Brentwood Academy Impact Report 2022-2023 by Brentwood Academy

IMPACT

2022-2023 BRENTWOOD ACADEMY ANNUAL REPORT Special tribute to long-time BA Faculty member Barbara Stewart , pg 12

THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY

$821,087 TOTAL RAISED GENEROUS

100% FACULTY PARTICIPATION 75% NATIONAL AVERAGE

80 % PARENT PARTICIPATION 48% NATIONAL AVERAGE

32% GRANDPARENT PARTICIPATION 16% NATIONAL AVERAGE

174 SUSTAINING DONORS

NUMBER OF DONORS WHO HAVE GIVEN FOR 7+ CONSECUTIVE YEARS

ANNUAL FUND IMPACT

Brentwood Academy continues to invest in essential elements of our mission and ministry to nurture and challenge each whole person to the glory of God. Your giving to the Annual Fund helps provide an exceptional academic experience in a Christ-centered environment.

GIVING

ANNUAL FUND

1,023 TOTAL DONORS 115 LEADERSHIP CIRCLE GIVERS ($1,969+)

25% 50% 75% 100% 97% 83% 89% 74% 84% 72% 79% 97% 83% 89% 74% 84% 72% 79% 6th Grade 7th Grade 8th Grade 9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade Grade Level Participation

HEADMASTER

Dear BA Family,

In our efforts to live out the mission and ministry of Brentwood Academy, we have been consistently using a common theme with the simple question, “Well? Well? How was it?” In first day assemblies, we use the question to remind students and faculty that the answer someone else gives to that question may depend on the interaction he or she has had with us that day; we each have more influence than we realize. Similarly, at the final assembly of the school year, with the same question and principle in mind, we invite reflection on our experiences, our growth, and the many ways in which we were supported and encouraged by others. In the process, we recognize that God puts us to use for His purposes as we encourage one another, making each person uniquely positioned to play a vital role in the Brentwood Academy community and culture.

While we pursue the goal of nurturing and challenging each whole person, we remember and acknowledge the lives that have contributed to shaping the BA community from the beginning, in addition to current faculty and parent roles that continue to support the BA ministry and mission. Thanks to generous giving, our faculty continue to develop

their skills through continuing education, to benefit from grants that allow them to explore interests, and to share their expertise with BA faculty and students in return.

Investing into the people in our BA community continues to provide immeasurable returns as our faculty continue to learn, grow, and rest, resulting in a faculty prepared to lead a transformational experience for our students and their families.

As we reflect on the past year and look forward to the coming year, we are reminded of the many ways the Brentwood Academy community at large has supported BA through prayer, encouragement, and financial contributions. With confidence in God’s love and his continued work, on behalf of all the BA community, thank you for the part you play in living out our mission for His glory. I am grateful for the generous hearts and open hands that have allowed us to partner together to impact young men and women to make a generational impact for eternity.

With thankfulness to God for his work in us and through us

Curt Masters, Headmaster

A WORD FROM THE

CLASS OF 2O23

COMMENCEMENT

MAY 28, 2023 |

BRENTWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH

2023 AWARD WINNERS

William Brown Founder’s Award - Davis Allen Greene

Valedictorian – Rachel Grace Thornton

Salutatorian - Lauren Leighann White

Andy Anderson Christian Life Award – Alec Cale Rasmussen

Carlton Flatt Female Athlete Award – Trinity Nicole Fields

Carlton Flatt Male Athlete Award – Casen James Calmus

Clyde E. Swift Faculty Award – Thomas D. Cox, Ed.D.

CONGRATULATIONS

CLASS OF 2023

COLLEGE ACCEPTANCE & ENROLLMENT

LINCOLN JOSEPH AHOLT

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; The University of Alabama; Auburn University; University of Kentucky

AUGUST RICHARD ANTIS

Louisiana State University, Belmont University, University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado State University

MALIK JAMES ARCHIE

The Belonging Co College with Southeastern University

SARAH JAMISON ARTHUR

Belmont University, University of Alabama, University of Mississippi, Samford University

ANNABELLE GENEVA ASHBURN

Texas Christian University, The University of Alabama

ELIJAH DOUGLAS ATKINS

College of Charleston Bridge Program, East Tennessee State University, The University of Mississippi

ELIZABETH BOYD BALDOCK

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Auburn University; Louisiana State University; The University of Mississippi

JACOB WILLIAM BARKER

Auburn University; The University of Alabama in Huntsville; Clemson University; Purdue University; RoseHulman Institute of Technology; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

JORDEN MARCEL BARNES

Dartmouth College

The members of the Class of 2023 are attending 53 different colleges in 23 states across the nation. These students were awarded over 10 million dollars in academic, leadership, and athletic scholarships, not including the Tennessee HOPE Scholarship. Four students were named National Merit Commended Scholars. The following list outlines all of the schools to which each student was offered admission. The college each graduate will attend is listed in bold print.

ALEXANDER DOUGLAS BECK

Bowling Green State University, East Tennessee State University, University of Kentucky, The University of Mississippi, Mississippi State University, Murray State University, Samford University, Western Kentucky University

BRENNAN PRESCOTT BLACKMAN

University of Mississippi

SYDNEY MARIE BROOKS

Berry College, Colorado School of Mines, Lipscomb University

ROBERT MAXWELL BUISSON

Samford University, Belmont University, University of Kentucky, Lipscomb University

LUCAS AARON BUSH

Auburn University; Baylor University; College of Charleston; The University of Mississippi; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

ABIGAIL DUKES BUTLER

Texas Christian University; Auburn University; Clemson University; Lipscomb University; Samford University; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

ANNA CLAIRE CALDWELL

The University of Mississippi

CASEN JAMES CALMUS

The University of Oklahoma, The University of Mississippi

ISAIAH LEON CANE

Carson-Newman University, Elon University, Furman

University, The University of Memphis, Sewanee: The University of the South

HARRISON WHITLOW CHAPMAN

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Texas A&M University

LYDIA AVALON BIZHEN CHAPMAN

Trevecca Nazarene University, Middle Tennessee State University

ZAYLI RAE CHRISTIAN

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Belmont University

ALYSHA KAYANN CLARK

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; The University of Mississippi

JONATHAN RYAN CLARK

Tennessee Technological University

KERRIGAN ALLY CLAYTON

Lipscomb University, Belmont University, Savannah College of Art and Design

ROBERT ANDREW CLEMMER II

Morton College, Abilene Christian University, University of Kentucky, Lipscomb University, The University of Mississippi, Mississippi State University, Tennessee Technological University

ANDREW WILSON COLLIGNON

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; The University of Alabama in Huntsville, Auburn University

STEPHAN CRIDER COOK

The University of Mississippi

GRIFFIN DAVID CROPP

Wheaton College

JEFFREY ELI DARGBEY

Indiana University; Butler University; College of Charleston; University of Kentucky; University of Louisville; Saint Louis University; University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Wittenberg University; Xavier University

FINLEY BAIRD DENNIS

Ringling College of Art and Design; Belmont University; Savannah College of Art and Design; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

EMMERCYN LEIGH DESCHER

The University of Mississippi; The University of Alabama; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

TAYLOR NICOLE DICKINSON

Samford University; The University of Alabama; Auburn University; The University of Mississippi; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

TYLER DIXIE

IMG Academy, Bluffton University, Jackson State University

ELIZABETH RACHEL DONNELLY

Auburn University, The University of Alabama, Furman University, The University of Mississippi, Mississippi State University, University of South Carolina, Texas Christian University

CAROLINE MARGO DRUMM

The University of Alabama, Arizona State University, The University of Mississippi

ELLA CAROLINE DUMONT

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Auburn University; The University of Mississippi; Samford University

MARY MARGARET EDMONDSON

Auburn University, University of Arkansas, Furman University, The University of Mississippi, Mississippi State University, Texas Christian University, Wofford College

GRACE FERRER

University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, University of Kentucky, Middle Tennessee State University, The University of Memphis

TRINITY NICOLE FIELDS

University of North Carolina at Asheville

ELIZABETH SINCLAIR FINUCANE

The University of Mississippi

COLBY WILLIAM FLANAGAN

The University of Mississippi, The University of Oklahoma

ELYSSA YVONNE FRASER

Purdue University; Auburn University; Clemson University; Florida State University; University of South Florida; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

RODERICK OTTO FREEMAN II

Florida State University Panama City; Florida A&M University; Louisiana State University; University of Louisville; Morehouse College; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

JOHN MATTHEW GONAS

Purdue University, Baylor University, Butler University, Clemson University, Furman University, Indiana University, Texas Christian University

ALEXANDER JAMES GOSSER

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; The University of North Carolina at Charlotte

SADIE WELLS GOWER

Baylor University, Belmont University, Wake Forest University

DAVIS ALLEN GREENE

University of Pennsylvania, Auburn University, Clemson University, University of Georgia

RICHARD GRIFFIN

Mount Saint Joseph University

TAYLOR JEANETTE GRIMES

Florida A&M University, Seton Hall University

BRADIE GRAYSON GUNTER

The University of Mississippi

EVELYNE JEAN HAMILTON

Pepperdine University, The University of Alabama, Grand Canyon University

WAKIUS BRONTEZ HEREFORD II

Sussex County Community College, The University of Memphis

AVERI ELIZABETH HODGE

College of Charleston; The University of Alabama; Auburn University; Belmont University; The University of Mississippi; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

BRODEN QUINN HOLMAN

Boston College, University of San Diego

KATIE MEI HOUSER

Samford University; Auburn University; Baylor University; Liberty University; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

ROBERT ASLAN HULLETT

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Tennessee Technological University

MARY ELAINE HUSBAND

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; University of Arkansas; The University of Mississippi

PETER EVAN HUSBAND

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; The University of Alabama; University of Arkansas; Belmont University; Louisiana State University; The University of Mississippi; Samford University

SAMUEL WADE HYATT

Tennessee Technological University, The University of Alabama in Huntsville, East Tennessee State University, Mississippi State University

SOPHIE WYNNE JACOBSON

The University of Mississippi

ANNA LOUISE JANES

Belmont University; Elon University; Furman University; Louisiana Tech University; Samford University; University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Texas Christian University

AVERY GRACE JOHNSON

Florida Gulf Coast University, University of Arkansas, Liberty University, Louisiana State University, Samford University

BRADEN JACK JONES

Auburn University, High Point University, University of Kentucky, The University of Mississippi

KOLBY LOVE JONES

Tennessee State University, Birmingham-Southern College

COLTON HARPER KARECK

Liberty University, Taylor University

GEORGE EMERSON LASTER

United States Naval Academy Prep School

DEVON ASHER LEWIS

Tennessee Technological University

ELLIOT NICHOLAS LOVINS

Tennessee Technological University; University of Tennessee at Chattanooga; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

MATTIE KATE MACINTYRE

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Auburn University; Belmont University; College of Charleston; The University of Mississippi; Samford University

NIKOLAS VINCENT MARINO

Allegheny College; Baylor University; Case Western Reserve University; University of Dallas; Florida Southern College; Knox College; University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Texas Christian University

ELLA ANN MCCARTER

Belmont University, The University of Mississippi

HAYES ALYBEL MCCLENDON

The University of Mississippi, University of Hawai’i at Mānoa, Louisiana State University

RISTOW FRANKLIN MCCLINTOCK

Montana State University; Auburn University; University of Cincinnati; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

LAUREN ELISE MCCOMAS

Baylor University; University of Arkansas; Belmont University; Liberty University; Samford University; Southern Methodist University; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

FOSTER KALYN MCCONNELL

University of Richmond, High Point University

WILLIAM DEAN MCCOY

Tennessee Technological University; The University of Alabama in Huntsville; Bryan College; Chattanooga State Community College; Columbia State Community College; University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Volunteer State Community College; Western Kentucky University

LEO TOBIAS MCKEEHAN

University of San Diego, DePaul University, Florida International University, Loyola University Chicago, Pratt Institute, Rollins College, Xavier University

CECILIA MAE MONTIEL

University of Cincinnati, University of Central Florida, Louisiana State University

TAYLOR ANNE MOORE

University of Miami, The University of Alabama, The University of Mississippi

JACKSON PALMER MORSE

Auburn University, The University of Alabama, University of Arkansas

DREYLON TYLER MOSS

Tusculum University, Austin Peay State University, Berry College, Bryan College, Florida Atlantic University, Louisiana State University, University of Louisville, The University of Memphis, Western Kentucky University

CAROLINE ELIZABETH NETOLICKY

Rhodes College, Butler University

JAYSON DENNIS NIXON

Faulkner University, Lee University

KELSEY JOANNA NYGREN

University of Tennessee, Knoxville

MASON PATRICK PEDEN

Auburn University; University of Georgia; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

JOSEPH MEYER PEREIRA

Southern Methodist University, Arizona State University, University of Arkansas, University of Kentucky, Louisiana State University, Mississippi State University, University of Missouri, The University of Oklahoma

EBONY BERNÉ PERRY

Trevecca Nazarene University, The University of Memphis

PARKER ELIZABETH PLAYLE

University of Miami

ATHAN LUKE POHLMAN

The University of Mississippi, Auburn University, Coastal Carolina University

ELLA ANN PORTALE

Western Kentucky University

ELIZABETH HODGES POWELL

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; The University of Alabama; University of Arkansas; Belmont University; The University of Mississippi; Samford University

ALEC CALE RASMUSSEN

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; The University of Alabama; Auburn University; Baylor University; Clemson University; University of Georgia; Texas Christian University

LAUREN ELIZABETH RIDGWAY

Auburn University; The University of Alabama; The University of Mississippi; Southern Methodist University; University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Texas Christian University

SLOAN ROYAL ROSENBAUM

University of Kentucky, The University of Alabama, Louisiana State University, The University of Mississippi, Mississippi State University

MATTISON MACLAINE SANDERSON

Belmont University, American University, Rollins College

WYATT WILLIAM SAPONARI

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Auburn University; Mississippi State University

SUTTON MARTIN SCHOTTENHEIMER

Auburn University; University of Arkansas; Indiana University; The University of Mississippi; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

ESSEX BENJAMIN SCOTT II

Cumberland University, Middle Tennessee State University

IAN COLE SCOTT

Dartmouth College, Carson-Newman University, Indiana University, Samford University, University of South Carolina, Valparaiso University

ALVASIA JEWEL SHANE

Lynn University, Florida Atlantic University, University of Miami, Palm Beach Atlantic University

EDRIC JABARI SIMMONS

University of Kentucky

GRACE ANNE SIMPSON

The University of Mississippi, Belmont University

CARSON THOMAS SMITH

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; The University of Alabama, Auburn University

JAMES LUCAS SMITH

Furman University; University of Kentucky; Samford University; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

SEAN THOMAS SMITH

Lipscomb University; Abilene Christian University; Charleston Southern University; The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina; Harding University; Lee University; Wingate University

CAMELA G. SORENSEN

Liberty University

MENSI JAMES STIFF

The University of Mississippi

SADIE ELIZABETH SUTTON

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; University of Arkansas; University of Kentucky; The University of Mississippi

EMMACHELLE RENEE TABSCOTT

Montana State University; Auburn University; University of Central Florida; University of Colorado Boulder; The University of Mississippi; University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Texas Christian University

RACHEL GRACE THORNTON

Baylor University, Davidson College, Texas Christian University, Villanova University, Wake Forest University

GEORGIA MAURI WAGNER

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Auburn University; College of Charleston

JONATHAN ROBERT WARD JR.

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Auburn University; The University of Mississippi; Samford University

HALEY ELIZABETH WARREN

Samford University, Auburn University, Baylor University, Belmont University, Clemson University, Furman University, High Point University, Texas Christian University

LUCAS STONE WASHBURN

Liberty University

JAELIN NICHOLLE WATERS

Lipscomb University, Austin Peay State University, University of Kentucky, The University of Mississippi, Samford University, Sewanee: The University of the South, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Tennessee Technological University, Western Kentucky University

PARKER STEVENS WAYMIRE

Western Kentucky University, Austin Peay State University, University of Tennessee at Martin

JACOB MICHAEL WEBER

Wheaton College, Birmingham-Southern College, Carson-Newman University, The University of Mississippi, Samford University

LUKE GAITHER WELLS

University of Tennessee, Knoxville; The University of Alabama; The University of Mississippi; Samford University

LAUREN LEIGHANN WHITE

United States Naval Academy, Baylor University, Texas A&M University, United States Military Academy, University of Virginia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

SAMUEL JAY WIDMAIER

Lipscomb University, Belmont University, Lee University, Samford University

AUDREY LAINE WIECHART

University of Kentucky; The University of Alabama; Auburn University; The University of Mississippi; University of Tennessee, Knoxville

KATHERINE BLAIR WILLIAMS

Auburn University; University of Tennessee, Knoxville; Texas Christian University

CHILDREN OF ALUMNI

Jake Barker ’23 Amy Partain Barker ’88 Aly Clark ’23 Jennifer Ann Neill Clark ’97 Jim Clark ’97 Griffin Cropp ’23 David Cropp ’85 Meg Edmondson ’23 Thomas Edmondson ’94 Sinclair Finucane ’23 Michael Finucane ’90 Sadie Gower ’23 Amy Fulcher Gower ’94 Davis Greene ’23 Amy Rutledge Greene ’98 MiMi Husband ’23 Lyle Husband ’93 Amy Neill Husband ’93

Peter Husband ’23 Phil Husband ’89 Mattie Kate MacIntyre ’23 Matt MacIntyre ’88 Carson Smith ’23 Meg Rutledge Smith ’02 Peyton Smith ’02 Sadie Sutton ’23 Karen Schwartz Sutton ‘90 Jack Ward ’23 Terri Bolden Ward ’93 Jake Weber ’23 April Tanner Weber ’93 Kate Williams ’23 Shay Williams ’90

Barbara Stewart

A GENERATIONAL IMPACT ON BRENTWOOD ACADEMY

by Jan Rodgers Dale ‘80

It is said that the impact of a great teacher can never be erased; his or her influence in our lives never stops. This statement epitomizes Barbara Stewart and the impact she had on the students of Brentwood Academy for 50 years. Mrs. Stewart’s effect was not limited to the classroom and her knowledge of history. She also influenced students by being the faculty sponsor for Youth in Government, Model UN, and the National Honor Society. Her presence encouraged growth in character and virtue, deeply affecting the lives of her students, colleagues, and friends.

Mrs. Stewart dedicated her life to making sure that her students understood their past. She was passionate about history and used her love of art as a way to make it more tangible. Sitting in Mrs. Stewart’s classroom, history came alive. Her vivid descriptions of King Tut’s tomb allowed her to explain ancient Egyptian life. Her story of Pheidippides running 26 miles to Sparta to warn of the Persian’s advances on Athens showed the disadvantages of the city-state as a form of government and the reason for the eventual rise of the Roman Empire. Her passion and dedication to her craft inspired many of her students to major or minor in history and inspired others to become teachers themselves. Her love for learning has also encouraged many of her students to travel all over

the world to see what she so accurately described from memory and in detail through slides on an overhead projector.

Mrs. Stewart’s classes not only instilled knowledge, but they also prepared her students for their next endeavor: college. Each test she gave ended with one or two essay questions whose value amounted to at least a quarter of the total point value of the test. In order to pass, students were required to synthesize vast amounts of information into overarching themes and were required to lace their answer with details and/or dates, thus proving thorough knowledge of the subject. Analysis and evaluation of these historical events and their meaning challenged students to think critically and

to reason through problems as seen throughout history. Although many students probably dreaded these challenging questions, Mrs. Stewart’s tests gave her students an advantage by preparing them for what was expected of them in college, giving them the confidence they needed to succeed.

By sponsoring Youth in Government (YIG) and Model UN, Mrs. Stewart showed her students the importance of their civic responsibility on both a local and global level. Involvement in YIG gave students an interactive understanding of the three branches of government and inspired countless students to become lawyers and lobbyists, to work in campaigns and administrations, and to faithfully be active in the political process at a variety of

levels. Her sponsorship of Model UN gave students a love for international affairs and a real yearning to look beyond the world of BA, Tennessee, and even the United States. She encouraged her students to see what was happening around the world and to recognize how humanity is interconnected.

Mrs. Stewart revered the example of Tip O’Neill and Howard Baker—adversaries who could fight by day on the Senate floor and have dinner that night laughing and joking about the day’s events. Today our country is politically divided, and people are vocal about their opinions, but Mrs. Stewart offered an alternative approach. She encouraged her students to have respect for each other and to listen before speaking. She respected all views, never imposing her opinion on any student but instead challenging each person to think and defend their perspective with facts and integrity. At YIG and Model UN, she truly loved nothing more than hearing her students’ accounts of the day’s events each night. As she was fond of reminding her students—especially when they were to representing BA—it was imperative to “behave with actions becoming a lady or a gentleman, using proper etiquette and decorum,” and “early is on time, on time is late, and late is unacceptable.”

As the sponsor for the National Honor Society (NHS), Mrs. Stewart impressed upon others her value of academic excellence and her belief in serving others. She expected the most of her students, raising the bar and challenging them to do their very best. She made a point of continuing to learn new things throughout her life and encouraged others to do the same. Service was an integral component of membership in the NHS, ensuring that academically gifted students were engaging with the world outside of their books and helping others along the way. In this role, Mrs. Stewart exhibited quiet but strong leadership, modeling for others how to lead with grace and excellence.

Finally, for those who sought out Mrs. Stewart as an advisor or mentor, she was a loyal confidant and dear friend. Someone close to me upon her passing said, “she took many of the secrets of my high school years with her to the grave.” She knew how to listen intently, giving wise counsel and advice only when it was asked of her. Mrs. Stewart encouraged cooperation and made the most mundane things (cleanup in the girls’ bathroom two years in a row) fun and purposeful. When my last child graduated from BA in 2015, Mrs. Stewart started insisting I call her Barbara, saying, “because we are friends.” At first, this was unthinkable;

I struggled with the concept. Yet, as our conversations continued even as I moved away from Nashville, I realized that this was her gift to me—her sweet and dear friendship—and that influence will never end.

GIFTS MADE IN MEMORY OF BARBARA STEWART

1 Anonymous Donor

Rick and Nancy Simpkins ’73 Brasher

Lulu Luton Clark ‘76

Paul and Sara Compton

Terry Cooksey ‘81

Constantine and Carol Doukas

Darryl ‘74 and Anne Adams ‘75 Edmonds

Carlton and Judy Flatt

Clarke ‘85 and Julie Futch

Rick and Lisa Greene

Leah Phelps Hoskins

Todd and Danielle Faris ’88 Hulgan

Fielding and Ellen Jewell

Burke Kinnaird

Hal Laster

Steve and Kelly Norton

Kevin and Raja O’Brien

Andrew ‘97 and Lauren Parrish

David Peden ‘97

Mike and Trisha Peek

Caroline Powell ‘21

Dusty and Lynn Beasley ‘74 Rhoades

Steve and Molly Edmondson ‘86 Rollins

Deby Samuels

Maxey ‘73 and Debbie Krauth ‘73 Sanders

Bob and Pia Rooth ‘78 Tinsley

Justin and Lida Hoskins ‘87 VanOrman

David and Laura Jungmichel ‘74 Williams

Richmond ‘93 and Christina Williams

Jerry and Jane Winfield

Jeffrey and Nikki Brock ‘80 Wright

W hy Relationships are the Heart of BA

By Nancy Simpkins Brasher ‘73

As I was sitting with Mr. Brown, the founding head of school, and fellow classmate, Jeri Campbell Moore ’73, at Mrs. Barbara Stewart’s celebration of life, memories of the last 50 years rolled through my mind. Jackson Peden ’21, Gif Thornton ’80, and Suzanne Graf McLemore ’77, spoke of similar recollections of Mrs. Stewart’s passion for history, travel, and education. Although decades apart, much remains the same.

The Academy Singers beautifully sang “Be Wise,” and true to form, we wept or at least got a little teary, as we listened to the powerful yet simple lyrics Jenny Oldham, longtime fine arts chair, arranged 34 years ago. 8th graders process in the 8th Grade Celebration to this longstanding traditional song and are told that in four years, they will hear it again at Commence¬ment. The impact of the words is eternal: “Wise men still seek the Savior. Be wise.” The community known as Brentwood Academy parents, teachers, coaches, and students taught us this truth as we learned together. “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge; but fools despise wisdom and instruction.”

Proverbs 1:7. Although decades apart, much remains the same.

Sitting behind us at the celebration were retired and much revered faculty members: Judy Flatt (Spanish faculty and wife of legendary Coach Flatt), Sue Gering (director of admission), Judith Reynolds (science faculty), along with parent volunteer Raja O’Brien. They are mothers of eleven alumni children who invested their lives working and volunteering incomputable hours at BA.

All three of these women left strong legacies of dedication through prayer and work, as have thousands of parents since 1969. Although decades apart, much remains the same.

Mr. Masters regularly reminds our students, faculty, and parents that “you have more influence than you know.” As I gazed around the theatre, I recounted such sweet and difficult memories with almost everyone present. Victories, defeats, joys, and sorrows all in a community called Brentwood Academy that the Lord brought together under His providence, faithfulness, and kindness. With a heart of overflowing gratitude, our community comes together for celebrations and grief. Oh, how very grateful I am for the people who have come through the doors on Granny White! The mission of Brentwood Academy to nurture and challenge is still very much alive! Although decades apart, much remains the same.

“Wise men still seek the Savior. Be wise.”

A CULTURE OF Generosity

It’s through your generous giving that Brentwood Academy flourishes. We are able to fulfill our mission to nurture and challenge each whole person – body, mind, and spirit – to the glory of God because of our generous community of parents, grandparents, alumni, parents of alumni, faculty, staff, trustees and friends. Please know how grateful we are for all you do and the many ways you support the mission and ministry of Brentwood Academy. We always welcome the opportunity for a conversation with you regarding the many ways you can support BA:

THE BA FUND

Your yearly gifts to the BA Annual Fund bridge the gap between tuition and the full cost of a Brentwood Academy education. It supports the general operating budget and additional programs and activities that directly benefit students.

ENDOWMENT FUNDS

Gifts to Brentwood Academy Endowed Funds provide income to BA in perpetuity.

CAPITAL GIFTS

Capital gifts allow Brentwood Academy to plan and build for the future.

PLANNED GIFTS

Donors can remember the school through their estate plans or other deferred giving arrangements such as charitable remainder trusts, life insurance policies, retirement plan assets, or real estate. A deferred gift through your estate is a simple way to make a positive impact on Brentwood Academy. Larger deferred gifts may establish endowment funds, creating a lasting impact. By providing for Brentwood Academy in your estate plans, you enhance the lives of future students for generations to come.

IRA ROLL OVERS

If you are 70 ½ or older and taking mandatory income distributions from your IRA, you can avoid the income tax generated by these distributions by directing a gift directly from your IRA to Brentwood Academy. You can direct up to $100,000 per year – it’s a great tax planning tool.

ALUMNI BRICKS

We invite our alumni to participate in our Alumni Garden by purchasing an alumni brick. The bricks are a focal point of the garden and a beautiful way to recognize your time at BA. Each brick symbolizes the foundation and the path taken by our Brentwood Academy graduates. Every brick that is purchased is inscribed with the alum’s name and graduation year. Alumni bricks are a wonderful way to honor a Brentwood Academy graduate!

MATCHING GIFTS

Did you know you can double or even triple your impact to Brentwood Academy with a corporate match? Experts estimate that billions of dollars in matching gift funds are unclaimed each year. Do you or your spouse work for one of the many companies with a matching gift program? Check with your HR Department and ask if your company has or would consider a matching gift program.

Forward GROWING IN MIDDLE SCHOOL

BA’s middle school experience was enhanced by increased student academic support, new exploratory course offerings, and a dedicated Middle School Christian Life Director for the 2022-2023 school year. These additions, made possible because of the generous financial support of our donors, had a direct impact on students, faculty, and parents in our BA community.

Enhanced Exploratory Offerings

Middle school is a time for exploration when students often learn of new interests and gifts. Our 8th grade exploratory courses are designed with this end in mind, and students experienced two new exploratory classes this year, Capstone and Communications.

Our Capstone class stretches our students to think critically while developing their research and presentation skills. This is accomplished by students researching a great idea and synthesizing what they learned. Next, the students present the idea by developing and telling a compelling story, including graphics and public speaking, while learning to effectively receive feedback.

In our digital age, so much communication occurs through text messaging and social media. At the same time, it is essential that our students develop strong interpersonal communication skills, and our new Communications class focuses on intentional skill development in this area. Students learn about aspects of positive verbal communication skills, including having meaningful conversations. Students have learning experiences that help with memory techniques, powerful introductions, and building confidence in public speaking.

Middle School Christian Life

A Middle School Christian Life Director role was created to focus on the unique developmental aspects related to middle school students’ spiritual formation. J.D. Binger, middle school teacher and coach, enthusiastically accepted this position. While reflecting on the first year in the role, Mr. Binger shared the following highlights:

• Expanding mentorship opportunities by developing deeper relationships with students,

• Developing and refining Middle School Christian Life class curricula, and

• Further developing and focusing on current and new Middle School Christian Life events such as Operation Christmas Child.

Mr. Binger recently shared that for the 2023-2024 school year, he plans to explore ideas to further facilitate middle school spiritual formation. These ideas include on-campus prayer gatherings and off-campus Bible Studies as well as partnering with our Middle School athletics department to strengthen the connection between faith and sports.

These advancements are a few examples of how the growth-focused mindset of our faculty and the generous financial support of our donors allows Brentwood Academy to best serve students, parents, and faculty.

Middle School students gather for chapel led by Middle School Christian Life Director, J.D. Binger

MEMORIAL TEACHER GRANTS

Brentwood Academy faculty have the opportunity to apply for the Cindy Tripp Memorial Endowment Grant and the Charlotte Callis Memorial Teacher Enrichment Grant, both available to full time BA faculty with more than three years of experience. These grants, generously funded by the Tripp and Callis families, aid in the flourishing of BA faculty by providing an opportunity for financial support to pursue activities that are restful, exciting, and refreshing, with the goal of inspiring personal growth and adding joy to their lives.

Charlotte Callis Grant

This year’s recipients of the Charlotte Callis Memorial Teacher Enrichment Grant are Ms. Mandy Skaggs Allender ’97, middle school math faculty, and Coach Buddy Alexander ’84, middle school athletic director.

Ms. Allender will traveled to Savannah, Georgia with her four children. In addition to enjoying the rich culture and history of the city, Ms. Allender will had the opportunity to take her youngest adopted son to his birthplace.

Coach Alexander was a classmate of Charlotte’s and enjoyed the opportunity to attend the College Baseball World Series in Omaha, Nebraska where good friend

and BA Dad Scott Cline (Easton ’17) will served as an umpire at the series. Coach Alexander is a former college player and coached baseball at Brentwood Academy for 24 years. He says it has been a lifelong dream to attend the MCWS.

Cindy Tripp Grant

This year’s recipients of the Cindy Tripp Memorial Endowment Grant are Mrs. Jane-Ann Myers and Mr. Jimmy Ker.

Mrs. Myers enjoyed a time of rest, relaxation, and reflection as she used her grant to explore San Antonio, Texas and made her way through a stack of books.

Mr. Ker, a motorcycle enthusiast, rode his bike through the East Tennessee mountains to take part in the BMW U.S. Rider Academy. Located at the BMW Performance Center near Spartanburg, South Carolina, this is North America’s premier motorcycle and automotive training facility.

Mandy Allender ’97 Buddy Alexander ’84 Jane-Ann Myers Jimmy Ker

Celebrating Retiring Faculty & Staff

Faithful Service

Thank you to two long-time members of our Brentwood Academy family who retired at the end of the 2023 school year.

Whether setting up tables and chairs or in coat and tie to greet families on Admission Day, Dan Billington served the school for 13 years as BA’s Director of Maintenance, maintaining and assisting with campus facilities, events, and programs on campus. No task ever seemed too small, and Dan was always on call, willing to meet the many needs of our faculty and staff. He cared about every part of the BA mission and was an integral part of delivering it. Many mornings he could be found reading scripture and praying with students before they started their Saturday School assignments. Dan’s spirit of cooperation and love for the school will be missed.

Long-time Science Department faculty member Col. Kent Bradford retired after a 17-year teaching career. Col. Bradford joined BA in 2006 after serving 30 years as a USMC Colonel. “The Colonel,” as he was respectfully known at BA, held the position of Dean of Students for seven years and taught several science subjects including Marine Biology, Anatomy, and Physiology. Col. Bradford helped lead the Brentwood Academy WILDerness Club, facilitating trips throughout the country, and served as an integral part of BA’s security team.

Dan Billington Kent Bradford

ALUMNI DAY OF GIVING

This spring, Brentwood Academy launched the inaugural Alumni Day of Giving. Designed to bring alumni and parents of alumni together, this 24-hour online fundraising event celebrated and supported BA’s Annual Fund by offering an opportunity for these donors to contribute to a common goal.

Each decade of alumni competed with one another through an online platform, resulting in donations of over $100,000 from 11 states, with representation from every graduation year. Of the donors who gave during Alumni Day of Giving, 85% were alumni and 15% were parents of alumni.

“We were particularly excited to see the enthusiasm from so many young alumni, including about 20% of the graduates from the Class of 2022, who chose to give back. Many young alums chose to give their graduation year, for example $20.22,” says Kelly Smith, Assistant Director of Development.

“BA is where I found my lifelong friends who I consider family. It brought me the greatest memories from my teenage years. I feel that BA prepared me for the aspects of life I have already experienced since graduation. BA is where I grew up and where I discovered many of the people I adore to this day. I would hope future students will have a similar experience. I want to give back to a place that gave me so much, including memories, friends, and a foundation of life.”

Emma Grace Thrasher ‘19

EMMA GRACE WILL GRADUATE IN DECEMBER FROM MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY WITH A DEGREE IN SPECIAL EDUCATION.

“I choose to give back to Brentwood Academy because of the impact I see daily in my life as an alum. There are so many key people from my days at BA that poured into me on both the good days and the tough ones. There are many former teachers that I still have close relationships with today. I’m one of four siblings impacted by this school and my dad, uncles, and many cousins are BA grads as well. Giving back is an easy way to show my appreciation.”

Luke Collins ‘20

LUKE ATTENDED THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, CHATTANOOGA AND IS NOW WORKING AS A TOUR MANAGER IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY.

“The impact that BA has had on me is something that I not only see day in and day out, but in my life as a whole. I wholeheartedly believe that I am better able to show the love of Christ to others because of the love that BA has poured into me. Giving to Brentwood Academy is a small way to try and give back to a place that has given me more than I could ever return. I think that it is important that future students can receive the same stellar opportunity that I was given through the help of others, which is why I chose to give.”

Lindsey Lumsdaine ‘22

LINDSEY IS MAJORING IN COMMUNICATION STUDIES AND SOCIOLOGY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA

“Brentwood Academy has impacted my life in many different aspects. Whether it is academically, physically, or spiritually, there are many things I still cherish from my seven years spent at BA. One way I have been impacted the most is by the community I gained from my time there. BA has blessed me with many friends and teachers that now feel like family. I am confident in the people that surround me and lift me up and know that I could depend on them for anything and at any given time.

I care about the future of BA because I want students younger than me to also be surrounded by a community that cares for them throughout their time there and after. It’s a place I want to always cherish and continue to come back to, which is why I gave and will continue to give to the school.”

Kate Descher ’21

KATE IS A KINESIOLOGY/NURSING MAJOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE

Young alumni share why they chose to be a part of the inaugural Alumni Day of Giving.

BRENTWOOD ACADEMY PARENTS ASSOCIATION

MAKING A DIFFERENCE! BAPA

BAPA DONATIONS TO BA IN THE 2022-2023 SCHOOL YEAR INCLUDED:

Purchase of a new van for BA faculty and staff to use. This was an asset to all of those who do not have a CDL (Commercial Drivers’ License), enabling all teachers and coaches to have access to an additional form of transportation for their students and athletes.

Provided weekly breakfast for BA Dads.

Purchased a tent and a grill for our BA Dads, who volunteer to grill for many of our BA events.

Upgraded our technology for the concession stands to streamline processes for our volunteers and customers.

Offset the cost of the school-wide Parent Social in the Fall.

Provided money for each student in the middle school to experience

a community-building event that included an ice cream truck. Each freshman and sophomore were also provided with a “treat” from BAPA.

Purchased t-shirts for all rising seniors.

Provided our Senior class with the funding for Senior Survivor, Senior Breakfast, Homecoming decorations, and multiple snacks, treats and meals on their Senior Trip

Funded a lunch, food and other treats for Teacher Appreciation Week, along with multiple breakfasts, snack bars, and an end of the year lunch for faculty and staff.

Provided funding for School Spirit to encourage our student body to come and support our athletes and games, matches and meets.

Guests gathered at the Loveless Barn on April 6, 2023 for the BA Barn Bash. BAPA (Brentwood Academy Parents’ Association) once again put together an unforgettable night. The evening featured dinner, a live auction, and a fantastic line-up of some of Nashville’s most talented hit songwriters, including BA alum and Big Machine Recording Artist Conner Smith ‘19 who was joined on stage by singer/songwriters Josh Kerr and Parker Welling, the very talented daughter of Suzanne Taylor Welling ‘82. Scott Holmes ‘91 kept the crowd laughing throughout the evening as the emcee. The event not only raised funds for BA, but a portion of the proceeds from the auction were also given to The Covenant School’s parent association to help them meet the many needs of the Covenant family. Thank you to everyone who made the BA Barn Bash such a success!

2023

OF PHILANTHROPY Celebration

On Sunday, March 5, 2023, Lanesia and David Strange graciously opened their home so Brentwood Academy could celebrate and thank our leadership donors. Guests were able to enjoy wonderful hors d’oeuvres poolside in the Strange’s lovely backyard while the BA Jazz Band played in the background. Curt Masters shared some updates about the school and prayed a blessing of Thanksgiving for all that God has provided. Whether you were able to be with us in person or not, we would like all our donors to know how grateful we are for each of you!

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DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

Why Give to Brentwood Academy?

my pleasure to serve as Brentwood Academy’s Director of Development. When asked what I do, I say that I help our school partner with the Brentwood Academy community to create a culture of philanthropy. A generous school culture ensures that students, faculty, staff, and trustees leave a better BA than we found for the generations yet to come. We are standing on shoulders of supporters who went before us over 50 years ago, and it is now our turn to steward this great mission.

fellow Christian School colleague, Bruce Lockerbie, has written, “Christian schools are bathed in prayer and fueled by dollars.” parents invest many dollars in tuition, yet Brentwood Academy’s mission and ministry depends on generous giving beyond tuition to deliver exceptional programming and facilities for both today and tomorrow. The facilities and real estate we enjoy today were all funded by former families through voluntary gift support rather than tuition. We need the support of all parents, alumni, parents of alumni, grandparents, faculty, staff, and trustees to ensure BA’s light shines brightly now and in the future.

far, the case I have made for “why give” is the same case for any quality independent school. It is the nature of the independent school funding model. So, what makes Brentwood Academy any different? Why give to BA? Giving to Brentwood Academy supports so much more than a student’s education. Giving provides resources to facilities and programs that support Christian student leadership, athletics, the arts, tuition assistance, and more. Your gifts are an important part in helping launch young men and women into the world well, so they can be salt and light to all they encounter.

Brentwood Academy the gospel of Jesus Christ is boldly proclaimed and advanced. We hope that our donors see their gifts transformational investments in the Kingdom of God and trust that He will do immeasurably more than we can imagine through our mission and ministry.

In Christ,

A WORD FROM THE

MEET THE

DEVELOPMENT TEAM

Brentwood Academy believes successful fundraising happens when relationships are fostered and donors are given the opportunity to support a priority that speaks to their family. We want to get to know you better, so why not get to know us better?

JASON POWELL, ED.D. DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

WHERE DID YOU GO TO COLLEGE? Florida State University and University of Central Florida WHAT INSPIRES YOU AT WORK? Being with people. The Kingdom of God is a party, and it’s hard to party without people!

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE BRENTWOOD ACADEMY EVENT? Every home football game.

WHAT IS THE MOST RANDOM THING IN YOUR OFFICE? A gift from a mentor. A glass cube with a question mark in the middle. We must be sure we are asking ourselves and answering the right question.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE BIBLE VERSE? II Corinthians 12:9-10

WHAT WOULD YOUR WALK-UP SONG BE? Tyler Childers-Way of the Triune God

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KELLY

SMITH ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

WHERE DID YOU GO TO COLLEGE? The University of Georgia and Lipscomb University.

WHAT INSPIRES YOU AT WORK? Brentwood Academy is more than a school. For some it is an introduction to Jesus Christ. That is a pretty righteous calling to support.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE BRENTWOOD ACADEMY EVENT? Football games always top the list, but our Alumni Easter Egg Hunt is a very sweet tradition.

WHAT WOULD BE YOUR WALK-UP SONG? Baba O’Riley – The Who

WHAT IS THE MOST RANDOM THING IN YOUR OFFICE? An acrylic alumni award in the shape and likeness of UGA’s mascot for the Nashville chapter winning Chapter of Excellence this year.

DO YOU HAVE ANY PETS? I have two French Bulldogs, George and Beans.

JENNIFER BARBERIE DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR

WHERE DID YOU GO TO COLLEGE? Tulane University and the University of Southern California.

WHAT INSPIRES YOU AT WORK? I love finding ways to better connect our donors to BA’s mission and ministry.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE BRENTWOOD ACADEMY ACTIVITY? I love our Fine Arts productions. We have so many talented students!

DO YOU HAVE ANY PETS? A one-year-old, sweet little Cavapoo named Peaches.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE BIBLE VERSE? Isaiah 41:10

WHAT WOULD BE YOUR WALK-UP SONG? Phil Wickham - Battle Belongs

ZACH WATSON

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

WHERE DID YOU GO TO COLLEGE? Auburn University

WHAT INSPIRES YOU AT WORK? Helping others and working towards a goal that is greater than myself.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE BRENTWOOD ACADEMY EVENT? Homecoming Pep Rally and Bonfire.

WHAT IS A PERSONAL GOAL YOU HAVE? Lead my kids to continue to walk with Christ.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE BIBLE VERSE? Philippians 4:12-13

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE SPOT ON CAMPUS? The soccer field parking lot for BA Dads and the football field, two places where many relationships have been formed

LEE LEE ROBINSON GIFTS MANAGER & DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR

WHERE DID YOU GO TO COLLEGE? The University of Vermont a WHAT INSPIRES YOU AT WORK? I enjoy solving the puzzles of the workplace, such as reporting, data queries, and planning events.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE BRENTWOOD ACADEMY ACTIVITY/EVENT/TRADITION?

Senior Survivor Day!

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE BIBLE VERSE? Colossians 3:13-14

WHAT WOULD BE YOUR WALK-UP SONG? I really like “Jesus Take the Wheel,” by Carrie Underwood, and a very close second is “Where I Find God,” by Larry Fleet.

WHAT IS A PERSONAL GOAL YOU HAVE? To go bird hunting with my husband and our new hunting dog, Hank.

Our vision and plans are grounded by our mission statement and the four pillars of our Forward in Faith Strategic Plan:

• The Whole Person

• Academic Excellence

• Community

• Financial Strength

Brentwood Academy has an all-encompassing facilities master plan that is reviewed annually and updated as needed. The phasing is complex because some projects must be completed in order for other projects to be feasible. Progress on the master plan relies on continued, generous support from donors. Generous gifts over the past year have advanced our master plan forward with planning and design work and we want to thank our donors who gave during 2022-2023.

We are focused on two immediate projects with another on the horizon. These projects impact each pillar of our strategic plan and will impact every student and family.

Main Entrance

Parents, staff and visitors have recognized a need for a main entrance enhancement to provide safer access to and from campus on an increasingly busy Granny White Pike, as well as parking for school events. We have city approval for a new main entrance including a traffic light, attractive landscaping, and more than 60 new parking spaces.

BA’s First Chapel

We are called to live our lives in communion with God. Our first chapel will be a tangible sign of our mission and commitment to uplift Christ and to do all things to the Glory of God. This enclosed space, with flexible seating for up to 175 people, will allow people to worship, learn and fellowship with one another and the Lord.

Bill and Beth Brown Center for Academics and Student Life

After these two projects are complete, we will be fully focused on the Bill and Beth Brown Center for Academics and Student Life to address needs for classroom and relational space and our new front door to BA.

Common gathering areas, a new academic quad and the spirit store will be rich settings for fellowship and relationship building. We will also enhance the dining hall with indoor and outdoor seating and a Grab & Go café. Our academic support and college counseling will also be centralized here with an experiential learning center.

If you’d like more information on any of these projects, please reach out to Curt Masters, Headmaster, or Jason Powell, Director of Development. curt_masters@brentwoodacademy.com

jason_powell@brentwoodacademy.com

2022-2023 Forward in Faith Donors

Scott and Sally Arthur

Lance and Mindy Barry

Doug and Lori Beck

Jon and Dena Billington

Bobby and Janette Bolden

Bill Brown, Headmaster Emeritus

Ernie and Amanda Chappell

Jake ’98 and Nicole Eaton

Chad and Brandi Ferrari

Chip and Heather Knapp ’93 Fridrich

Forrest and Allison Gardner

Damien and Katy Harmon

Winston and Jane Hickman

Anderson and Meredith Kenny ’00 Hill

Bart and Nicole Hardwick ’90 Jones

Scott and Andrea Louderback

Andy and Felicia McComas

Don and Leola Meiners

Lucy Milligan

Tim and Carissa Pereira

Kevin and Kathryn Phillips

Keith and Nancy Leonard ’78 Phillips

Jason and Amy Powell

Curt ’99 and Danielle Revelette

Mason Revelette ’05

Sharon Sheriff

Scott and Rhonda Sims

Peyton ’02 and Meg Rutledge ’02 Smith

Josh ’93 and Kristen Ingram ’93 Smithson

Craig and Jana Stanley

Jon and Terri Bolden ’93 Ward

Dennis and Doris Wells

Cody and Lori White

For the Lord is good; his steadfast love endures forever, and his faithfulness to all generations.

- Psalm 100:5

BUDGETED REVENUES $27,490,000

Your Support Makes an Impact

God’s provision, through the generosity of donors, advanced the mission and ministry of BA during the 2022-2023 school year with over $820,000 received for The BA Fund. A robust annual fund provides for current-year budgetary needs and supports enhancements that benefit students, parents, and faculty. We are so grateful for our community’s partnership and investment.

Since Brentwood Academy’s founding in 1969, donors have played an active role in propelling Brentwood Academy forward. Generous donors help to further equip our faculty and staff to nurture and challenge each whole person – body, mind, and spirit – to the glory of God. Years from now, today’s students will look back and remember the special moments when a faculty member, coach, advisor, or staff member made a difference. Your investment into BA helps to guarantee those special moments now and for generations to come.

Our future is bright as we continue partnering with families by investing in their students’ growth and success as they develop into young men and women. The charts illustrate our budget for the 2023-2024 school year. Giving sustains and enhances our unique community, bringing together BA families, alumni, and friends of all generations through a shared commitment to student success.

BUDGETED EXPENSES $27,394,611

Auxiliary 7.8% Endowment 1.3% Annual Fund 1.8% Programs .6% Tuition 86.8% Other 1.7% Salaries & Benefits 59.7% Financial Aid 10.6% Facilities & Maintenance 9.9% Programs 8.4% Auxiliary 8% Debt Service 2.6% Other .8%

THANK YOU FOR GIVING!

Brentwood Academy gratefully acknowledges the following donors for gifts during the 2022-2023 fiscal year in support of the mission and ministry of BA. If you have made a donation in the current school year your donation will be noted in next year’s report. Every effort has been made to ensure that all published information is true and accurate. Please inform Director of Development Jason Powell or Gifts Manager Lee Lee Robinson of any errors or omissions and please accept our sincere apologies.

THE BA FUND LEADERSHIP CIRCLE DONORS

BENEFACTOR LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

$25,000 AND ABOVE

Bill and Debbie Kenny

Ben and Christy Stanga

CHALLENGER LEADERSHIP CIRLCE

$10,000 - $24,999

3 Anonymous Donors

Terry and Nancy Brubaker

Bob and Red Buisson

Cory and Jennifer Calendine

Jay Callis

Ernie and Amanda Chappell

Bobby and Carrie Clemmer

David and Johnna Dahl

Justin and Sarah Dunn

Kevin Gangaware

Jake and Kimberly Hester

Winston and Jane Hickman

John and Ashley Welch ’93 Klekamp

Scott and Andrea Louderback

Chuck and Carole Meyer

Landry and Jamie Seedig

Jake ’94 and Larissa Stansell

CHAMPION LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

$5,000-$9,999

2 Anonymous Donors

Shane and Angela Alexander

Mike and Jennifer Barton

Joanne Baulch

Bob and Jan Rodgers ’80 Dale

Bill Denny

Jeff and Mendy Duty

Jon and Colby Harris

Del ’86 and Mary Page Hickman

Kevin and Melissa Kersey

Eddie ’94 and Jordan Lunn

Curt and Cindy Masters

Jeff Moseley

Jim and Sharon Murphy

Tim and Carissa Pereira

Mason Revelette ’05

Alan and Sherry Scarboro

David and Gerry Sciortino

Mark and Christin Spender

Sid Stanley

David and Lanesia Strange

Regg and Adora Swanson

Grant and Angela Veazey

FOUNDER LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

$1,969-$4,999

8 Anonymous Donors

Jefferson ’03 and Eve Muntz ’03 Adcock

Jim and Sherry Ahern

Corey and Jennifer Barberie

Doug and Lori Beck

Dan and Mandy Benson

Michael ’01 and Lisa Flatt ’01 Berry

Shelva Biggs

Henry and Raphaela Coles

Jeff and Deonya Czerwinski

Farhad and Mehrnoosh Davachi

Mark and Julie Dirks

James and Gwen Dowland

Jake ’98 and Nicole Eaton

Darryl ’74 and Anne Adams ’75

Edmonds

Bren and Betty Finucane

Michael ’90 and Elaine Finucane

Ed and Becky Fulcher

John and Lisa Gaburick

Jeff and Christy Gardner

Gregg and Lyn Haddad

Anderson and Meredith Kenny ’00 Hill

Jim and Sarah Houser

Mickey and Bari Jacobs

John and Dee Jacobson

John and Beckie Kareck

Jon and Nancy Kay

Nate and Rachel Kenney

Walter and Sarah Knestrick

Ron and Kaye Knox

Alan and Heather Looney

Jason and Amanda Low

Jim Lyday

Rex and Amye Martin

Dirk and Rachael Melton

Ned and Missy Michaels

Dave ’76 and Lisa Minnigan

Ray ’80 and Lori Mullican

John Munro and Melinda Norris-Munro

Jeff and Dani Muto

David and Monica Nelson

Erik Oliverson and Kelly FarrellOliverson

Ron and Cher Porties

Jason and Amy Powell

Gregg and Jamie Raab

Erik and Amy Wright ’95 Rasmussen

Jim and Mitzi Renfro

Mark and Deborah Rittiner

Trevor and Amy Rosen

Mark and Terri Schoenwald

Bob Shell

Brian and Kelly Smith

Marty and Jennifer Smith

Dallas and Shannon Sonnier

Scott and Rebekah Stephens

Joe and Amy Strong

Cliff ’03 and Kathryn Taylor

Richard and Emilie Tomichek

Caleb and Laura Tucker

Dustin and Dana Wales

Jae and Tamara Waters

Chuck and Katie Woodcock

THE BA FUND DONORS UP TO $1,968

118 Anonymous Donors

Steve Abramowicz and Kara

Abramowicz Whelan

Jay and Alexis Adcox

John and Pat Ahern

Josh and Margaux Akright

Jason and Rhonda Alewine

Buddy ’84 and Tonya Alexander

Jeff and Rachel Alexander

Rick and Ashley Alexander

Ricky and Janice Alexander

Chris Allen and Zea Miller

Connie Allen

Mandy Skaggs Allender ’97

Kenny and Sandi Amato

Steve and Kathy Anderson

Jeff and Jackie Ansell

Charlie and Ramona Armstrong

Mike and Betty Arnott

Michael and Stephanie Arredondo

Scott and Sally Arthur

Mike and Leslie Arthur

Allen and Marie Ashburn

John and Mandy Atchley

Andy and Dana Atkins

Nick and Megan Coppage ’01 Atria

John and Tonya Austin

Bob and Liz Austin

John Ayala

George and Cindy Aycock

Foster Bacon ’13

Buddy ’82 and Jody Bacon

Turner Bacon ’15

Ryan ’03 and Caitlin Chavis Baggett

Athena Bagwell

Cheryl Baird

Beth Baker ’98

Brock and Mary Baker

Jud and Jennifer Baldock

Myers Baldock ’20

Jason and Cindy Ball

Bill and Kathryn Barbat

Bill and Jan Barker

Gary and Ja’Net Barnes

Lance and Mindy Barry

Ruth Barry

John and Ready Davis ’80 Bateman

Jim and Nanci Bauchiero

Ryan and Kerry Bauchiero

Sheena Baugh

David and Holly Baulch

Kim ’73 and Patricia Bauman

Andy and Martha Beasley

Garrett and Jill Beasley

Melissa Beckham

Brian and Jen Beckley

Jason and Jennifer Beddoe

Joshua Bell ’16

Linda Bell

Zachary Bell ’10

Josh and Darci Belville

Laurie Belville

David and Kimberly Bennett

Jason and Mandy Bennett

Pete and Ginnie Benson

Sam and Kate Berman

Dan ’83 and Jenny Bess

Fred and Carole Betts

Warren and Missy Knapp ’93

Bezuidenhout

Kurston ’97 and Addy Biggers

Bill and Kim Biggs

Daniel and Cynthia Billington

Jon and Dena Billington

JD Binger

Burt and Becky Birchfield

Andy and Stacy Blackston

Derek and Anna Clare Bland

Michael and Heather Blankinship

Lacy and Joan Blanton

Lacy and Margaret Blanton

Michael and Paula Blanton

Bobby and Janette Bolden

Addie Boles ’22

Xavier Bonnafous and Madonna

Parsons-Bonnafous

Emily Borders

David and Gloria Bourgeois

Ray and Susan Bowling

Shellie Tillman Braden ’91

Kent and Kathy Wheeler ’76 Bradford

Andy and Diane Bradshaw

George and Connie Brandenburg

Nathan and Amy Brandon

Pam Brann

Rick and Nancy Simpkins ’73 Brasher

Jackson ’03 and Meagan Brasher

Bob and Delois Bratton

Brian and Courtney Brauss

Kevin and Linda Brauss

David and Shelley Breen

Paul and Holly Brewer

Tim and Ann Brinkmann

Megan Broadbent ’14

Stewart and Angie Bronson

Michael and Laura Brooks

Carter and Vickie Brown

Amari and Meagan Brown

J. Mac ’83 and Julie Brown

Martha Brown

Matt Brown ’97 and Bri Diaz-Brown

Michael Brown

Norman and Lucretia Brown

Bill Brown, Headmaster Emeritus

Ley ’79 and Jackie Bethel ’85 Brown

Zane and Jessica Browning

Jim and LeAnn Bruce

Phyllis Brumbaugh

Kenny Buckman

William and Rosalyn Buford

Bobby and Melissa Buisson

Joel and Susan Bunkowske

Larry and Laura Burkhart

Skip and Karen Burris

Byron and Kelly Bush

Amanda Butler

Gina Butler

David and Michal Caldwell

Lynda Calendine

Rocky and Teri Calmus

Woody and Millie Camp

Kevin and Pamela Cane

Don and Gail Capeling

Jeff and Courtney Capeling

Al and Pat Carman

Phil and Rebecca Brewer ’73 Carter

Mark and Alicia Miller ’98 Casey

Joseph and Lee Cazayoux

Rodney and Avery Cearley

Jeff and Michele Chandler

Harry and Angela Chapman

Jim and Yolanda Chapman

Whit and Wendy Moon Chapman

Jose and Jessica Chavira

Derk and Cari Cheetwood

Jaeis and Donna Chon

Brian and Shari Christenson

Seth and Dixie Christian

Kevin and Jennifer Chunn

Brett and Kara Clark

Charlie and Gail Clark

Lulu Luton Clark ‘76

Sonny and Stacey Clark

Woody and Kathy Clark

Jim ’97 and Jennifer Ann Neill ’97 Clark

Riley Clark ’22

Cameron and Amy Shavers Clarke

Caroline Clemmer ’21

Bo ’97 and Lissa Bath ’96 Clift

Jud ’93 and Melissa Clift

Scooter and Fran Clippard

Candace Clippard ’05

Cynthia Cobbs

Gary and Linda Coburn

John and Jane Cohea

Ethan and Ashley Parrish ’03 Colclasure

Scott and Amy Cole

Curtis and Debbie Collier

Glynn Collier

Ryan and Jennifer Collier

Andy and Ashley Collignon

Jay ’84 and Angie Collins

Luke Collins ’20

Bob and Fran Collins

Robert and Melissa Collins

Will Collins ’19

Ryan ’00 and Heidi Smithson ’00

Compton

Paul and Sara Compton

Ray and Jennie Conley

Mike and Darlene Corter

Rachel Cotham

Blake and Amanda Cothran

Eric and Carol Cox

Janet Cox

Mark and J’Anne Cox

Tom and Amy Cox

Ben and Heather Crane

Clyde and Carol Cressler

Jacob ’15 and Madeline Cretin

Stephen and Jenny Collier Cretin

Jeremiah and Kathleen Cronin

John and Mary Ann Cropp

Mack Cummings ’22

Ray and Raymonda Cunningham

Dan and Amy Cutsinger

Todd and Leigh Ann Cyphers

Nate and Jenifferlee Dake Dager

Claudio Daguerressar and Isabel

Englander

Innocent Dargbey and Selorm

Adzokpa-Dargbey

Ashcon Davachi ’22

Josh and Kristen Davis

Brian and Sarah Jordan Priest ’11 Davis

Shannon Day

Si and Angela Deane

Bill and Courtenay Decker

Dennis and Molly DeLong

Benji and Laura DeMotte

BoBo Denson

Eric and Kelley Descher

Kate Descher ’21

Jacklyn Dickens

Mark and Jennie Dickens

Mark and Stephanie Dickinson

Arnold ’73 and Angie Dillon

Meredith DiPasquale ’22

Topper ’87 and Marla Doehring

Gary and Linda Donnelly

Joey and Shannon Donnelly

David ’81 and Susan Drummond

Otis and Casey Duhart

Janice Duks

Chris and Joan Dunn

Kyle and Julie Dunn

Edison Dupree ’15

Emerson Dupree ’17

Ronnie and Donna Durrett

Marie Dutton

Andrew ’97 and Jessica Dye

Michael and Janet Dyer

Van and Cathy Rowan ’80 East

Mitch and Kimberly Edgeworth

Molly Edmondson

Thomas ’94 and Rebecca Edmondson

Laura Eldridge

Bump and Kim Smith ’95 Elliott

Michael and Amy Ellis

Jason and Kim Ellison

Ann Ennis

Alphonso Esposito and Jayne Jewell

Larry and Rosemary Eubanks

Josh and Kacie Evans

Jeff and Lynda Fadler

Mary Farfaglia

Jack and Anne Faris

Chipper and Dana Farley

Jono and Laura Farrell

Susan Farrell

Val Fenti and Linda Sage Fenti

Brant ’87 and Ashley Ferguson

Chad and Brandi Ferrari

Donald and Tiffany Fields

Kurt and Tina Finley

Cortland and Lacey Finnegan

Jason and Holly Fisher

Jason and Terra Fisher

Larry and Mary Fisher

Kevin and Susan Hemmrich ’90

Flanagan

Nick and Mara Flanagan

Jack and Bev Fletcher

Alex and Michelle Florez

Grayson Follis ’22

Jacie Fontenot

Jim and Angie Ford

Ben and Ruth Forrester

John Forrester

Linda Fortier

David ’95 and Liz Fox

Elizabeth Fox

Harvey and Connie Fox

Grant and Yvette Fraser

Russell and Jessica Caudell ’07 Frazier

Lauren Freeman ’20

Rod and Natasha Freeman

Chip and Heather Knapp ’93 Fridrich

James Frist ’91

Jonathan and Shannon Williams Frost

Blake and Jamie Fulton

John and Natalie Gaburick

Mike Gallagher

Chandler ’01 and Niki Ganick

Forrest and Allison Gardner

Jane Gardner

Mike and Ginny Sinclair Gardner

Brook and Lisa Garman

Lester Gassaway

Stephen and Kara Gause

Matthew and Laura Gelfand

Peter Geoly

John and Sue Gering

Richard and Sara Getsay

Dana and Liz Gibbs

Henry and Belva Gilbert

Brantley and Courtney Gilmer

Beverly Giuliani

Ray Giuliani

Brent ’87 and Heather Glossinger

Jerry and Colleen Golenor

Matt and Aimée Golenor

John and Jill Gonas

Oscar and Maria Gonzalez

Phil and Jaye Schuler Goodman

Joe and Judy Goodman

Missy Goodman

Jane Gosser

Andy and Jennifer Land ’92 Graham

George and Teresa Graham

Patricia Gray

Tom and Jennifer Gray

Nathan and Lara Robinson ’80 Green

Dustin and Amy Rutledge ’98 Greene

Sally Greene

Steve and Shelton Greene

Joe and Holly Grenvicz

Treavor and Melissa Grimes

Austin and Lauren Groves

Jay and Jennie Gunter

Wesley and Alyssa Hall

Billy and Bonnie Baria Hall

Jack and Catherine Hall

Richard and Alice Halstead

Aidan Hamilton ’22

Scott and Tracie Hamilton

Robin Hammond

Jean Hannan

Betty Harper

Charlie and Diane Harper

Steva Harrod

John Hartle

Mike ’88 and Melissa Helton

Erik and Leslie Henderson

David Henry

Earl and Marilyn Henry

Timothy and Ashley Henry

Jack Herbert

Brad and Trish Hill

David and Cathy Hill

Chris Hill

Matt and Becky Hill

James and Michiko Hillenmeyer

Andrew ’08 and Rachel Hinson

Andy ’98 and Jen Hobbs

Kevin and Suzan Hobgood

Gregg and MaryAnn Hodge

Craig and Leigh Marie Lunn ’92 Holder

Key ’85 and Anne Holleman

Thomas and Linda Holloway

Lanny and Brenda Holmes

Kyle ’93 and Rebecca Fletcher ’93 Holmes

Scott ’91 and Jill Holmes

Leah Phelps Hoskins

Andy ’73 and Margaret Howell

Zhibin Huang and Tracy Hu

Henry and Chris Huddleston

Stacy and Julie Hull

Bobby and Kristin Hullett

Thomas ’00 and Jessica Hunter

Michael and Jemma Hurst

Lynn Husband

Phil ’89 and Holly Husband

Rick Husong and Heather Luke-Husong

Jay and Susan Hutchens

Wade and Ginger Hyatt

Matt and Carrie Inderlied

Doug and Carol Ingram

Nick and Lorri Iorio

Eric and Kim Isham

Terry Mash Jackson ’73

Willett Jackson

Ron ’77 and Cheryl Jaekle

Jeff and Amy Janes

Lindsay Lane Jennings ’96

Richard and Jane Jennings

Ralph and Sandy Jernigan

Dick and Ellen Jewell

David and Quindal Johns

Harrison and Lisa Johnson

Fred and Nancy Johnson

Karen Johnson

Nicki Johnson

Chris and Melissa Johnston

Kevin ’85 and Cathy Johnston

Tyson and Amy Jominy

Bart and Nicole Hardwick ’90 Jones

Blake and Julie Jones

James and Brenda Jones

J.J. and LaRita Jones

Tara Jones

Ivan Jordanov

Frank and Judy Juvan

Andy and Colleen Kane

Josiah Kareck ’19

Jason and Anna Lindsay Keen

Robyne Atkins Kennedy

Bill and Peg Kennedy

Jimmy and Pamela Ker

Alan and Patti Killingsworth

Ben and Kathy King

Carson King ’15

Tamara King

Paul and Suzanne Kirkegaard

Bill and Judy Knapp

Brandon and Bess Coles ’98 Knox

Jeff and Betsy Koch

Bill and Myleen Kottas

Brian Kraft and Laurie Fortier

Randy and Arvey Krise

Bryan and Zena Krupin

Tammy Kussman Thompson

Clifton and Susan Lambreth

Cynthia Lanier

Ken and Carrie Lanyon

Spencer Lanyon ’22

Jon and Jennifer Laster

Britt and Aimee Latham

Alex and Catherine Lawhorn

Bert and Janet Laws

Joe and Jeanette Leahy

Chris and Vera Lee

Rich and Sherry Leipzig

Chip Leonard and Stacy Arender

Tommy and Betsy Leonard

Chaquetta Lewis

Greg and Sallie Lewis

Brian and Erin Lilly

Steve and Amanda Lindemann

Jim and Lisa Littlejohn

Melissa Littlejohn

Jack and Cathy Locke

Steve and Denise Ennis ’79 Long

Denise Lorenz

Mike and Linda Lorenz

Jean Louis and Rosette Cepoudy

Johnny and Lindalu Lovier

Rick and Lisa Lovins

Alfred and Rebecca Lumsdaine

Lindsey Lumsdaine ’22

Roland and Sarah Lundy

Matt ’88 and Sarah MacIntyre

Steve and Michelle Maggart

Karen Mallory

Jeremy and Jinni Clark ’00 Malone

Patricia Malone

Charles and Grace Mamolo

MK Mamolo ’22

Vincent and Nikoleta Marino

David and Elizabeth Marks

Jason and Maggie Martin

Paulette Martin

Tony and Libby Marx

Christopher and Alysha Marx

James and Tanya Massey

Phil ’06 and Caroline Masters

Bryce Mathews ’16

Jason and Kim Mathews

John and Deborah Maynard

Cayce McAlister

Gary and Julie McCarter

Woody and Rachael McClendon

Kerry and Vicki McCluggage

Kevin and Holly McClung

Keith and Neva McClurg

Steven and Lori McClurg

Andy and Felicia McComas

Penny McConnell

Shane McConnell

Bill and Charity McConnell

Ernest and Katherine McDuffey

John and Christine McGill

Archie and Sidney McKinnis

Bo and Nikki McKinnis

Austin and Kelly McMullen

Lenoy and Sonja McMullen

Tim and Bev McNeese

Don and Leola Meiners

Chris and Diana Melton

Craig ’89 and Jennie Menzie

Brenda and Larry Mercer

Ben and Karen Merrill

Walter and Morgan Merrill

Erik and Rebecca Metzger

Joe Miles

Joe and Hallie Miller

Shelley Miller

Wayne and Lisa Milner

Brad ’05 and Jessie Minnigan

Anthony and Tierney Monaco

Tony and Ariane Montemuro

Monty Montgomery ’89

Tony and Kimberly Montiel

Melissa Moon

Darrell ’97 and Dianne Moore

Derek and Robyn Moore

Mac and Polly Moore

Cody and Marci Moore

Danny and Staci Moss

Kristian Mtetwa ’17

Marian Mtetwa

David Mullican ’17

Keeli Mullican ’21

Jason and Daina Duks ’91 Mullis

Dan and Stephanie Murphy

Dow and Elaine Murphy

Michael and Katherine Murray

Millicent Murray

Rick and Jane-Ann Myers

Andrew and Erin Ellis Nash

Christina Naslund ’22

Jeanne Natwick

Justin and Michelle Neece

Charles Neff

Gary and Debbie Neill

Steve and Denise Nelson

Thomas and Sara Netolicky

Linus Nguyen and Vanessa Benavides

My and Nancy Nguyen

Gary and Pam Nichols

Bob and Diane Nichols

Jerry and Kathy Niemeyer

Marvin Nischan

Steve and Kelly Norton

Tracy and Harriet Norville

Matt and Kimberly Nygren

Kevin and Raja O’Brien

Randy and Katie O’Bryan

Chris and Christen O’Cull

Tom and Carol O’Cull

Jason and Nicole Oggs

Moses and Gloria Onwubiko

Don and Nancy Osborne

Talbott and Jennifer Tennyson ’97

Ottinger

Doug and Bonnie Owen

Jim and Pat Owen

Paul and Jessika Packman

Joe and Peggy Palmer

Rick Palmiter

Rich and Jenny Pankow

Andrew ’97 and Lauren Parrish

Vergil Parson

Leon and Judy Partain

James and Jill Paul

Ricardo and Rosemary Pavon

Donna Payne

Rick and Gwen Pearson

Angela Peden

David Peden ’97

Tricia Pedigo

Lisa Peebles-Chagnon

John and Carey Jacobs ’99 Peek

Mike and Trisha Peek

Donald and Nancy Pelster

Michael ’05 and Meredith Sellers Pelster

Edmund Perry

Stephen and Teresa Petro

Latreca Pettigrew

Bill Phillips

Nathan and Cameron Phillips

Jackson Phillips ’19

Kevin and Kathryn Phillips

Houston and Kristin Phillips

Rich Pickle

Hailey Pierson ’13

Darin and Angela Playle

Dale and Nancy Jo Polley

Tom and Laura Pollock

Leigh Ann Portale

Donald and Susan Porteous

Chad and Diana Porter

Matthew Porter ’19

Scott and Carol Len Frist ’88 Portis

Caroline Powell ’21

Ted and Amber Pratt

Bill and Megan Preble

Dennis and Wilda Preble

David and Megan Pruce

Naomi Pugh

Don and Dora Ann Purdy

Gary and Joanne Rabideau

Seth and Vikki Radow

Lloyd and Susan Ramer

Davy Rawson

Marsha Ray

Scottie Reall ’04

Patrick and Ann Rehovsky

Chuck and Terri Reid

Tim and Jeanna Reid

Curt ’99 and Danielle Revelette

Anne Laura Burks Reviere

Shaun and Laura Reynolds

Dusty and Lynn Beasley ’74 Rhoades

Jason ’87 and Amanda Ricciardi

Pete and Sharon Ricciardi

Steve and Jane Richards

Joan Richert

Kyra Richter

Michael and Heather Ridgway

Mike and Nancy Riley

John and Kathryn Roberson

Ryan ’09 and Brittany Tucker ’09

Roberts

Chris Robinson ’22

Chris and Lee Lee Robinson

Lee and Vickie Robinson

Drew and Colyer Robison

Scott and Pam Rogers

Jay Rogers

Steve and Molly Edmondson ’86 Rollins

Larry and Mary Ann Rooks

Richard and Mary Lee Roselle

Rae Rouse

Joseph Rowan

Richard and Jane Royster

Patsy Rudolph

Randy Rudolph

Ryan and Katie Rudolph

Clint and Shannon Russell

Cara Sadler ’16

Maxey ’73 and Debbie Krauth ’73

Sanders

Jane Sanderson

Daniel and Maggie Schuh

Daniel and Ann Scott

Edna Scott

Essex and Larnitwa Scott

Freddie and Tondalanea Scott

Jaime and Erika Scruggs

Larry and Linda Seedig

Robert and Cindy Seibels

Bill and Shannon Serie

David and Swannee Williams ’77 Sexton

Matson and Kim Sanderson

Hannah Santi ’09

Corey Sargent

John and Gaytri Scheel

Brian and Kimbra Schmidt

David and Barrett Schroeder

David and Brooke Schroeder

Jan Urbanowicz and Holly Shepherd

Urbanowicz

Clay and Dorothy Barfield ’90 Sifford

Edward Simmons

Matt and Alli Simpson

Steve and Michele Simpson

John and Linda Sims

Burney and Sarah Skates

Steve and Joan Skipper

Amy Smith

Ann Smith

Rhett and Hopelyn Smith

Ben and Katy Smith

Jimmy and Carol Smith

James Smith and Dana Dedmon Smith

Ryan ’97 and Jennifer Smith

Joe and Ann Smith

Marshall ’92 and Tara Smith

Ray and Robin Smith

Todd and Grace Smith

Whit and Bridget Woolems ’93 Smith

Peyton ’02 and Meg Rutledge ’02 Smith

Gram Smithson ’22

Josh ’93 and Kristen Ingram ’93

Smithson

Ann Smithson

Joe and Dana Smyth

Ally Sneed

Todd and Rachelle Sorensen

Todd and Susan Sorrow

Shane and Ann Specht

Dennis and Danielle Stallings

Craig and Jana Stanley

Jimmy and Shirley Bethshares Stansell

Tim and Sarah Steinlein

Mike and Kristin Stelzner

Chad and Mitzi Stevens

Ed and Patty Stevens

Jimmy and Angie Stiff

Don and Cheryl Stinnett

John and Sarah Stranak

Linn and Judy Stranak

Robert and Sandra Strantz

Jacob and Amanda Stribling

Edward and Ashley Stringfellow

Annie Strong ’21

Dan and Linda Summers

William and Christy Summey

Blair and Jonelle Summitt

Stephen and Ana Susano

Mark and Karen Schwartz ’90 Sutton

Bernard and Regina Sykes

Dan and Christy Sykes

Dwayne and Jenifer Tanner

Mike and Joanie Tanner

Ray and Janet Tarkington

Wesley and Sheila Thayer

Clay Thomas and Christina Cook

Jeff and Carolyn Thomas

Paul and Janice Thomas

David and Joanne Thornton

Ali Thrasher ’13

Emma Grace Thrasher ’19

Neil and Lana Thrasher

James and Sharon Tillman

J.D. and Tessa Tiner

Bob and Pia Rooth ’78 Tinsley

Jason and Brittainy Tomichek

Darrell Travis

Scott and Donna Dukes Trimble

George and Margaret Uribe

John and Patty Van Alstyne

Kenny and Tabitha Vanns

Andre and Myriam Vargas

Chuck and Crissy Varn

Tom and Beth Varn

Bucky and Kate Vaughan

Buddy and Nancy Vaughan

Tony and Pamela Vaughn

Daniel and Bridgette Veale

Dan and Carole Veazey

Ben and Terra Vinet

David and Betsy Von Dohlen

Donnie and Kelly Wade

Andy and Lindsay Fowlkes ’86 Wade

Ted and Elizabeth Wade

Jeff ’81 and Cindy Wadlington

Nick and Meg Gering ’01 Wadlington

Ryan and Elizabeth Edmonds ’03

Walker

Lyn Walker

Matt and Tricia Wall

Bryan and Jennie-Blair Ward

Jimmy and Tara Ward

Jon and Terri Bolden ’93 Ward

Ed and Jamie Warner

Scott and Jessica Warren

Thad and Jacque Watkins

Rex and Phyllis Watson

Zach and Kim Watson

India Way ’12

Brandon and Katie Waymire

Neil and Elizabeth Richards ’06 Webb

Trent ’97 and Claire Webb

Bob and April Tanner ’93 Weber

Tom and Kathy Weiss

Susan Welch

Bill and Hillary Wellons

Bill and Carolyn Wellons

Aaron and Jessica Wells

Cindy Wells

Scott ’99 and Julie Crosthwait ’99 Wells

Justin and Alison Wenzel

Connie West

Matt and Kathi West

Mike and Sandy West

Rachel West

DJ and Jeanette Weymuth

Eric and Sarah Catherine Brooks ’93

Wheeler

Lee and Kristen Whelchel

Ricky White

Cody and Lori White

Jonathan and Courtney Whitehurst

George and Kay Widmaier

Steve and Katie Widmaier

James and Carrie Wilhoit

Dan and Sarah Wilkerson

David and Regenia Wilkes

Lindsay Wilkinson

Bill and Dana Williams

Candi Williams

Russell and Kita Williams

Doug and Liggett Williams

Richmond ’93 and Christina Williams

Shay ’90 and Elizabeth Williams

Jeffrey and Karen Wills

Joanne Wills

Andy and Brooke Wilson

Chris and Liz Wilson

Tom and Paula Wilson

Jim and Barbara Wilson

Joey and Susan Wilson

Mike ’74 and Cady Wilson

Aaron and Tracy Wimsatt

Richard and Janet Wimsatt

Bill Wise

Kevin and Leigh Ann Witt

Jayne Wochomurka

William and Mavis Wolf

Tracy and Juanita Wooten

Stan and Lori Wooten

Jamelle Wray

Elizabeth Wright ’14

Dick and Carol Wright

Todd and Kristi Wurth

Dres and Emily Masters ’03 Yanes

Edward and Julie Yescott

Felix and JoMarie Yonkus

Eric and Erin Yonkus

Fred and Susan Zeagler

David and Brandi Zinn

David and Patty Zinn

ALUMNI

1973

Kim ’73 and Patricia Bauman

Rick and Nancy Simpkins ’73 Brasher

Phil and Rebecca Brewer ’73 Carter

Arnold ’73 and Angie Dillon

Andy ’73 and Margaret Howell

Terry Mash Jackson ’73

Maxey ’73 and Debbie Krauth ’73

Sanders

1974

Darryl ’74 and Anne Adams ’75

Edmonds

Dusty and Lynn Beasley ’74 Rhoades

Mike ’74 and Cady Wilson

1975

1 Anonymous Donor

Darryl ’74 and Anne Adams ’75

Edmonds

1976

Kent and Kathy Wheeler ’76 Bradford

Lulu Luton Clark ’76

Dave ’76 and Lisa Minnigan

1977

Ron ’77 and Cheryl Jaekle

David and Swannee Williams ’77 Sexton

1978

Bob and Pia Rooth ’78 Tinsley

1979

Ley ’79 and Jackie Bethel ’85 Brown

Steve and Denise Ennis ’79 Long

1980

John and Ready Davis ’80 Bateman

Bob and Jan Rodgers ’80 Dale

Van and Cathy Rowan ’80 East

Nathan and Lara Robinson ’80 Green

Ray ’80 and Lori Mullican

1981

David ’81 and Susan Drummond

Jeff ’81 and Cindy Wadlington

1982

Buddy ’82 and Jody Bacon

1983

Dan ’83 and Jenny Bess

J.Mac ’83 and Julie Brown

1984

Buddy ’84 and Tonya Alexander

Jay ’84 and Angie Collins

1985

1 Anonymous Donor

Ley ’79 and Jackie Bethel ’85 Brown

Key ’85 and Anne Holleman

Kevin ’85 and Cathy Johnston

1986

1 Anonymous Donor

Del ’86 and Mary Page Hickman

Steve and Molly Edmondson ’86 Rollins

Andy and Lindsay Fowlkes ’86 Wade

1987

Topper ’87 and Marla Doehring

Brant ’87 and Ashley Ferguson

Brent ’87 and Heather Glossinger

Jason ’87 and Amanda Ricciardi

1988

1 Anonymous Donor

Mike ’88 and Melissa Helton

Matt ’88 and Sarah MacIntyre

Scott and Carol Len Frist ’88 Portis

1989

1 Anonymous Donor

Phil ’89 and Holly Husband

Craig ’89 and Jennie Menzie

Monty Montgomery ’89

1990

Michael ’90 and Elaine Finucane

Kevin and Susan Hemmrich ’90

Flanagan

Bart and Nicole Hardwick ’90 Jones

Clay and Dorothy Barfield ’90 Sifford

Mark and Karen Schwartz ’90 Sutton

Shay ’90 and Elizabeth Williams

1991

Shellie Tillman Braden ’91

James Frist ’91

Scott ’91 and Jill Holmes

Jason and Daina Duks ’91 Mullis

1992

Andy and Jennifer Land ’92 Graham

Craig and Leigh Marie Lunn ’92 Holder

Marshall ’92 and Tara Smith

1993

1 Anonymous Donor

Warren and Missy Knapp ’93

Bezuidenhout

Jud ’93 and Melissa Clift

Chip and Heather Knapp ’93 Fridrich

Kyle ’93 and Rebecca Fletcher ’93

Holmes

John and Ashley Welch ’93 Klekamp

Whit and Bridget Woolems ’93 Smith

Josh ’93 and Kristen Ingram ’93

Smithson

Jon and Terri Bolden ’93 Ward

Bob and April Tanner ’93 Weber

Eric and Sarah Catherine Brooks ’93

Wheeler

Richmond ’93 and Christina Williams

1994

1 Anonymous Donor

Thomas ’94 and Rebecca Edmondson

Eddie ’94 and Jordan Lunn

Jake ’94 and Larissa Stansell

1995

1 Anonymous Donor

Bump and Kim Smith ’95 Elliott

David ’95 and Liz Fox

Erik and Amy Wright ’95 Rasmussen

1996

1 Anonymous Donor

Bo ’97 and Lissa Bath ’96 Clift

Lindsay Lane Jennings ’96

1997

Mandy Skaggs Allender ’97

Kurston ’97 and Addy Biggers

Matt Brown ’97 and Bri Diaz-Brown

Jim ’97 and Jennifer Ann Neill ’97

Clark

Bo ’97 and Lissa Bath ’96 Clift

Andrew ’97 and Jessica Dye

Darrell ’97 and Dianne Moore

Talbott and Jennifer Tennyson ’97

Ottinger

Andrew ’97 and Lauren Parrish

David Peden ’97

Ryan ’97 and Jennifer Smith

Trent ’97 and Claire Webb

1998

Beth Baker ’98

Mark and Alicia Miller ’98 Casey

Jake ’98 and Nicole Eaton

Dustin and Amy Rutledge ’98 Greene

Andy ’98 and Jen Hobbs

Brandon and Bess Coles ’98 Knox

1999

John and Carey Jacobs ’99 Peek

Curt ’99 and Danielle Revelette

Scott ’99 and Julie Crosthwait ’99

Wells

2000

Ryan ’00 and Heidi Smithson ’00

Compton

Anderson and Meredith Kenny ’00 Hill

Thomas ’00 and Jessica Hunter

Jeremy and Jinni Clark ’00 Malone

2001

1 Anonymous Donor

Nick and Megan Coppage ’01 Atria

Michael ’01 and Lisa Flatt ’01 Berry

Chandler ’01 and Niki Ganick

Nick and Meg Gering ’01 Wadlington

2002

1 Anonymous Donor

Peyton ’02 and Meg Rutledge ’02

Smith

2003

Jefferson ’03 and Eve Muntz ’03

Adcock

Ryan ’03 and Caitlin Chavis Baggett

Jackson ’03 and Meagan Brasher

Ethan and Ashley Parrish ’03

Colclasure

Cliff ’03 and Kathryn Taylor

Ryan and Elizabeth Edmonds ’03

Walker

Dres and Emily Masters ’03 Yanes

2004

Scottie Reall ’04

The Alumni Garden

LAYING A FIRM FOUNDATION AND PAVING A PATH TO THE FUTURE

Terry Mash ‘73

Laura Jungmichel ‘74

Cricket Robbins Merritt ‘74

Randal Mash ‘75

Kathy Knestrick Guest ‘80

Jeff Wadlington ‘81

Ashleigh Sharp ‘86

Brent Sharp ‘86

Matt MacIntyre ‘88

Wayne Akers ‘96

Thomas Hunter ‘00

Tim Akers ‘01

Patrick Hunter ‘02

Cliff Taylor ‘03

Mary Hollis Helman ‘06

Sam Long ‘11

Emily Glossinger ‘17

Bryce Jarvis ‘17

Kennedy Jarvis ‘18

Jackson Horton ‘20

Tom Husband ‘21

Jamison Arthur ‘23

Alex Beck ‘23

Abby Butler ‘23

Aly Clark ‘23

Drew Clemmer ‘23

Crider Cook ‘23

Finley Baird Dennis ‘23

Taylor Nicole Dickinson ‘23

Meg Edmondson ‘23

Trinity Fields ‘23

Elizabeth Sinclair Finucane ‘23

Colby Flanagan ‘23

Mimi Husband ‘23

Sophie Jacobson ‘23

Anna Louise Janes ‘23

Avery Grace Johnson ‘23

Braden Jones ‘23

Mattie Kate MacIntyre ‘23

Nikolas Marino ‘23

Lauren Elise McComas ‘23

Foster K. McConnell ‘23

Mason Peden ‘23

Meyer Pereira ‘23

Athan Pohlman ‘23

Mattison Sanderson ‘23

Luke Smith ‘23

Sadie Sutton ‘23

Jack Ward ‘23

Bricks in Memory of Alumni

Kelly Norton ‘79

Luke Knox ‘18

To purchase a brick, please visit: brentwoodacademy.com/alumni

Questions: Kelly Smith at kelly_smith@brentwoodacademy.com

2005

Candace Clippard ’05

Brad ’05 and Jessie Minnigan

Michael ’05 and Meredith Sellers Pelster

Mason Revelette ’05

2006

1 Anonymous Donor

Phil ’06 and Caroline Masters

Neil and Elizabeth Richards ’06 Webb

2007

Russell and Jessica Caudell ’07 Frazier

2008

Andrew ’08 and Rachel Hinson

2009

Ryan ’09 and Brittany Tucker ’09

Roberts

Hannah Santi ’09

2010

1 Anonymous Donor

Zachary Bell ’10

2011

Brian and Sarah Jordan Priest ’11 Davis

2012

India Way ‘12

2013

Foster Bacon ’13

Hailey Pierson ’13

Ali Thrasher ’13

2014

Megan Broadbent ’14

Elizabeth Wright ’14

2015

Turner Bacon ’15

Jacob ’15 and Madeline Cretin

Edison Dupree ’15

Carson King ’15

2016

Joshua Bell ’16

Bryce Mathews ’16

Cara Sadler ’16

2017

Emerson Dupree ’17

Kristian Mtetwa ’17

David Mullican ’17

2018

1 Anonymous Donor

2019

Will Collins ’19

Josiah Kareck ’19

Jackson Phillips ’19

Matthew Porter ’19

Emma Grace Thrasher ’19

2020

Myers Baldock ’20

Luke Collins ’20

Lauren Freeman ’20

2021

Caroline Clemmer ’21

Kate Descher ’21

Keeli Mullican ’21

Caroline Powell ’21

Annie Strong ’21

2022

1 Anonymous Donor

Addie Boles ’22

Riley Clark ’22

Mack Cummings ’22

Ashcon Davachi ’22

Meredith DiPasquale ’22

Grayson Follis ’22

Aidan Hamilton ’22

Spencer Lanyon ’22

Lindsey Lumsdaine ’22

MK Mamolo ’22

Christina Naslund ’22

Chris Robinson ’22

Gram Smithson ’22

DESIGNATED GIFTS

Daryl and Carrie Carter

Scott and Andrea Louderback

Bill and Charity McConnell

Stephen and Ana Susano

Joe ‘86 and Donna Taylor

BUSINESSES WHO GAVE MATCHING GIFTS TO THE BA FUND

Alliance Bernstein

Best Buy

Goldman Sachs

HCA Healthcare

Kroger

Lincoln Financial Group

New York Life

McKesson Medical Corporation

Paramount

PayPal Giving Fund

Prospect Ridge

UPS

BUSINESS SPONSORS

Aspen Grove Dental Associates

BECA Commercial Flooring Group, LLC

Bone and Joint Institute of Franklin

Carrie Me Up & Away

Donnelly Timmons Custom Builders

Earl Swenson Associates, Inc.

Healthcare Financing of America

Jonathan’s Grille

Maggart & Associates, P.C.

Red Box + Dumpsters

Talon Construction

The Budd Group

The Parke Company, Inc.

MEMORIAL GIFTS

Bill Austin

Father of Kent Austin ’81 and Kelly Austin McCaulley ’87

Justin and Lida Hoskins ’87 VanOrman

Daniel Bell

Father of Joshua Bell ‘16

Justin and Lida Hoskins ’87 VanOrman

Sherry Lynn Blanchard

Grandmother of Luke Collins ‘20, Will Collins ‘19, Allyson Collins ’15 and Shelby Collins ’14 Rose

Justin and Lida Hoskins ’87 VanOrman

Charlotte Sheriff Callis ’84

Mother of Reilly Callis ’17, Boone Callis ’20 and Brendan Callis ’21; Sister of Glenn Sheriff ’80 and Lance Sheriff ’86; Aunt of Ashley Sheriff ’19 and Abby Sheriff ’20; Cousin of Michele Sheriff Gill ’78

Jay Callis

Chris Huddleston

Otis Bowyer Cheshire, Jr.

Father of Bo Cheshire ’82, Karen Cheshire ’83 and Cory Chesire Morris ‘87

Justin and Lida Hoskins ’87 VanOrman

Martha Davis

Mother of Ready Davis Bateman ’80 and Jim J. Davis ‘87

John and Ready Davis ’80 Bateman

Jim J. ’87 and Rachel Hyde Davis

Rhodes Ennis

Father of Denise Ennis Long ’79 and Grandfather of Will Long ’07, Chase Long ’09 and Sam Long ’11

Steve and Denise Ennis ’79 Long

Jack and Peggy Hailey

Parents of John Hailey ‘75

Anonymous

Johnny Haley

Father of Brittany Haley Lipscomb ‘89

Justin and Lida Hoskins ’87 VanOrman

Harrison Hester

Son of Doug Hester ‘86

Justin and Lida Hoskins ’87 VanOrman

Luke Knox ‘18

Son of David ‘90 and Rachel Clift ‘90 Knox; Brother of Dawson Knox ‘15 and Lucy James Knox ‘21; Nephew of Bo Clift ‘97, Jud Clift ‘93, Lissa Bath Clift ‘96, Julie Knox McLean ‘94, Kathy Kitchen Oliver ‘76, Kathy Knox Pierson ‘88 and Mike Pierson ‘87; Cousin of Judson Clift ‘21, Karsyn Clift ‘25, Landon Clift ‘24, Hailey Pierson ‘13 and Tate Pierson ‘17.

Judy Alexander

Rick and Nancy Simpkins ’73 Brasher

Jeff and Lynda Fadler

Leah Phelps Hoskins

Bill and Judy Knapp

Justin and Lida Hoskins ’87 VanOrman

Richard Charles McDavitt

Father of Susan McDavitt ‘89 and Sarah McDavitt Rowlett ‘92

Justin and Lida Hoskins ’87 VanOrman

Steve McNair

Father of Trent McNair ’22 and Ty McNair ‘17

Jay Rogers

James H. Oggs

Father of BA Business Manager Jason Oggs

Rick and Lisa Greene

Jim Petway

Father of Jake Petway ’08 and Victoria Petway ’10; Uncle of Larry Brooks ’07, Lucas Brooks ’10 and Lauren Brooks ‘13

Terri Perry

Brian Ralls ‘05

Brother of Emily Ralls Andersen ‘08; Son of Doug and Pat Ralls

Mason Revelette ‘05

Bill Sheriff

Father of Glenn Sheriff ’80, Charlotte Sheriff Callis ’84 and Lance Sheriff ’86; Grandfather of Ashley Sheriff ’19, Abby Sheriff ’20, Reilly Callis ’17, Boone Callis ’20 and Brendan Callis ’21; Cousin of Michele Sheriff Gill ‘78

Rick and Nancy Simpkins ’73 Brasher

Ann Ennis

Leah Phelps Hoskins

Billie Ann Smith

Mother of Marshall Smith ’92 and Connie Smith Moore ‘90; Grandmother of Cali Smith ‘25 and Mac Smith ‘27

Rick and Nancy Simpkins ’73 Brasher

Bill and Judy Knapp

Justin and Lida Hoskins ’87 VanOrman

Chris Smith ‘90

Brother of Slaton Smith ‘88

Leah Phelps Hoskins

Bill and Judy Knapp

Justin and Lida Hoskins ’87 VanOrman

Jane Smith

Mother of Chris Smith ’90 and Slaton Smith ‘88

Justin and Lida Hoskins ’87 VanOrman

Cindy Tripp

Mother of Sarah James Tripp Myatt ‘02, Emily Tripp ‘03 and Amber Neeley ‘11

Tom and Kathy Weiss

Dorothy Headden White

Mother of retired faculty member Ginger Mize; Grandmother of Jay Henderson ’92, Clay Headden ’95, Carrie Headden Layson ’96, David Henderson ’99, Rob Mize ‘02 and Hunter Mize ‘04

Rick and Lisa Greene

Leah Phelps Hoskins

Justin and Lida Hoskins ’87 VanOrman

Allen C. Williams, Sr.

Duncan School ‘52

Father of Swannee Williams Sexton ‘77, Rachel Williams Burgin ’80 and Angela Williams ’83; Grandfather of Walker Burgin ’07, Daniel Burgin ’08, Laura Burgin ’10 and Mark Burgin ‘12

Steve and Rachel Williams ’80 Burgin

David and Swanee Williams ’77 Sexton

Chip Wochomurka

Father of CJ Wochomurka ‘12

Jayne Wochomurka

HONORARY GIFTS

Michael Arredondo Jr. ’28, MS Robotics, MS Wrestling Team

Michael and Stephanie Arredondo

Jake Barker ‘23

Bill and Jan Barker

Meredith E. Beck ’16 and Alex Beck ‘23

Doug and Lori Beck

Bill Brown

Lulu Luton Clark ‘76

Ryan Duty ‘28

David and Quindal Johns

Carlton Flatt

Lulu Luton Clark ‘76

Emma Kate Farrell ’28 and Jackson Farrell ‘28

Jeff and Carolyn Thomas

Nathan Lumsdaine ‘25

John Forrester

Curt Masters

Jack and Catherine Hall

Emily Masters ’03 Yanes and Philip J. Masters ‘06

Curt and Cindy Masters

Daniel Perez ‘22

Anonymous

Hailey Pierson ‘13

Ron and Kaye Knox

Caroline Powell ‘21

Jason and Amy Powell

Jason W. Powell, Ed.D.

Jack and Catherine Hall

Mattison Sanderson ‘23

Matson and Kim Sanderson

James Walker Shell ‘01

Bob Shell

Anna Reid Stansell ‘28

Lee and Vickie Robinson

Barbara Stewart

Dick and Ellen Jewell

Cody Whitehurst ’27 and Cason Whitehurst ‘29

Karen Mallory

Caleb Wilson ‘27

Joey and Susan Wilson

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Tuesday, March 26, 2024

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Friday, April 19, 2024

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Board of Trustees

Buddy Bacon ‘82 - Chair

Nathan Brandon

Henry Coles

Jake Eaton ‘98

John Gonas

Bart Jones

Bill Kenny

Scott Louderback

Eddie Lunn ‘94

Sherrie Moore

Rhonda Sims

Josh Smithson ‘93

Alumni Council

Mike Wilson ‘74

Lulu Clark ‘76

Kathy Capps ‘79

Denise Long ‘79

Harriet Bailey ‘81

Randall Smith ‘83

Dick Cole ‘84

Matt MacIntyre ‘88

Nicole Jones ‘90

Jennifer Graham ‘92

Amy Spodeck ‘92

Ashley Klekamp ‘93

Kristen Smithson ‘93

Kim Elliott ‘95

Amy Harr ‘95

Jaman Bass ‘96

Kurston Biggers ‘97

Ryan Smith ‘97

Alicia Miller Casey ‘98

Bess Knox ‘98

David Wingo ‘00

Jefferson Adcock ‘03

Moses Mwizerwa ‘04

Hunter Adams ‘05

Michael Pelster, ‘05

Shannon Mizell ‘06

Elizabeth Webb ‘06

Andrew Hinson ‘08

Ryan Roberts ‘09

Will Blalock ‘10

Spencer Smith ‘10

Jessica Butler ‘11

India Way ‘12

Tanner Priest ‘14

Megan Broadbent ‘14

Matt Binkley ‘15

Cara Sadler ‘16

Jillian Lovins ‘18

Josiah Kareck ‘19

Ethan Way ‘19

Ellie Mullican ‘20

Gracey Sanderson ‘20

Jackson Peden ‘21

Caroline Powell ‘21

Brooks Brown ‘22

Annual Fund Team

Annual Fund Chairs

Lucretia Brown

Norman Brown

Shannon Donnelly

Joey Donnelly

6th Grade

Jessica Dye

Andrew Dye

Jamie Seedig

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Kim Watson

Zach Watson

7th Grade

Jennifer Barberie

Corey Barberie

Shannon Serie

Bill Serie

Bryan Ward

Jennie-Blair Ward

8th Grade

Esther Claassen

Daniel Claassen

Courtney Gilmer

Brantley Gilmer

Ashley Henry

Timothy Henry

Nikki Stauffer

Mike Stauffer

9th Grade

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Dirk Melton

Tricia Wall

Matt Wall

10th Grade

Rebecca Lumsdaine

Alfred Lumsdaine

Heather Martin

Stuart Martin

Leola Meiners

Don Meiners

Liggett Williams

Doug Williams

11th Grade

Ann Brinkmann

2022-2023 VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP

Tim Brinkmann

Tierney Monaco

Anthony Monaco

Tracy Wimsatt

Aaron Wimsatt

12th Grade

Gary Barnes

JaNet Barnes

Natasha Freeman

Rod Freeman

BAPA Advisory Board

Darci Belville - President

Alicia Miller Casey ‘98 –

President Elect

Kara Clark - Secretary

Courtney Gilmer - Treasurer

Heather Blankinship

Amy Cole

Deanna Cornelius

Allison Gardner

Amy Skaggs Harr ‘95

Vera Lee

Ashlyn Mitchell

Kelly McMullen

Nikki Stauffer

Laura Tucker

Zach Watson

Brandon Waymire

Katie Waymire

Kathi West

Leigh Ann Witt

Parent Ambassadors

Heather Blankinship Co-Chair

Amy Skaggs Harr ’95 Co-Chair

Michael Blankinship

Norman Brown

Lucretia Brown

Joey Donnelly

Shannon Donnelly

Rod Freeman

Natasha Freeman

Harold Harr

Anderson Hill

Meredith Kenny Hill ‘00

Weslee Hill

Tara McDuffey

Amy Powell

Brooke Schroeder

Dave Schroeder

Chris Anne Sciortino

David Sciortino

Larnitwa Scott

Scott Sims

Rhonda Sims

Laura Tucker

Katie Waymire

Brandon Waymire

Doug Williams

Liggett Williams

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