallas working as a real estate photographer. Many of his clients are former GSES parents. He has a diligent work ethic, something I never thought was possible when he was a student. I think this is due to so much he learned as a student at GSES. When he is not photographing houses, he is hiking and photographing nature. He’s visited volcanoes in Guatemala and the vast beauty of Big Bend National Park. Most recently, he’s enjoyed honing his rock climbing skills that started during 5th grade COE. Sam graduated from Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas, and then went to an art school in Santa Fe. He later transferred to Pacific Northwest College of the Arts in Portland, Oregon, where he earned his BFA in sculpting. He is living in Vancouver, Washington, working for a company converting vans into camping vans. Sam’s love of art began while hanging out with Ms. Malik’s art advisory during lunch. He attributes much of his writing abilities to Mr. Burgess and the strong grammar skills he taught. I had a conversation with Sam his freshman year in college and asked him how his freshman English class was. He replied to me, “Mom, most of these kids don’t even know proper grammar.”

Thank you, Mr. B!

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Collins and McCaddon Kids: Front L-R Sam, Martha, and Kate; Back L-R: David, Hunter, and Will

8th Grade Graduation Photos: Hunter, Sam, David, and Martha

David went on to graduate from W.T. White High School and decided to go the community college route until COVID-19 hit. Currently, he is living in Dallas figuring out what he wants to do next. He enjoyed coming back to Good Shepherd to help out during the 2020-21 school year and thoroughly enjoyed getting to go on last year’s COE trips .

Martha graduated from Bishop Lynch and is a freshman at Texas Tech University. She is pursuing a degree in teaching, which she attributes to the influence of her wonderful teachers at GSES. She hopes to spend more summers at Good Shepherd working summer camps and eventually one day return as a teacher.

It was not always easy sending four kids through private school, but I am so happy we did. It is evident in the amazing young adults my kids have become, how much of an influence Good Shepherd had on them. The school has been a part of our family for a quarter of a century! It is incredible to see the school’s growth, yet throughout, the small loving community feeling has never left. I continue to be blessed to be a part of this community.

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REPURPOSED

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“...we are very excited to shift back to inspiring spaces,

bringing joy to all who are on our campus!”

If you have visited the Good Shepherd Episcopal School campus at some point this year, you’ve likely noticed some changes. Projects scheduled to happen in 2020 were put on hold while we worked through the pandemic. With the school re-opening our doors to parents and visitors this year, the projects were back on track.

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“During the pandemic, we made many changes and adjustments to our classroom spaces... The school became more utilitarian than beautiful...”

- Dr. Julie McLeod, Head of School

“During the pandemic, we made many changes and adjustments to our classroom spaces so we could welcome all students back on campus and maintain six feet of social distancing,” Head of School, Julie McLeod said. “The school became more utilitarian than beautiful and we are very excited to shift back to inspiring spaces, bringing joy to all who are on our campus!”

Early in the summer, Dr. McLeod, alongside members of the school’s admissions and business office, walked the campus to note what needed attention. Once determined, Toni Luciano, Candie Esch, and Kevin Vaughn were tasked to execute the updates.

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As you walk our campus, here are a few changes to look for: furnishings for Nichols Hall, updated way-finding signs, Good Shepherd logo on walls in Nichols and the Commons, house banners in middle school, and welcome signage for Gordon Nichols Hall, Clara Hoffman Middle School, and Gloria Ryba Lower School.

It was important to make those visiting our campus feel welcomed, and what proved to be most essential was having the updated areas completed before the school’s first prospective parent visit in October.

“First impressions meaningfully impact how prospective families feel about the school. Our updated, polished, and welcoming space signifies Good Shepherd is a warm and welcoming school, and our care for the environment in which our students and their families spend their time,” Jennifer Meyers, Director of Admission stated.

We commend the hardworking Good Shepherd staff members for their efforts and contributions in completing the beautification process!

“First impressions meaningfully impact how prospective families feel about the school.”

- Jennifer Meyers, Director of Admission

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We also want to thank our GSPO! With money they raised during the pandemic year, an outdoor lounge was created for faculty and staff to enjoy a break or meet after school.

“As we all recall, the 2020 school year was filled with uncertainty: for our teachers, parents and students, and for the GSPO,” GSPO parent Tiffany Wesley said. “We typically raise money for the school by hosting parties, events, and socials; however, without our normal activities, we had to get creative. One thing that we knew for sure is that every dollar we raised, we wanted to spend on our teachers and staff to show them how important they are to us parents.

The new balcony - complete with seating and dining space - was designed as a quiet escape for our faculty to relax, unwind, meet together, and celebrate a job well done.

“Of all the fundraisers I’ve been a part of, this one was by far the most special.”

“The new teachers’ balcony... was designed as a quiet escape for our faculty to relax, unwind, meet together, and celebrate a job well done. Of all the fundraisers I’ve been a part of, this one was by far the most special.”

- Tiffany Wesley, Current Parent & 2020-2021 GSPO VP of Fundraising

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Early Childhood PreK • Kindergarten • Primer

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Lower School 1st, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th Grades

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Middle School 5th, 6th, 7th, & 8th Grades

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Gather Again!

Welcome back to campus!

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Grandparents, let’s keep in touch!

Please use the QR code to update your information for the latest news on all things Good Shepherd.

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Annual Giving 2020-2021 List of Donors

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Pacesetter The Elizabeth and Jeremy Lennox Fund at The Dallas Foundation

Guardian Mr. Santiago Jorba and Mrs. Catalina Gonzalez Specialized Security Services, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tomaselli, Jr.

Dr. Elizabeth L. Todd and Mr. William H. Wilcox

Patron Mr. and Mrs. David Coats

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Neuschafer

Mr. and Mrs. Hagop Kozanian

Switch

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Gross Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nanney

Mrs. Janice Schoellkopf

Texas Instruments Foundation

Sponsor Albertson’s LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Elder

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Baker

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Saurabh Agarwal

Dr. Sahil Bakshi and Dr. Tracy Bakshi Mr. and Mrs. Terry Barnes

The Benevity Community Impact Fund Dr. Jacqueline Brady and Mr. PJ Brady Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Bramlett Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crosland Communities Foundation

Conoco Phillips - Employee Programs Mr. and Mrs. Joaquin de Monet Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Doyle

Reverend Clayton and Dr. Jodie Elder

Ms. Jennifer S. Emanuelson Mr. and Mrs. Kyle E. Gavin

Greater Houston Community Foundation Mr. David Gross and Mrs. Angela Kyser Dr. Robert and Dr. Julie Hagood Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hodges

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Huddleston Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hurry Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kelsoe

The Lennox Family Fund at the Dallas Foundation Mrs. Melinda G. Madurai

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Sponsor cont.

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Marlett

Sapphire Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Mace McClatchy

Mr. Bruce N. Spencer III

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Maynard Ms. Carmen McMillan

Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Moore, III Ms. Carey Moseley

National Christian Foundation North Texas Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Nichols, Jr. Mrs. Marvin F. Poer Dr. Angela Price

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin E. Sikes Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Spicer

Team Sports and Performance Apparel Vilfordi Family Foundation

Wayne Woods DDS MS PLLC Mr. and Mrs. John Whitham

Dr. Corinne Fribley and Mr. Mark Zeigfinger

Pride Mr. and Mrs. Frank Addleman

Dr. Danaree Allgood and Mr. Alex Allgood Barker Witry Family Foundation of the Southwest Community Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bellow Benchmark Bank

Blackbaud Giving Fund

Dr. Becky Ennis and Mr. Erik Bruno Mr. and Mrs. Jason B. Cagle

Reverend Jo R. and Mr. Cliff Craig Mr. and Mrs. Sam Coats Ms. Sonya Desai

Dr. Chaitanya Tatineni and Mr. Abhilash Donepudi Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dougan

Dr. and Mrs. Felton Hagood Mr. and Mrs. Brian Harvey

Dr. Matthew Housson and Dr. Wells Housson

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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kahl

Katy Barker Philanthropic Fund of the

Dallas Jewish Community Foundation

Dr. John Kim and Dr. Bao-Tram Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. David Kirgis ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. John Kukla Landry Commercial, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Long

Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Losinger Mr. and Mrs. Nik Mahtani

Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Masica Dr. and Mrs. Tom G. Mayer

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McCabe

Dr. Julie and Mr. Malcolm McLeod Mills Uniform

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moore

Mr. and Ms. William B. Newsome

Pride cont.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Andrew Rabin

Dr. Sindhu M. Reddy and Mr. Harish M. Reddy Rogers - O’Brien Construction

Dr. Eric Salmassian and Dr. Mercedes Salmassian Mr. and Mrs. James A. Scott

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Serber

Ms. Maile Shea

Mr. Worth Snyder

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Truelove

Dr. Leslie Wayne and Mr. Geoff Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Justin Zammit

Cougar 1836 Operating Co LLC Mrs. Jennifer Adams Anonymous

Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Beckman Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Berry

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cline

Mr. and Mrs. David Clouston

Mr. and Mrs. Carter Cochran

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Crofford

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Czuchlewski Mr. and Mrs. Matt Dallman Dr. and Mrs. Michael Duffy

Emily and Daniel Canete Family Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas

Fidelity Charitable

Mr. and Mrs. Sean Fleskes Mr. David Fogel

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gaines Ms. Rebekah Gardner

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grabham Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Griffitts Mr. and Mrs. Eric Habimana

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Johnson

The Honorable Kimberly C. Priest-Johnson and Mr. Michael B. Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kastanos Mr. and Mrs. Justin Kimble

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. Chris Leonard Lonches Don Pepe

Dr. and Mrs. Brian M. Long

Mr. and Mrs. John Losinger

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mallad

Mr. Daniel Martinez and Ms. Cathy Tang Mr. and Mrs. Michael McMullen Merit Energy Associates, L.P.

Mr. and Mrs. George A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ryan D. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nelson

Mr. and Mrs. Robb Porter

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Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Rhodus

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Trubey

Dr. Matthew Rowley and Dr. Kristel Polder

Vafa Construction

Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Rogers Ms. Megan Sanders, ‘97 Ms. Sue Secker

Dr. Kristen Seely and Mr. John Seely Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Shurley Mr. and Mrs. James M. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. John Stone

Dr. and Mrs. James I. Suit

Mr. and Mrs. David Tucker

Dr. Daniel Veltkamp and Dr. Jennifer Veltkamp Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walters Mr. and Ms. Peter Warlick

Mr. and Mrs. Crayton Webb Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wier

Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Woods

Mr. Shay Townsend and Mrs. Meghan Cuddihy

Puma Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Aderhold

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Holley

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Alexander

Ms. Pat B. Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Albert Amazon Smile

Mr. and Mrs. Aadrian Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bazan Dr. and Mrs. Paul Bhella

Mr. and Mrs. Shell Black

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Blanton

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Booher Mr. and Mrs. Greg Braden

Mr. and Mrs. Selim Burduroglu Chick-Fil-A

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curletti Mr. and Mrs. Lucas T. Cutler Mr. and Mrs. Reid Dunbar

The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Tom Flaherty

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Florence Food Catering, Inc Nona

Mr. and Mrs. David Gafford Mr. and Mrs. Dan Garrett Mr. Randy Golden

Dr. and Mrs. Amyn Habib

Dr. Raynal R. Hamilton and Mr. Andrew W. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hammontree Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Hanschen

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Harrel Mr. and Mrs. Holden Heil

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Mr. and Mrs. Erik R. Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Randy Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Jordan

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kennington

Dr. Nick Khalilkhani and Mrs. Mahsa Firoozi Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Brant P. Landry Mr. and Mrs. Adam Laughlin Ms. Toni Luciano

Dr. and Mrs. Mark Ma

Mr. and Mrs. Rafiq Meherali

Mr. and Ms. Benjamin Mimmack Minted, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Nasmi M. Morales Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Power

Mr. Raul Rios-Valles and Mrs. Ana Juarez-Favela Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schulze

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Scott Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Stark Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stiles Ms. Felice Stokes

Mr. and Mrs. Neal Suit

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Turoff United Way Worldwide

Puma cont.

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Volkman

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Waghorne

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Weilbacher

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Wesley

Dr. Eve Wiley and Mr. Blake Wiley

Cub Mr. and Mrs. Reagan Allen

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flood

Mr. David Arnold

Mr. Dean M. Fogel

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Alverson Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bailey

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bander

Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Barnes

Mr. and Mrs. Austin Barrett Dr. and Mrs. Marc Barrett

Mr. Christopher S. Baxley and Ms. Angela R. Maverick Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Beckett

Dr. Antonio Berto and Mrs. Michelle Claverie Mr. and Mrs. James H. Bilton Ms. Marie Buckley Ms. Kim Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Carrico Mr. and Mrs. Edward Castro Mr. and Mrs. Eric Christian Ms. JoAnn Cisneros

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Claro

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Cocotos Mr. and Mrs. David Cole

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Collins

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Conner

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cronin Ms. Nancy S. Cronin

Ms. Linda Cunningham

Dr. and Mrs. Don Cutler

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Czuchlewski

Dr. Sandeep Das and Dr. Heather Das Mr. and Mrs. Greg W. Duke

Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Dunn

Mr. Zachary Elmore and Mrs. Yan Li Mr. and Mrs. Justin Epker

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Erxleben

Dr. Rahele L. Esfahani and Mr. Saied Esfahani Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Finazzo

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Flume

Dr. Ashley Gair and Mr. David Gair Reverend Clif Gardner

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Garner Mrs. Heather George

Mr. and Mrs. Leland D. George Mr. and Mrs. Brian Girard Goldman, Sachs & Co. Ms. Melissa Graham

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Griffitts

Mr. and Mrs. Darius Hamberlin Mr. and Mrs. David Harrel

Mr. and Ms. Scott Hastings

Mr. Scott Hayes and Mrs. Lori Workman-Hayes Ms. Kristine Hickman

Mr. Philip Higginbotham

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Higgins

Mr. and Mrs. Harold N. Hofmann Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hudson

Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Hurd Dr. and Mrs. Charles Irwin

Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Irwin Mrs. Lynne James

Dr. Lane R. Jensen and Mr. Brian Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Dave King

Hasmig and Yeghia Kozanian

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Koziatek

Mr. Rajit Kumar and Ms. Keiko Potaraju Ms. Deborah D. Lamb

Ms. Becca Lamka and Ms. Whitney West Mr. Ryan Lassen and Mr. Patrick Burton Mr. and Mrs. James Lesyna, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Leuenberger

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Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Logsdon

Mr. and Mrs. Pantalion

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew G. Louis

Mr. and Mrs. Stan Patrick

Mr. Lin Long and Mrs. Wei Sun Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ludwig

Dr. and Mrs. Howard Luttrell Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Lynd

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Marshall Mr. Casey Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Marx

Mr. and Mrs. James E. Masch Mr. and Mrs. William Mason

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua C. Mayer

Mr. and Mrs. John McAlexander Mr. and Mrs. Ryan McComber Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell McCrea Mr. and Mrs. Todd McCulloch

Mr. and Mrs. Brown McCullough Dr. and Mrs. Darren K. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey McKee

Mr. and Mrs. Luis G. Medina Mr. Edward Mendez

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Meyers Ms. Danielle Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Vardeman G. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Munoz, II Mr. and Mrs. Tim Musselman Mr. and Mrs. John Myers

Dr. Loria Nahatis and Mr. Christos Nahatis Mr. and Mrs. William Neuhoff Ms. Jayme L. Okerblom

Dr. and Mrs. Lance Oxford

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Mr. and Mrs. Dinesh Parbhoo Mr. and Mrs. Mark Powell Dr. and Mrs. David Rahn

Mr. Rogelio D. Ramos, Jr. and Ms. Anna Faz Ms. Amy J. Raney

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reichstadt Dr. and Mrs. Nelson Reyes Mrs. Sandra Ricketts

Mr. and Mrs. Shelby P. Ricketts Dr. and Mrs. John P. Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. Randolph W. Robinson

Mr. Oscar Rey Rodriguez and Ms. Paige Dawson Ms. Kathleen Rojas

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rolke, III

Dr. Neelofer Basaria and Mr. Zameer Sachedina

Dr. Aya Hamao-Sakamoto and Mr. Katsutoshi Sakamoto Dr. and Ms. John Salvaggio Ms. Joyce Schaeffer Mrs. Gloria Scott

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Sisk Mr. Glen B. Smith

Mr. Bruce Spencer

Mr. and Mrs. William Spurgin, III Mr. Bill Strange

Mr. and Mrs. William Strange

Dr. Austin Street and Dr. Megan Street Ms. Vanessa Taveras

Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor Thomas Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson

Cub cont.

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson

Mr. Charles Welhausen

Ms. Marcela Uribe

Mr. and Mrs. F. John White, II

Ms. Maria M. Torres

Mr. and Ms. Locke Urschel Mr. and Mrs. Ted Vann

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Villella Ms. Lori Walters

Ms. Mary Alizon Walton

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Jacob White

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Williams Mr. and Mrs. Steve Williams Mr. and Mrs. Rory Wisner

Mr. and Mrs. David Woods

A gracious “Thank You”

to all of our donors for your generous contributions!

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Good Shepherd Episcopal School 11110 Midway Road Dallas, Texas 75229-4118

IN TOUCH

ON TIME JAN. 4

Classes Resume

JAN. 17

MLK Jr. Day - School Holiday

FEB. 18-21

Winter Break

MAR. 14-18

Spring Break

APR. 15-18

Easter Break

MAY 26

8th Grade Graduation

MAY 27

Last Day of School (PDO-7th) - Early Dismissal

MAY 30

Memorial Day

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