Impact Report 2025 Fiscal Year
From Our Board Chair
Compassion and Support in Action
ABOUT MARBURN Founded in 1981, Marburn Academy is an independent day school devoted to serving the educational needs of bright students who learn differently due to dyslexia, executive function difficulties, and attention issues. Marburn is accredited by the Independent School Association of the Central States (ISACS) and is one of only 19 schools globally to have its language instruction program accredited by the Orton-Gillingham Academy (OGA).
MARBURN MISSION At Marburn Academy, we celebrate students who learn differently, empowering them to awaken their potential, to achieve success in school and life, and to drive positive change in our communities.
Dear Marburn Academy Community, Thank you for reviewing our 2025 Impact Report. This year has been defined by leadership and empathy, demonstrated across every division thanks to the commitment of our students and the generosity of our supporters. In the pages ahead, you’ll see this initiative in action: •
The High School Highlights feature seniors leading major events and embracing physical challenges through the Voyageurs program (whitewater rafting, skiing). Their leadership culminated in the Masquerade Prom and numerous academic distinctions.
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The Middle Division focused on growth and service, building foundational bonds and devoting themselves to the community during #GiveBack Day, proving they are active, contributing citizens.
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The Lunch Bunch and Buddy Bench initiative is a powerful example of student-led empathy, where 5th-grade girls planned and built a permanent symbol of friendship and anti-bullying on the playground.
MARBURN VISION To be the Midwest’s go-to provider of the rare, life-changing education for students who learn differently.
CORE VALUES
Community I Communication I Innovation Sustainability I Growth
EDUCATIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Board of Trustees. We’ve also welcomed three dynamic new members: Larry DeLeon, Kelly Hall, and Shaun C Yoder. As an Alumni Parent, the passion I feel for Marburn is immense. Moving into my second year as Board Chair, I anticipate a very big year ahead as we work together to support this vital mission.
These achievements prove that when we empower our students to lead, they achieve extraordinary things.
Sincerely,
On a board-focused note, I am pleased to share that we retained every board member from last year, including Dr. Steven Guy, who is in his 9th year on the
Jane Coleman-Porter Chair, Board of Trustees 1
Lower Division
Supporting Each Other: Students Create Belonging The final year of Lower Division is a pivotal time. Recognizing the growing need for 5th-grade girls to practice navigating complex emotions and building strong friendships ahead of middle school, Lower Division held weekly “Lunch Bunch” gatherings. These sessions provided a crucial, informal space for students to share a meal, strengthen their social-emotional skills, and discuss the common challenges of pre-adolescence. It was in one of these supportive sessions that an incredible student-led project was born.
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Inspired by a classmate working on her Girl Scout Bronze Award, the girls turned their focus to community impact. They quickly agreed on a powerful and practical idea: to create a permanent Buddy Bench for the playground—a welcoming symbol of friendship and antibullying. The girls embraced the challenge, taking the lead to develop the plan, seek approval from the Head of School, and organize the necessary materials. This successful collaboration involved working with teachers and staff, culminating in a generous donation
from Robert Dean and Eve Schmid, who contributed large stones from their family farm to build the foundation. During the summer, several of the students returned to campus to personally paint and decorate the stones. Today, the Buddy Bench stands on the playground, a living testament to their initiative. It offers a clear, accessible space for any child feeling alone to sit and communicate, inviting classmates to approach and connect. We are immensely proud of the leadership and empathy shown by our 5th graders. This initiative, which began in a simple lunch setting, has created a beautiful and enduring symbol of friendship for the entire Marburn community.
Middle Division
A Year of Impact and Growth The 2024-2025 school year for the Middle Division was packed with transformative experiences that built confidence, leadership, and lasting bonds. The year launched with great energy, welcoming fifteen new students and two new teachers, Ms. Haaser and Ms. Worthen. We immediately established strong foundations with the sixthgrade camp at Nuhop, helping our newest members build essential social connections and trust with peers and teachers. Early highlights included the spectacular return of the Middle Division Talent Show, where students proudly showcased their skills in music, dance, and performance. Connecting Learning and Community In November, the annual Book Fair fostered a love for literacy and helped fund a major educational opportunity: the division’s trip to Washington, D.C.! In January, the Voyageurs trip to Snow
Trails provided a unique challenge. Many students experienced skiing or snowboarding for the first time, learning to conquer new skills and manage complex tasks with expert support. This experience is about proving to themselves they can master difficult challenges. The most inspiring day was April’s successful #GiveBack Day. Students demonstrated phenomenal leadership and teamwork by volunteering across the local area: • Serving the community at the New Albany Food Pantry, Open Shelter, and Avalon Retirement Home. • Aiding nonprofits by building furniture at the Furniture Bank and assisting at Dreams on Horseback. • Supporting the environment at Lettuce Works and Grange Audubon.
active, contributing members of society. The year concluded with a joyful final dance in May, with students transforming the Flexatorium for a night of celebration. This past year was a testament to the Middle Division’s vibrant spirit and commitment to holistic student development.
This deep community engagement allowed students to connect their learning with the wider world, proving they are 3
High School
Moments of Leadership and Perseverance During the 2024–2025 school year, the high schoolers took on meaningful leadership roles that enriched the school community and demonstrated their commitment to collaboration, creativity, and school spirit. From organizing major student events to leading outdoor learning experiences, the 2024-2025 high school students set a strong example of initiative and teamwork. Through the Voyageurs program, high schoolers participated in two major trips that emphasized leadership and experiential learning. In the fall, students traveled to Ace Adventure Resort in West Virginia, where they experienced whitewater rafting, hiking, campfire gatherings, and a high ropes course designed to foster teamwork and confidence. This whitewater rafting trip was the first for the high schoolers and served as a pivotal point for some, pushing them to new boundaries and self-confidence. During the winter, students continued their adventures at Snow Trails, where they participated in skiing, snowboarding, and tubing. Both trips provided opportunities for students to build 4
connections, develop leadership skills, and strengthen class unity outside the classroom. The Student Advisory Council also played an essential role in shaping the school year’s events and activities. Taking a lead in planning Spirit Week, creating themes and activities that promoted enthusiasm and school pride across all grade levels. They also organized the annual Prom, choosing a Masquerade theme and contributing to every detail of the event— from estimating costs and selecting the venue to designing and constructing the decorative photo backdrop. In addition, the advisory council helped plan the Winter Formal, themed Candy Land, by assisting with budgeting, decorations, and setup to ensure a fun and festive celebration for everyone. Ending the school year, the 2024-2025 graduating class awarded four seniors with National Honor Society distinctions. Five of the graduating seniors will continue their education and head to a higher education organization to further their academics and set goals for their future career paths.
Specials
Beyond the Books: A Record-Breaking Year in Specials and Athletics
At Marburn Academy, we believe in educating the whole child. While we are committed to building academic ability, we also know that confidence, creativity, and camaraderie often blossom outside of the traditional classroom. The 2024– 2025 school year was a landmark one, with students participating in record numbers across our Specials and Athletic Programs, making incredible memories and achieving new heights! THE ARTS TAKE CENTER STAGE Our students dove into the arts with unprecedented enthusiasm, showcasing their talents on stage and in the studio. Drama: Blockbuster Engagement The Theatre Department had an outstanding year, demonstrating a dramatic increase in student involvement. • More than 50% of Lower Division students were stars in the fall musical, HATS!, a clear highlight of the season. • The Middle Division and High School production of Shrek Jr. also saw a fantastic turnout, with over 50 students embracing the swamp life. • Overall, theatre involvement reached more than 40% of the entire student body during the 2024–25 season!
Music: Harmonizing for Grandfriends Lower Division students charmed and delighted their audience with a Patriotic Program for Grandfriends Day in November. The performance included musical selections from HATS! and beautifully showcased the students’ developing skills in partner songs, rounds, and harmonies. Inaugural Arts-a-Palooza: A Night of Creativity This past year featured the launch of our very first Arts-a-Palooza, an evening designed to shine a spotlight on student creativity across multiple disciplines. It was a huge success, featuring: • Visual Arts: Students curated and displayed select works from their art classes, including an impressive exhibition from our Artist in Residence Program. • Performing Arts: Attendees enjoyed dynamic live demonstrations from the Choir and High School acting students. • Technology: Middle and High School students exhibited compelling 2D and 3D modeling projects, blurring the lines between art and design.
TECH AND DESIGN INNOVATION Our students proved that advanced design software is an extension of their creativity. In 2D and 3D Design, students produced sophisticated digital renderings of the Marburn building, demonstrating their proficiency in advanced software and their sharp, creative problem-solving skills. RECORD-BREAKING ATHLETICS Our students brought the same energy and commitment to the playing field, making 2024-2025 the strongest year for our sports programs yet. • Athletics participation reached the highest level in Marburn’s history! • 35 students participated in at least one athletic program, a testament to the growth and strength of our entire athletic community. This year’s achievements underscore Marburn Academy’s commitment to providing enriching, confidence-building opportunities for every student. We can’t wait to see how they build on this momentum in the years to come! 5
Why We Give
A Family’s Determination: How Marburn Changed Lydia’s Life When Cathy Kelley noticed her daughter, Lydia, struggling to keep up in school, she knew something wasn’t right. Lydia was bright, curious, and full of potential — but as the lessons became harder, her spark began to fade. Cathy was told attending an affluent public school would ensure Lydia would receive all the support she needed for her academic differences, but that promise never came true.
Lydia began attending Marburn’s afterschool tutoring program, where she was finally met with understanding and patience. But even with the right support, balancing public school during the day and tutoring after hours became overwhelming. Lydia’s exhaustion and frustration reached a breaking point — she began missing school, grew ill from the stress, and one day, in despair, she ran away.
Then a neighbor/friend mentioned Marburn Academy’s Free Early Reading Screenings, and that one conversation changed everything. After the screening,
“That was it for me,” Cathy says. “I knew I couldn’t let her continue to suffer. She needed to be somewhere that truly understood her.”
Cathy turned to Dr. Steven Guy, whose compassionate team quickly recognized Lydia’s struggles and helped guide the Kelleys through the next steps. It wasn’t easy — but it was the beginning of a new chapter. When Lydia started full-time at Marburn Academy in fifth grade, everything changed. For the first time, she felt safe, supported, and capable. The teachers saw her potential and believed in her even when she didn’t believe in herself. Today, Lydia is thriving — she’s a member of the National Honor Society, plays volleyball, and, most importantly, has rediscovered her joy and confidence. She is also planning for her future and graduating from Marburn in 2027. The Kelley Family are beyond appreciative of the work being done at Marburn, the family recognizes that donating to Marburn’s mission annually will allow other students to achieve success and grow personally, just like Lydia. *Thank you to Lydia and The Kelleys for sharing their journey and supporting students who learn differently!
“If I could go back to that scared, frustrated, and anxious fourth grader who thought running away was the solution, I would tell her… don’t worry, it will all be better soon. Marburn is the best place — I love Marburn!” -Lydia Kelley 6
40%
of students receive need-based FA from Marburn
114
Organizations*
560 Donors
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SH
743
Bids made during SHINE 2025
Individuals – 42%
1,202 Number of Gifts
Organizations* – 58%
*Organizations include corporations and foundations.
Revenue and Expenses 2025 Fiscal Year 14% Administrative
Expenses
5% Fundraising
81% Program
11% Contributed
Individual Giving
3% Faculty/Staff
17% Alumni/ Alumni Parents 44% Board
22% Friends 14% Parents/ Grandparents
89% Earned
Income
$7,728,199
Total Revenue
$8,119,124 Total Expenses 7
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY $5,000 to $9,999
Honor Roll of Donors Thank you
to the individuals, corporations, foundations, and organizations that support our mission. The following list reflects cumulative annual giving (cash, pledge payments, gifts-in-kind and soft-credits) received between July 1, 2024 and June 30, 2025. We have carefully prepared this listing but if you find a discrepancy, please contact Laura Hirsch at Lhirsch@marburnacademy.org so we can make adjustments. At Marburn we are grateful for every contribution to our mission – not only the financial contributors who appear on this list but the many volunteers who give their talents and time throughout the year.
FOUNDERS SOCIETY $50,000+
John H. and Dorothy J. Inskeep Fund of The Columbus Foundation Dana F. Reynolds Fund of The Columbus Foundation Wayne E. and Mildred K. Smith Memorial Fund of The Columbus Foundation
Catharine and John Conner Megan and Doug Daughters Carolyn and Scott White
Karen and Rick Milenthal Jane Coleman-Porter and Bruce Porter
$10,000 to $29,999
Kristia and Dave Adrian Anonymous (2) Lindsey and Tony Brigano
Crystal and Tony Carstens
$25,000 to $49,999 Jenni and Ian Kieninger
Patti and Alan Masarek Allison and Andrew Meslow Debra and Michael Parkes Mark Stover
White Family Foundation Jane and Robert White Liz and Tom White 8
Anonymous (2) Jill and Laura Brady ComResource Inc./Suzanne and Gary Potts Meghan Rowe and Dennis Duchene FEAZEL/Leo Ruberto Steven C. Guy & Associates/Dr. Steven Guy Dr. Karen Heiser and Steven Heiser Hicks Partners, LLC/Kathy and Brian Hicks Kyle Kane Catherine and Lonnie Kelley Jenni and Peter Kneuertz The Lyon Family Fund/Robert Lyon M/I Homes Foundation/ Jeri Block and Robert Schottenstein Nationwide New Albany Company Ohio Arts Council Erin and Jason Pheister Living Freedom by Lara Ray/ Lara and Nathan Ray Amy Reardon and Mike Huddleston Anna and Jarod Rishe Heidi, Hugh, and Victoria Showe United Way of Central Ohio, Inc. Lindsey and Douglas Webster Bobbie and Alan Weiler Ziegler Investment Group/ Rebecca and Terry Ziegler
BENEFACTOR SOCIETY $1,000 to $4,999 Abbott Laboratories Fund Rachel and Christopher Althof Anonymous (2) Tracey and Nick Bandy Wendy and Pascual Blanco Susan Brewer-Murphy and Gary Murphy Katherine Brokaw Jessica Brugger Lori and Brian Carey Elizabeth and Eldrich Carr Sara and Joseph Chianese Polly and Carlos Clavijo Commercial Land Management Systems/ Tyler Armbruster Doreen and Brian Crawley Stefan De Villers Delta Airlines John Dewey Jessica and Mark Ditullio Kimberly and Derek Dozer Dwell Well Design Co. Easton Community Foundation Andrew Erkis Ann Marie and Cliff Fallon Erin and Joseph Fiorito
First Financial Bank Rhonda and Charlie Fraas Megan and Chris Garbe Barbara Glenn Linda and Robert Gorman Christine and Michael Gutridge Stacy Pollock and William Henry Shawn and Rebecca Holt Daphne Irby Jay and Laurie Jadwin Christine and Tim Johnson JPMorgan Chase Foundation Keeneland Jane and Doug Kieninger Kiwanis Club of Columbus Kroger Company Leo Alfred Jewelers/ Jason and Amy Laudick Lynn and Edward Luffey Magnanni Rebecca Malik Lurie Family Charitable Fund/ Thomas and Nancy Lurie M3 Foundation/ Angel and Scott Meadows Melissa and Amiel Mansur Pam and Tim Martin Sandra and Kevin McGill Diana and Mike McGovern Nikki Mesnard and Eric Horvath Brandi and Sam Messerly MGIC Pizzuti Family Fund/ Ann and Ron Pizzuti Julie and Joel Politi Krista Rivers Val and Ronnie Robinson Jane and Robin Roth Tiffanie and Robert Ryan Kristen Sydney and Terry Sanders Heather and Stephen Sefner Sandra and Robert Sickles Silver Family Foundation Diana Sparks Steiner + Associates Celeste and Bill Stevenson Dr. Bren Sutter and K. Chris Mitchell Velani and Gustav Witthoft Sharon and Andy Wolfe Shaun C Yoder Jim Zink
PARTNER $500 to $999
Katrin and Phil Aldag Anonymous (2) Marla Arnold Erin Barr Greg Betchkal Bread Financial Anthony Brigano Janis and Eldrich Carr Jackie and Mike Castleforte Lauren and Bennett Cohen Columbus Zoo & Aquarium Karen Crist Stacie Erb Dan Evans Gallo’s Kitchen + Bar Jenny and Mark Gams Marjorie Garek Mary and Robert Gilbert Kenneth Halfpap Kelly and Jeff Hall Kathy and Ronald Harter Tonya and Kent Hawkins Lisa Hickman Nancy and Richard Hobe Nicole Keller-Hyzdu and Michael Hyzdu Courtney and Chandous Jones Irvin Public Relations Morgan Norvell-Johnston and Eric Johnston Drew Keller Michelle and Jeff Lewis Joy and Bob Longfellow Julie and James Maples Elizabeth and John Martinsen Jeremy McBroom Benjamin McGee Lisa Anis Neuhoff Marsha Olsen Origin Hotel Lexington OUTFRONT Media Park National Bank Elizabeth Davin and Alan Pece Kristi and Jim Perry Amy and Timothy Rice Nicole and Timothy Ringer Katie and Timothy Rooney Stephanie and David Royal Lee Schockling Delaney Smalley Taylor Made Farm The Taylor Family Laurie Rinehart-Thompson and Tim Thompson Rebecca and Greg Tunis Vintage Wine Distributor Sterling Wiggins Gregory Yoakam
ADVOCATE $1 to $499
Activate Games- Reynoldsburg Jenna Andreas Jan and Larry Annett Anonymous (21) Art Tees, Inc. AT&T Alex Babamovski Victoria and Christian Baldwin Roger Balogh Melissa and Philip Barnett Barre3 New Albany Lynn Bartels Chapa and Mike Baumbarger Jen and Jason Bechtold Shawne Beck Matt Beckstead Beerhead Bar & Eatery Brian and Jennie Beifuss Paul Bennett Karen Bergeron Polly Bernacki Karen Bettendorf Alicia Bloch Angela Boblitt Michelle Boerio Jen and Josh Braver Teresa and Kevin Breitbach Dana and Joe Brennan Abby and Chris Brigadoi Anneliese Brincks Seth Bromberg Leslie and Chuck Buford Brandi and David Burch Rosemary Burke Scott and Jane Burton Kat McDonough and Ben Burwinkel Butcher Shop Fitness Kristina and Christopher Calkins Sonja Calkins Paige Callentine Daniele and Robert Calmus Cardinal Health Foundation Sarah Chambers Cynethia Chandna Chemical Abstracts Service Kristie Christie Scott Clark Rosanne Clementi Heather and Michael Cole Collective Home Supply Co. Columbus Clippers Andrew Colvin Hannah and Cleo Conley Cooper’s Hawk Winery and Restaurants COSI Steve Cothrel
Brandy Cox Devin Cygnar Lorien and Brad Dana Susan and Douglas Dapo Greg Daugherty Julia Decker Jennifer Dersom Leslie and Neil Dilley Amy Driscoll Dueling Axes Lucy Godman and Brent Duncan Madeline Durante Brian Fadley Jennifer and Michael Fagge David Fahey Kristin and Jason Fisher Jen and Mark Fitzer Jacquelyn Fleming Vickie and Jason Fomich Franklin Park Conservatory Jessica and Roy Fuller Georgette Getz Laura Gledhill Audrey Glenn Jaime Goldach Maria Goldman Lisa Newmark and Arnold Good Leslie and Harold Green Chris Greene Laura Grove Sam Guy Colleen and Walker Guy Rebecca and Doug Hamilton Hand and Stone New Albany Terri and Russ Hessler Alison and Kevin Hickman High Bank Distillery Leigh and Marvin Hill Hilton Columbus at Easton Laura and Mitchell Hirsch Shelley and Mark Horn Susan and Rick Hoskins ht-pet, LLC Margaret Anne Huber Janet Hulse Ally Irwin-Farrell Brian Jackson Diana Jacobs Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams Johnson’s Real Ice Cream Kristin Kane Susan and Richard Kane Linde Kanter Melissa Crespy and Larry Kaufman Holly and Shawn Kelly Kendra Scott- Easton Bruce Kerry Katelyn Kieninger Lauren Kieninger 9
Macy Kieninger Oscar Kieninger Kings Island Gale D. and Steven M. Klayman Sara Knight Austin Kochs Rachel and Aaron Lacy Joseph Landrum Beth Lann Jessica Lewis Jacqui Lingler Ruth Myers and Scot Lint Nina Gipson and Rebecca Lower Carrie and Andrew Madison Danita Marchese Pam and Dave Martin Bob May Taylor Mayberry Amelia and Bill McCarty Sandra McIntosh Meijer Corporate Offices Nancy Messerly Nancy and Bruce Meyer Betsy and Michael Miely Melissa Miller Theresa and Jason Miller Lori Vu-Miller and Jason Miller Kristin and Marc Mitchell Modo Yoga Moo Moo Express Car Wash Maureen and Timothy Moore Valerie Moss Kristen Cox and Andy Nastoff Tina and Tim Nead Barbara Northrup Northstar Sean O’Brien The Ohio State University Marching Band Jennifer and Michael Olis Beth Olson Shetal Parikh and Phil Landauer Monica Pennington Pat Pheister Matt Piazza Play All Day Doggie Daycare Erica and Brad Portnoy Pure Barre New Albany Rattlesnake Ridge Golf Club Sara and Joshua Reams Red Giraffe Designs Refectory Restaurant Tamara and Joseph Regensburger Emily and Thomas Riscili RISE Brewing Co. Dena Rives Cindy and Jim Roberts Michelle and Jeff Robinson 10
Rochester Institute of Technology Jane and Daniel Rogaliner Roosters Ruth and Kenneth Rubin Angie and Matt Rybalt Sabino Family Salon Therapy Doug Schosser Amanda and Tom Seguin Megan Sency Shadowbox Live Suzanne Sherlock Rebecca Skinner Levana and Michael Slabodnick Lexi Smith Coad Wendy Hansen-Smith and Edward Smith Kenneth Smith Megan Smith Snow Trails Southern Glazer’s of Ohio Chris Spegal Darrell Spegal Noah Spegal Gina and Shane Spicer Janet Spigos Daniel Spurgeon George Spurgeon Rosa Spurgeon Square One Salon and Spa Karen and Paul Staley Becky and Jerry Stebelton Melinda Steel Stile Salon/Kelley Douglas Cynthia and Keith Strahler Dawn Strong Lauren Strope Jan Stuber Diane and John Sumen Peter Suszkiw Christine and Kevin Tedrow Lauren Thomas Timeless Skin Solutions Topgolf Columbus Torchy’s Tacos Julie Nguyen and Joseph Trinh Urban Air Adventure Park Laura Valle Bryanne Vander Pluym Stacy and David Vu Watershed Distillery Elizabeth and Kevin Weakley Ann and Clem Weidenbenner Mark Weiker Linda Welch Elizabeth Wells-White Julie and Karl Werbovetz Madison White Christine and Anthony White Carolyn Wierda
Robin and Colin Wigney Deb and David Wiltshire Lauren and Michael Windon Nicholas Windon Kelly Winters Carole Wissman Angela An and Don Wolery Shari Wolfe Susannah and Jonathan Wolman Woodhouse Spa Kathleen Woodward Jennifer Worthen Scott Young Ben Zak Lori Zuber
In honor of the Marburn Academy Advancement Team Sterling Wiggins
TRIBUTE GIFTS
In memory Vito Nocero Ann and Clem Weidenbenner
Thank you to donors who made a gift in honor of a family member, memorialized a loved one or celebrated a friend, student, or faculty/staff member.
In honor of Will Martin Pam and Tim Martin In honor of Caroline Mason Becky and Jerry Stebelton In memory Macy Meadows M3 Foundation/Angel and Scott Meadows In honor of Karen Milenthal Lisa Newmark and Arnold Good
In honor of Olivia Pheister Alicia Bloch Sarah Chambers
In honor of Brenden Breitbach Teresa and Kevin Breitbach
In honor of Pat Pheister Erin and Jason Pheister
In honor Scott Burton Terri and Russ Hessler
In honor of Play All Day Doggie Daycare and Boarding Anna and Jarod Rishe
In memory of Robert Garek Patti and Alan Masarek Nancy and Bruce Meyer
In honor of Chloe Mae Ray Georgette Getz
In memory Herbert Glimcher Marjorie Garek
In honor of Anna and Jarod Rishe Mark Stover
In honor of Dr. Steven Guy Steve Cothrel Andrew Erkis Maria Goldman and Henrique Geigel Sam Guy Colleen and Walker Guy Sheridan Guy Barb Northrup Chris Spegal Noah Spegal Daniel Spurgeon George Spurgeon Rosa Spurgeon Bryanne Vander Pluym Kathleen Woodward In honor of Alex and Gabby Lyon The Lyon Family Fund/Robert Lyon
In honor of Jack Rishe Anna and Jarod Rishe In memory John and Minerva Silver (greatgrandparents of Luke Renneker) The Silver Family Foundation
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