STONE FRUIT TART WITH MASCARPONE MOUSSE, MACERATED PLUM, OATMEAL STREUSEL, AND BAYLOR “B” HEART COOKIE
WORDS OF THANKS
TO THE BAYLOR FAMILY,
Welcome to CELEBRATIONS 2025: RED ALERT!
This much-anticipated biennial auction is a special occasion where we come together as a community to celebrate Baylor’s accomplishments and raise the critical funds that support and sustain our commitment to excellence. This event is an essential part of our fundraising efforts for The Baylor Fund, and I continue to be amazed by the generosity of those who give their time, expertise, and financial support to ensure that our students receive the best experience imaginable.
On behalf of the entire Baylor community, I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the many volunteers and dedicated staff members who have worked tirelessly to make tonight possible. A special thank you to our co-chairs, Andee Guthrie, Amy Frost Haddock ’97, and John Haddock ’97, for their exceptional leadership and commitment in making this evening such a success.
Finally, I am grateful to each of you for being here. Your participation, enthusiasm, and generosity make a profound difference in the lives of our students. Let’s make tonight the most successful auction in Baylor’s history!
GO BIG RED!
Chris Angel ’89, Head of School
TO THE BAYLOR COMMUNITY,
Welcome to CELEBRATIONS 2025: RED ALERT!
Thank you for joining us for this year’s Baylor Celebrations Auction – a night to remember and a chance to make a BIG RED difference! We are thrilled to bring you an unforgettable evening filled with fun, energy, and purpose as we come together to support the school we all love. It takes every corner of the Baylor Universe – parents, alumni, faculty, staff, trustees, volunteers, and friends – to make this event a success. To all of you, we give a resounding BIG RED THANK YOU!
Every two years, we gather as a community for Celebrations. And tonight, it’s all about the heartbeat of Baylor and the center of our universe: our STUDENTS. The funds raised during this event power everything that makes Baylor extraordinary –from innovative classrooms and athletic excellence to world-class arts and a vibrant campus life. Your support ensures that every student’s Baylor Experience is nothing short of exceptional.
But Celebrations is about more than raising money – it’s about celebrating us. Tonight, we honor the incredible institution that unites us, the friendships that inspire us, and the pride that fuels us. Let’s show the world what makes Baylor the place to be – a place where opportunities are endless, future generations are inspired, and lifelong bonds are formed.
A special BIG RED THANK YOU goes to our incredible record setting sponsors! Your generosity makes tonight possible, covering the event costs so that every dollar raised from our auction goes directly to benefit our students.
Now, let’s make this an evening to remember. Thank you and GO BIG RED!
Andee Guthrie, Amy Frost Haddock ’97, and John Haddock ’97, Celebrations ’25 Co-Chairs
The Celebrations committee would like to thank our generous sponsors for underwriting the expenses of the event. This support is the cornerstone of our fundraising efforts for Celebrations, assuring the financial success of this wonderful biennial event.
PRESENTING | $25,000+
Athens Insurance
Hamico Lawson Electric/ Boofie and Ryan Crimmins ’78
Alice and Billy Oehmig ’67
Elesha and John Reid ’87
Textile Rubber and Chemical Company
Transcard
CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE | $15,000
Nicki & Matt Brock ’91
Bailey & Jonathon Bullard ’02
Margaret Jan & Alex Chi
Amy & Wes Hicks
Marsh and McLennan Agency
Kristyn & Boyd Clark/DSI Security, Mary & Jud Dalton, Pippa & Brice Englert, Amanda & Kevin McCoy, and Tyler & Grady McNeely
Jen & Eric Fuller, Leah & Jay Hill, Rachel Adams Lyons ’04 & Marcus Lyons, and Tracy & Matthew Moore
Pinnacle Financial Partners
Missy & Roger Talley
The Robinson Team of Keller Williams Realty
SPONSORS
HEADMASTER’S CIRCLE | $10,000
Alderman Enterprises
Athens Distributing Company
Dawn & Bob Bullard ’81
Chattanooga Allergy Clinic
Chattanooga Land Company
Imperial Fence Supply
Ashley & David Kinzler
Katie Henley Kiser ’07 & Tim Kiser ’04
Melissa & Kevin Dillmon, Andee & Jonathan Guthrie ’92, Ashley & Justin Guthrie ’96, and Maggie & Mike McCallie
Morgan Construction Company, Inc.
Patrick, Beard, Schulman & Jacoway, P.C.
Lana & Ben Peppers
Cathy & Patten Pettway ’87
Pointer Management
Betsy & Ryan Ranalli
Amy Frost Haddock ’97 & John Haddock ’97/RockPoint Bank
SquareOne Holding Company
Truist
Walden Security
Wealth Preservation Advisors
Weeks Paving Inc. and Erin & Jeb Hart
Jay Jolley ’90 and Yates & Wheland
SPONSORS
RED CIRCLE | $5,000
Billy Aiken ’68
Brandon Combs State Farm Insurance
Division One Services
Alexa & William Donnellan ’00
Sam & Jimmy Hudson ’75
Institutional Compliance Solutions
JAT Energy
Kubota
Mauldin and Jenkins CPA
Ellen & Chris Moore ’68
Mountain City Landscape, Inc.
Patten and Patten, Inc.
Alexis & Scott Probasco ’73
RTC
Kim & Ewing Strang
Elizabeth & Heath Haley and Mindy & John Tugman
WesBanco
GRAY CIRCLE | $2,500
Sarah & Ed Buiel
Caldwell Paving/Manhattan Materials
Katie & Carlton Forrester ’95
Lucia Parker Hopper ’90 & Tommy Hopper ’84
Alissa Craft Hudson ’94 & Phillip Hudson
Laurel Powell Designs
Marla & Andy McDaniel ’94
Splash Smiles Pediatric Dentistry
Bo Watson ’79
Webb Family Orthodontics
CHAIRS/TRUSTEES/IN KIND
Celebrations PAST CHAIRS
2001: Kim Strang
2003: Carolyn Doster, Laura Elliott, and West Oehmig ’67
2005: Mary Hertel and Cameron Yarnell ’75
2007: Chris Crimmins ’80 and Kate Dilworth
2009: Patti Frierson, Mary Kilbride, and Lee Murray ’71
2011: Boofie Crimmins and Jimmy Hudson ’75
2013: Chris Moore ’68, Kelly Nation, and Alexis Probasco
2015: Dawn Jumper, Jamie Rehm, and Bill Stacy
2017: Lewie Card, Marvin Smith, Krista Stein, and Charlotte White
2019: Allen Carter ’91, Kelly Reisman Drayer ’89, and Janet Hartman
2023: Alexis Guerry Bogo ’89, Jennifer Fuller, and Missy Talley
2024-25 BAYLOR
Alexis Guerry Bogo ’89, Chair
Freddie Akers ’72
Kara Eithier Ashburn ’99
Matt Brock ’91
Ben Brown ’00
Bob Bullard ’81
Allen Carter ’91
Allison Edgmon Cromie ’90
Ward Davenport ’97
Christie Dillard ’97
Carlton Forrester ’95
Zan Guerry ’67
Richard Hays ’78
Rob Headrick ’82
TRUSTEES
Chip Howalt ’85
Jimmy Hudson ’75
Bill Ireland ’75
David Knox ’02
Brooke Moore
Patten Pettway ’87
Scott Probasco ’73
Leyden Pugh ’85
Lock Reddic ’84
John Reid ’87
David Smith
Jason Soss ’97
Andy Tucker ’86
DONORS IN KIND
Adams Lithographing
Athens Distributing Company
Cindy and Chip Howalt ’85
Kelly & Ben Reese
Ribbon and Bows Oh My!/
Niti Shah Tejani ’01 & Shalin Tejani
AUCTIONEER AND TEAM
AUCTIONEER: Marty Hill
SPOTTERS: Blake Davis and Ryan Reed
COLOR COMMENTATOR: Garrison Conner ’05
COMMITTEES
A special thank you to all of our dedicated volunteers who helped make this event a success!
CELEBRATIONS
CO-CHAIRS
Andee Guthrie
Amy Frost Haddock ’97
John Haddock ’97
ACCOUNTING CHECK-IN
Michael Clark
Susan Griffith
Meredith Hamilton
Nicole Kosch
Cody McGee ’07
Brandye Polisky
Sarah Ross
Charlotte Smith ’94
Andy Tucker ’86
Austin Zinkann
ALUMNI BOARD LIAISON
Lindsay Nation ’13
AUCTION PREP
Maggie McCallie, Chair
Kami Fowler
Lena Levendoski
AUCTION WRAP-UP
Rachel Kariman, Chair
BOARDING COMMUNITY LIAISONS
Lee Anne Coyle, Chair
Mary Dalton, Chair
Heather Eztler, Chair
Tyler McNeely, Chair
CATALOG WRITING
Laura Ketchum, Chair
CATALOG SPONSOR
Christie Dillard ’97, Chair
Alison Dorough
Lori Finlay
Marian Jones King ’00
Tiffany Phillips
Meredith Ingle Trautschold ’05
CHECK-OUT
Heather Flaherty, Chair
Elizabeth Boaz Burnette ’99
Lea and Ben Caplenor
Steve Flaherty
Tekaill & Tim Williams
CLASS PROJECTS
Tracy Moore, Chair
6th GRADE
Amee Combs
Peter Lund
7th GRADE
Laura Dutton
Lucia Parker Hopper ’90
8th GRADE
Mandy Hickey
Ginger Thomas
9th GRADE
Jenny McCarty
Lana Peppers
10th GRADE
Maggie Shutters
Stuart Watson
11th GRADE
Candace Coleman
Erica Kimrey
12th GRADE
Jennifer Raulet
Jenny Yates Stickley ’90
DECORATIONS
Michelle Workman, Chair
Julie Garrett
Courtney Lund
Windie McGinness
GIFT PROCESSING
Tina Vance, Chair
Kami Fowler
Lena Levendoski
LIVE AUCTION
Chris Frankenberg ’94, Chair
Lyndsay Wagner
Frankenberg ’96, Chair
Chris Angel ’89
Carley Boehm
Amy Frost Haddock ’97
Andee Guthrie
Ashley Guthrie
Justin Guthrie ’96
Leah Hill
Jay Hill
Aimee Hoover
Chip Hoover
Andrew Ladebauche
Ashley Ladebauche
Brook Soss
Jason Soss ’97
RAFFLE
Ashley DeMatteo, Chair
Tomas Arciniega ’14
Lena Levendoski
Leland Lusk
LaToya Percy
Jamie & Anthony Ridley
REGISTRATION
Amee Combs, Chair
Cyndi & Mike Burge
Nicole Erskine
Audrey & Jeff Hill
Garrett Knowles
Brittany Mills
Katie Cope Murchison ’95
Lindsay Nation ’13
SILENT AUCTION
Charlotte Higgason
Gregorie ’99, Chair
Katherine Higgason Lentz ’96, Chair
Lauren Boehm
Cassie Tindell Brewer ’05
Ben-David Fenwick ’97
Lucy Gates
Melissa Hennessy
Gina Mitch
Catherine Minor
Sarah Provonsha
Lacey Saggio
Dani Stewart
Caitlin Studer
Beth Flangan Webb ’99
SPONSOR RECOGNITION
Kelly Reese, Chair
Emily Bagley
Kami Fowler
Kellie Guth
Julie Hogue
Rachel Karimian
Beth Kelle
Julie Stowe
SPONSOR RESERVATIONS
Tish Moss Stewart ’00, Chair
SUPER SILENT AUCTION
Betsy Ranalli, Chair
Lucy Sawrie, Chair
Vikki Bible
Sarah Cantrell
April Goebeler
Heather Hatfield
Nicolle McCoy
Angie Potter
Ginger Thomas
VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR
Cayce Weekley, Chair
WOO CREW
Anna Glascock ’11, Chair
Julia Hartman ’20
Lindsay Nation ’13
Lucy Crews Townsend ’20
Jane Wilson ’17
CATERING FLIK
Jennifer Knox
Debra Leyes
Tim Macera
DEVELOPMENT STAFF
Maggie Corey ’04
Ramona Glascock
Janet Hartman
Allison McMahan
LaPorta ’01
Mary Stagmaier Lenes ’10
Matt Lewis ’74
Katie Christnacht
McKenna ’99
Melissa Love Snyder ’90
Tyler Stinnett ’00
Libby Thoni
Tiffany Townsend ’95
Robbin Willie
COMMUNICATIONS
Barbara Kennedy
Angela Rich
Donna Marie Siegel ’14
Molly Glascock Smith ’12
FACILITIES
Baylor Custodial Staff
Baylor Maintenance Staff
Howard Johnson
RULES
GENERAL RULES
BIDDER INFORMATION: Each attendee or couple has a registration number on a bidding paddle which must be used for all bidding in the Live Auction.
ITEM VALUES are donor’s estimates and are not warranted by Baylor School for tax purposes or general use.
EXPIRATION DATE: Services and non-tangible items (gift certificates) must be used within one year of March 8, 2025, unless otherwise specified.
PAYMENTS IN FULL for all auction items must be made that night by cash, personal check payable to “Baylor School,” VISA, American Express, or MasterCard. Any bidder not making arrangements for payment in full the night of the auction may forfeit his or her right to purchase the item.
ALL SALES ARE FINAL. There will be no exchanges or refunds of items by the donors except where specified. Items are not transferable.
REMOVAL OF SOLD ITEMS must be taken from the auction premises the evening of the auction, with the exception of items too large to be transported by car. These items may be picked up on Sun., March 9, 2025
from 10:00 a.m. until noon. or Monday, March 10 from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.
CONDOMINIUM/VACATION HOME CONDITIONS:
Arrangements for use of a condominium or other privately owned property is subject to agreement between the donor and the winning bidder. Specifications in the catalog are those made by the donor. Baylor School holds no responsibility for their representation. Any cleaning or amenities charges will be the responsibility of the purchaser, as such charges are variable.
LIABILITY: Celebrations has made every attempt to describe the items and services correctly but everything is sold “as is.” Purchasers are bound by the precise restrictions specified by the donors. The terms are not negotiable. Please read the specifications and limitations carefully. By his/her purchase, the purchaser waives any claim for liability against Celebrations, the auctioneer, and the donor of the property or service, and neither Celebrations, the auctioneer, nor the donor are responsible for any personal injuries or damages to property that may result from the utilization of property or services sold.
CLASS PROJECTS, ONLINE, AND SUPER SILENT RULES
BIDDING for Class Projects, Online, and Super Silent Auctions ends on Sat., March 8, 2025 at 8:00 p.m. The Auction committee reserves the right to extend the bidding if items have consistent, active bidding.
BUY IT NOW Some items may be marked “Buy It Now,” so first-come, first-serve on some silent bidding.
PAYMENT IN FULL the evening of the auction is mandatory. (See General Rules regarding Sales, Payment and Pick-up.)
SMART PHONE All bidding on these items will be done through bidder’s smart phone. Guests are asked to bring their fully-charged smart phone to the event.
LIVE AUCTION RULES
DOORS WILL OPEN at 5:30 p.m. for cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, and dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m.
LIVE AUCTION BEGINS at 8:15 p.m. and will continue until all items have been auctioned.
TO BID ON AN ITEM in the Live Auction, the bidder’s personal numbered paddle must be raised, as the stated bid is made. Spotters stationed throughout the room will indicate bids to the auctioneer.
AUCTIONEER DISCRETION If the Auctioneer determines that the opening bid or any subsequent bid is not commensurate with the value of the item(s) offered, he may reject the same and withdraw the item(s) from sale, and if, having acknowledged an opening bid, he decides that an advance thereafter is not of sufficient amount, he may
reject the advance. The auctioneer retains the right to add or delete any item. The auctioneer reserves the right to announce conditions of sale at any time. In the event of any dispute, the auctioneer will have sole and final discretion in these matters. The high bidder will be acknowledged by the auctioneer.
WINNING A BID On the fall of the Auctioneer’s hammer, title to the Live item will pass to the highest bidder who, thereupon, assumes full risk and responsibility thereof.
CHECKING OUT The winning bidder’s paddle number and bid amount will be recorded with the item number and transmitted with the item to the Cashier/Pick-up area.
PAYMENT IN FULL the evening of the auction is mandatory. (See General Rules regarding Sales, Payment and Pick-up.)
LIVE AUCTION
You and your guest join Head of School Chris Angel ’89 and Head Football Coach Erik Kimrey for a two-day, twonight duck hunt at the famous Mud Lake Club in Hughes, Arkansas for an all-Baylor hunt and retreat. Round-trip private jet, all meals, beverages, guides, and shells included. Hosted by Billy Oehmig ’67 and William Oehmig ’28. Pack a bag, and let’s go hunting!
Note: Date to be mutually agreed.
Donors: Alice and Billy Oehmig ’67
You and three guests will have Tennessee suite tickets on the 50-yard line for the TN vs GA game on Sept. 13, 2025 in Knoxville. Whether you are a VOL or a DAWG, this is the way to see the game. Package includes an on-field experience before the game where you never know who you’ll see, VIP parking spot in front of stadium, and Circle Park Tailgate. You and three guests will also be able to attend a closed summer practice, which includes a meet and greet with Tennessee’s Head Coach Josh Heupel.
Note: Date for summer practice to be mutually agreed. On-field game experience requires orange or white clothing.
Donors: Brook and Jason Soss ’97, Lyndsay Wagner Frankenberg ’96 and Chris Frankenberg ’94
UT VS GA FOOTBALL VIP EXPERIENCE
MUD LAKE BAYLOR RETREAT
LIVE AUCTION
FIVE STAR PRESERVE HUNTING + FISHING
Aim for feathered friends in this mixed bag hunt that is paired with a day of fishing for four sportsmen at the premier Five Star Preserve located in Kellyton, Alabama. With over 5,500 acres, including 12 hunting fields, it is a hunter’s paradise. Dogs and boats provided for the best experience. Overnight accommodations include cocktails, dinner with wine pairing, and breakfast.
Note: Oct. or Nov. 2025 (based on availability). Date must be set by Aug. 31, 2025, and weekend scheduling is not recommended. Member/donor will be present.
Donor: Bill Ireland ’75
“REFLECTING” BY ALAN SHUPTRINE ’81
“Reflecting” is an original oil painting from nationally renowned artist, Alan Shuptrine ’81. This beautiful landscape painting depicts the view of the Tennessee River and Lookout Mountain from Barks Hall balcony and is displayed in one of Shuptrine’s handcrafted, gold leaf frames. The painting is donated to Celebrations in honor of his classmates from the Class of ’81, and his sons Jake ’14 and Ben ’16.
Note: 2025, oil on linen with gilt float frame, 30" x 40"
Donors: Bonny and Alan Shuptrine ’81, Shuptrine’s Gallery
LIVE AUCTION
OHOOPEE MATCH CLUB WITH STEPHAN JAEGER ’08
With only 86 members, a round at Ohoopee has been dubbed one of the most exclusive experiences in all of golf. The Club is described as having “18 superb holes with an ebb and flow that is brilliant.” You and two friends will travel via private jet to Cobbtown, Georgia to play a round with Stephan Jaeger ’08, PGA Tour Pro.
Note: Date to be mutually agreed upon between the donor, winner, and pro. The club is closed from May 1 until Sept. 21. Donor: Anonymous
SUN, SAND, AND SURF: FIVE NIGHT STAY ON SEA ISLAND
Explore all that this coastal haven has to offer while staying in a beautiful five bedroom/six bath private home with a pool. You will be walking distance to the beach and minutes away from amenities at the Forbes Five-Star Cloister Hotel and Sea Island Beach Club and Spa. This package also includes a private flight to and from Sea Island on an eight-passenger plane and a oneday Beach Club cabana rental.
Note: Date to be mutually agreed; June excluded. Expires March 8, 2026. Guests may purchase membership cards to gain access to golf, the spa, and many other activities. Donors: Leah and Jay Hill, Cindy and Chip Howalt ’85
LIVE AUCTION
Two Baylor parents and two Baylor students will spend three days and two nights at the San Chicago Camp amongst pristine wildlife habitat on the King Ranch. Your round trip transportation on a private plane means no delayed flights or pesky layovers. Hunts include guided Spring Turkey (2) and Nilgai (2). All
ground transportation, lodging as well as all meals and beverages are included in this dream trip. Ammunition is also included so pack a bag and let’s go hunting!
Note: Date to be mutually agreed upon with donor.
Donors: Billy Oehmig ’67 and William Oehmig ’28
RYDER CUP EXPERIENCE AT BETHPAGE BLACK COURSE
Package for four includes golf tickets, hotel stay in New York City, flight credit, food, train transportation to Bethpage, train station lounge access, an official souvenir and more. You will also join fellow golf fans in taking over a local bar or restaurant and kick off your Ryder Cup weekend the right way! Enjoy nightly specials on Friday through Sunday evenings with other fans. What more could a golf lover want?
Note: On Location's on-site staff and logistics team to assist with any questions throughout your experience. Golf course access on Saturday, Sept. 27 and Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025. Snacks, non-alcoholic beverages, and “Ryder Cup Express” transportation from New York City to Bethpage. Hotel accommodations of two rooms for three nights (Sept. 26-29, 2025) at The Times Square Edition and a $3,000 flight credit with Delta.
Donors: Ashley and Andrew Ladebauche
SOUTH TEXAS HUNTER’S EXTRAVAGANZA
LIVE AUCTION
A WEEK IN PARADISE: SEVEN NIGHT STAY AT THE RITZ CARLTON, GRAND CAYMAN
Immerse yourself in luxury inspired by the Cayman Islands, natural wonders and cultural richness at this sunfilled Caribbean haven. The thoughtful design of this iconic Grand Cayman hotel truly enlivens the senses with its elegant suites, reimagined culinary experiences, and the unmatched beauty of Seven Mile Beach.
Your three-bedroom oceanfront residential suite fea-
tures – bedroom one: one King, bedroom two: one King, bedroom three: two fulls; three bathrooms, full kitchen, living room, dining area, and two oceanfront balconies.
Note: Date to be mutually agreed upon during July, August or Sept. 2025 and subject to availability. Max. occupancy: 8.
Donors: Ginger and Gabe Thomas
FREDERICA AND OCEAN FOREST WITH KEITH MITCHELL ’10
Need some help with your golf game? You and three guests will travel from Chattanooga on a private plane to enjoy a round of golf at Frederica followed by a round of golf the following day at Ocean Forest alongside PGA Tour Pro and Baylor Alum, Keith Mitchell ’10. Housing also provided at a beautiful five bedroom/six bath private home with a pool on Sea Island. You will be walking distance to the beach and minutes away from
amenities at the Forbes Five-Star Cloister Hotel and Sea Island Beach Club and Spa. This is your opportunity to play with and travel like the pros!
Note: Date to be mutually agreed upon by donor, winner, and pro.
Donors: Brook and Jason Soss ’97, Lyndsay Wagner Frankenberg ’96 and Chris Frankenberg ’94, Leah and Jay Hill
LIVE AUCTION
Christopher Michael DeStefano and Josh Jenkins will perform an intimate concert for 40 of your closest friends. Catering provided by FLIK Hospitality Group.
Christopher Michael DeStefano is a Grammy Awardwinning American singer/songwriter, record producer, and multi-instrumentalist currently living in Nashville. As a songwriter, he has multiple #1 songs with artists Carrie Underwood (“Good Girl,” “Little Toy Guns”), Billy Currington (“Hey Girl”), Brett Eldredge (“Don't Ya”), Luke Bryan (“That’s My Kind of Night,” “Kick the Dust Up”), Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood (“Somethin’ Bad.”)
Josh Jenkins is a singer/songwriter and lead singer of the band Green River Ordinance. Jenkins now resides
in Nashville, Tenn., largely focusing his craft on songwriting. Jenkins signed a worldwide publishing deal with powerhouse publisher SMACKsongs in late 2016. Jenkins’ songs have been recorded by artists such as Walker Hayes, Jordan Davis, Muscadine Bloodline, Randy Houser, and more. Jenkins has also started to release solo projects, including his first three singles, “Broken Record,” “Perfect Mess,” and “More Beautiful.”
Note: Date of Event: April 3, 2025
Donors: Amy and Kent Ayer, Aimee and Chip Hoover, Alissa Craft Hudson ’94 and Phillip Hudson, Rachel Adams Lyons ’04 and Marcus Lyons, $3,000 catering credit with FLIK Hospitality Group
Spend an afternoon fine tuning your marksmanship at Carter Farm in Athens, Tennessee. Try your hand at sporting clays or just take your best shot at the target. Twelve couples (children may attend) will be treated to a wild game lunch by culinary author and classically trained Chef Martin Liz of Key West, Florida. It will be a fun day for all at this beautiful farm, and a rare opportunity to see and shoot some unique guns.
Note: Date to be mutually agreed.
Donors: Tara and Allen Carter ’91, Athens Insurance, Mandy and Jason Robertson, Thu-Ha and Warren Duncan, Cleveland Shooting Sports
SPRING SINGER-SONGWRITER NIGHT AT THE JOHNSTON HOUSE
GARDEN & GUN ON CARTER FARM
LIVE AUCTION
WIN, PLACE, AND SHOW IN LEXINGTON
Six guests will experience world class horse racing from premium seats (table or box) at Keeneland in Lexington, Kentucky. See how champions are made while touring Jonabell Farm, home to the Arley thoroughbred stallions. To cap off your visit, you will spend time at Woodford Reserve Distillery in Versailles, Kentucky where you can take in the sights, sounds and smells of spirit making. Package also includes the use of a Sprinter van with driver to and from Lexington from Chattanooga, bottles of Kentucky bourbon, and credit for overnight accommodations (three rooms) at the beautiful 21c Museum Hotel in Lexington.
Note: Date to be mutually agreed.
Donors: Carrie and Gene Rice, Dan Pride ’87, Alexis Guerry Bogo ’89 and Barry Bogo ’85, Angie and John Potter, Aimee and Chip Hoover, and Chattanooga Wine and Spirits
“THE HEART OF BAYLOR” BY BRETT WEAVER
This piece was created for Baylor School with the intent of expressing the energy of its campus life and the boldness of its academic standards and how the tradition of the red blazer has become a unifying bond of school spirit, connecting the students with their campus and the heart of Baylor School. Brett Weaver is a contemporary American impressionist who currently works and resides in Chattanooga, Tenn. with his wife Tianna and their twin children, Abbott and Emeline. Brett has earned numerous awards and museum shows, and his work is included among an extensive list of private and public collections, including the Tennessee State Museum, Chattanooga Westin Hotel, and Princeton Historical Society.
Note: 2025, oil on canvas, 50”x60”
Donors: CarleyBoehm,Gallery1401
15 LIVE AUCTION
MINIATURE AUSTRALIAN LABRADOODLE PUPPY
Who doesn’t LOVE a puppy? This male Australian Labradoodle Association certified puppy was born Nov. 21, 2024, is gorgeous caramel and white, and will be 20-25 pounds at full size. Minis are playful, affectionate, intelligent, athletic, hypoallergenic, and non-shedding. He has been crate-trained and potty trained to a doggy door. He can be the perfect addition to your family and comes with a two-year health warranty.
Donors: Lyndsay Wagner Frankenberg ’96 and Chris Frankenberg ’94, Bent Oaks Labradoodles
SPECIAL PROJECT
ENHANCING HEALTH, WELLNESS, AND ARTISTIC EXPERIENCES AT BAYLOR
Since 2009, Celebrations has featured a “special project” for guests to support on the evening of the live auction. With your help tonight, the money raised for this year’s special project will be evenly split toward improvements to the cardio room, choir room, and Roddy Theater.
CARDIO ROOM REFRESH
The Field House cardio room is used by all students during the school week and provides boarding students with a place to meet and work out during evenings and weekends, fostering community and improving physical and mental health. Yet, much of the equipment is more than 25 years old. The “cardio clean” will include new treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bikes, stair climbers, and
free weights, making workouts more effective and enjoyable, and catering to the preferences of today’s students.
RODDY REFRESH
Roddy hosts a variety of performances for our Baylor community and gives our middle and upper school students an opportunity to develop their artistic talents and to shine on stage. This refresh will provide new chairs and carpet in Roddy Theater, as well as seated risers in the choir room, replacing original furnishings from 1998. With these enhancements and the addition of a scissor lift and a new scrim curtain, Baylor students and audiences will have a better environment to enjoy theater and dance performances and experiences.
SUPER SILENT AUCTION
“FARO, LA PALMA”
BY JAMES KERRY BALDWIN
“Faro, La Palma” is a vibrant red diptych influenced by the Spanish Canary Island, La Palma. Kerry has artworks in collectors’ homes in London, Madrid, Amsterdam, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, and Phoenix, amongst others. He has been fortunate to exhibit in New York with Gobbi Fine Art, who continue to support his career and artistic development; and in Seattle, Southampton, and Vail. His work has been featured in Vanity Fair and JAN design magazine.
Note: Acrylic, Ink and Oil on Linen. 2 panels: 100 x 80 cm, and 100 x 50 cm.
Donor: James Kerry Baldwin
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“IT NEVER RAINS AFTER 3:00” BY MADDIN COREY
Framed oil painting of Baylor School campus. 5" x 12"
Framed by Gannon Art Center.
Donor: Maddin Corey
“SUMATRA TIGER” BY ANA GUZMAN
Note: 2024, Acrylic on Canvas mixed media 22" x 41" x 2"
Donors: Gallery 1401/Carley Boehm
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“NOT SO FAR AWAY”
This painting is by local artist, Laura Moore Scorey ’07. She calls her works on canvas “perfect imperfect paintings," and she creates in several different mediums.
Note: Oil on canvas, 9" x 12"
Donor: Shuptrine’s Gallery
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4 CTW. LAB-GROWN DIAMOND STUDS
Note: 2023, 14K White Gold
Donors: Gallery 1401/Carley Boehm
SUPER SILENT AUCTION
HANDCRAFTED BAYLOR MEN'S BELT BUCKLE
This handcrafted, Baylor men’s belt buckle (one of 30) was created from rose gold and silver by Jen and Lindsay at Kemo Sabe who worked with Bohlin, a famous saddle maker and silversmith in Texas to design this beautiful buckle. This also includes a belt strap of your choice custom made by Kemo Sabe.
Donors: Cindy and Chip Howalt ’85 56
JEWELRY OF YOUR DREAMS
Select the estate or new designer jewelry of your dreams with a $3,000 gift certificate to Brody Jewelers.
Note: Excludes Rolex, other high-end watches, and bullion.
Donor: Fowler Brothers Co. 55
HANDCRAFTED BAYLOR WOMEN’S BELT BUCKLE
This buckle is one of six that was made by designers from Kemo Sabe, who in turn worked with Bohlin, a famous saddle maker and silver smith in Texas. It is made of rose gold, silver and pave rubies and comes with a custom strap of your choice.
Donors: Cindy and Chip Howalt ’85
Donors: Deana and Louis Brody 58
FIRESIDE SEATING AND FIRE TABLE
Does your home exterior need a refresh? You can show your red and elevate your space with four red Polywood Adirondack chairs and a grey aluminum fire table by Patio Time.
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FOUR ATLANTA UNITED TICKETS WITH ONE NIGHT STAY AT THE FOUR SEASONS
Enjoy four Club level seats in Section 111, Row 11. These seats include access to private restaurants and bars along with a field-level viewing area. Enjoy the game and the night in Atlanta with an overnight stay at the Four Seasons in Atlanta.
BAMA GAME WEEKEND – ROLL TIDE!
Roll Tide football fans! Enjoy four awesome Champions Club seats. You’ll love the view and the food. Stay up to two nights in a two bedroom/two bath game day condo located only one block from Bryant Denny Stadium. Your stay also includes two parking spots. Choose from the following Bama home games: Sept. 6 vs. ULM, Oct. 4 vs. Vanderbilt, Nov. 15 vs. Oklahoma, or Nov. 22 vs. Eastern Illinois.
Note: No Pets; Valid for 2025 Football Season. Donors: The Scott Family
Note: Date to be mutually agreed upon (excludes March 16, 2025 and March 29, 2025).
Donors: Lisa and Patrick Luke, Four Seasons Atlanta ($670 gift certificate)
ATLANTA BRAVES GETAWAY
Take a night off and head down to Atlanta’s Omni Hotel at The Battery overlooking Truist Park for a one-night stay. This package includes four seats to watch the Braves as they make another run for the World Series.
Note: Playoffs excluded; advance reservations required. You must coordinate with the Braves ticketing office to secure the seats as they are subject to availability. Contact donors for Omni Hotel reservations.
Donors: Allison Edgmon Cromie ’90 and Marc Cromie, Atlanta Braves
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NASHVILLE PREDATOR’S GAME NIGHT
Love a fast, physical sport? Ice hockey is the answer! Watch the Nashville Predators take on the Montreal Canadiens at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville on April 6, 2025. Your four tickets are in section 115, row KK. It’s a good night and a great game if you are lucky enough to see an on-ice fight! Go PREDS!
Donor: Greg Elie
TWO VIP NASCAR HOT PASSES
Two VIP passes to the 2025 NASCAR Cup series race in Talladega. The passes include pit-side seating at Austin Dillon’s #3 pit box, a meet and greet with Austin Dillon, and a tour of the NASCAR garage. This experience is like none other. You will be able to watch the team in action, which includes, Austin Dillon, the pit crew, engineers, and crew chief. NASCAR hot passes allow access to practices, qualifying, and the cup race. This is a true VIP experience because these exclusive sponsor tickets are not available for purchase.
Note: April 27, 2025 only.
Donors: RCR Racing, Ashley and Cos DeMatteo
HEAD TO THE ’SIP!
Enjoy Ole Miss sports in Fall, Winter AND Spring! Four Tickets to any home Ole Miss football game (Fall 2025). Four Tickets to any home Ole Miss baseball game (Spring 2026). Four Tickets to any home Ole Miss basketball game (25/26 Season). Hotty Toddy!
Donors: Cory and Todd Phillips
NASHVILLE SOCCER CLUB: SUITE AND CLUB ACCESS
Transcard Premier Club is a one-of-a-kind experience for the soccer fan in North America. The Premier Club features midfield seating, a luxury environment and an all-inclusive food and beverage package, including a full bar. Includes six tickets, three preferred parking passes, an exclusive VIP entrance, and pre- and post-match player, coach, and mascot visits to the Premier Club.
Note: Date to be mutually agreed upon.
Donor: Transcard
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THE MCLEMORE GOLF GETAWAY
With a breathtaking view of McLemore Cove and the Cumberland Plateau, the Cloudland Lodge at McLemore Resort, Curio Collection by Hilton is the perfect place for a mountaintop getaway. This package includes a two-night stay for two in a king superior room with mountain views overlooking McLemore Cove including complimentary valet and resort fees and two rounds of golf at McLemore Resort’s newest addition, The Keep. McLemore Resort has set itself apart as a premiere golf destination in the Southeast. Situated on the eastern cliff of Lookout Mountain, The Keep is designed as a
walkable mountaintop golf experience. Laid out by legendary architects Bill Bergin and Rees Jones, Jones commented during the 2021 U.S. Open that The Keep, “could host a major.”
Note: Room and tee time dependent on availability. The Keep certificate is valid Monday through Thursday through Sept. 2025. The Cloudland at McLemore Resort room certificate expires March 2026.
Donors: Conley Crimmins ’09, Ben-David Fenwick ’97, Cloudland at McLemore
GOLF FOR FOUR AT THE OLDE FARM
Round of golf for four at The Olde Farm in Bristol, Virginia. This Bobby Weed designed course is a hidden gem in the southwest corner of Virginia, only three hours from Chattanooga. It is ranked the Number 1 course in Virginia.
Note: Excludes Mondays and Club Tournament days. Caddie tips not included. Donors: John Rainero
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SECESSION GOLF CLUB ROUND FOR THREE
One round of golf for three at Secession Golf Club in Beaufort, South Carolina with Heath Simmons (member/donor). Situated on Gibbes Island in the heart of the Low Country, Secession sits in perfect isolation among the tidal inlets with no housing on or around the property, offering members and their guests a real “get away from it all” environment.
Note: Date to be mutually agreed (spring, fall, or winter only).
Donors: Chilton and Heath Simmons
GOLF FOR THREE AT THE TREE FARM
Round of Golf for up to three players at The Tree Farm in New Holland, South Carolina (about four hours from Chattanooga). Enjoy an amazing golf experience on one of the hottest new courses in America. The Tree Farm is a dream come true for PGA Player Zac Blair. The team of Blair, Tom Doak and Kye Goalby have created a masterpiece carved between the sand hills of South Carolina.
Note: Date to be mutually agreed (Sept. through May; course is closed in summer). Round must be accompanied by a member. 21-day cancellation policy.
Donors: John Rainero
GOLF AND OVERNIGHT STAY FOR THREE AT WADE HAMPTON
Three guests will join Carlton Forrester ’95 for a round of golf at Wade Hampton Golf Club in Cashiers, North Carolina. The Club was founded to provide one of the best golf courses and most memorable golf experiences in the world. Package includes overnight lodging at the Forrester’s beautiful home in Cashiers.
Note: Date to be mutually agreed.
Donors: Katie and Carlton Forrester ’95
THE FARM FOR FOUR
Tom Fazio’s scenic and hilly designed course at The Farm in Rocky Face, Georgia will challenge your golfing skills and may have you calling out FORE. You don’t want to pass up the opportunity for your foursome to play on this private course. Package also includes a clubhouse lunch.
Note: Expires March 2026. Lunch includes one alcoholic beverage per person.
Donors: Tracy and Matthew Moore, Catherine and Patrick Minor
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ESCAPE TO THE NEST IN BLUE RIDGE, GEORGIA
Enjoy a three-night stay at The Nest, a four bedroom, three bath home with long range mountain views conveniently located ten minutes from downtown Blue Ridge, the Aska Trail System, and the marina for lake time fun! Three bedrooms have king beds, the fourth bedroom has queen over queen bunk beds. There is a screened in porch with a wood burning fireplace, multiple porches
with lounge seating and swinging daybeds, a game room with a pool table, ping pong, and loads of board games.
Note: Date to be mutually agreed, subject to availability, and blackout dates include Thanksgiving and New Year's. Expires May 31, 2026. No pets allowed. Maximum of 10 guests.
Donors: Jennifer and David Foster
BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA VACATION HOME
Beaufort, North Carolina is a beautiful, historic fishing and seaside village. The home is situated only blocks away from all the local restaurants and shops. Beaufort offers many ferries daily to different beaches such as Cape Lookout and Shackleford Banks. You can also drive across the bridge, about fifteen minutes, to Atlantic Beach where there is public beach parking. Included in your stay, you can spend one day of your choosing at the Coral Bay Club, a private pool and beach club in Atlantic
Beach with food and drinks included. The house has four bedrooms and three bathrooms. There is a king bed in the primary with the two additional bedrooms upstairs having a queen- and full-sized bunk beds. The downstairs bedroom is also a king. The home has a large porch, grill and yard for games.
Note: Date to be mutually agreed (between June 1, 2025 and Dec. 31, 2025; excluding June 29 through July 6).
Donors: Pippa and Brice Englert
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BENDABOUT FARMS QUAIL HUNT
You and three hunters will enjoy the bright sun and brisk air as you hunt quail on some of the best managed habitats in the area. Your hunt will begin by wagon or on horseback, and includes a dog-handler, horseman, and hunting guide, for the best possible hunt. A delicious lunch will be followed by an afternoon hunt. Put on your tattersall and tweed and be prepared to make some memories!
Note: Must be redeemed between Jan. 5-16, 2026; winning bidder should contact Bendabout Farm by July 31, 2025 to schedule hunt.
Donor: Summerfield Johnston ’50
CALLING ALL DUCKS
Take a weekend and head out to Stuttgart, Arkansas, recognized as hallowed duck hunting grounds. Two adult and two youth hunters will have the opportunity to fill their bags with a two-night stay that includes two morning hunts. Get those duck calls ready.
Note: Date to be mutually agreed upon Donor: Leyden Pugh ’85
ALABAMA DEER HUNT FOR SIX
This is an amazing whitetail deer hunt in Selma, the heart of the Black Belt area. This fully guided, threeday/three-night hunt is for six people at Valley Creek Lodge, located in Dallas County, Alabama. The close to 4,000-acre property is known for big quality bucks. The hunt includes professional guide services and lodging. Amenities include two lodges with grilling station, several fishing lakes for down time, and plenty of ground to hike or ride to enjoy the outdoor experience.
Note: Date to be mutually agreed upon. Food and drink not included.
Donor: Wallace Henson ’09
WE’RE GOING ON A DEER HUNT
Take time out and spend three days and two nights making memories to be forever shared with your young hunters. This deer hunt is at Cherokee Plantation (just south of Centre, Alabama) for two parents and two students. Harvest two 160+ bucks and up to four does. Guides, accommodations, and meals included. Hosted and guided by Billy Oehmig ’67 and William ’28 Oehmig.
Note: Date to be mutually agreed upon.
Donors: Alice and Billy Oehmig ’67
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FIRST PITCH AND SUITE AT BAYLOR VS. MCCALLIE BASEBALL GAME AT LOOKOUTS STADIUM
Throw out the first pitch at the Baylor vs. McCallie baseball game hosted at AT&T Park on April 16, 2025, then host your group in one of the Lookouts suites with catered food and beverage service. This might be the most memorable baseball game yet!
Donor: Baylor School Athletics
FOOTBALL TALK WITH COACH ERIK KIMREY
Join Baylor Head Football Coach Erik Kimrey for an evening of all things football. Your party of twelve will be treated to a fun night of football talk, food, and drinks at Tremont Tavern’s “Tremont Spot.”
Note: Exclusive to Baylor community.
Donor: Erik Kimrey, Head Coach - Baylor Football
BAYLOR-MCCALLIE FOOTBALL GAME TAILGATE – FALL 2025
This rivalry game will be played at Baylor again in 2025. You can host your family and friends for the game of the year with a tent on Rike, eight tickets to the game, Chick-Fil-A catering for 50 people, and everyone’s favorite, Tressa’s Baking Company cookies.
Donors: Baylor School Athletics, Chick-Fil-A Brainerd Village, Tressa’s Baking Company
DINKS AND DRINKS
Have a blast with a pickleball party for twelve at Manker Patten Tennis Club. A Manker Patten pro will facilitate games for your group for two hours. This package also includes two custom Baylor pickleball paddles, with frosé and sandwiches from Co-Op Chattanooga.
Note: Date to be mutually agreed, subject to availability, blackout dates apply
Donors: The Co-Op Frosé & Eatery, Ned Caswell/Manker Patten Tennis Club, Lucy and Daniel Sawrie ’91
SAVO RED 6 CULTU RED
CLASS PROJECTS
2ND AMERICAN/GOOD KINSMEN
Visit Good Kinsmen, Chattanooga's premier kitchen and tabletop store, for an evening of learning and fun. In this class, you will use Marcato Atlas pasta machines to make your own sheets of pasta. Then you will assemble a lemon, herb and ricotta ravioli that you will take home for dinner! This event is for eight guests and includes cocktails and appetizers. Then enjoy a second night out with a four-course, familystyle dinner and wine pairing for ten guests at 2nd American.
Note: Good Kinsmen date to be mutually agreed for a Sunday evening in April. 2nd American dinner does not include gratuity; gift certificate valid until Sept. 8, 2025 and reservations must be made at least a week in advance.
Donors: Class of 2031 Parents, 2nd American, Good Kinsmen, Laura Hawthorne Cummings ’96 and John Cummings ’83
ENJOY THREE CULTURED NIGHTS ON THE TOWN
Enjoy three nights on the town, with dinner and a musical. Package includes two tickets to each of the following shows: Hadestown (March 28, 2025), Hamilton (April 29, 2025); and Les Misérables (July 22, 2025), $300 gift certificates to Easy Bistro, St. John’s, and Bridgeman’s; and $300 in Uber certificates. Plus, you can select new attire for your nights out with a $750 gift certificate to Alice Blue.
Note: No ticket exchanges.
Donors: Class of 2030 Parents, Tivoli Theater Foundation
CLASS PROJECTS
CAPE COD ESCAPE
Get away to Cape Cod! Prepare for your trip with $100 gift card to Embellish and $150 gift card to Yacoubian Tailors and pack your new threads in your quintessential Maine L.L.Bean tote. Then enjoy three nights at the amazingly luxurious Chatham Bars Inn, Cape Code’s five-star hotel and spa.
Note: Hotel subject to availability, maximum value of $3,000 for accommodations.
Donors: Class of 2029 Parents, Yacoubian Tailors
EXPAND YOUR TREASURES
Expand your collection of treasures with a beautiful Bob White cuff and Knotted necklace from Louisa Guild Jewelry, a photography package, an oil sketch portrait, and a beautiful Baylor quilt. The cuff is cast in solid brass and like all Louisa Guild Jewelry, is a forever piece soaked in sentiment.
The uniquely designed necklace is made up of three differently sculpted knots. Knots are cast in brass and hang from a substantial goldfilled oval cable chain hanging 17".
You will also enjoy a photography package with Randi Vasquez Khataei Photography to capture moments you will cherish forever! The
package includes a one-hour session (one person or entire family), professionally edited images, private online gallery, unlimited digital downloads, and social media and print release. This package also includes an oil sketch portrait created by Connecticut-based artist, Edward Martinez. Portraits Inc. representative, Jenny Beckham, will help facilitate your portrait. The artist may work from a photograph you choose. You will also receive a custom, queen size, Baylor t-shirt quilt that has been handmade by local artist, Lacey Jones.
Note: Portrait must be requested in time to be completed by March 8, 2026.
Donors: Class of 2028 Parents
ADO RED 10 INSPI RED
CLASS PROJECTS
PALM BEACH GETAWAY
Who would not love a sunny getaway to Palm Beach, Florida? This package includes three nights at The Breakers, one of America's most iconic resorts, dining at a few hot spots on the island, time at The Breakers’ beautiful indoor/outdoor spa, and a little shopping on Royal Poinciana. This could be a wonderful romantic trip or a fabulous mother-daughter weekend away.
Note: Includes the following certificates: $3,000 The Breakers; $400 The Breakers Spa; $200 Buccan; $200 Renato's; $200 Roller Rabbit.
Donors: Class of 2027 Parents
RED ROCKS AMPHITHEATER FOR THE AVETT BROTHERS
A coveted trip to Red Rocks Amphitheatre outside of Denver, Colorado could be yours. Package includes two The Avett Brothers concert tickets on July 12, 2025 plus a $1,840 VISA gift card for flights, hotel, car rental, and dining! Sheltered between two soaring red stone cliffs, Red Rocks is one of America’s great concert venues. It gives concertgoers a chance to see their favorite band while surrounded by nature.
Donors: Class of 2026 Parents
CLASS PROJECTS
RED ALERT 12
GOLF CART FUN
What Baylor student doesn’t want a golf cart? You can make your student happy for days with this 2019 EZ-GO RXV Elite Golf Cart featuring a black exterior with gray premium seat package, rear facing second row seats that fold to flat bed, upgraded wheels and tires, and tinted front windshield. It is lithium battery powered and street-ready with seatbelts, side mirrors, blinker and lights. Will also come with a soundbar and LED light system.
Donors: Class of 2025 Parents
CLASS PROJECT DONORS
6th: SAVORED
Amber and Jim Boles
Kate and Rich Boschi
Nicki and Matt Brock ’91
Amee and Brandon Combs
Carey and Tracy Dozier
Tara and Eric Gordon
Mandy and JD Hickey
Leah and Jay Hill
Laura Allen Jefferies ’01 and Todd Jefferies
Ryan and Alex Kemmet
Katherine and Morgan Kerns
Allison McMahan LaPorta ’01 and Nick LaPorta
Shea Hall and Leland Lusk
Lisa and Jay Moore ’98
Laura and David Paschall
Emily Peck Sharp ’04 and Murray Sharp
Kayci Steadman
Miller and Jake Tallent ’99
Beth Flanagan Webb ’99 and Brian Webb
7th: CULTURED
Brittany Wilkins ’03 and Andrew Anderson
Lizeth Romero and Jose Barriocanal
Andee and Jonathan Guthrie ’92
Lucia Parker Hopper ’90 and Tommy Hopper ’84
Katherine and Morgan Kerns
Katherine Higgason Lentz ’96 and Jason Lentz
Tiffany Townsend ’95 and Todd Matthews
Camila and Drew Neslin
Liz Smith Ritter ’96 and Bill Ritter
Katherine Price Smith ’90 and Scotty Smith ’89
Lauren and Todd Tessier
Emmie and Ty Treadwell
Jenna and John Turnipseed
Beth Flanagan Webb ’99 and Brian Webb
Cindy and Christopher Wiegand
8th: INCREDIBLE
Nicki and Matt Brock ’91
Lea and Ben Caplenor
Amee and Brandon Combs
Maggie Corey ’04
Ashley and Cos DeMatteo
Lyndsay Wagner Frankenberg ’96 and Chris Frankenberg ’94
Kellie and Andrew Guth
Amy Frost Haddock ’97 and John Haddock ’97
Angela and Harris Hawk
Mandy and JD Hickey
Emily Stuart Horn ’95 and Daniel Horn
Ashley and Andrew Ladebauche
Lena and Geoff Levendoski
Krista and Mike Manning
Heather and Jaime Ponce
Sarah and Jason Provonsha
Natalie and Will Reisman ’93
Jen Swafford Richards ’99 and Travis Richards
Jasmin and Erik Rippon
Mitzi and Scott Ruth ’83
Lucy and Daniel Sawrie ’91
Julie and Patrick Stowe
Arie and Reese Veltenaar
The Celebrations committee and Baylor thank all the generous parent donors that contributed to the Class Projects.
CLASS PROJECT DONORS
9th: TREASURED
Nicki and Matt Brock ’91
Ashley and Cos DeMatteo
Susan and Don Dutson
Lyndsay Wagner Frankenberg ’96 and Chris Frankenberg ’94
Merje and Ethan Halevi
Ashley Harmon
Janna and Chris Hawley
Ashley Phlegar Henry ’96 and Clif Henry
Neely Crihfield Hyde ’97 and Anson Hyde
Shelly and Mike Johannessen
Laura and Michael Ketcham
Missy and Patrick Madden
Brooke and John Maedel
Erica and Mike McCrary
Annaliza and Kirk Moorhead
Brandie and Scott Mustard
Camila and Drew Neslin
Angela and Mark Paliotta
Laura and David Paschall
Megan and Erik Peterson
Amanda Rose Rose
Emily Russell
Lucy and Daniel Sawrie ’91
Katherine Price Smith ’90 and Scotty Smith ’89
Miller and Jake Tallent ’99
Lauren and Todd Tessier
Ozgen and Mert Tukel
Jenna and John Turnipseed
Amy and Richard Waag
10th: ADORED
Kristin McCamish Bell ’93 and Matt Bell
Julie and Justin Boller
Jennifer and Brian Burrage
Lea and Ben Caplenor
Meghan and Tim Chatard
Amy and Thomas Cullen
Mary and Jud Dalton
Allison and Ben Dart
Pippa and Brice Englert
Kathy and Berry Fraley
Julie and Carter Garrett
Elizabeth and Heath Haley
Meredith and Woody Hamilton ’87
Jennifer and Jeramie Hoff
Lucia Parker Hopper ’90 and Tommy Hopper ’84
Tammy and Mike Houston
Laetitia and Andrew Hupman
Kacy and Bleau Jasper
Krissy and Charles Joels
Sarita and Steve Johnston
Lena and Geoff Levendoski
Becca and Todd Levin
Lisa and Patrick Luke
Karen and Simone Marannzana
Tyler and Grady McNeely
Tracy and Matthew Moore
Courtney and Jason Painter
Megan and Erik Peterson
Christie and Jason Pitts
Sarah and Jason Provonsha
Natalie and Will Reisman ’93
Lea and David Richardson
Liz Smith Ritter ’96 and Bill Ritter
Denise Rushing
Lucy and Daniel Sawrie ’91
Holly and Skip Schwartz ’91
Elda and Eric Scott
Phynessa McCurry Sewell '97 and Stanley Sewell
Aileen and Matthew Smith
Debbie and Chris Sugden
Dee Dee and Tom Tebeau
Emmie and Ty Treadwell
Tammy and Dale Tuder ’93
Arie and Reese Veltenaar
Sarah and Martin Wheddon
Lani Gao and Weidong Wu
11th: INSPIRED
Amy and John Allen
Ester and Jean-Marc Arenas
Lauren and Peter Boehm ’90
Katie and Philip Byrum ’91
Heather and Kevin Etzler
Jennifer and David Foster
Cruz and Jay Goldstein
Emily and Eric Griffith
Ashley Harmon
Isoke Harris
Ashley Phlegar Henry ’96 and Clif Henry
Jennifer and Andrew Higgs
Creecy and Daniel Johnson
Melissa and Kevin Manner
Maggie and Mike McCallie
Katie and Tim McCorkle
Marla and Andy McDaniel ’94
Erika and Charles Phillips
Dawn and Wayne Richardson
Emily and Joey Shaw
Julie and Patrick Stowe
Dee Dee and Tom Tebeau
Lynn and Davis Thomason
12th: RED ALERT
Laura and Tosh Belsinger
Tonia and Will Cox
Jennifer and Jim Dill
Kelly Reisman Drayer ’89 and Whitney Drayer
Christina and Chad Fisher
Julie and Carter Garrett
Andee and Jonathan Guthrie ’92
Amy Frost Haddock ’97 and John Haddock ’97
Alison Bailey and Scott Hickman
Kelley and Cal Hill
Meredith and Woody Hamilton ’87
Becky and Tony Houston
Cindy and Chip Howalt ’85
Ginna and Ron Jordan
Susan Korthals
Allison and Thomas Lee
Michelle and Ian Leavy
Rand McLaughlin
Brooke and Andy Moore ’92
Telky Lanza-Murphy ’94 and Pete Murphy
Andrea and Jonathan Panter ’97
Margarita and Scott Renegar
Barbara and Matt Royal
Abby and John Sikes
Marci and Sam Sliman
Krista and Doug Stein ’75
Ozgen and Mert Tukel
ACQUISITION DONORS
Nancy & Dustin Bass
Baylor Boy’s Lacrosse
Baylor School
Baylor School Athletics
Baylor School Baseball
Baylor School Basketball
Baylor School Cheerleading
Baylor School Football
Baylor School Volleyball
Baylor Summers
Aaron Brown, Asst. Baylor Tennis Coach
Behind The Wheel Brigade Athletic Club (CrossFit Brigade & Ignite Health Coaching)
BSN Sports
Bud Floral + Home
Sarah Cantrell
Tracy Carlson
Charlotte’s Web
Chattanooga Ballet
Chattanooga FC
Chattanooga Whiskey
Chattanooga Wine and Spirits
Lizzie Chazen ’02
Clean Your Dirty Face
Club Pilates, John Best ’83 Craft Wealth Services
Danshire Market and Design
Davis & Hoss, P.C.
Embellish Collection, Ann Trammell
Newton Bakhaus ’10
Epperson’s, A Fine Jewelry Studio
F45 Training
Fab’rik Chattanooga
Farmer & Thistle
Fink’s Jewelers
Flawless Aesthetics
Forte Fitness
Four Bridges Dermatology and Cosmetics
Andrew Guth
Amy Frost Haddock ’97
Elizabeth and Heath Haley
Haley Reynolds Home
Hilltop Bottleshop
Holy City Mahjong Chattanooga
Honey Seed
hope + mary, Hope Bailey
Shirlene Huang
Hunt & Nest Realty
David Johnson
K :: A Boutique by Katherine Roberts
Kennedy Jewelers
Erik Kimrey, Baylor Football Head Coach
Marian Jones King ’00
Larimar Medspa
Legacy Turf Management
Lookout Liquor and Wine, Kate Fuller
Lookout Mountain Club
Lookout Mountain Recreation Board
Louisa Guild Jewelry
Jenny & Miles Marks ’86
Method Medspa
Michelle Workman Interiors
Mountain Escape Luxury Spa and Boutique
Northshore Liquor & Wine, Sam Patel
Onward Reserve
Optimize U
Orangetheory Fitness, Chattanooga
Michelle & Jason Palmer
Paper Annies
Rebecca & Darin Passer
Barbara Perdomo
Kari & Matt Pollard ’98
Premier Medical Aesthetics
PURE Face Care, Suzanne Igoe
REVIVAL HOME
Scenic City Orthodontics
Shuptrine's Gallery
Signal Skin Care
Sophie's Shoppe
South and Barrel Wine and Spirits
Southeastern Salvage
Southern Soul Yoga
SquareOne Holding Company
The Blowout Co., Chattanooga
The Bright School
The DERM Center
The Sandbox Boutique
The Stanley School
The Sweet and Savory Classroom
The Wellness Source
Lynde Thompson
Thread & Ink Co.
Toyota of Cleveland
Tremont Tavern
Tropical Smoothie
TWO MEN & A TRUCK, Chattanooga
Two Sisters and Jane
Webb Family Orthodontics
Nelson Williams
Yoga Landing Downtown, Kari Pollard and Laura Teal
Yoga Landing Signal Mountain
Tara and Allen Carter ’91
Allen Carter ’91
Charles Mayfield ’92
GBR!
Alice and Billy Oehmig ’67
Margaret ’28 and William ’28
ELESHA & JOHN REID ’87 and GRANT ’20
GO BIG RED!
Nicki and Matt Brock ’91
Elizabeth ’31, George ’29, and Charlotte ’28
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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR BOARDING CLASS OF 2027
KRISTYN and BOYD CLARK
MARY and JUD DALTON PIPPA and BRICE ENGLERT
AMANDA and KEVIN McCOY
TYLER and GRADY McNEELY
Hunter McCoy ’27, Rosemary Clark ’27, Leigh Dalton ’27, Clara McNeely ’27, and Brooks Englert ’27
Missy & Roger Talley proudly support
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THE GUTHRIES ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT BAYLOR CELEBRATIONS 2025
Congratulations to Mary Margaret, Class of 2025, on your upcoming graduation. We love you!
Jonathan ’92, Andee, Mary Margaret ’25, and Molly ’30, Justin ’96, Ashley, Davis ’27, Jack ’29, and Thomas ’32
KATIE HENLEY KISER ’07 AND TIM KISER ’04
The Pettways love Baylor!
Cathy and Patten Pettway ’87
Virginia Pettway Hungerpillar ’14 and dupre Hungerpillar
George Pettway ’16 and Franny Pettway ’18
John W. Beard ’71
(Father of John Beard, Jr. ’99 & Caroline Beard Arnold ’01)
Jeremy Cothern
(Father of Ward Cothern ’32)
Jonathan Guthrie ’92
(Father of Mary Margaret Guthrie ’25 & Molly Guthrie ’30)
Carter J. Lynch, III ’70
(Father of Kate Lynch Taylor ’09)
Jerre B. Mosley
(Father of Audrey Mosley Gilley ’07 & Ethan Mosley ’11)
Eric Oliver
(Father of Jack Oliver ’19, Sarah Kathryn Oliver ’22, & Will Oliver ’24)
Gary R. Patrick
(Father of Sally Patrick Fisher ’02)
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DAWN and BOB BULLARD ’81
CONGRATULATIONS
CHARLOTTE DILLMON AND THE CLASS OF 2025
ELIZABETH and HEATH HALEY MINDY and JOHN TUGMAN
Dr. Jay Jolley ’90
Ellen and Chris Moore, MD ’68
Steve Scorey ’02
Sarah Zane Moore Gomoll ’03
Timothy Moore ’04
Pher Moore ’06
Laura Moore Scorey ’07
Pat Conroy ’70
Jay Moore ’98
Will Conroy ’02
Alexa & William Donnellan ’00
THE COMBS FAMILY
IRIS ANN ’29 and FOSTER ’31
THE HUDSON FAMILY
Alissa ’94 and Phillip Hudson, CeCe ’32, Bear, Darby
SMILE BRIGHT,
WE ARE BAYLOR GBR!
CHARLOTTE ANN HADDOCK ’23
LANEY FROST ’25
ELI HADDOCK ’25
SALLY FROST ’27
GRACIE HADDOCK ’29
MOLLY FROST ’30
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Ava McCoy ’25 | Matthew McCoy ’28 | Conner McCoy ‘30
n COMPREHENSIVE Sports + Orthopaedics
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RiverRun Sports + Ortho, conveniently located in, both, downtown Chattanooga and Hixson, provides high quality surgical and nonsurgical orthopaedic and sports medicine care to patients of all ages. Led by the well-known and accomplished, Dr. David Bruce and Dr. Bill Moore Smith, the RiverRun Team offers multiple services including general and subspecialty orthopaedics, sports medicine, injury care, regenerative medicine, complex fracture care, and more. The goal of RiverRun HEALTH is to help patients live healthy, active lifestyles and perform at their optimal best. RiverRunHEALTH.com
W. DAVID BRUCE, MD | BILL MOORE SMITH, MD
GBR!
THE SOSS FAMILY
Brook & Jason Soss ’97
Ari ’28 & Harlan ’30
Holly Schwartz, Founder Is Proud to support Celebrations ’25
and
HARRY CASH ’74 IS PROUD TO SUPPORT
KATHERINE HIGGASON LENTZ ’96
Blayden Schwartz ’27, Skylar Schwartz ’24,
Skip Schwartz ’91
Caring for Cancer Patients in Chattanooga is a Privi lege
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CONGRATULATIONS TO BAYLOR
Members of the Class of 2024 are attending 88 colleges in 37 states and four countries (Canada, Ireland, The Netherlands, and Switzerland).
40 Baylor grads from the Class of 2024 continued their athletic careers in college. Four Baylor alumni are in the PGA Tour, including Harris English ’07, who won the 2025 Farmers Insurance Open.
Ten Baylor seniors have recently been named National Merit Semifinalists and National Merit Commended students.
Faith is one of Baylor founding values. We are proud of the weekly worship on campus, and the strong participation of students in faith-based campus activities.
