A LETTER FROM ANDREW
Our mission: St. Paul's Episcopal Day School develops confident learners, ethical leaders, and compassionate, engaged citizens.
The 2024-2025 school year was a tremendous success. We made significant progress in all areas of our strategic plan, successfully completed our accredidation cycle, and continued to evaluate and improve our core programs.
• Thanks to your support, we completed street calming measures on Walnut, improved the back entrance space, and raised the funds needed to add additional parking spaces.
• We achieved reaccredidation from ISACS, our accreditation organization.
• We welcomed 75 new students to the St. Paul’s community.
• We expanded our learning support and counseling teams in response to parent, student, and teacher feedback.
• We completed the updated campus master plan.
• We started the quiet phase of fundraising for campus improvements and the endowment. (We will share more soon!)
As we look ahead, I am excited about the launch of a new lower school writing program and to see how our faculty and staff will positively impact our academic, chapel, and life skills programs.
Our accredidation visiting team, in their report conclusion, had this to say about our team:
“They word hard, and their hard work has paid off; the school is cared for and appreciated. The students are happy and curious, and the families support the mission and vision of the school.”
I couldn’t agree more. Thank you all for another incredible year.
With gratitude, Andrew
2024-2025 BOARD OF TRUSTEES
John Aisenbrey
Ali Armistead
Chris Barnett
Gabe Beam, Senior Warden
Jo Bradley
Dave Collier
Suzanne Fox, Parents’ Guild President
Andy Funk
Kristin Havens, Vice President/Secretary
Brian Humphrey
Steven King, Rector
Mike Kress
Angie Laurie
Nora Lockton, President
Ancy Maruthanal
Jim McCarthy
Theresa Sheffield
Jayson Strickland
Buzz Willard
Andrea Wilson, Treasurer
NEW FACES AT ST. PAUL’S
Over the past year, we have welcomed many new faculty and staff to the St. Paul’s community. As our team evolves, we find new ways to meet our mission of developing confident learners, ethical leaders, and compassionate, engaged citizens.
HILARY BATTLE 2ND GRADE TEACHER
Hilary joined St. Paul's after teaching for 10 years in the Park Hill School District. Hilary has 13 years of experience teaching Kindergarten through Second Grade. She holds a BA and MAT from Trinity University and a M. Ed. in Language and Literacy from Park University.
STELLA FRISBY 5TH – 8TH GRADE COUNSELOR
Stella recently served as a High School Counselor at Notre Dame de Sion High School. She also developed and taught a Seminar course for freshmen and led travel experiences for students, most recently to Olympic National Park in Washington. Prior to counseling, Stella taught Middle School Humanities at the Mission Dolores Academy. Stella holds a B.S. In Health Sciences from UMKC, and a M.Ed. in Educational, School, and Counseling Psychology from Mizzou.
Hilary enjoys working at St. Paul's because of its commitment to nurturing both academic excellence and personal growth in a supportive and inclusive environment.
DREW DIENER 5TH – 8TH GRADE PE TEACHER & ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Before coming to St. Paul’s, Drew was the head men’s basketball coach at Rockhurst University for nine years. Drew holds a BA in elementary education from Saint Louis University, and he has extensive coaching and leadership experience.
Drew enjoys sports, exercise, travel, and being outside. When it comes to teaching and coaching, Drew loves seeing kids improve and learn life lessons through sports and athletic achievement.
CALLIE GIANNETTI 5TH-8TH GRADE LEARNING SPECIALIST
Callie holds a BA in Communication Sciences and Disorders and a Masters in Speech Language Pathology from the University of Kansas. Callie joined St. Paul’s after working for six years as a speech therapist for middle and high school students. She loves helping adolescents find the power of their own voice!
JESSIE HANSEN KINDERGARTEN
TEACHER
Jessie holds a BA from the University of Kansas and a M. Ed. In elementary education from Loyola, Chicago. Jessie
has experience as a kindergarten teacher in both public and charter schools, and she’s also a current St. Paul’s parent.
Ms. Hansen is thrilled to join our staff and share in the high academic standards and warm, nurturing environment that make our school so special.
KATY HOOGENDYK KINDERGARTEN - 4TH GRADE ART TEACHER
Katy holds a BFA with a concentration in painting and printmaking from KU and a MAT in interdisciplinary art education from Columbia College. Katy has extensive domestic and international teaching experience, most recently as an art teacher at St. Ann’s in Prairie Village.
JULIE NOLEN 1ST- 4TH GRADE LEARNING SPECIALIST
Julie taught at Longview Farm Elementary in Lee’s Summit 19 years before coming to St. Paul’s. She holds a BS in Journalism and Communications from KU and a cross categorical special education certificate from UCM.
Julie is passionate about mentoring and coaching students with diverse learning needs, and shas enjoyed getting to know the St. Paul's community.
Ms. Hoogendyk is enjoying exploring the local art museums near the St. Paul's campus and sharing her passion for art with our students.
LIBBY HUGGINS 5TH GRADE TEACHER
Ms. Libby Huggins has joined Ms. Nash as a 5th grade teacher for the 25-26 school year. Libby has a M.S. in Elementary Education from Rockhurst University and a Masters in Curriculum & Instruction from KU. Ms. Huggins worked as a 3rd and 4th grade teacher at St. Paul's from 2016-2024, and she filled in seamlessly in various substitute roles throughout the 24-25 school year.
With her heart for community and her love of learning, we're lucky to have Ms. Huggins back at St. Paul's.
RACHEL RUBINOW PRE-KINDERGARTEN TEACHER
Rachel most recently worked as a paraprofessional at Sunset Ridge Elementary in Overland Park. She has also worked as an elementary teaching assistant at Bank Street School for Children in New York. Rachel holds a BS in music with an outside focus on elementary education and a MS in Early Education from Bank Street School of Education. (She also holds a Doctor of Musical Arts in Flute Performance from Stony Brook!)
ANNEL RICE DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR
Annel joined the St. Paul’s team as our Development Coordinator after most recently serving as the Volunteer Coordinator at Shelter KC. Annel is so proud to be part of the St. Paul's
team, and she enjoys serving St. Paul's teachers, families and fellow staff.
She was raised in Utah and misses its mountains, but Kansas City is home! She loves music, reading, and anything creative.
WILL SHEFFIELD CFO
Will is a KU graduate and a CPA with an extensive accounting and operational background; he most recently worked as the controller for a clinical research firm. Along with his wife and their three boys they do their best to live each day in a way that satisfies the constant attention seeking required by their two dogs.
For Will, joining St. Paul’s was a nobrainer. “The secret to life is making other people’s lives better” is something he has been telling his kids for 20 years. Here at St. Paul’s, he gets to see that every day and it makes work a true joy.
SALLY URDANG STAFF ACCOUNTANT
Sally has over five years of accounting experience, and is working towards her Masters of Science in Accounting at UMKC Bloch School of Management. In her free time, she enjoys riding bicycles with her husband, gardening with native plants, birding, and growing food!
It is important to her to be a part of an organization that betters the community and sparks joy, and St. Paul’s checks all those boxes. She feels honored to work at St. Paul’s!
SARA WALLER 1ST GRADE TEACHER
Sara was previously a member of our 1st grade teaching team from 2010-2015. Sara holds a BS from Mizzou and a M.Ed. in elementary education from Rockhurst. Sara, her husband, and their two daughters resided in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, but they moved back in KC in 2024!
Sara is so glad to return to the first grade classroom co-teaching with Ms. Lorfing. Teaching is one of her passions, and she loves collaborating with the incredible staff at St. Paul’s.
MIRIAM ZAVAGNIN EARLY LEARNER TEACHER
Miriam served as the St. Paul’s admissions director from 2009-2012 and has experience as a Spanish teacher, yoga instructor, and most recently, as a mindfulness coach at Pembroke Hill. Miriam and her husband, Kerry, are also current St. Paul’s parents.
In her spare time, you can find Miriam hanging out with family, reading, walking the dog, or exercising. She loves working at St. Paul’s since it has always felt like home.
CLASS OF 2025
HIGH SCHOOL SELECTIONS
Van Altendorf Rockhurst High School
Noelle Anast Shawnee Mission East High School
Hope Andrews Bishop Miege High School
Lainey Ascencio Shawnee Mission East High School
Beck Boulware Shawnee Mission East High School
Rowan Brought The Pembroke Hill School
Courtney Chilcote Notre Dame de Sion
Henry Christian Rockhurst High School
Andrea Cisneros The Pembroke Hill School
Sela Collins St. Teresa’s Academy
Margo Cross The Pembroke Hill School
Avery Davisson St. Teresa’s Academy
Levi Ferguson Rockhurst High School
Andrew Fischer Shawnee Mission East High School
Andre Forsythe Rockhurst High School
George Gates Rockhurst High School
George Green Rockhurst High School
Henry Hancock The Pembroke Hill School
Tim Hogan The Pembroke Hill School
Cash Hufft The Pembroke Hill School
Patrick Kuehl Bishop Miege High School
Lilly Larkin St. Teresa’s Academy
Hazel Laurie St. Teresa’s Academy
Ali Long Shawnee Mission East High School
Maddie Madson St. Teresa’s Academy
Harper McGee Bishop Miege High School
Phero Milford Bishop Miege High School
Lilly Nielsen St. Teresa’s Academy
Mabel Panzino Shawnee Mission East High School
Finley Parsons St. Teresa’s Academy
Katrina Powell Shawnee Mission East High School
Ava Ratliff Shawnee Mission East High School
Esther Ratliff Shawnee Mission East High School
Eli Redding Faith Christian Academy
Charlie Schmidt Rockhurst High School
Zoe Sitzer The Pembroke Hill School
Dietrich Snyder Rockhurst High School
Berke Somasegaran Rockhurst High School
Maclin Strahan Bishop Miege High School
Maddie Strohm St. Teresa’s Academy
Claudia Todd St. Teresa’s Academy
Molly Kate Trenkle Shawnee Mission East High School
Sam Van Dieren Rockhurst High School
CLASS OF 2021 COLLEGE SELECTIONS
Piper Bednarczyk University of Oklahoma
Naomi Bier Lindenwood University
Michael Boersma University of Arkansas
Lily Boulware University of Mississippi
Ava Breitenkamp Iowa State University
Cole Chinnock Rockhurst University
Zion Collins Boston College
Jake Escareno Penn Valley Community College
Eva Farmer University of Arizona
Brody Finigan University of Dayton
Safiya Floyd Metropolitan Community College
John Giocondo University of Oklahoma
Holden Groebl Cowley Community College
Charlotte Hamilton University of Arkansas
Emma Harris University of Oklahoma
Bobby Hendricks Texas Christian University
Jaida Hill Howard University
Ben Holewinski Texas Christian University
Campbell Jones University of Mississippi
Truman Lawhead Tulane University
Logan Lewellen University of Arkansas
Mary Long Duke University
Tate Maguire Arizona State University
Sophia Manica Loyola University Chicago
Zoe McCamy Kansas State University
Grace McGannon University of Vermont
Mikey Bartlett Mook University of MissouriKansas City
John O’Farrell University of Kansas
Grace Pedroza Kansas State University
Nora Roddy Colorado School of Mines
Carter Rose Cowley Community College
Nathan Schlote Vanderbilt University
Jackson Seitter Nebraska Wesleyan University
DeLano Sheffield Aviation Institute of Maintenance
Eli Sitzer Washington University
Cole Swanson Kansas State University
Sophie Trainor University of Denver
Maya Tule Loyola University Maryland
Elizabeth Vance University of Missouri - Columbia
Mia Jenneane VanDoren University of Kansas
ALUMNI HIGHLIGHT
BRIAN
HUMPHREY, JR. – CLASS OF 2019
Brian graduated from Air Assault School, and was also recognized as an Air Assault Solo Foot March Champion, after coming first place in the 12 Mile competition while wearing a 35 lbs Ruck.
HIGH SCHOOL
Rockhurst High School, 2023
UNIVERSITY AND ANTICIPATED GRADUATION YEAR
West Point - United States Military Academy, 2027
CURRENT CITY
West Point, NY
ANTICIPATED PROFESSION/ROLE Army Physician
CAN YOU DESCRIBE WHAT SCHOOL IS LIKE FOR YOU? WHAT’S A DAY-IN-THE-LIFE LIKE AT WEST POINT?
During an average day at West Point, I wake up around 0600 and prepare for morning formation, uniform inspection, and mandatory breakfast in the mess hall at 0645. However, if I choose to run, swim,
or hit the gym in the morning I will wake up at 0500. After that, I will have class from 0740 until 1150, then go straight into lunch formation. After that, I will go back to class until around 1500. Once that is done, I will usually head to practice until around 1900, grab dinner, and then do homework or study until around 2300, and then do it all over again the next day.
WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE THINGS ABOUT YOUR TRAINING? ARE THERE ANY ASPECTS THAT YOU FIND CHALLENGING?
The training at West Point is extremely diverse. During the academic year, we are still required to take Physical Classes. I’ve taken a boxing class, a military movement class with rope climbing and tumbling, and even a survival swimming class. These were challenging classes, but they gave me an opportunity to explore different parts of my athletic ability.
Additionally, each summer you have some sort of military training. Before my freshman year, I completed Cadet Basic Training which required quick and abrupt assimilation to military culture, and I could not talk to any family or friends for six weeks. Last summer, I completed Cadet Field Training, which included Field Exercises – a.k.a trips to the woods – to practice setting up patrol bases, detecting an enemy, land navigation during the nighttime, and shooting rifles under nighttime lenses. After Cadet Field Training, I completed Air Assault school where I learned how to sling loads, prepare equipment for flight, and rappel out of a helicopter from 70 feet above the ground.
IT’S CLEAR YOU ARE VERY INVOLVED IN SPORTS. HOW DO YOU BALANCE YOUR ACADEMICS, ATHLETICS, AND MILITARY TRAINING?
I try to make sure I keep my military training mainly in the summer, that way I can focus on my grades and my fitness
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during the academic year. However, it can still be hard to balance everything and still have time to decompress. My trick for balancing everything is to look at everything as fun, because when I start to see things as a job it becomes draining quickly. I also usually delete apps like Instagram during the week, so that I can limit as much distraction as possible.
WHAT ARE YOUR GOALS AND PLANS ONCE YOU GO INTO ACTIVE MILITARY SERVICE AFTER GRADUATING?
Right now, I am hoping to get a spot to branch into the Medical Service Corps, which is reserved for West Point Cadets looking to go straight to Medical School
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after graduating. This would be paid for by the Army as well, but I would also incur a 4-year service obligation in addition to the 5 years I already owe. However, this service would all be as an Army Doctor, which is my ultimate goal for the future.
HOW DO YOU THINK ST. PAUL’S PREPARED YOU FOR YOUR FUTURE?
St. Paul’s prepared me for my future by showing me there is so much more that this world has to offer. I don’t know a single other school that allowed me to travel to Florida, Colorado, and Spain as only a middle school student. Going to a foreign country especially showed me the importance of learning about other cultures and perspectives, which is especially valuable for military service.
WHAT ADVICE DO YOU HAVE FOR CURRENT ST. PAUL’S STUDENTS?
My advice to current St. Paul’s students is to dream as big as possible. St. Paul’s prepared me and my classmates to be exceptional. While I am studying at a Military Academy, my classmates are now studying on both coasts and even abroad in Paris. Some of my other classmates are starting businesses or doing internships at the capital. I say that because hopefully we can all serve as a blueprint to achieving the unthinkable. I hope St. Paul’s students believe that they are truly capable of branching out and making a positive impact on the world, because they are.
Brian ran track in high school at Rockhurst, and is currently the Head Manager for the Men’s Basketball Team at West Point.
Projects Day 2025, Brian presented his research, data, and findings about ACL reconstruction surgery outcomes
Brian served as
and was responsible for over
high school Cadet Candidates during the Summer Leaders Experience, an immersive week-long camp for potential cadets to see what the military, academic, and social life is like at West Point.
ST. PAUL’S AUCTION
A NIGHT UNDER THE NEON MOON
With support from our parents, grandparents, and sponsors, we raised more than $560,000 at the St. Paul’s auction in March 2025. Due to generous donations made to the 2025 Fund-a-Need parking initiative, $350,000 was allocated to build additional parking lots around the St. Paul’s campus. We are so proud of our school community and the support showed for both the Auction and Funda-Need.
Our 2025 Auction was clearly a huge success. A very heartfelt thank you to Lindy Beyer and McKenzie Muehlfelder (Auction Chairs) and Suzanne Fox (Parents’ Guild President) for their leadership, organization, hard work, and creativity. We also want to thank all the amazing volunteers who helped on auction committees. They all worked tirelessly throughout the school year to ensure we could meet our goals and have a fun night. Congratulations to everyone who supported the auction this past year!
McKenzie Muehlfelder and Lindy Beyer (2025 Auction Co-Chairs)
AUCTION SPONSORS
FAMILY SPONSORS
BILLY THE KID
Bill & Lindy Beyer
BUTCH CASSIDY
Greyson & Elle Clymer
Erika Forsythe
Jeffrey & Suzanne Fox
Mitchell & Melissa Kingan
Mike & Jane Kress
Marshall & Nora Lockton
Jessica & John Madarang
Ryan & McKenzie Muehlfelder
Francesca Mueller & John Gerber
ANNIE OAKLEY
BJ & Katie Adams
Megan & Michael Amash
Dave & Katie Anderson
Hunter & Ali Armistead
John & Miriam Bailey
Eric & Jo Bradley
Tim & Elizabeth Chilcote
Padraic Corcoran & Brittni Walton
Amy Crouch & Hoyt Ogilvie
Benjamin & Courtney Fadler
John & Carolyn Gates
Courtney & Steve Gatzoulis
Michael & Sara Gentry
Alex & Sarah Hancock
John Hotchkiss
Morgan & Matt Ladd
Brett & Molly Lane
Taylor & Betsey Moore
Andrew Myler & Julia Walker
Christopher & Amy Nelson
Jason & Sara-Beth Nicolay
Josh & Janney Polsinelli
Joseph & Sara Romine
Patrick & Lauren Roth
Alexander & Kimberly Schoofs
Andrew & Meghan Schulte
Josh Sitzer & Amy Winger
Jamar & Hailie Turner
Tim & Christina Wahl
Fritz & Taylor Waldorf
Bernard & Andrea Wilson
Aaron & Jamie Young
CORPORATE SPONSORS
BONNIE & CLYDE
BILLY THE KID
ANNIE OAKLEY
PARENTS’ GUILD
ST. PAUL’S PARENTS SUPPORTING OUR COMMUNITY
Our dedicated team of parents works hard every year to support our teachers and students through a variety of projects. Parents’ Guild members serve as room parents, auction organizers, event coordinators, fundraisers, and much more.
These efforts are vital to the St. Paul’s mission, and we are grateful for these parents’ volunteer time and financial support.
Many thanks to our network of dedicated Parents’ Guild volunteers for organizing wonderful events all year long, including the book fair, carnival, parent social events, and much more!
Generous donations from the Parents’ Guild in 24-25 supported the school in the following ways:
• $399,500 donation to add more parking options around campus (construction to begin in 2026)
• $150,000 donation toward the school's annual operating budget
• $6,000 added to the school’s Good Samaritan Fund
Blair Jackson and Maggie Goldsborough, Staff Appreciation Committee Chairs, prepare treat carts for faculty with their daughters.
PARENTS’ GUILD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Suzanne Fox, President
Katie Seymour, President-Elect
Michael Saal, Treasurer
Sam Grefrath, Treasurer-Elect
Carolyn Gates, Secretary
PARENTS’ GUILD COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Elle Clymer, Megan Winters, Jo Bradley, Kate Gibbs, Amy Atha, Carolyn Ellsperman, Meg Schulte, Blair Jackson, Sarah Hancock, Megan Zahner (Carnival)
Kate Gibbs and Katherine Bannister (Book Fair/Library)
Blair Jackson and Maggie Goldsborough (Staff Appreciation)
• $10,000 to remain in the Parents' Guild account to support community events
Erin Darcy and Katie Gound (Care & Concern)
Hoyt Ogilvie, Dan Newman, and James Guthrey (Dads’ Group)
Lindsey Johnson and Amy Nelson (New Families)
Lindy Beyer and McKenzie Muehlfelder (Auction)
Rebecca Collier (Service Learning)
Katie Seymour (Room Parents)
Kelly Esslinger, Bettine Freeman, and Megan Zahner (Social Committee)
Each contribution to The Spartan Fund is more than a gift; it is an investment in our students and the great things they will accomplish now and in the years ahead.
Generous support of the Spartan Fund makes an immediate impact on all educational programs and ensures each student can learn, love, and lead at St. Paul’s. Without this essential Spartan Fund support, St. Paul’s wouldn’t be able to offer faculty professional development, tuition assistance, and classroom experiences that help our students become leaders who make a difference in the world.
This year, gifts to the Spartan Fund ranged from $10 to more than $50,000 and supporters included board members, current and former staff, parents, grandparents, alumni, and their families. We are grateful to our community for helping us celebrate our past and build a strong future for generations of St. Paul’s students to come.
$547,832 TOTAL RAISED
PARTNERS IN EXCELLENCE
Ann and Gary Dickinson Family
Charitable Foundation
Hancock Family Foundation
Paul and Amy Holewinski
VISIONARY SOCIETY
Perry and Kathy Atha
Hunter and Alison Armistead
John and Kay Callison
Jeffrey and Suzanne Fox
Adam and Jill Gray
Craig and Barbara Hakkio
Chuck Jr. and Lynette Koester
Matthew and Morgan Ladd
Brett and Molly Lane
Marshall and Nora Lockton
Michael Abraham and Ancy Maruthanal
Midwest Distributors Company
Steven Palmer
Don and Jean Wagner
Andrew Myler and Julia Walker
Willard Family Foundation
CORNERSTONE SOCIETY
Brian and Ashley Ascencio
Eric and Jo Bradley
Justin and Mindy Bridges Greyson and Elle Clymer
David and Rebecca Collier
Tony and Meredith Durone
Dody Gates Everist
Andrew and Emily Funk
John and Sheila Holkins
Neal and Jordan Johnson
Ernesto and Hai Madarang
Brian and Molly Matthys
Frederick and Valissa Marston
Brad and Sarah Moss
Dr. John Lonergan and Dr. Linda Niessen
Scott and Karen Seitter
Jamar and Hailie Turner
Benjamin and CaSandra Zwick
FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE
John and Miriam Bailey
LEADERS’ CIRCLE
Hyder Jasim and Jwan ALallaf
Grayson Murphy and Kate Brubacher
Jerry and Bonnie Burnett
Alice Carrot Charitable Fund
Marshall and Jill Dean
Brian Everist
Benjamin and Courtney Fadler
Barbara Funk
Steve and Courtney Gatzoulis
Brett Davis and Tracey George
Matt and Kate Gibbs
Eric and Kristin Havens
Janet Jacobs
JT Gertken and Natalie Jayaram
Bill Koenigsdorf and Kay Johnson
Shervin Razavian and Jana Kortje
Mike and Jane Kress
Wes and Liza Lafolette
Ernest and Jessica Madarang
John and Joan Miller
Jo Missildine
Paul Madson and Jill Morris
Dan and Sarah Newman
Gary and Catherine Potter
Kirk Redger and Ellen Poulose Redger
Christopher and Stephanie Schneider
Tom and Jill Turner
Tim and Christina Wahl
Fritz and Taylor Waldorf
Ted and Molly Wiedeman
Bernard and Andrea Wilson
Brad and Amara Wright
CAMPUS FELLOWS
Mark and Kathy Adams
John and Ellen Aisenbrey
Dave and Katie Anderson
Amy Bartosik
Nathaniel and Tracy Benteen
Hoyt Ogilvie and Amy Crouch
Chad and Catherine Dalton
James and Erin Darcy
Patrick and Whitney Gee Hosty
John Hotchkiss
Greg and Lindsay Johnson
Hunter and Ashley Ketcherside
Dennis and Teresa King
Mitchell and Melissa Kingan
Alan Yu and Jodie Lee
Kent Maughan
Dylan and Lucy Mayor
James and Andrea McCarthy
Jim and Mary McClain
Duncan and Sally McEntyre
Taylor and Betsy Moore
Beatriz Nava
Christopher and Amy Nelson
Randy Nichols
Trevor and Meg Nohe
Brad and Barbara Otwell
Robby and Laurie Robinson
Scott and Nancy Sayler
Alexander and Kimberly Schoofs
Jeremy and Allie Sharp
Jon and Megan Stephens
Stowers Institute for Medical Research
Keirnan and Miriam Zavagnin
FRIENDS OF ST.
PAUL’S
Hillary and Graham Battle
Olivia Barnes
Ian and Jill Beckman
John and Amy Beeman
Gretchen Beilharz
Jason Milford and Amy Bhesania
Mehroo and Russi Bhesania
Riley Bilski
Michael and Jill Borgonzi
Sarah Bratsch
Jonathan and Abigail Breshears
Jeff and Geri Brewer
Tyler and Shari Brundige
Rebecca and Steven Burnett
Robyn Callison
Anthony and Kelly Caudill
Anthony LaVita and Lauren Cimpl
Wellan and Christina Cowan
Bryce and Abigail Crady
Guy and Mel Creveling
Daniel and Pip Cross
Patrick and Caroline Curran
Brad and Christina Cutcliffe
Steve Darnell
Drew and Kelly Diener
Thomas and Virginia Dobesh
Matt and Sarah Dodge
Ryan and Leslie Englund
Michael and Susan Fate
John and Karen Fischer
Erika Forsythe
Margaret Fowler
Jonathan and Bettine Freeman
Stella Frisbee
John and Carolyn Gates
Kristine Gehring
Callie Giannetti
Justin and Margaret Goldsborough
Nestor and Sarah Gouttierre
Anthony and Tricia Halford
Jason and Melissa Harper
Toby and Glori Hausner
James and Devon Hickey
Damon and Kari Heybrock
Patrick and Lisa Jones
Ray Juiliano
Steven and Ellen King
Mitchell and Melissa Kingan
Kathleen Kress
Alex LaPointe
Carmen Lafalce
Courtney Lane
Jeff Sprinkle and Catherine Larrison
Steven and Amie Logan
Carey Lorfing
Zeb and Jessica Lynn
Emma Marston
Forest and Holly Milledge
Jacob and Megan Miller
Meg and Alex Mincher
Connor and Makenzie Montgomery
Richard and Leah Moore
Brian and Judy Moriarty
Fernando and Julie Mujica
ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL DAY SCHOOL
Benjamin and Bianca Mulloy
Grayson and Rosita Murphy
Judy Myler
Nick and Becky Nash
Nelson and Heidi Nast
Vernie and Kristy Nerstheimer
Julie Nolen
Jesper Noren and Ann Palmer Noren
Bill and Rachel O’Connell
Bret and Michelle Oettmeier
Molly Uhlenhake and Alankar Patel
Daniel Pennington
Bryan Pinckney
Joseph and Ashley Pindell
Leo and Nora Pink
Garry and Joanna Polley
Ken Stewart and Mercedes
Taylor-Puckett
B. John and Ann Readey
Devin and Annel Rice
Gabe and Michelle Rodriguez
Thomas and Colette Rousey
Rachel Rubinow
Mary Saal
Justin and Lauren Seals
Ryan and Clare Shaw
Amy Shaff
Jerry and Ann Sharp
Theresa Sheffield
Justin and Kara Shelman
Stan and Jean Shirk
Todd and Liz Spangler
Abby Spendlove
Cyndi Stephenson
Mindy Stephenson
Carl Harris and Cynthia Sterling
Ward and Katherine Strahan
Jayson Strickland
Robert and Anita Strohm
Bram and Layne Strookman
Jason and Marcia Sutton
Kaevan Tavakolinia
Adam and Aimee Thomson
Joseph and Patricia Twardowski
Dakota Van Duersen
Ted and Linda van Thullenar
Kelly van Maren
Paul and Holly Villasi
Gary and Joey Waldrup
Sara Waller
Hunter Ward
Shawn and Courtney Ward
Kyle Wiedwald and Katie
Gregg-Wiedwald
Bernard and Andrea Wilson
Erin Wright
Silvya Zamora
