V O L . 23 FA L L 2025
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A Year of Strengthening and Renewal It is a tremendous honor to serve as Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Phoenix Christian. For the past two years, I have had the privilege of serving on this Board, but my connection to this school goes much deeper. I am a proud alumnus of Phoenix Christian, and today all three of my children walk the same halls I once did. My family and I are personally invested in the mission of this school—not only because of what it means to us, but because of the eternal impact it has on every student who comes through its doors. As we step into the 2025– 2026 school year, I write to you with gratitude and anticipation. I also want to pause here to thank Steve Woods for his faithful leadership as Chairman of the Board over the past few years; his steady guidance has been an incredible blessing to this school and its bright future. Phoenix Christian has always been more than just a school. It is a community of families, educators, students, and supporters united by a shared mission: to provide Christ-centered education that equips students to live with purpose, integrity, and hope. This past year has been one of strengthening and renewal. We have seen God’s provision in tangible ways—through growing enrollment, faithful teachers who pour into the lives of students, and families who continue to entrust us with their children’s education. We have also seen His provision in the generosity of donors, alumni, and friends who believe in what Phoenix Christian stands for. All of these blessings remind us that the mission of the school is not carried alone by the Board or administration, but through a community walking together in faith. One of the Board’s primary responsibilities is to ensure Phoenix Christian stands on a strong foundation—spiritually, academically, and
financially. By God’s grace, we are healthier in every one of these areas today than we were just a few years ago. Our financial footing is stronger, giving us confidence for the future. Our enrollment continues to grow, reminding us that families see Phoenix Christian as a place of excellence and spiritual formation. Most importantly, our mission remains unchanged: to shine the light of Christ into the lives of students so that they may carry that light into the world. Looking ahead, we are committed to deepening the culture that makes Phoenix Christian unique. Culture is not just about programs or policies—it is about the lived experience of students, families, and teachers. It is about how we reflect Christ in the way we teach, coach, encourage, and discipline. It is about creating an environment where biblical truth is not only taught but lived out daily in classrooms, hallways, athletic fields, and arts programs. We also recognize that true Christian education requires investing in people. Teachers and staff are the lifeblood of our school. Their commitment to academic excellence and spiritual discipleship is what sets Phoenix Christian apart. The Board is committed to doing everything possible in supporting Jeff Blake to retain and attract excellent faculty, so that every student has the benefit of strong role models and mentors who both teach with skill and live with conviction. Another key priority for us is partnership. Phoenix Christian thrives through the involvement of parents, churches, alumni, and community partners. Parents model what it means to value Christ-centered education. Churches provide spiritual support and encouragement. Alumni represent the fruit of our mission, carrying the values of Phoenix Christian into their workplaces, homes, and
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neighborhoods. And our community partners extend our ability to serve students well. Together, this network of relationships strengthens and sustains our mission. Finally, as a Board we are committed to accountability and focus. In the coming year, we will be tracking a concise set of key measures: enrollment, tuition health, family satisfaction, financial position, and donor engagement. These scorecard metrics keep us aligned on what matters most and ensure that Phoenix Christian’s leadership remains focused on outcomes that truly impact students and families. As we begin this new year, I am filled with hope. Not because every challenge has been solved, but because God has proven Himself faithful time and time again. We are convinced that Phoenix Christian’s best days are still ahead. We believe the students in our classrooms today are being prepared to serve Christ in ways that will shape the future of our city, our nation, and even the world. On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I want to thank you for your prayers, your generosity, and your trust. Your partnership makes it possible for Phoenix Christian to remain a place where Christ is honored, students are equipped, and families are supported. Together, we are investing in more than education—we are investing in transformed lives and a brighter future. With gratitude and hope,
Anthony Converti ’02 Chairman of the Board
in this issue
A MESSAGE FROM OUR NEW BOARD CHAIR - ANTHONY CONVERTI.................. 2 HOMECOMING 2024 - DIAMOND JUBILEE.........................................................................4 FROM THE EDITOR........................................................................................................................... 7 KINDERGARTEN - WHAT A CLASS!...........................................................................................8 THE CLASS OF 2025.......................................................................................................................10 ATHLETICS REVIEW - BASEBALL AND TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS..........14 MIDDLE SCHOOL - YEAR IN REVIEW....................................................................................18 COUGAR CLASSIC 2025 & SAVE THE DATE........................................................................ 19 IMPACT GIVING............................................................................................................................... 20
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HOMECOMING – Diamond Jubilee 75 Years of Excellence What an unforgettable 75th Homecoming Week! Our Diamond Jubilee Celebration was filled with joy, reconnection, and God’s blessings as we welcomed alumni, families, and friends back to campus. From the Legacy Dinner at the Orchard to a packed Alumni Chapel with nearly 700 students and guests, every moment reflected the rich history and bright future of Phoenix Christian. The weekend continued with brunch at Old Path’s Café, a lively campus carnival, spirited Cougar football, and reunions of past championship teams. We closed the celebration in worship, dedicating both the past 75 years and the next 75 to our Loving Father. Thank you to all who joined us—your love and support strengthen our mission to educate minds, form hearts, and equip hands in a Christcentered environment.
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Save the Date! Homecoming 2025 October 17-18
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From the Editor As I continue to reflect on our huge year of celebration, our 75th year, I am so proud of how we celebrated! From the night that LAUNCHED us into our 75th year, to our Diamond Jubilee Homecoming Week, and then our exquisite Diamond Gala, we reveled in our rich and lasting legacy and the incredible ways God is shaping and molding Phoenix Christian for the next generation. Having spent much of my life at Phoenix Christian, I feel particularly honored to help tell her story. The story that began in a small farmhouse in Kansas. And then journeyed to Arizona for a new life. This little family, the Weed family, leaned on the scripture, “Thus saith the Lord, Stand ye in the ways, and see, and ask for the old paths, where is the good way, and walk therein, and ye shall find rest for your souls” – Jeremiah 6:12. Old Paths Bible School later became Phoenix Christian in 1949. They believed in Christian education, teaching TRUTH always, in all situations. I think I feel a deep connection to this story. My story is similar. My dad graduated from Phoenix Christian in 1966 and later moved to Iowa with his bride and began a family. My parents had a strong desire to send their children to a Christian school but at the time, there were not many Christian schools in Des Moines. So they uprooted our family and moved west so we could attend Light and Life (now Phoenix Christian). And today – my children are walking the same halls, encountering God’s TRUTH in every classroom and through the living curriculum of our faculty and staff. We look a little different today. We are beautifully diverse in so many ways, reflecting the Kingdom. His light is shining bright in this place, and we are still walking the “old paths” experiencing the goodness of God.
Lisa (Tomb) Blake ’94 Editor, CougarNow
Volume 23 • Fall 2025
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Our KINDERGARTENERS are THRIVING! We are incredibly proud of our kindergarten class and their outstanding academic growth this past year! Their performance on national assessments reflects the strong foundation they are building in reading and math.
MAP Growth Scores:
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Reading: 74th percentile nationally, with a 62nd percentile growth rate Math: 82nd percentile nationally, with a 68th percentile growth rate
DIBELS (Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills):
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100% of students are at benchmark for Nonsense Word Fluency 92% are at or above the midyear kindergarten benchmark in the overall composite score, with 60% well above benchmark!
These results are a testament to the hard work and dedication of our incredible kindergarten educators who pour their hearts into educating minds, forming hearts, and equipping the hands of students in a Christ-centered atmosphere. Kindergarten Teacher, Tara Draper shared, “Our Kindergarten team is dedicated to help our Kindergarteners thrive academically and spiritually. We are helping our kindergarten students grow by creating a nurturing, Christ-centered environment where they can learn through play, exploration, and the guidance of God’s love. By using diverse teaching strategies, we cater to each child’s unique needs, allowing them to grow in their God-given potential. Our focus on phonemic awareness strengthens their early literacy skills and lays a strong foundation for reading that will help them grow in both knowledge and faith. The implementation of Walk to Read has given us the opportunity to work with our students in small groups that are focused on giving tiered instruction for student’s individual academic needs. We are grateful for the opportunity God has given us to watch our students grow at Phoenix Christian!” Keep up the amazing work, kindergarten!
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CLASS OF 2025 VALEDICTORIAN Evan Hernandez Evan has excelled academically during his time at Phoenix Christian. Over the course of his high school career, he has earned 27 dual enrollment credits earning a 4.30 GPA. Evan was integral in starting the first ever Phoenix Christian Esports team which competed against other schools here in Arizona. Evan also participated in golf, piano, and art. In the fall, Evan plans to attend Grand Canyon University to study Commercial Musical and minor in Video Game Design & Development.
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SALUTATORIAN Ethan Timmerman Ethan has attended Phoenix Christian for 15 years. During his tenure in High School, he earned 21 dual enrollment credits and earning a 4.20 cumulative GPA. He is noted for having a positive attitude in class. For his capstone project, Ethan partnered with Harvest Compassion Center focusing upon providing clothes for those who are in need. In the fall, Ethan plans to attend Arizona State University to study nursing. “Let’s take everything we’ve learned, the lessons, the challenges, the growth, and use it to build lives that matter. Let’s choose kindness over competition, curiosity over certainty, and passion over fear. Let’s not just chase success, let’s chase meaning.” — Excerpt taken from Ethan Timmerman’s Speech
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INTERNATIONAL HIGHEST HONOR Khoi Pham “Most importantly, I would like to express my gratitude to all the teachers and staff at Phoenix Christian High School. You have not only imparted knowledge but have shown us the values of compassion, kindness, and perseverance. Your dedication to our education goes far beyond the classroom.” — Excerpt taken from Khoi’s graduation speech
JAMES R. WICKERSHAM AWARD Kassandra Saravia The award is named after Mr. Wickersham, who served at Phoenix Christian for 33 years. He truly represented the highest level of character and spiritual leadership. With these ideals in mind, every year Phoenix Christian recognizes a student or students in the senior class who have distinguished themselves in one or more of the following areas: Consistent Christian Character; Serving successfully in leadership and in positions of responsibility; Has demonstrated other positive qualities worthy of recognition. Congratulations to Kassandra Saravia, recipient of the James R. Wickersham Award.
ATHLETES OF THE YEAR Isabella Irving-Bates & Reuben Guerrero This year’s female athlete of the year, Isabella Irving-Bates, is probably one of the hardest working athletes. Last season she won the state championship medal in the 100-meter dash and set the PC school record. This year, 2025, she broke her PC record from last year by running a 12.58 and bringing home the silver in track. Isabella will become a Lumberjack at Northern Arizona this fall!
This year’s male athlete of the year recipient has redefined what it means to be an elite student-athlete at PC. Congratulations Reuben Guerrero. On the court, the field, and in the locker room, he led by example. He trained hard, competed fiercely, and inspired his teammates with a work ethic grounded in faith. He played not for self-glory, but to honor God — consistently reminding us that true greatness is found in service to others and in glorifying Christ through our gifts.
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LIVING CURRICULUM AWARD JJ Brigowatz & Donald Van Hofwegen Living Curriculum Characteristics: 1. A life submitted to the ways of Jesus. 2. A life submitted to the ongoing study and application of the ways of Jesus. 3. A life whose love for others is reflective of one living out their worship in the workplace or school. 4. A life that honors the core values of Phoenix Christian.
Congratulations to graduating senior, JJ Brigowatz, who embodies the Living Curriculum characteristics beautifully. He exudes a passion for the Lord and worship, a hunger for spiritual growth, a heart of servanthood to others, and a love for his school, Phoenix Christian.
Alumnus Donald Van Hofwegen’s life is a powerful example of what it means to be submitted fully to the ways of Jesus. Whether in his home, his workplace, or his church community, he leads not with show, but with steady faithfulness and Spirit-led strength. He has raised his children with intentionality and love, pointing them to the Lord. He loves his wife with the kind of godly, sacrificial love that mirrors Christ and the Church. And through life’s trials, Donald has persevered — continuing to serve the Lord and others with integrity and joy. His nominator, Nick Johnson, Class of 2013, characterizes Donald as the “epitome of a servant leader.”
CAROLYN KROBER MUSIC AWARD Saul Nunez The Carolyn Krober Music Award goes to an outstanding senior in music. Former principal and Development Director, Mr. Krober, and his family, established this award in honor of their daughter and three other outstanding Christian young people who were killed in a car accident coming home from a choir tour in California in 1959. The recipient, Saul Nunez, is a gifted musician and has been a vital part of the worship team over the past few years. His musical talents and his heart for the worship distinguished him as a leader in worship arts.
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2025 COUGAR
ATHLETICS
This has been an amazing year for our athletic program, where many teams advanced. We were blessed to have multiple teams earn spots in the AIA playoffs, one that advanced to the Final Four. We were also blessed to have many individuals that earned berths in the AIA State Championships, including a new state champion. It was truly an incredible year!
Varsity Baseball - Championship
Last season was unforgettable—not only because we won 25 games and captured the State Title, but because of the journey along the way. With just two seniors, our young team grew tremendously, both as athletes and as young men. Watching their progression was deeply fulfilling, even as I reminded them often, “We need to be reminded more than we need to be taught something new.” Though we knew we had talent, much of the season felt below our potential, and late losses left us struggling. The twoweek break before playoffs—normally a
frustration—became a blessing. During that time, we regrouped, refocused, and emerged a different team. Game by game, the boys found confidence, composure, and determination. Key hits, defensive plays, and clutch pitching propelled us forward until we ultimately claimed the championship. Looking ahead, we expect to be even stronger this year. 2A baseball is full of tough competition, and many teams will be improved. Our goal remains the same: to be the best individual players we can be, and together, the best team possible. The rest, as always, is in God’s hands. – COACH BAND
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Men’s Basketball This season has been a journey filled with both triumphs and trials, and through it all, we’ve seen God’s hand at work shaping our team and strengthening our character. More than wins and losses, this year was about growing as young men of faith—on and off the court. I’m incredibly proud of how our players supported one another, stayed committed, and honored Christ in the way they competed. With the strong foundation we’ve built and the spiritual and athletic growth we’ve seen, I’m confident that the future of our program is bright. God is doing something special here, and I can’t wait to see what He has in store for next season and beyond.” - COACH STRYCZEK
Women’s Basketball Reflecting on this last season of basketball I am proud of the growth that both JV and Varsity had despite having a challenging season. Individually most of the girls have grown to enjoy basketball and have discovered what it means to be part of a team. I have loved being their coach and getting to know each of them on and off the court. They’re going to do big this next year, and I am excited to cheer them on! – COACH WATKINS
Cheer I could not be prouder of the cheer team this year! We had 23 athletes join the squad this year. We started the year off with a home camp and learned a ton for our upcoming season, we hit the ground running with football season and the girls did an amazing homecoming routine and then we went right into basketball season and they got to perform at the Suns Arena which was an exciting night for everyone. I love all of these girls so very much! Exciting things to come for this great group of women! – COACH HOUSE
Golf This golf season was filled with fun, growth, and great memories. We welcomed several new players who had just picked up the game, and while there was a learning curve early on, they quickly caught on and made steady progress throughout the year. Our four returning players showed noticeable improvement from the end of last season, which was great to see. Special shout out to two of our seniors, CS Wilcoxson and JJ Brigowatz, who qualified for the state tournament for the fourth consecutive year—an incredible accomplishment. We’re looking forward to watching JJ’s college career at Northern Nazarene College in Idaho! – COACH BRIGOWATZ
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Football The 2024 Phoenix Christian Cougars football team delivered an impressive season, finishing with a 9-2 overall record and an undefeated 6-0 mark in the 2A Agua Fria region, earning them the region championship. The Cougars showcased a dominant defense and a potent rushing attack throughout the season. Key victories included a 20-13 win over Camp Verde, where junior Cashis Grimwade caught two touchdown passes and recorded two interceptions. The team also secured decisive wins against Sequoia Pathway (65-0), Glendale Prep (55-0), and Mountainside (55-0), demonstrating their offensive prowess and defensive strength. Despite their strong regular season, the Cougars faced a tough loss in the first round of the AIA 2A State Playoffs, falling to Veritas Prep by a narrow margin of 20-23. With a strong core of returning players and a culture of excellence, the future looks bright for Cougar Football. The 2024 season set a high standard, and the program is poised to build on this success in the coming years. – COACH KINDRED
Men’s Soccer This year was a remarkable season for Phoenix Christian soccer, marked by our first winning record and playoff appearance in over a decade. While the success on the field was exciting, we’re even more proud of the growth off the field—developing as young men through discipline in practice, joy in competition, and integrity in all we do. We were led by a committed core of returning players who have worked hard for years, alongside several new additions. We anticipate an exciting 2025-26 season. – COACH BEHMER
Women’s Soccer This year marked an exciting milestone as Phoenix Christian launched its first-ever women’s soccer program, made possible through the initiative and leadership of students like Hannah De La Cruz and Marta Vander Maas. With 17 players on the roster—many playing organized soccer for the first time—this team showed incredible commitment, growth, and integrity both on and off the field. Their hard work paid off with back-to-back wins to close out the season, finishing strong and laying a solid foundation for the future. What truly set this team apart, however, was their heart: weekly player-led Bible studies and intentional discipleship created a Christ-centered culture that defined their experience. We’re proud of this historic first season and look forward to a bright future for women’s soccer at Phoenix Christian. – COACH FRERICHS
Softball Our theme for this year was built around Romans 12:4-6. As a team we are many, but do not all have the same function or role however, we are one body in Christ. We finished 17-5 overall and 10-1 within the region finishing ranked #11. While we fell short of our goal, we left hungry for next season! – COACH FLISYN
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Track & Field Varsity Track & Field’s season has been marked by significant growth and learning. We had a large, young team of 32 athletes, presenting achievements and challenges. Shout-out to our men’s 4x100 championship run and Malakhai’s championship high jump this year! – COACH LEARY
Volleyball We graduated 10 senior varsity athletes last year, so I knew this season would be one of rebuilding and challenge. It’s easy to say that before the first game, but far harder to live it day to day. While we may not have had the championship season we hoped for, it was an invaluable one. These girls proved they can do hard things, step into discomfort, and still show up. Girls, if you take one lesson from this season, let it be this: no matter the wins or losses, you matter. The Lord loves you, He sees you, and He has great purpose for your life. He has equipped you to overcome challenges and hard times. Difficult seasons don’t last forever—new seasons always come. Never give up. – COACH JOHNSON
Wrestling The 2024-25 season was anchored by two incredible senior Captains, Jahari McQuiller and Neo Lewis, who helped build a foundation for Phoenix Christian Wrestling to build from. This team endured the most competitive wrestling schedule in the State. This pace drove Neo’s incredible rise from merely being a State Qualifier who lost both matches at State his Junior Year to placing 4th in State in arguably the toughest weigh class in D4! Behind these two seniors is a strong group of young wrestlers who will be looking to break out next season – Danny Sanchez, Avi De La Rosa, Tim Randolph, Kevin Palafax, Aaron Whitten, Mickey Nunez, and Lamar Fite with a core of a dozen incoming Freshmen! Our Girl’s wrestling team was led by returning State Qualifier Adeiya Leyva and incoming Freshman Sophia Alvarado. Both will be returning next season to build upon this firm foundation and be leaders on and off the mat. We rebuilt our wrestling room, invested in new mats for the first time in nearly 40 years, and have an incredible coaching staff built from PC alumni who themselves competed in the AZ State Championship match and know the might efforts needed to win it all. But most importantly – we know that all these efforts are All for Him – Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior. – COACH ABAJIAN 17
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Middle School YEAR IN REVIEW
Congratulations to our 8th graders on their promotion! Your hard work and dedication—in the classroom, on the field, court, and in every corner of your educational journey—has truly paid off. We’re so proud of you and can’t wait to see how the Lord continues to equip and use you in High School! – Mr. Mark Abeyta
Beltron Rowe – Rising Star Award
Brielle Krediet addressing her classmates at the 8th Grade Promotion Ceremony.
CCSL Championship Volleyball Team
What a year it’s been for our Cougar athletes! From the court to the field, our teams delivered unforgettable performances. Volleyball dominated the season and brought home the CCSL Championship. Wrestling made history with State Champion Zeke Abajian and three state runnerups—incredible grit! Baseball continued
its dynasty, securing a 4th straight CCSL title. Girls’ Soccer went undefeated, claiming 1st place! Boys’ Basketball crushed the competition, winning the CCSL Championship with 30+ point victories. And in a historic first, Golf took home the inaugural CCSL title, with a big congrats to Theo Lake for placing 3rd!
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We had a beautiful morning on the greens at our annual Cougar Classic. With 80 golfers in attendance, we were able to set a new fundraising record— exceeding $50,000 in support of our mission. Cougar Classic participants enjoyed the delicious tasting experience provided by Little Miss Barbecue to the surprise Shady Rays sunglasses at Hole One. Mountain Shadows provided the perfect setting for a day of great golf, camaraderie, and purpose. A special thank you to our generous event sponsors—Catalyst Construction, Printwoods, School Choice AZ, and RC Auto—for making this event possible. We are also incredibly grateful for the hard work of our Cougar Classic Planning Team, led by John and Stephanie Brigowatz, whose dedication ensured an outstanding experience for all.
Ready to reserve your foursome? Registration opens October 1!
JANUA RY 9, 2026
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- Giving Partners -
Sustaining Monthly Donors* Your monthly gift makes a lasting impact—fueling consistent resources that help us educate, form, and equip students every single day. We are thrilled to announce a 7% increase in sustaining donor partners.
Chip & Kay Allison III ’02
John ’68 & Connie Hamner
Kenneth & Karen Seigle
Roxanne Anderson
Jorge & Kimberly Hernandez
Marla Serbousek-Smith
Mary Best ’86
Melody Hill ’73
Donna Sherrill ’56
Jeffrey & Lisa ’94 Blake
Jim & Bonnie ’61 Hills
Stephen ’81 & Kathy Shiffer
Jerry & Judy Blake
Rick ’83 & Amanda Hiner
Charles & Cara Spannagel
Antonius & Marypaul ’70 Bom
William & Denise ’73 Leslie
Khala Stanfield ’00
Ryan Brase ’99
Lester & Sally Mathews ’62
Bill ’60 & Sandra Stone
Byrd Family Trust ’66
Mike Martin ’01
Diane Talley
Kristy & Alex Clay
Michael ’68 & Dana McNeely
Kristen ’06 & Dan Thiem
John & Patti Culea ’60
Leah Mesta-Ruiz ’19
David ’66 & Barbara Tomb
Josh Frost ’12
Melody Milgrim ’88
David ’70 & Renie Totel
Perry Furgason ’78
Stanley ’77 & Karen Moehr
Tanner ’11 & Sara Trapp
Juan & Naomi Gonzales
James ’65 & Lucinda Paxton
David Vanderschoot ’80
Nate Gulick ’20
Rick & Joan Rolfes
Genaro Vega de la Cruz ’21
Ben & Anne-Louise Gurney
Mark & Judy Schmitt
James & Donna Wickersham
*Monthly donors for at least six months from fiscal year 2024-2025
Timothy Tuition Scholarship Donors* Because of your generous support of the Timothy Fund, students who could not otherwise afford tuition now have the opportunity to attend Phoenix Christian. Your gift is opening doors for them to be educated in mind, formed in heart, and equipped in hand for a lifetime of service. Khala Stanfield ’00
John ’68 & Connie Hamner
Ken Schaaf ’53
Jill Fry Evans ’80
Gloria Henry ’76
Kenneth & Karen Seigle
Antonius & Marypaul ’70 Bom
Burnie & Julie Hibbard
Samuel Trujillo
Douglas & Toni ’63 Bradley
Jim & Bonnie ’61 Hills
Jane Van Laningham ’55
Alexandra Castro
Michael ’68 & Dana McNeely
James & Donna Wickersham
Brian & Cyndee Clancy
Lauran Meyer
T.W. Lewis Foundation
Deborah Ferrall
Susan Peterson ’72 *Fiscal Year donations — July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025
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OAW Campaign Donors
Thank you for answering the call from our students through this year’s One Dollar a Week campaign. In celebration of our 75th anniversary, you stepped out in generosity—giving $75 instead of the traditional $52— Your generosity is changing lives. Juan & Naomi Gonzales
Kristy Ceton ’94
James Gilbert
Leah Mesta-Ruiz ’19
Larry & Mary Chvilicek
Scot Glasco ’76
Marla Serbousek-Smith
Brian & Cyndee Clancy
Maria Greene
Dan & Kristen ’06 Thiem
Terry ’65 & Nancy ’66 Clay
Tom & Deborah ’77 Gunn
Jill (Fry) Evans ’80
Randy Compton ’05
James & Karen ’78 Haas
Donna Ackles ’68
Bruce & Brenda Consier
John ’68 & Connie Hamner
Chip & Kay Allison III ’02
Harold ’57 & Carol Cooper
Pete ’76 & Linda Hamstra
Ben & Bev ’75 Altopp
Joanne Coppola ’63
Aaron & Victoria ’10 Hamstra
Richard & Sharon Altopp
Clarke ’82 & Susie Crawford
Pamela Hanks’66
Andrew & Nicole Alvarado ’05
Jack & Sandra ’66 Creed
Wade ’62 & Esther Harbeck
Larry’63 & Nancy Anderson
Jeremy & Jill ’89 Creed
Albion Hargrave
Sharon Arendt ’79
John & Patti Culea ’60
James & Jo Ann ’60 Harte
Peggy Armstrong ’73
Gerald ’65 & Nola Sue ’63 Curd
Robert & Ruth ’84 Hayes
Ruth Arriaga ’14
Roger Curry ’67
Wayne Hayes
Brad & Sandy Asolas
Misty Darlington
Scott ’88 & Melissa Hendrix
Brian Axtman
Stephen ’78 & Leta Davis
David & Nancy ’80 Henrickson
Joy Bailey ’79
Pete & Jannifer ’68 DeGroot
Jorge & Kimberly Hernandez
Vikki Barr ’69
Eric ’86 & Lori ’81 DeJong
Eric ’84 & Heidi Hilty
Damon ’68 & Peggy Becker
Jack Dekker
Richard ’83 & Amanda Hiner
Gary & Shelly Becker
Jon ’81 & Jaime Dekkers
Robert & Rebecca Holbert
Fritz Beesemyer
Richelle Delavan ’79
William ’64 & Gloria Jo Holloway
Mary Best ’86
Kevin & Kari ’91 Devine
Paul ’89 & Julie Hopkins
Richard & Mary Bixby
Rusty & Lynn ’82 Devorkin
Bill & Barbara ’62 Hoshel
Polly Blackwell
Rodney Dickson ’80
Heidi Hostetler
Jeff & Lisa ’94 Blake
Donald Huber
Jerry & Judy Blake
Mark ’75 & Mary Ellen Donaldson
Daniel & Shirley Bond
John ’61 & Doris Doyel
Chris ’76 & Patty’79 Bradley
Dominique Dozier
Kermit & Kathleen ’66 Humphries
Ryan Brase ’99
Rachel Ellis ’18
Charles ’75 & Pamela ’80 Jongert
John & Stephanie ’95 Brigowatz
Torger ’84 & Peggy Erickson
Martin ’73 & Esther Jordan
David ’77 & Diane Brown
Larry Fait
Janet Jutting ’67
Ruby Byrd ’03
Joseph Felts ’86
Kiersten Kauffman ’93
David ’56 & Constance ’57 Cain
David Fitzgerald
Milo ’84 & Anne Kauffman
James & Sarah Callahan
Charles & Betty ’64 Floyd
John ’64 & Lois King
Tim ’69 & Della Camping
Greg ’85 & Gina Fraley
Mary Kirkevold
Andrew ’78 & Lynn Carr
Robert Frieling ’69
Dave & Debbie ’82 Klem
Lucas Ceton ’23
Perry Furgason ’78
James & Ruth Anne Koltveit
David & Zona ’73 Humbach
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OAW Campaign Donors (continued)
J.P. Kracker
Susan Peterson ’72
Steve & Renee Trapp
Kathy Krediet
Kevin & Brenda ’70 Poole
John Turner ’71
Christopher & Andrea Kredit ’02
Charity Potts ’05
Mark & Priscilla Van Dam ’86
Calvin ’01 & Meagan Kuiper
Diane Raden
Paul ’56 & Naomi Van Liew
Darrel ’70 & Diane Kuiper
Drew & Melissa ’92 Raney
David ’71 & Debbie Vander Wall
Richard ’83 & Amanda Hiner
Robert ’68 & Patricia Rehm
Mark & Carol ’69 VanderNaalt
Danny & Laurie ’70 Kuykendall
Lupe Rodriguez
Shawn & Marita VanderNaalt
Bernard & Letitia LaVant
Ryan & Blake Romeo
Genaro Vega de la Cruz ’21
Yancy ’80 & Stacey ’81 Lindsey
Dave & Ruth ’76 Ruter
Curtis ’77 & Pamela Voss
Wesley & Daryl Lusher ’59
Wilson Ryland ’99
Kevin ’76 & Takayo Wagoner
Francis & Kimberly ’83 Martin
Joan Safriet
William Wasser ’74
Danny & Deborah ’75 Martinez
Guy ’81 & Brenda Sasso
Bill Weed ’56
Lester ’62 & Sally Mathews
Ken Schaaf ’53
David May ’71
Travis & Lauren ’06 Scharnweber
James & Megan Werhanowicz ’06
Bruce & Betsy ’69 McBride
Shaun & Yvonne ’86 Schilling
Rodney ’78 & Cathy Whitlatch
Joel McClain ’70
Vonda Scoates ’61
Janice McClain ’73
Kenneth & Karen Seigle
Brian ’89 & Jeresha ’94 Wickersham
Curtis McConnell ’79
Thomas ’75 & Julie Sertich
Charles McNeely
Donna Sherrill ’56
Mike ’68 & Dana McNeely
Stephen ’81 & Kathy Shiffer
Vern & Lynda ’65 Meyer
Jeff & Linda ’75 Shook
Kelby & Melody Milgrim ’88
Delbert Skinner ’58
Douglas Miller ’73
Jacquelyn Smiser ’56
John & Beverly Mize
Patricia Smith
Stanley ’77 & Karen Moehr
Patrick & Florence ’67 Smith
Bob ’58 & Judy Moffitt
Eldon & Nadine ’61 Smith
Leona Nelson ’60
Jeffrey & Linnea ’86 Smith
Merville & Margaret Nicholls
Carol Spaulding McKay ’61
Judy Nunez
Terry & Carol Stines
Monty ’67 & Anne ’69 Ortman
Craig ’73 & Grazyna Stockmeier
Ray & Nancy Ostrander ’55
Bill ’60 & Sandra Stone
Business Planning Bureau Profit Sharing Plan & Trust
James ’65 & Lucinda ’66 Paxton
Robert ’73 & Deborah Swier
Byrd Family Trust - ’66
Amanda ’02 & Nathan ’00 Perkins
Jeff & Juli ’83 Thiede
PrintWoods - Woods ’83
David ’66 & Barbara Tomb
FALCO - Fraley Family
Mary Jane Perrone ’63
David ’70 & Renie Totel
Donald ’75 & Debra Petersen
Doug ’65 & Vicki Totel
Charles ’55 & Ute Wilfong Rod ’52 & Jolayne Williams Michael & Diane Williams ’77 Michael Williams James & Janice Wolfe Archie ’63 & Kathy Wright Tim ’75 & Pattie Wright David ’01 & Jennifer Zanovitch Michael & Sheryl ’90 Zeller Steven G Mihaylo Family Foundation Emmaus Evangelical Fellowship - Bellah ’73
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1949 Club Donors
1949 Club is a group of dedicated donors who contributed at least $1949 supporting Phoenix Christian’s mission. Members receive exclusive perks like Spring Gala Tickets, a legacy brick, all-access athletic passes, and a lunch with the Superintendent. Chip & Kay Allison III ’02
Lois Klem ’78
Paul ’56 & Naomi Van Liew
Richard & Sharon Altopp
James & Ruth Anne Koltveit
Dirk ’63 & Alice Van Proyen
Brad & Sandy Asolas
Darrel ’70 & Diane Kuiper
Steve Vogel
Tom & Georgia Barnett
Philip & Michelle Lake
Bill Weed ’56
Jeff & Lisa ’94 Blake
James ’60 & Marilyn Layman
Jerry & Judy Blake
Randy ’78 & Elaine Leander
Brian ’89 & Jeresha ’94 Wickersham
Chris ’76 & Patty’79 Bradley
Kenneth Leonard
Michael & Diane Williams ’77
Tony & Cindy Burgarello
Yancy ’80 & Stacey ’81 Lindsey
Michel Williams
Lance & Aubrie Carter
Janice McClain ’73
John & Kathy Wommer
Miracle Catering
John & Pam Miller
Stephen & Teresa Woods ’83
Brian & Cyndee Clancy
Peter & Cheryl Moseley
Archie ’63 & Kathy Wright
Alex & Kristy Clay
Monty ’67 & Anne ’69 Ortman
ACSTO
Clarke ’82 & Susie Crawford
George & Lenore Pannel ’65
John & Patti Culea ’60
Eric & Melinda Papadeas
Pete & Jannifer ’68 DeGroot
John-Paul Reiger
Arizona Sports & Tourism Authority
David & Carol Eaton ’54
Dennis & Roxana Rogers
Bellevue Heights Foundation
David & Lynette Ellis
Alex & Patricia Romero
Byrd Family Trust
Jill (Fry) Evans
Travis & Lauren ’06 Scharnweber
Mike & Lindsay Felien
Mark & Judy Schmitt
Ben & Anne-Louise Gurney Victor & Liliana Guzman Pete ’76 & Linda Hamstra Wayne Hayes Scott ’88 & Melissa Hendrix David & Nancy ’80 Henrickson Burnie & Julie Hibbard
APEX
Catalyst Construction
David Sharrit ’67
Charles & Ruth Stone Charitable Fund
Brandon & Keri Sparks
Emmaus Evangelical Fellowship
Patricia Smith
FALCO
Stacey Ayers & Juanita SotoAyers
KDF Architectural Group, LLC
Charles & Cara Spannagel Dan & Kristen ’06 Thiem
New City Church North Phoenix Baptist Church
Nancy Tippit
PrintWoods
David ’66 & Barbara Tomb
RC Auto
Doug ’65 & Vicki Totel
Robert L. Van Hofwegen Dairy
Kelly & Sandy ’71 House
David ’70 & Renie Totel
Pamela & Howard Ingham Charles ’75 & Pamela ’80 Jongert
Donald ’88 & Ingrid Van Hofwegen
School Tuition Organization 4 Kidz (STO4KIDZ)
Ray & Mandi Karvis
David ’79 & Janet Van Hofwegen
Scott & Bekke Holmes Ryan ’02 & Hallie House
T.W. Lewis Foundation
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DIAMOND GAL A 2025 What a night to remember—glitz, glam, and incredible surprises! From the stunning ballet performance to the excitement of raffles, every detail was made meaningful by your presence. The VIP Club Lounge offered an exclusive space to connect, while the courtyard buzzed with the joy of family, friends, and supporters of the work God is doing at Phoenix Christian Preparatory School. Thanks to your generosity, we raised a record-breaking $439,435! Of that, $208,979 was directed into the Legacy Fund through our partnership with the National Christian Foundation—ensuring future generations have the opportunity for a Christ-centered education at Phoenix Christian. Learn more or join the mission at phoenixchristian.org/legacy. Your support made this milestone possible, and we are deeply grateful. It was a joy to celebrate 75 years with you at the Diamond Legacy Gala and Live Auction. Mark your calendars for Friday, March 27, 2026—another unforgettable evening blending celebration and vision, with a vibrant atmosphere and a touch of vintage sports spirit. Warm regards,
Kay Allison ’02 Gala Chair
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GENEROUS DONORS Andrew & Karyn Abbott Jeni Adair Brenda & Bud Allison Chip & Kay Allison III Richard & Sharon Altopp Nicole & Andrew Alvarado Brad & Sandy Asolas Brian & Angela Axtman Mark & Joyanna Band Tom & Georgia Barnett Lucas Bass Scott & Laurie Baughman Mark Behmer Jerry & Judy Blake Jeff & Lisa Blake Eric & Meghan Boardman Casey & Candice Boller Chris & Patty Bradley John & Stephanie Brigowatz Tony & Cindy Burgarello Ruby Byrd Miracle Catering Jerry & Carol Chesser Brian & Cyndee Clancy Phil & Caroline Clay Richard & Denice Clucas Clarke & Susie Crawford Michael & Kristiana De La Cruz Nate & Brynna De Santiago William Dickey Jason & Jaimee Draper Robert & Elizabeth Draper Brian & Kim Dutcher David & Carol Eaton Mike & Lindsay Felien Catherine Fields Brad Gerken Cesar & Maria Guerrero
Victor & Liliana Guzman Pete & Linda Hamstra Paul & Tiffani Hamstra Sally Henry Scott & Bekke Holmes Ryan & Hallie House Howard & Pam Ingham Michael & Lyndee Johnson Nick & Allie Johnson Ray & Mandi Karvis Ramona Keller Tim Klimek Darrel & Diane Kuiper Mark & Kristin Laird Jacob & Amber Lambert Jay & Sharon Leary Kenneth Leonard Yancy & Stacey Lindsey Bill Lutz David McGrew Selena Means Kelvin & Kathy Moss Hannah Nelson Gary & Laura Noffsinger Brant & Anna Nyhart Joseph Ochoa Monty & Anne Ortman George & Lenore Pannel Eric & Melinda Papadeas Rob Plowright Diane Raden Patrick Ramirez John-Paul Reiger Barbara Robinson Dennis & Roxana Rogers Maria Rodriguez Travis & Lauren Scharnweber Mark & Judy Schmitt
Matt & Katie Shores Lori & Jay Silverberg Jon & Brooke Shores Dawn Solheim-Grove Stacey Ayers & Juanita SotoAyers Charles & Cara Spannagel Terry & Kim Sutter Sandey Tenuto Kristen & Dan Thiem Scott & Debra Timmerman David & Barbara Tomb David & Renie Totel Doug & Vicki Totel Lorenzo & MaryEllen Valenzuela David & Janet Van Hofwegen Donald & Ingrid Van Hofwegen Shay & Thys Van Hofwegen Gary & Irene Van Hofwegen Paul & Naomi Van Liew Caroline Vander Maas John & Kristi Vander Maas Megan & James Werhanowicz John & Kathy Wommer ACSTO Assured Engineering Concepts Big O Tires (7th Street) California Closets Catalyst Construction Cigna Health FALCO JC Realty New City Church North Phoenix Baptist Church PrintWoods Robert L. Van Hofwegen Dairy School Choice Arizona Inc. School Tuition Organization 4 Kidz (STO4KIDZ)
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GALA TABLE HOSTS Andrew & Karyn Abbott
Mike & Lindsay Felien
Travis & Lauren Scharnweber
Marsh & McLennan Agency
Miracle Catering
Charles & Cara Spannagel
Bud & Brenda Allison
National Christian Foundation
STO4Kidz
Stacey Ayers & Juanita Soto-Ayers
Ray & Mandi Karvis Jacob & Amber Lambert
Lorenzo & MaryEllen Valenzuela
Jeff & Lisa Blake
Bill Lutz & Cathy Poplin
David & Janet Van Hofwegen
Jerry & Judy Blake
Monty & Anne Ortman
VMI Holdings
Brian & Cyndee Clancy
Dennis & Roxana Rogers
Richard & Sharon Altopp
Triun 3 LLC
GIFT-IN-KIND CONTRIBUTORS ACSTO Alvarado Family Amy Inc. Arizona Cardinals Arizona Diamondbacks As You Wish Ballet Arizona Coach Mark Band Bianco’s Black Bear Diner BroBaskets Canes California Closets Caroline Photography Chick-fil-A Chocolate Chippery Cooper’s Hawk Winery Costco John Culea – Author and Alumnus Debra Timmerman Desert Botanical Garden Diana McLain DH Med Spa Driven Coaching Dutch Bros Encanto Golf Course EverEve
Fit Mama Foods Grayhawk Golf Club Gecko Climbing Gym Gourmet Gift Baskets Guzmans Heard Museum Home Depot Hot Worx Kendra Scott Kirk Triplett Katie Shores Fitness Kay’s Casita Bnb Kim Dutcher Stylist Kostis Golf Academy Lifetime Fitness Lomi and Pop’s Ice Cream Lowes Living Streams Church Manuels MetalMark Fine Jewelry Miracle Catering Muse Oak Creek Vineyard OdySea Aquarium Out of Africa Wildlife Park Pappadeux Restaurant Phoenix Bible Church
Phoenix Christian Phoenix Rising Postino Provision Coffee PRP Wine International Radi8 Hot Yoga Raquel King Photography Ray Glasses Real Thread Rise Hotel Sandey Tenuto Photography Society Salon Sprouts - 19th & Northern Sprouts - Happy Valley & Lake Pleasant Sprouts - Shea Taco Chelo Target - Camelback Target - Happy Valley & Lake Pleasant The Garage The Phoenix Zoo Total Wine Camelback Trader Joes Valenzuela Family Valley Healthspan Wildlife World Zoo
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GALA SPONSORS
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BUILDING BRIGHT FUTURES, ONE SCHOLARSHIP AT A TIME The Phoenix Christian Legacy Fund is about more than tuition—it’s about transforming lives and communities. By investing in a child’s education, you are investing in a bright future for our community. Our goal is to make quality Christian education accessible to every child, regardless of financial circumstances. With your help, we can break down barriers and open doors of opportunity. Through the National Christian Foundation, this Legacy Fund is designed to last. By utilizing a percentage of the investment return annually, we ensure a sustainable source of scholarships for years to come, helping future generations reach their God-given potential. Imagine the impact of empowering students today who will become tomorrow’s leaders, equipped with faith, wisdom, and purpose. This is your opportunity to leave a legacy of hope.
YOUR LEGACY STARTS TODAY! phoenixchristian.org/legacy-fund/
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General Gifts & Grants
In addition to our major fundraising efforts throughout the year, our donors give generously to many other campaigns and initiatives including stock donations and estate gifts. We are thankful! Scott Abajian
Christy Dailey
Jan Hallam
Amanda Abajian
Tanya Daly
Pete ’76 & Linda Hamstra
Gerald ’80 & Ruth ’77 Abbitt
Stephen ’78 & Leta Davis
Pamela Hanks ’66
Aliyah Abdul Rasheed
Julian De la Cruz
King Hart
Ricky & Jennifer Abril
Nathan & Stefanie De Laet ’10
Wayne Hayes
Chip & Kay Allison ’02
James DelRae
Helen Heller
Naomi Almanza
Patricia Dodd
David & Nancy ’80 Henrickson
Rocio Almaraz
Sue Downing
Jorge & Kimberly Hernandez
Andrew & Nicole Alvarado ’05
Jason & Jaimee Draper
Melody Hill ’73
Roxanne Anderson
Cynthia Driscoll
Heidi Hostetler
Mary Arellano
Gary Duede
Ryan ’02 & Hallie House
Lynnette Baisley
Cody Dunaway
Kelly & Sandy ’71 House
Eric & Boo Bakke
Elicia DuPont
Shay Huff
Susan Balentine
Adam & Britni Earnest
Danny Jaimes
Mark & Joyanna Band
Mitzi Ebensteiner
Karl Jenkins
Kathy Bann
Raymond Ebensteiner
Jirlene Jimenez
Mildred Bearchell
David & Lynette Ellis
Michael & Lyndee Johnson
Jennifer Bearchell
Paula Enriquez
Camden Johnson
Damon ’68 & Peggy Becker
Jill (Fry) Evans ’80
Linda Kalas
Jason Bingham
Rick Erickson
Tim Kasovac
Jennifer Bixby
James Fagg
Glenn & Jennifer Kasprzyk
Jeff & Lisa ’94 Blake
Andrew ’06 & Rebecca ’02 Feight
Joel & Elizabeth Keck
Thomas & Jennifer Blake
Mike & Lindsay Felien
Tim Keller
Casey & Candice Boller
Adam & Kristen Fisher
Mary Kirkevold
Linda Boller
Debra Fisher
Lois Klem ’78
Henry ’60 & Carol Borgerding
Sonia Fitzgerald
Tina & Eddie Knoell
Phoebe Bouleh
Brian Fitzgerald
James & Ruth Anne Koltveit
GayLynn Brewer
Lynn Fortier
Andrea Krediet ’02
Slater Bridgman
June French
Mark & Kristin Laird
Olivia Brown
Joshua Frost ’12
Philip & Michelle Lake
Beverly Buddee
Perry Furgason ’78
Jacob & Amber Lambert
Dean & Sharon Buscher
Jessy Garcia
Glenn & Gay Larson
Gabriela Buscher
Emily Gilbert
Destany Larson
Wilson & Ruth Campos
Cameron Golab
James ’60 & Marilyn Layman
Laura Cantu
Paul Gordon
Joel Lujan LC Concrete
Humberto Castro
Jeannine Graden
Deborah Ledbettee
Kristy Ceton ’94
Maria Greene
William & Denise ’73 Leslie
Teri Chubin
Caylee Griffith
Yancy ’80 & Stacey ’81 Lindsey
Brian & Cyndee Clancy
Brianna Guerrero
Nicole Lochridge
Kevin Clark
Nate Gulick ’20
Gloria Lozano
Alex & Kristy Clay
Ben & Anne-Louise Gurney
D. Keith & Angelica ’88 Lundquist
Marcela Cota
Karina Gutierrez
Stacey Lynch
Kelsey Crow
David Gutierrez
Leonard & Rosalie Macias
John & Patti Culea ’60
Charles Hall
Anita Mapes
Mumsy Dailey
Travis Hallam
Michael Martin ’01
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Olena Melnyk
Ricardo Salazar
Stephanie Vasquez
William Merdick
Tomas ’84 & Karen Sandoval
Guadalupe Vasquez
Melody Milgrim ’88
Patricia Sandoval
Julio Vega
Jana Miranda
Michael Santiago
Paul Velazquez
Dev Misir
Ken Schaaf ’53
Laura Velazquez
Stanley ’77 & Karen Moehr
Steve & Mary Scharnweber
Shirley Verdugo
Peter & Cheryl Moseley
Travis & Lauren ’06 Scharnweber
Elizabeth Washington
Nastassia Mozell
Natalie Scheider
Bill Weed ’56
Nellie Mudge
Mark & Judy Schmitt
Bert Wenzel
Cameron Myer
Kathryn Scott ’12
Barbara Whitman
Mark ’79 & Karen Myers
Mario Serna
Riley Whitman
Veronica Navarro
Thomas ’75 & Julie Sertich
Brian ’89 & Jeresha ’94 Wickersham
Annette Nelson
David Sharrit ’67
M. Willett
Daniella Nelson
Stephanie Shearer
Vince Williams
Joel & Rebecca ’99 Nevius
Macie Shores
Donna Williams
Bonnie Newman ’60
Lawrence Silvas
Shannon Williams
Alex Nickerson
Lori & Jay Silverberg
Jon Williams
Gary & Laura Noffsinger
Allison Slaton
Stephen ’09 & Courtney Williams
Donna Nunez
Benjamin & Brittany Smith ’05
Joseph & Courtney Wiltz
Monty ’67 & Anne ’69 Ortman
Wayne ’74 & Cindy ’75 Smith
Stephen & Teresa Woods ’83
Belinda Osuna
Abby Soriano
Archie ’63 & Kathy Wright
Susana Pacheco
Stacey Ayers & Juanita Soto-Ayers
James Yocom
Jessica Parker
Charles & Cara Spannagel
Ray Zuercher
Thomas Pavlik
Brandon & Keri Sparks
1 to 1 Tutoring
Doug & Benette ’74 Penney
David Steeves
ACSTO
Gladys Perez
Matthew Stevens
American Century Investment
Jessica Perez
Richard & Brenda Stewart
American Online Giving Foundation
Valerie Peterson
David & Brittany Stockton
Tassie Phifer
Peter Stockton ’90
Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation
Rashad & Charity ’05 Potts
Sharman Stockton
AZSTA
Jason & Paige Raetz
Anthony & Jill Suarez
Barry’s Ace Hardware
Joe Ratterman
Jesse Suarez
Baruc Construction
David ’62 & Elizabeth Reiter
Cory Suarez
Bellevue Heights Church
Joshua Reyes
Suzie Suarez
Boxed Greens Organic Produce
Patricia Reyes
Diane Talley
Byrd Family Trust
Joshua Reyes
Cambria Tarango
Centro de Salud
Lukas Reynolds
Chris Tatham
Kimberly Riches
Dan & Kristen ’06 Thiem
Charles & Ruth Stone Charitable Fund
Rebekah Rivera
Erica Thomas
Aniyeritza Rivera de Velazquez
Nancy Tippit
Barbara Robinson
David ’66 & Barbara Tomb
Tonimarie Rocha
Tanner ’11 & Sara Trapp
Julio Rodriguez
Steve & Renee Trapp
Dennis & Roxana Rogers
Clayton Troxell
Alfredo Rojas
Sarah Valadez
Bella Eden Rojas
Diana Valencia Rodarte
Richard & Joan Rolfes
Donald ’88 & Ingrid Van Hofwegen
Ryan & Blake Romeo
David ’79 & Janet Van Hofwegen
Christepher Romero
Dirk ’63 & Alice Van Proyen
Patricia & Alex Romero
John & Kristi Vander Maas
Mark ’80 & Elizabeth ’81 Ropp
David Vanderschoot ’80
Jane & Mark Rosher
Marissa Vasquez
Michael & Rosalynn Rucker
Marissa (Ruben Almanza) Vasquez
Leslie Rychel
Leila Vasquez
Chipotle Corporate Offices Emmaus Evangelical Fellowship Harowitz Morrison PLLC KDF Architectural Group, LLC Kroger - Fry’s Cool Cash North Phoenix Baptist Church Outsider Consulting Peter Piper Plaza PrintWoods Robert L. Van Hofwegen Dairy School Tuition Organization 4 Kidz (STO4KIDZ) Special ED Consultants Sun Valley Family Therapy Thrivent Choice Dollars Town Custom Builders AZ LLC
1751 W. Indian School Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85015