St. Paul's Episcopal Day School 2023-2024 Annual Report by StPaulsKC

ST. PAUL’S STRATEGIC PLAN

FIVE PRIORITIES TO SET THE ST. PAUL’S COMMUNITY UP FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS

The St. Paul’s board of trustees identified five areas for the school to focus on in the coming years. This process began in early 2023 and was informed by the St. Paul’s mission and values, community survey data, and faculty and staff feedback. In the years ahead, we plan to:

FOSTER COMMUNITY CONNECTION

• Honor our Episcopal identity by continuing to build and support a diverse and inclusive community.

• Provide additional learning opportunities and age level developmental resources for parents to enhance our partnership.

• Improve outreach to alumni and alumni families to share the St. Paul’s story.

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FOCUS ON FACULTY SUPPORT AND WELLBEING

• Provide additional counseling and learning support staff and resources to help classroom teachers.

• Facilitate professional development based on the areas identified by teachers and administrators in their respective divisions.

• Ensure that our salaries and benefits remain competitive in the market and partner with faculty and staff to identify future needs.

ENHANCE STUDENT SUPPORT AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

• Provide additional counseling and academic support staff to help students and families.

• Enhance the extracurricular experience with a focus on the visual and performing arts and athletic programs.

• Deepen our commitment to service learning and life skills development.

UPGRADE CAMPUS SPACES

• Update the upper field to meet the needs of our athletics program and provide a community gathering space.

• Refresh the ECC classrooms and shared spaces to meet the current and emerging needs of our students and teachers.

• Enhance Walnut Street and build connection between the east and west sides of the campus.

BUILD ON TEACHING & LEARNING STRENGTHS

• Improve the use of data and research to inform changes to curriculum and instructional practices.

• Identify additional opportunities to innovate our approach to curriculum delivery.

• Develop an ongoing curriculum review process that provides recommendations and commendations of academic areas on a rotational basis.

Visit speds.org/support/strategic-plan to learn more about how you can support our priorities in the coming years.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

2023-2024

John Aisenbrey

Chris Barnett

Gabe Beam, Senior Warden

Joanne Bradley

Dave Collier

Andy Funk

Kristin Havens, Secretary

Brian Humphrey

Steven King, Rector

Mike Kress

Angie Laurie

Nora Lockton, Vice-President

Ancy Maruthanal

Jim McCarthy

Ray Moncrieffe, Treasurer

Andrew Myler, Head of School

Janda Nielsen

Karen Seitter, President

Theresa Sheffield

Buzz Willard

Andrea Wilson

Jamie Young

THE KAREN MCDONALD EARLY CHILDHOOD PLAYGROUND

A TRIBUTE TO A BELOVED ST. PAUL’S EDUCATOR

Over the past five years, we have transformed outdoor play at St. Paul’s. After renovating our west and south playgrounds for 1st – 8th grade, we turned our attention to the central Early Childhood playground. This space is vital for our youngest learners; they spend 25% of their school day outside! With community support, we made essential updates to the layout, landscaping, and equipment to better serve our early childhood program.

After raising more than $450,000 for the project, work was completed on the Karen McDonald Early Childhood Playground in early September 2024. Early childhood students love their new playground complete with merry-goround, climbing structures, sandbox, roller slide, and balance beam. It's a joy to see students spinning, running, jumping, and laughing in this warm and welcoming space.

In honor of long-time toddler teacher and director of aftercare and summer programs, we named this space after Karen McDonald. She passed away after a valiant battle against cancer in 2020. Karen was passionate about play and early childhood education. She was beloved by our community and had an incredible impact on the lives of her students and colleagues.

Outdoor play is a critical piece of the St. Paul’s education, particularly in our Early Childhood program as children develop motor skills, build confidence, and become more independent.

On September 20, 2024, we welcomed Karen’s family and friends to a dedication for the new Early Childhood Playground. At the service, St. Paul’s staff and alumni shared about Karen’s commitment to St. Paul’s students, her love for the outdoors, and her fun, adventurous, and warm spirit.

With her 30+ years of experience teaching in Early Childhood, we know Karen would have loved this space and how it serves our students. It’s a gift to our community that Karen’s memory will live on at St. Paul’s for generations to come.

Visit speds.org/ support/playgrounds/karen-mcdonald-playground-supporters to view a list of generous supporters.

A LASTING LEGACY

HONORING TED VAN THULLENAR

In spring 2024, we celebrated Mr. Ted van Thullenar as he finished up 37 years teaching at St. Paul’s. We are so grateful to Ted for his decades of commitment, compassion, and genuine care for our students. Below Ted reflects on his time at St. Paul’s, shares about his early days of retirement, and passes along some words of wisdom for future generations of St. Paul’s students.

WE WERE LUCKY TO HAVE YOU AT ST. PAUL’S FOR 37 YEARS! WHAT MADE YOU WANT TO DEDICATE YOUR ENTIRE CAREER TO THIS SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY?

First of all, I got to focus on teaching. I didn’t have to worry about discipline, unruly kids, not having enough resources, etc. The St. Paul’s kids made it easy to come to work every day, year after year.

The three years of middle school offer so much change for each individual student. Watching them grow, establish their core values, and discover their talents and interests - it’s an incredible experience, and it was so rewarding to play a big role in their personal development.

Lastly, I always valued the generosity of the parents who shared their kids with us and allowed us the space to do our jobs well. Not to mention all the generous financial gifts to the school and years of kind thank you notes.

DO YOU HAVE ANY SPECIFIC MEMORIES FROM YOUR YEARS AT ST. PAUL’S THAT STAND OUT?

The alumni contacts that I’ve made and the relationships I’ve sustained over the years have been so rewarding. I love connecting with our alumni out in the world. Knowing the big impact that our alumni make in the world – it gives me so much pride knowing that I’ve taught such incredible people.

A huge memory for me, and an important part of St. Paul’s history, was the fire 30 years ago. It was such a blessing that no one was hurt. What we got out of that fire was not only a brand-new building, but this amazing relationship with Temple B’nai Jehudah. They showered us with generosity and support, and it was such a cool experience for me and the whole community.

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE THING ABOUT TEACHING?

Being able to be a mentor. It’s one thing to teach the kids about the middle-ages and ancient history, but I loved being able to impart life lessons through the study of the world around us. I always appreciated our students’ willingness to take advice, and their willingness to learn more than what is in the textbook. I always enjoyed building relationships with each any every kid and keeping in touch with them as they developed into important members of their community.

“St. Paul’s won’t be the same without Mr. Van. Hopefully whomever the torch is passed to, they will reflect the humor, compassion, strength, and integrity that he gave to both students and faculty daily.”

— St. Paul’s Alum

WHAT ARE YOU MOST ENJOYING ABOUT RETIREMENT?

I’m really enjoying time with my grandkids. Also, I’m loving the memories

and nostalgia of my time at St. Paul’s; I think about it every day. I’m also reading some good books. I also won’t be too far from the classroom as I’m planning to substitute teach for the Lee’s Summit and Grandview school districts in middle school and high school.

ANY WORDS OF WISDOM FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE STUDENTS?

On your birthday, give your mom some flowers because you wouldn’t be having a birthday if it wasn’t for your mom.

Be conscious of the image you’re projecting. Whenever you are making a choice that involves some risk, always try to think, “What would my parents think? What would they want me to do?”

Use your parents as role models and guideposts. They are there to support you, and you want to project an image that will make them proud.

ALUMNI HIGHLIGHT

JULIA WILLARD – CLASS OF 1996

HIGH SCHOOL

Pembroke Hill School, 2000

UNIVERSITY AND GRADUATION YEAR

William Jewell College, 2004

CURRENT CITY

Paris, France

PROFESSION/ROLE

Photographer, travel blogger and mom

WHAT HAS YOUR PROFESSIONAL PATH BEEN SINCE GRADUATING FROM COLLEGE?

I worked for a bit at American Century, and I moved to Paris for my MBA. I was familiar with France since I studied abroad in Dijon during undergrad. During my early years in Paris, I worked for a marketing firm, and I primarily provided marketing services for hotels. I got positive feedback about my photography, and I decided to try selling my images. From there, my blog and photography business, Falling Off Bicycles (Instagram: @fallingoffbicycles), were born. While continuing my photography work, I also began working with European tourism offices to share my experiences traveling abroad.

WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR FAVORITE PART OF LIVING IN PARIS?

The challenge. Every day is a test of patience. I’ve become more flexible in situations that are often frustrating, whether due to a language barrier, administrative challenges, or cultural differences. I’m grateful for the challenges because they have helped shape my expansive and open-minded world view.

TELL US ABOUT A PERSONAL OR PROFESSIONAL TRIUMPH THAT YOU’RE PROUD OF.

I was in a women’s networking group in Paris, and we all contributed to a book about our experience moving to and living in Paris. The book is called My Paris Story: Living, Loving, and Leaping Without a Net in the City of Light. Many of the women are business owners and the book celebrates

how each woman overcame obstacles to become entrepreneurs in a new country. I’m proud that I was able to contribute my story and share what I love about Paris.

HOW DO YOU LIKE TO SPEND YOUR FREE TIME? ANY HOBBIES?

I enjoy yoga, reading, and I absolutely love walking and exploring new places. When I travel, I usually create a list including major landmarks and lesser-known spots to get an authentic feel for the place. I rarely go anywhere without my camera. One of my favorite places I’ve visited is Venice - it’s such an enchanting city and different from anywhere else in the world.

HOW DO YOU THINK ST. PAUL’S PREPARED YOU FOR YOUR FUTURE?

St. Paul’s gave me such a sense of security. As an adult, I look back and appreciate the school’s small class sizes, the compassionate faculty, and the sense of belonging that helped shape me and my classmates into confident young adults. Of course, I am also grateful for the education I received, but for me - and this is something I reflect a great deal on in raising my son - St. Paul’s feels like an extension of my family.

WHAT ADVICE DO YOU HAVE FOR CURRENT ST. PAUL’S STUDENTS?

Study abroad! And dare to do it in a non-English speaking country. There are opportunities nowadays in so many different countries, and it’s fun to choose the unpredictable path. Studying abroad will challenge your views on just about everything. You will change your perspective, establish your core values, and discover new things about yourself. You will gain so much confidence from the experience, and who knows, it could put your life on a completely new trajectory, like it did mine.

Julia and her son, Patrick, in Paris.

CLASS OF 2024 HIGH SCHOOL SELECTIONS

Hank Bradley Rockhurst High School

Cece Breitenkamp St. Teresa’s Academy

Alissa Brown Schooling in Japan

Emealia Brown St. Teresa’s Academy

Charlotte Dakan Homeschool

Illy Dyer-Beale St. Teresa’s Academy

Kate Ellspermann St. Teresa’s Academy

Jack Fadler Rockhurst High School

Hannah Fitzpatrick St. Teresa’s Academy

Benjamin Freeman Rockhurst High School

Sophie Gouttierre St. Teresa’s Academy

Vesper Heybrock St. Teresa’s Academy

Lillian Hosty St. Andrew’s School in Delaware

Penelope Huston Notre Dame de Sion High School

Lyra Koenigsdorf St. Teresa’s Academy

Carson Kress Rockhurst High School

Taylor Lewellen St. Teresa’s Academy

Will Maher Shawnee Mission East High School

Luca Manica Shawnee Mission East High School

Wyatt Mayor Rockhurst High School

Holly McGee Bishop Miege High School

Kaden Merrill Bishop Miege High School

Kwaw Mosley Bishop Miege High School

Kaitlyn Murphy St. Teresa’s Academy

Jack Novak Rockhurst High School

Estee Platt St. Teresa’s Academy

Ginny Raney The Pembroke Hill School

Talor Sheffield Bishop Miege High School

Hunter Smith The Pembroke Hill School

Richard Smith Shawnee Mission East High School

Abby Stauffer St. Teresa’s Academy

Will Thelen Shawnee Mission East High School

Charlie Tietjen Rockhurst High School

Maggie Walker St. Teresa’s Academy

Annabel Warwick Blue Valley High School

Anderson Wilson Rockhurst High School

Daniel Yu The Pembroke Hill School

CLASS OF 2020 COLLEGE SELECTIONS

Sophie Angilan Savannah College of Art & Design

Madi Arroyo Gap Year

Hudson Bailey University of Kansas

Jake Bartlett University of Denver

Noah Blanc Kansas State University

Addie Etzenhouser University of Missouri

Nora Friskel University of Kansas

Keira Gaffney University of Virginia

Reaghan Gaffney Boston College

Wolfgang Giele University of Missouri-Kansas City

Andy Greaves Rhodes College

Quinn Groebl Cowley College

Ava Harrington University of Arkansas

Scarlett Heybrock Crieghton University

John Holewinski Texas Christian University

Ella Howard Texas Christian University

Addison Kemper University of Denver

Abigail Long Yale University

Isaiah Martinez Kansas State University

Sofia Martinez University of Missouri-Kansas City

Marin McElhinney Vanderbilt University

Ziggy McNeil Lincoln University

William Morris University of Kansas

Gus Moseley University of Arizona

Millie Norden University of Virginia

Charlie Penner University of Kansas

William Pierce Miami University in Ohio

Jordan Pindell Loyola University

Ryan Russell Gap Year

David Severns William & Mary

Jackson Sifers University of Arizona

Alex Tiedt Montana State University

Liam Wallner Schooling in Austria

Brady Whitman Hutchinson Community College

Hannah Wooley Bowdoin College

This was an exciting year as we celebrated St. Paul’s 60th anniversary. In honor of this milestone, we renamed the annual fund to The Spartan Fund to better represent our community’s core values of teamwork, respect, and integrity. St. Paul’s has embodied these values for more than six decades, and as Spartans, we will continue working together to further our school’s mission.

We work diligently with tuition dollars to provide an exceptional educational experience, but tuition alone doesn’t cover the cost of all aspects of a St. Paul’s education. With Spartan Fund

contributions, we are able to retain our amazing teachers, keep tuition reasonable, and offer innovative programs.

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.

$356,759

PARTNERS IN EXCELLENCE

Ann Dickinson

The Hancock Family Foundation

Paul and Amy Holewinski

Dr. Michael Abraham and Dr. Ancy Maruthanal

VISIONARY SOCIETY

Brian and Ashley Ascencio

Perry and Kathy Atha Henry and Vickie Bradley Charitable Fund

Jeff and Suzanne Fox

Adam and Jill Gray

Craig and Barbara Hakkio

Eric and Alison Jager

Marshall and Nora Lockton

Charitable Foundation

Midwest Distributors Company

The Palmer Family

Tom and Jill Turner

Don and Jean Wagner

Andrew Myler and Julia Walker

Thomas and Pamela Willard

CORNERSTONE SOCIETY

Eric and Jo Bradley

Justin and Mindy Bridges

John and Kay Callison

Andres and Silvana Cisneros

Dave and Rebecca Collier

Dody Gates Everist

Andy and Emily Funk

John and Carolyn Gates

Michael and Sara Gentry

Sam Grefrath and Kara Bemboon-Grefrath

John and Sheila Holkins

Brett and Molly Lane

Scott and Karen Seitter

FOUNDERS' CIRCLE

John and Miriam Bailey

Tony and Meredith Durone

Barbara Funk

Brad and Blair Jackson

Mike and Angie Laurie

John and Jessica Madarang

Paul Madson and Jill Morris

Dr. John Lonergan and Dr. Linda Niessen

Tim and Christina Wahl

LEADERS' CIRCLE

John and Ellen Aisenbrey

Christopher and Patti Barnett Drew and Betsy Berst Grayson Murphy and Kate Brubacher

Jerry and Bonnie Burnett

Al Eidson and Alice Carrott

Wiley and Caroline Curran

Marshall and Jill Dean

Brian Everist

Ben and Courtney Fadler

Dennis and Dianne Fowler

Gordon and Diane Gee

Matt and Kate Gibbs

David and Laura Hall

Jenifer Allsworth and Tanya Harned

Eric and Kristin Havens

Tyler and Jennifer Hudson

William Koenigsdorf and Kay Johnson

Mike and Jane Kress

Wes and Liza Lafolette

Greg and Judy Lair

Mike and Candis Lochmann

David and Noelle Manica

Molly Menser and Brian Matthys

Jim and Mary McClain

Matthew and Kalie McCollaugh

Jack and Lauren Merman

Jo Missildine

Richard and Leah Moore

Charles and Judy Myler

Doug and Bonnie Pearson

Mark and Jill Peterson

Joe and Katy Platt

Catherine and Gary Potter

Bill and Suzanne Raney

Harley and Nicolle Ratliff

Joe and Sara Romine

Matthew and Kristen Salzman

John and Cynthia Shaw

Scott Smith

Spaulding Family Foundation

Carl Harris and Cynthia Sterling

Ward and Katie Strahan

P.J. and Sarah Ventola

Ted and Molly Wiedeman

Bernard and Andrea Wilson

Aaron and Jamie Young

CAMPUS FELLOWS

Mark and Kathy Adams

Hyder Jasim and Jwan Alallaf

Dave and Katie Anderson

Bryan and Amy Beaver

Jay and Polly Breitenkamp

Andrew and Kristin Brought

Tony and Kelly Caudill

Daniel and Pip Cross

Hoyt Ogilvie and Amy Crouch

Logan and Spencer Dean

Donis Beale and Kim Dyer

Brett Davis and Tracey George

Steve and Lisa Glassman

Cesar and Courtney Gonzalez

Thea and Bob Gude

Joyce Harris

Tucker and Maggie Hawkinson

Patrick and Whitney Hosty

Matthew and Jesse Hufft

Janet Jacobs

Dennis and Teresa King

Greg and Lindsay Johnson

Neal and Jordan Johnson

Jim and Sylvia Jura

Steven and Ellen King

Michelle LaPointe

Alan Yu and Jodie Lee

Jay and Diane Leveroni

Brian and Kathie Lumbard

John and Joan Miller

Matt and Caroline Moran

Barbara Nelson

Chris and Amy Nelson

Dan and Sarah Newman

Trevor and Meg Nohe

Joe and Kate Onofrio

Brad and Barb Ottwell

Robby and Laurie Robinson

Don Martin and Cara Schwegler

Brian and Katie Seymour

Greg Thelen

Fritz and Taylor Waldorf

Josh Sitzer and Amy Winger

Brad and Amara Wright

Dan and Robin Younger

FRIENDS OF ST. PAUL'S

Olivia Barnes

Ian and Jill Beckman

Susan Berry

David and Nan Berst

Russi and Mehroo Bhesania

Brandon and Jenny Boulware

Jonathan and Abbey Breshears

Geri Brewer

Tyler and Shari Brundige

and Rosita Murphy

Becky and Nick Nash

Beatriz Nava

Vernie and Kristy Nerstheimer

Kayleigh Nichols

Randy Nichols

Dottie Novak

Brad and Barb Otwell

Dan Oxler

Nick and Annie Panzino

Henry and Kellee Pearson

Daniel Pennington

Janice Perez Leo and Nora Pink Garry and Joanna Polley

Peter Boos and Megan Rausch

John and Ann Readey Coleman Reed Michelle and Gabe Rodriguez

and Jamie Ronan

Colette and Thomas Rousey Mary Saal

Leigh Salinas

Casey and Melissa Sansale

Francis and Olivia Scheuerman

George and Theron Schlagel

Randy and Ruth Schultz

Don Martin and Cara Schwegler

Justin and Lauren Seals

Amy Shaff

Stan and Jean Shirk

Harl Van Deursen and Sloane Simmons

Liz and Todd Spangler

Abby Spendlove

Cyndi Stephenson

Mindy Stephenson

Phillip Stephenson

Ken and Mercedes Stewart

Robert and Anita Strohm

Bram and Layne Strookman

Jason and Marcia Sutton

Kaevan and Alexandra Tavakolinia

Aimee and Adam Thomson

Chris Todd

Joseph and Patricia Twardowski

Ted and Linda van Thullenar

John and Marilyn Underwood

Paul and Suzanne Vogler

Hunter Ward

Shawn and Courtney Ward

Kyle Wiedwald and Katie Gregg-Wiedwald

Michelle Winburn

Cindy Wissinger and Tewaney Ayalneh

John and Cati Wolfe

Maryanne Zavagnin

Kerry and Miriam Zavagnin

FOUNDING FRIENDS

Charles and Janel Atwell

Joe and Gabrielle Beam

Gretchen Beilharz

Bill and Kyle Beyer

Paul and Kenra Black

Larry and Ginny Boos

Mark and Maggie Creveling

John Crowder

Mike and Denise Grefrath

Harold and Bev House

Ann Kressin

Jeff Sprinkle and Catherine Larrison

John and Carla Mabry

Doug and Alex McFarland

Amy Bhesania and Jason Milford

Nelson and Heidi Nast

Luong Luu and Jessica Nguyen

Bill and Rachel O'Connell

Jesper Noren and Ann Palmer Noren

Alankar Patel and Molly Uhlenhake

Ryan and Mark Rostine

Sandra Scott

Theresa Sheffield

Scott and Deb Stover

Sachie Stroder

Ben and Kelly Van Maren

Gary and Joey Waldrup

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.

This year, our Parents’ Guild Auction Chairs, Suzanne Fox and Jamie Young, organized our most successful auction to date! During our Derby Night Auction on Saturday, May 4th, we raised more than $500,000 in donations! It was a fun-filled night with delightful auction items, delicious food, exciting music, and excellent company. Congratulations

Generous donations from the Parents’ Guild in 23-24 supported the school in the following ways:

• $307,000 donation to add streetscaping and safety measures along Walnut Street (construction to begin in late 2024)

• $150,000 donation toward the school’s operating budget

to our team of dedicated auction volunteers for helping make it such a successful event.

Many thanks to our network of dedicated Parents’ Guild volunteers for organizing wonderful events all year long, including the book fair, carnival, barbecue competition, and much more!

PARENTS’ GUILD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Jamie Young, President

Suzanne Fox, President-Elect

Mike Laurie, Treasurer

Michael Saal, Treasurer-Elect

Katie Seymore, Secretary

PARENTS’ GUILD COMMITTEE CHAIRS

Andrea Nawalanic and Sara Gentry (Carnival)

Colleen Schmidt and Sarah Thelen (Book Fair)

Katie Adams, Becci Meissner, and Arley Ward (Staff Appreciation)

Erin Darcy and Katie Gound (Care & Concern)

Alicia Kuehl (Library)

Hoyt Ogilvie (Dads’ Group)

Lindy Beyer and Amy Nelson (New Families)

Suzanne Fox and Jamie Young (Auction)

Rebecca Collier (Service Learning)

Suzanne Fox (Room Parents)

Bettine Freeman and Blair Jackson (Social Committee)

AUCTION SPONSORS

CHURCHILL DOWNS

Ryan & Katie Gound

RUN FOR THE ROSES

Jeff & Suzanne Fox

Scott & Karen Seitter

WINNER CIRCLE

BJ & Katie Adams

John & Kay Callison

Greyson & Elle Clymer

Wiley & Caroline Curran

Mak & Melissa Kingan

Mike & Jane Kress

Marshall & Nora Lockton

Matt & Caroline Moran

Harley & Nicolle Ratliff

Jeff & Megan Winters

Ricky & Megan Zahner

MINT JULEP

Dave & Katie Anderson

Hunter & Ali Armistead

John & Miriam Bailey

Bill & Lindy Beyer

Andres & Silvana Cisneros

Daniel & Pip Cross

Hoyt Ogilvie & Amy Crouch

FAMILY SPONSORS

Scott & Carolyn Ellspermann

Mac & Brynn Everist

Jon & Bettine Freeman

John & Carolyn Gates

Michael & Sara Gentry

Dan Kerr & Anna Grodzinsky

Ryan & Kelly Hogan

PD & Alicia Kuehl

Brett & Molly Lane

Mike & Angie Laurie

Brian & Kathie Lumbard

John & Jessica Madarang

Dylan & Lucy Mayor

Taylor & Betsey Moore

Andrew Myler & Julia Walker

Chris & Amy Nelson

Jesper & Annie Noren

Joe & Katy Platt

Patrick & Lauren Roth

Alex & Kimberly Schoofs

Andrew & Meg Schulte

Don & Kristen Steeves

Ward & Katie Strahan

Bernie & Andrea Wilson

Aaron & Jamie Young

JOCKEY

Landworks Studio, LLC

GRANDPARENT SPONSORS

John & Ellen Aisenbrey

Kathy Aytes

Dean & Joan Breshears

John & Kay Callison

Clark & Cheryl Collier

Sue Ann Costi

Mark & Patricia Gibbs

Anthony Gomez

Tom & Marylu Gouttierre

Thea & Bob Gude

Janet Jacobs

Bill Koenigsdorf & Kay Johnson

David & Patty Kerr

Dennis & Teresa King

Kent & Tess Magill

Larry & Charla Manica