Impact Impact 2024-2025

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two campuses, one community.

Thank You!

Dear Friends and Supporters of Parish Episcopal School,

As I reflect on the 2024-2025 school year, what stands out most is the strength of our community. The generosity and spirit of giving shown by our families, alumni, faculty and friends is what makes our school so remarkable. Together, you have created opportunities that enrich the lives of every student, from our youngest learners to our graduating seniors.

This report is more than a record of gifts – it is a testament to a community that cares deeply, gives generously and believes wholeheartedly in the transformative power of education. I am humbled and grateful to be part of such a vibrant and supportive school family.

Thank you for all you do to sustain and strengthen our mission. Our school is thriving because of you.

With heartfelt gratitude,

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I want to extend my deepest thanks for the generosity you have shown this year. Our school is stronger because of the enduring commitment of families, alumni, faculty and friends who give so selflessly of their time, talent and resources. The philanthropic spirit of this community is both humbling and inspiring. Your support ensures that our students are challenged, nurtured and empowered to discover their fullest potential. Just as importantly, it reflects a shared belief in the mission and future of our school.

It is a privilege to serve alongside such a dedicated community, and I am profoundly grateful for all you do to sustain and advance this extraordinary place. With appreciation,

2024-2025 FINANCIAL REPORT

REPORT ON PHILANTHROPIC GIFTS:

$4,442,914

425 # VOLUNTEERS

PARISH FUND PARTICIPATION:

1,884 VOLUNTEERS HOURS

FINANCIAL STATEMENT:

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES

Parish Episcopal School’s finances remained strong and stable for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025. This financial strength provides both resilience in today’s uncertain business climate and a solid foundation as we move forward with ambitious new initiatives.

2024-2025 ENDOWMENT REPORT

ANNUAL ENDOWMENT LETTER

SEPTEMBER 2025

For the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025, the return on the Parish Episcopal School Endowment Fund (the “Fund”) was 9.9% compared to 11.7% for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024. The Fund distributed $810,733 toward the School’s operating budget in fiscal 2025.

The purpose of the Fund is to provide liquidity in support of the School’s ongoing operations and to provide financial stability to the School. The Fund is governed by a nine-member Board of Directors (the “Endowment Board”) who are recommended, elected and approved, on a rolling basis, to serve three-year terms. These directors offer a wide variety of professional skills that provide insight and direction regarding the Fund’s policies, strategies and investments. The Fund files an annual Form 990 reporting operating results and assets held, which are consolidated with the School’s assets for purposes of the annual audit.

The investment return is based on the necessity of focusing on long-term, risk adjusted returns with a pre-established range of investment assets’ portfolio limits. To that end, our investment funds are managed by Truist, the Endowment’s outside chief investment officer (“OCIO”). In keeping with the Board’s governance strategy to review investment partnerships every five years, the Board is currently managing a full process to review the Endowment’s OCIO.

The real estate in front of the School between Sigma Road and Midway Road is part of the overall Endowment portfolio. The donated land is currently used as a soccer field and provides space for future expansion.

The chart illustrates the allocation of the current investment portfolio.

As of June 30, 2025

Equity

13,119,820 2,464,452 6,444,931 884,624 1,385,142 24,298,969 3,282,670 27,581,639

Over the past 13 years, we have seen a steady rise in annual distributions, which have totaled $6.2 million. These distributions support our students, employees and the School community.

We believe the growth of the Fund is strategically critical for the long-term success of the School. The administration, the Endowment Board and the School’s Board of Trustees are working hard to plan for this growth in the days to come. Thank you for your interest in the Fund. Please contact Carrie Burton, Director of Development (cburton@parish.org), if you have an interest in endowment giving or question for how your gift may be used for the benefit of the School.

Sincerely,

2024-2025 Vice-Chair, Endowment Board 2025-2026 Chair, Endowment Board

ENDOWMENT 101 - HOW ENDOWMENTS WORK

• Establish: You create an endowment with a $50,000 or more gift, known as the original principal. This is added to Parish Endowment’s long-term investment pool.

• Growth: The original principal is maintained in perpetuity with a focus on long-term growth and appreciation. Your endowment will provide distributions to Parish Episcopal School, forever.

• Distribute: Distributions are made annually to support Parish in the area you designated.

• Invest: The original principal is invested and changes in value with a focus on growth.

ENDOWMENT BOARD 2024-2025

Gary Walsh, Chair

Biegel Macaraeg, Vice Chair

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Mark Kirkpatrick, Secretary/Treasurer (Chief Financial Officer)

Christine Ashmore

Cullen Crombie ‘13

Tim Eller

Tim Gross

Tom Leppert

Dr. Matt Rush, ex-officio (Allen Meyer Family Head of School)

Carrie Burton, ex-officio (Director of Development)

Why I give?

We give our time and resources to Parish Episcopal School because we believe it’s one of the best investments we can make in our future.

Parish has done an amazing job shaping our son – and so many others – into model citizens with the confidence and independent thinking needed to succeed.

It’s a joy to support a school that shapes minds, builds character and strengthens future generations.

In short, we love Parish.

Saira and Khaled Habash Ramsey ’31
Armon Almuttar '26 receives Mira P. Foshee Honor Award

Class of 2025 Professional Development Fund

In recent years, senior families have generously established endowed funds with their donations to the Senior Gift. Class of 2025 Professional Development Fund was one such fund established by the Class of 2025 Senior Gift. The fund will support the professional development yearly budget for all Parish faculty and staff.

Standly Family Fund

As an alumnus, Reed Standly ‘10 knows firsthand how a student’s experience at Parish is formed not only in the classroom, but outside it as well. As costs rise, so too does the need to increase support for tuition assistance, as well as student supplemental support. This past spring, Reed and his wife Tiffany established Standly Family Fund, which will contribute to the supplemental support budget of financial assistance. The supplemental support annual budget provides for things such as uniforms, books, laptops, calculators, Homecoming and Prom tickets and athletic fees, among other things, to those qualified students receiving financial assistance, in accordance with the policies and practices for supplemental support.

If you or your family are interested in supporting the Parish Endowment, please contact Carrie Burton, Director of Development or any member of the Parish Endowment Board.

2024-2025 VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Michael Villa, Jr., Chair

Marty Debus, Vice-Chair & Treasurer

Saira Habash, Secretary

Brian Bogard

Lynette Christensen

Sam Dwinell

David Fisk

Bart Freeman PDS ‘80

Sarah Grohmann

Tim Gross

Carrie Hoffman

Nancy Ann Hunt, Emerita

Gunjan Jain

Jade Le

Biegel Macaraeg

Jay Madrid, Emeritus

Allen Meyer, Emeritus

Michelle Norman

Winfred Parnell

Quincy Powell ‘07

Neal Shah

Brian Sherman

Gary Walsh

Elizabeth Williams

Pamela Wills-Ward

Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration:

Rev. Casey Shobe, Ex-Officio, Rector

Mat Thekkil & Mike Mignardi, Ex-Officio, Senior Wardens

PARENTS' ASSOCIATION

President – BJ Antweil

President Elect – Sandy Vilven

Board Advisor – Lisa Macaraeg

Treasurer – Julie Chronis

Secretary – Ami Thakkar

VP Communication – Susan Jones

VP Volunteers – Jennifer Kashar

VP Activities – Ilana Markey

VP New Families – Jenny Brundage

VP New Families Elect – Rachel Sam

VP Faculty & Staff Appreciation – Casey Gross

VP Lower School Fellowship – Sarah Peterson

VP Middle School Fellowship – Jori Shapiro

VP Upper School Fellowship – Karla Bard

2025 Gala Chair – Amanda Inabnett & Nicole Post

ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB

President – Chip Duffie

President Elect – Mike Bowers

Board Advisor – Andy Gough

Treasurer – Tiffany Terry

Secretary – Gina Farmer

Communication & Technology – Marla Buskin

Membership – Kerry & Brent Crombie

Activities – Brandi Aguam & Ginger Batz

Lower School Liaison/Panther Pack – Alex Chalfant & Gracie Everitt

Middle School Liaison – Deborah Bigham

Upper School Liaison – Brook & Troy Sims

THE ARTS PEOPLE

President – Sarah Grohmann

President Elect – Sophie Lowrance

Board Advisor – Alyson Jackson

Treasurer – Stacy McDonald

Secretary – Melody Shobe

Marketing & Communication – Lacy Schultz

Membership – Jen Smith

Special Events – Sarah Peterson

Volunteers & Faculty Appreciation – Namrata Shah

sySTEMs

President – Misty Bernkopf

President Elect – Khaled Habash

Board Advisor – Andy Mahtani

Treasurer – Samar Kamdar

Secretary – Amber Thompson

Communication – Katie Worthy

Membership – Shannon Mukundan

Activities – Angela Chong & Nupur Mehta

Lower School Liaison/STEM Squad – Kelly Pointer

Middle School Liaison – Christine Almaraz

Upper School Liaison – Gunjan Jain

Grants Chair – Kiren Gill-Fuchs

2024-2025 VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP

ALUMNI BOARD

2024-2025

Sarah Troy '16 – Secretary
Tucker Davison '13 – Vice President
Reed Standly '10 – President
Stephanie Sarles '11 – Treasurer
Bart Freeman, PDS ’80 – Emeritus
Krissy Daniel ‘08
Gracie Geymuller '14
Daniel Salas '10
Taylor Mosley ‘11
Daniela Acosta-Lane ‘08
Claire Williams Caywood ‘17
Vinay Chemiti ‘15
Mandi Powe Dillon ‘09
Ben Soule ’19

Why I give?

It’s hard to believe that we have been a part of the Parish community since 2013. My son and daughter started when they were three years old and now they are teenagers!

Over the years, Parish has helped us raise and educate our children in a loving, safe environment. That’s why it’s so easy for our family to give a little extra each year – to ensure they continue learning in a place that offers the very best opportunities and support.

Sandy & Garrett Vilven Dean '28 & Fiona '30

IMPACT OF YOUR GIFT

Basketball

The Parish Boys Varsity Basketball team, the 2024 6A TAPPS State Champions, were invited to travel to two nationally recognized basketball tournaments during the 2024-2025 school year, one in Las Vegas and one in California. Both tournaments featured some of the best teams in the country, and with college coaches in attendance, our players were able to gain national attention for themselves and Parish. Thanks to annual support to the budget, as well as individual parent support, it was an unbelievable opportunity and experience for our team.

Lower School

At Parish Episcopal School, we’ve always believed that preparing students to be “life ready” means equipping them with more than just academic knowledge. It means developing their independence, responsibility, collaboration and decision-making. This year, thanks to generous support from the Parish Fund annual campaign, we were able to deepen that commitment in ways we hadn’t before.

One of the most impactful additions was the ability to implement the DESSA (Devereux Student Strengths Assessment) for all Kindergarten through 4th-grade students. For the first time, we were able to use a research-based, strengths-focused tool to assess social-emotional learning (SEL) skills at a grade-wide level. Questions like “How often did the child work well in groups?” or “How often did the child keep trying when unsuccessful?” gave us real insight into students’ self-awareness, self-management and social skills – insights we now use to tailor classroom activities and support individual student growth.

We also expanded our IMPACT and Parish Leads programming with new curriculum resources and materials, including two new IMPACT books specifically designed for Lower School and hands-on supplies that bring SEL learning to life. These materials made it easier for teachers to lead lessons that build critical life skills, while also allowing students to engage in leadership opportunities through chapel talks, service projects and group activities.

Annual giving even reached into the hearts of our faculty culture. Ten faculty and staff members participated in a three-day summer PETI (Parish Excellence in Teaching Institute) retreat, where they collaborated to design consistent Tier 1 behavior expectations for the entire Lower School.

Teachers and staff also had a half-day PETI retreat which allowed the team to focus on strengthening IMPACT programming for the year ahead. These retreats were made possible by annual giving – and they gave our teachers the time, space and tools to prepare for a year rooted in consistency, connection and purpose.

Lower School parents were also invited to join the learning through a book club, using books funded by annual giving to help foster school-home partnership around social-emotional development.

From new tools and assessments to deeper collaboration and expanded social-emotional learning programming, Parish Fund made it possible for our Lower School faculty to teach, lead and support students in truly transformative ways.

Professional development

A central topic of professional development during the 2024-2025 school year was artificial intelligence (AI) and ways to use it ethically and effectively in and outside the classroom with our students. All employees participated in a half-day training on the topic and each division regularly discussed tools and methods that were appropriate to utilize in the classroom and with our existing curriculum. Funds from unrestricted gifts given through Parish Fund allowed the training of all faculty as well as technology subscriptions to utilize in the classrooms.

NEW THIS YEAR

Materials Purchased

• STEM supplies and materials, including a new plasma cutter for the Design Den.

• All-school subscriptions like Adobe, Google and EdPuzzle.

• Upgraded Film Lab with state-of-the-art graphic computers to handle the huge task of rendering film projects.

• Upgraded Film and STEM teachers with high-end Microsoft Surface Studio laptops for CAD and film rendering.

• Upgraded WiFi for new Wireless Communication at faster speeds to support BYOD utilized in 5th through 12th grades and Chromebooks/ iPads utilized by Lower School.

• Upgraded the network infrastructure with AI-Switches, to better secure the internal network and support the WiFi upgrade.

New Positions

• MS Athletic Director & Equipment Director

• MS Mathematics Lab Instructor

• Parent Engagement Manager

• Lower School & Extend Assistant

• Director of Parish Plus

• Lower School Learning Specialist – CALT

• Parish Arts Production Coordinator

• Upper School Permanent Guest Teacher

• Assistant to Parish Arts

New

Classes

• 7th-8th Grade Play (Middle School)

A one-trimester, spring course geared toward students who would like a deeper study of theatre production. While focusing on acting theory, students engage in rehearsing a production, which culminates in public performances.

• Culinary Cultures: Heritage Festivals (Upper School)

Explores different cultures and the food they use to celebrate as students learn about the most important days in various countries and cultures, and the recipes that help make those days so special.

• French: Advanced Topics (Upper School)

This year-long course allows students to learn to use French in more formal environments through a variety of units of study such as: international business, current events, service learning, French film, translation and literature. Students use the language at high levels of proficiency in speaking and writing as they become proficient in listening and reading in the topics studied.

Capital Improvements

Parish Athletics received several capital improvements during the 2024-2025 school year.

New Track & Panther Blue Field

Thanks to a $1,000,000 donation from Fleeger Family Foundation, Gloria H. Snyder stadium received a new, Panther Blue field at the start of the school year. Snyder Stadium’s original blue turf was installed in 2014; with a typical life of about 10 years, punishing Texas summer heat plus high usage by our girls' and boys' athletic teams takes quite a toll on a turf field. The turf was replaced last summer utilizing newer turf technology, resulting in longer and safer usage by our athletes and spirit squads that play and perform on it. Thanks to the Fleeger family’s generous support, the School was able to save the capital expenditure budget money it had planned to use for the turf replacement. In recognition of this charitable support, the field is now known as Fleeger Field at Gloria H. Synder Stadium.

Additionally, the Fleeger family’s donation supported the replacement of the track surrounding the field, which was installed prior to the 2025-2026 school year, as well as needed paint and improvements to the pressbox, Ed’s Snack Shack concession stand and the softball and baseball fields.

NEW THIS YEAR

New Digital Scoreboard

The installation of a new, digital scoreboard in Snyder Stadium replaced the one that had been part of the stadium since its inception. Lead donations from Parish Athletic Booster Club and the Bigham family allowed this project to commence, as well as additional leadership support from the Burton, House, Oudt and Shapiro families. The scoreboard has added a new level of excitement for all our Middle and Upper School athletic teams that compete on the field.

Renovated Varsity Locker Rooms

Our boys and girls Varsity athletes were welcomed into newly renovated varsity locker rooms this winter. Thanks to a generous, in-kind gift from the Hollman family, the space was elevated into a modern, functional environment that is both durable and beautiful, built to survive the enthusiasm and energy often found in the locker room while enhancing the student-athlete experience and team spirit.

More than a quarter of a million-dollar project, the updated locker room features Hollman’s award-winning, custom design solutions that can also be found in notable professional sports and collegiate locker rooms as well as corporate facilities here in Texas and across the country. The Hollman’s contribution and work completing the space reflects a shared commitment to supporting our athletes both on and off the field.

Security

• Increased Police Presence: Secured the addition of a second officer Monday through Friday from the Farmers Branch Police Department (FBPD). This addition ensures full-time coverage across the entire Midway campus footprint, in concert with the already fully-covered Hillcrest campus.

• Ballistic Window Film Installation: Installed protective ballistic film on exterior windows and doors on both campuses to enhance the School’s physical security and delay unauthorized entry during emergencies.

GILRS
BOYS

• Security Kiosk on Panther Drive: Added a staffed security kiosk to monitor and manage vehicular traffic, improving visibility and access control for the Midway campus.

• Expanded Campus Safety Team: Increased the Campus Safety staff by adding two new team members, enhancing daily patrol coverage and emergency response capabilities.

• Parking Decals: Introduced a standardized parking decal system for students and employees, streamlining campus vehicle identification and enforcement.

• Lockdown Window Shades: Installation of lockdown shades for all classroom and office doors that can be pulled quickly to block the line-of-sight into classrooms and offices in the event of a lockdown emergency. When not in an emergency situation, lockdown shades remain in their open position, pulled up, so that all classrooms and offices are visually accessible per our security policies.

• Additional Cameras: Installed additional cameras to both Midway and Hillcrest campuses to improve coverage.

• Rekeyed Hillcrest Campus: We were able to rekey the Hillcrest campus to ensure that EMS would have one key to gain access to all rooms on campus during an emergency response.

Additional Capital Improvements

• Central Plant Upgrades - Cooling tower refurbishment & refrigerant alarm upgrade

• Pearlman Family Conference Center remodel

• New kitchen oven

Why I give?

With one new alumna and one current student, the Parish community has shaped our family.

We give in gratitude for the Parish values we see in our Lifers and to help every student benefit from the Parish mission.

Julie & Damon Chronis Evangeline ’25 & Nicholas ’28

RESTRICTED FUNDS

Educational Purpose & Philosophy

PARISH EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE & PHILOSOPHY

As Dr. Matt Rush, Allen Meyer Family Head of School, began his second year at Parish last year, he recognized the need for Parish leadership to better articulate the School’s Educational Philosophy. With underwriting support from Joy and Steve Hall, alongside the dedication of our team and community, we were able to begin this project in earnest. This past May, Dr. Rush shared the results of a year-long process that involved most every constituency of our community: faculty, staff, parents, alumni, Board of Trustees, and most importantly, our students. The School partnered with The Purpose Institute to clearly define our philosophy as well as how it will live on at Parish. What ultimately emerged through the year-long conversations, focus groups and interviews, were three key components of human development at which Parish excels: preparing students, fueling their passion and helping them develop a principled lifestyle. In the end, students leave Parish prepared to navigate life’s challenges, passionate about pursuits that make life meaningful and principled, with a strong moral compass to guide them. All of this unfolds in a caring and connected community, shaped by a culture of belonging, balance and joy.

Parish’s school-wide Marin Luther King Jr. assembly in January was a beautiful and meaningful event that honored Dr. King’s legacy through the theme of Hope, Resilience and Kindness. Previously donated restricted funds allowed the School to bring in speaker Andrea L. Taylor, who attended the historic March on Washington at age 16, as well as the African dance and drumming company, Bandan Koro. Our youngest to oldest learners were able to connect with Dr. King’s vision in ways that felt meaningful and relevant to them, making the assembly a true celebration of community and growth.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Assembly

African American Senior Heritage Reception

In May, students and families from across the Parish community came together at the African American Senior Heritage Reception to honor the senior Class of 2025. Thanks to a donation from an anonymous donor, the event participants were able to gather for lunch and celebrate the accomplishments of the African American class of 2025. Staff, alumna and chosen students spoke at the event, which included conferring the inaugural Sankofa Senior Award for leadership, resilience, impact and legacy.

LEADERSHIP GIFTS

We thank the following donors for each of their cumulative leadership support of $10,000+ during the 2024-2025 school year:

Anonymous

Josh Beliak

Christina Betts & Jesse Betts

Deborah & Bryan Bigham

Amy Foxman & Amarinder Bindra

Estate of Diana Bosworth

Sharon & Mike Bowers

Carrie & Bob Burton

Kim & Tom Carter

Carol M. & Stephen A. Cassiani -

Family Foundation

Julie & Damon Chronis

Ben & Josh Collins

Diane & Shandon Colter

Judy & Rod Creel

Rachel & Prentiss Cutshaw

Tara & Bill Durham

Kathy & Tim Eller

Ashleigh & Grant Everett

Fleeger Family Foundation -

Candee & Matt Fleeger

Melissa & Manuel Green

Stephanie & Daniel Greenberg

Jennifer & Ryan Griffin

Casey & Tim Gross

Saira & Khaled Habash

Mark & Claire Haidar

Sanam & Ned Hakam

Joy & Steve Hall

Amanda & Richard Hartman

Patty & Sherel Horsley

Karla & John House

Heather Hunt

Nancy Ann & Ray Hunt

Lesslie & Luis Ibarguengoytia

Gunjan & Anurag Jain

Kirsten & Stephen Katzen

Tracy Henderson & David Kelly

Klesse Foundation

Sowon Yun & Christopher Koh

Joyce & Lawrence Lacerte

Charitable Foundation

Jodi & Yan Lemeshev

Joy Wang & Victor Liu

Courtney & Andrew Marcus

Maureen & Patrick Mendoza

Julie & Allen Meyer

Katie Morgan & Aaron Michelsohn

Kerry & Dan Miller

Heather & Joel Mills

Terri & Dennis Nauslar

Megan PDS '93 & Michael Neitzel

Kelly & Dave Nemecek

Katie & Kyle Oudt

Parents’ Association of Parish

Episcopal School

Parish Athletic Booster Club

Paulos Foundation

Connie & Thies Pickenpack

Robert Glenn Rapp Foundation

Kathleen & Christopher Ray

Sam & Sadi Raza

Leslie & Don Ritter

Jan Schoellkopf

Tong Tong & Alex Schwyhart

Jori & Todd Shapiro

Jessica Sheridan & Sallye Sheridan

Anne & Jim Sincovec

Tiffany & Reed Standly '10

sySTEMs

Glenna & Richard Tanenbaum

The Arts People

Ketaki & Hemant Vankawala

Pam Wills-Ward & Mitchell Ward

THE 1972 SOCIETY

Recognizes Parish parents, faculty, alumni and parents of alumni who have given to Parish Fund consecutively for 5+ years.

The School offers its heartfelt thanks to the following members who have given consecutively for 20+ years as of the 2024-2025 school year for their continued yearly support:

Keena & Cameron Aderhold PDS '93

Amy & Michael Ariagno

Juli & Forrest Baldwin

Ginger Barrett

Sandy Brickert

Andrea & Ron Denheyer

Vicki & Mike Eastland

Susan Fisk

Dottie & Roland Freeman

Melissa Grabske

Nancy Ann & Ray Hunt

Darlene & Dennis Jennings

Vicki & Frank Koch

Kelly & Oliver Lee

Marci & Larry McLean

Cathy & Robert Morris

Trisha & Bill Neuhoff PDS '94

Sonja & Karl Painter

Kathy & Bryan Pershern

Rachelle & David Prater

Joni & David Rathbun

Andi & James Ryan

Ginger & Paul Tidmore

Dee & Trey Velvin

Tom Vezain

Diane & Jim Webber

Allie & Robby Wood

Gloria Woods

THE LEGACY SOCIETY

Recognizes those in the Parish community whose cumulative annual gifts to Parish Fund total $50,000 or more.

Thank you to the following members for their incredible generosity over the years.

Barbra & Bud Applebaum

Mariasun Aramburuzabala

Karen & Allen Bell

Kris & Mark Bradford

Sheril & Michael Budagher

Paige & Eldridge Burns

Carrie & Bob Burton

Kim & Tom Carter

Abbey & Chris Carter

Ashley & Clay Cash

Julie & Damon Chronis

Judy & Rod Creel

Andrea & Ron Denheyer

Kara & Jason Devening

Neil Dorflinger

Kathy & Tim Eller

Candee & Matt Fleeger

Pam & Derek Gerow

Kathy Gilman

Ashley & Kris Glover

Kathy & Graham Greene

Lisa & Bill Griffin

Ann Shannon & Scott Hassell

Angela Horowitz

Patty & Sherel Horsley

Marla & Mark Hughston

Nancy Ann & Ray Hunt

Heather Hunt

Liz & Greg Imhoff

Christy & Brian Jacoby

Gunjan & Anurag Jain

Nancy & Ken Jones

Mary Kelsoe

Ellen Keszler

Brigitte & David Kimichik

Margie & Bill Klesse

Carla & Bucky Lyon

Cathy & Harold MacDowell

Trudy & Jay Madrid

The Marshall Family

Janet & Brian Mason

Deb & Clint McDonnough

Tammy & Jim McGowen

Stacye & Michael McIntyre

Mehrdad Moayedi

Mollie & Dave Monaco

Alan Moore

Martha & Doug Morris

John Munson

Maru & JD Murchison

Natalie & Scott Noble

Elaine & Trevor Pearlman

Terri & Brad Phillips

Roxanne Phillips

Rachel & Randy Polka

Kathleen & Christopher Ray

Sam & Sadi Raza

Stephanie & JW Roberts

Melody & Rick Rogers

Anne & Jamie Rogers

Joyce & Bill Rogge

Karen & John Scully

Beth & Shane Shanafelt

Lynn Smith

Billie & Ned Staton

Beth Struckell

Carolyn & Reggie Sullivan

Gena & Ken Tadewald

Nancy & Greg Vance

Dee & Trey Velvin

Sherwood Wagner

Maggie Wu & Dick Wang

Becky & Bruce Wartell

Darla & Mark Whitaker

Tiffiny & Kip Zimmerman

IN HONOR OF

In Honor of Todd Abronowitz

Blair Bassman ‘25

Ana Kronick ‘25

Jade Palmer ‘25

Kaitlyn Whitehurst ‘25

In Honor of Fallon Ahearn

Ana Kronick ‘25

In Honor of Jesse Alter ‘25

Abbie & Daniel Alter

In Honor of Sawyer Anderson ‘25

Elle & Blake Anderson

In Honor of Connor Baldwin ‘22

Juli & Forrest Baldwin

In Honor of Harrison Baldwin ‘15

Juli & Forrest Baldwin

In Honor of Ryan Baldwin ‘11

Juli & Forrest Baldwin

In Honor of Erik Camarillo

Ana Kronick ‘25

Jade Palmer ‘25

Kaitlyn Whitehurst ‘25

In Honor of Timothy Clark

Kaci & Chase Spirito

In Honor of Claire Cohen ‘25

Jaime & Michael Cohen

In Honor of Kate Duffie ‘25

Ashley & Chip Duffie

In Honor of The Dunk Family

Elaine Velvin

In Honor of Rick Dunn

Ana Kronick ‘25

In Honor of Caroline Edwards ‘35

Jeff & Meg Edwards

In Honor of Levyn Einstein ‘25

Diana & Heath Einstein

In Honor of Dalton Fleeger ‘25

Candee & Matt Fleeger

In Honor of Michael Flickinger

Kaitlyn Whitehurst ‘25

In Honor of Kara Freeman

Jacob Staveteig ‘25

In Honor of Ashley Garcia

Jade Palmer ‘25

In Honor of Samantha Gold ‘25

Kim & Dan Gold

In Honor of Steve Hendricks

Zan & Gordon Keith

In Honor of Cheryl Howard

Lynette & Nate Christensen

Rachel & Andrew Kaufman

Stephanie Huang & Stephen Li

Amie Amogu & Ovie Oghenejobo

Christina & Andrew Zimmer

In Honor of Andrew Jennings

Ana Kronick ‘25

Jade Palmer ‘25

In Honor of Caroline Kaleigh

Jade Palmer ‘25

Carolina Meza & Marcelo Quiroga

In Honor of Mara Kaufman ‘35

Rachel & Andrew Kaufman

In Honor of Kolby Kerr

Sydney Colter ‘25

In Honor of Julie Kidder

Ana Kronick ‘25

Jade Palmer ‘25

In Honor of Remi Linderman ‘25

Julie & Kevin Linderman

In Honor of Shannon Longfield

Jade Palmer ‘25

In Honor of Jason Mazzella

Kaitlyn Whitehurst ‘25

In Honor of Ellie Michael ‘25

Mina & Chris Michael

In Honor of Donna Monk

Jade Palmer ‘25

In Honor of Ann Morgan

Lacy & Nate Schultz

In Honor of Cathy Morris

Ana Kronick ‘25

In Honor of Samantha Mosley

Jade Palmer ‘25

In Honor of Lee Munden ‘35

Jeni & David Munden

In Honor of Daniel Novakov

Kelli & Carey Sattler

In Honor of Melissa Polk

Ana Kronick ‘25

In Honor of Jessica Robinson

Sydney Colter ‘25

Ava Obeney ‘25

In Honor of Kevin Rock

Ana Kronick ‘25

In Honor of Natalie Rubin ‘25

Staci & Paul Rubin

In Honor of Craig Savage

Ana Kronick ‘25

Jade Palmer ‘25

In Honor of Lexi Silverman ‘25

Bruce Hoffman

In Honor of Durgha Shanmugan

Jade Palmer ‘25

In Honor of Jill Shreve

Ana Kronick ‘25

In Honor of Nolan Smith ‘35

Audrey & Doug Smith

In Honor of Liz Svadlenak

Ana Kronick ‘25

Jade Palmer ‘25

In Honor of Ja’Maine Turner

Heather Hunt

Jade Palmer ‘25

In Honor of Eliseo Vallejo

Bianca & Cezar Araujo

Ana Kronick ‘25

Jade Palmer ‘25

In Honor of Shelly Vega

Ana Kronick ‘25

In Honor of Nadia Yousfi – Roy

Ana Kronick ‘25

In Honor of Greg Zugrave

Jade Palmer ‘25

In Memory of Mira Foshee

Soume & Paul Foshee

In Memory of Jane Ann Logan

Jose Tamez Regalado ‘12

In Memory of Evans Mank

Jose Tamez Regalado ‘12

In Memory of Dianne & Marvin Muller

Lisa & Pat Warren

In Memory of Diane Roberts

Sarah & John Staebel

In Memory of Wes Salley ‘10

Robinson Hall, LLC

Austin Sattler ‘23

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