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Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy
Annual Report 2008-2009
Annual Report 2008-2009
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Celebrating 20 years of learning, leading and serving
our mission Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy is a Christ-Centered, Non-Denominational, College Preparatory Academy that exists to Prepare students intellectually and spiritually for success in higher education and to impact and influence the world according to their unique gifts and talents.
this will be accomplished by... 1 Creating an environment that encourages students, faculty, staff and families to develop and live out their relationship in Jesus Christ.
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Developing a passion for lifelong learning that leads to thoughtful, effective service through excellent, intentional curriculum and extra-curricular offerings.
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Empowering outstanding Christian faculty and staff to fully use their passions and expertise to create engaged critical thinkers.
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Fostering an exceptional environment that develops students’ gifts and talents in the arts, athletics, leadership and additional extracurricular opportunities for God’s purposes.
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Building an engaged school community - encompassing faculty, staff, students, families, alumni and donors - that reinforces the school’s mission and core values.
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table of contents Message from the Head of School
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God is Good: Three Teachers Remember CHCA’s First Years
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The Vision, Lived Out: Your Tuition and Gifts at Work
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Breaking Down the Financial Barrier
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CHCA From My Perspective
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Back to Class: 2002 Alumna Reflects on Past, Present, and Future
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The Year in Review: 2008-2009 Financial Reports
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Our Donors
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08-09
Message From The Head Of School This fall, the CHCA family put on its party hats and
• Sending kids to the streets of Cincinnati and to the
celebrated 20 years since the school’s founding. Most of
outermost parts of the earth with the message of
the founding families were able to attend, and current and
the gospel, the love of Christ, and hearts that are
past families alike were treated to an evening program
ready to serve others with great passion, skill, em-
filled with memories from these pioneers about the faith,
pathy and compassion.
challenges and courage necessary to start Cincinnati Hills. • A “win twice” philosophy in athletics where stuOne of the most profound parts of the evening for me was
dents are intent on bringing glory to Him through
when alumni from each of our graduated classes walked
excellence in skill, effort and sportsmanship.
across the stage with current and even future students, introducing themselves and talking about the role CHCA
• Providing students with training and forums for ex-
has played in their lives and the role the school and
pressing excellence in music, drama and visual art
community has played in their family. These life-change
in accordance with the expressive nature of God.
stories were all made possible because faithful faculty and
Randy Brunk
staff have consistently invested in students’ lives to ensure great things happen every day. When the time came for me to do my part of the program, I felt humbled and honored to be a part of the miracle
All we do here rests on the foundation echoed in Paul’s words to Timothy (1 Timothy 1:15):
of God we call CHCA. While expressing my deeply held thankfulness for those who sacrificed to make sure future generations could experience a CHCA education, I also felt it necessary to assure the founders – as well as our current
• Identifying in each child their gifts and interests while creating opportunities for them to grow, learn about themselves, and know their role in both society and the body of Christ. • Building a diverse and vibrant Christian community for parents, staff, students and alumni, who are all growing and learning from each other while enjoying a sense of belonging.
families – that their mission will continue to be carried
• Never forgetting where we have come from: bold
on. Each generation must reassert its commitment to its
yet humble beginnings that have now launched
vision or things will drift.
thousands of children into a life of true success in all of its passions and expressions.
“This is a trustworthy
All we do here rests on the foundation echoed in Paul’s
saying, and everyone
words to Timothy (1Timothy 1:15): “This is a trustworthy
We have been blessed indeed and we are intent on
saying, and everyone should accept it: Christ Jesus came into
doing all we can to see that blessing continue. With
the world to save sinners.” We are also committed to:
sound stewardship of our resources and a commitment
should accept it: Christ Jesus came
• Keeping Jesus Christ at the center of all we do and
to continuing the miracle, we believe CHCA’s best days
into the world to
what we present to our students, encouraging them to
lay ahead. Thank you for your support of this well-
be Christ followers and kingdom seekers for genera-
founded and ongoing miracle!
save sinners.”
tions to come.
Randy Brunk, Head of School
• A vibrant academic learning community where students are challenged to learn and grow in knowledge, understanding and wisdom, making them the best of critical thinkers.
Nancy and Randy Brunk (3rd and 4th from left) with CHCA founders Mary and Ron Beshear, Jane and Paul Trenz, Jim and Cindy McVey, and Jim and Sally Fennell.
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08-09“God has been good” Three teachers remember CHCA’s first year
Twenty years ago, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy opened its doors for the very first time. The campus looked considerably different in 1989, its 165 students, faculty, staff and administration sharing space in a solitary building which today serves as the middle school. Back then, there was no Edyth B. Lindner Elementary. There was certainly no high school, and no need for one since the school only went as far as the seventh grade. No tennis courts, no football field or track, no tennis center, no baseball fields, no practice soccer fields; just one lone building that sat smack dab in the middle of a 23-acre plot of land in Symmes Township. It is hard to imagine what it must have been like that first year for those seven families who risked everything to start this school. Back then, there was no manual, no step-by-step guide, no Starting a Christian School for Dummies book available to show them the way. Instead, this smart, fearless group of men and women did what they do best. They gave, both of their time and their treasure. They prayed, for their new school and for their children. And they and their friends threw caution to the wind and stepped
I think the most successful investment anyone can make is in lives and how they will be impacted, not just in the here-and-now
out in faith, putting their trust fully in the hands of the Almighty who had led them to this place. What gave them some comfort was in knowing they had hired the best Christian faculty and staff to walk alongside them in this new venture. Many staff members hired in the school’s second year are still teaching at the school, but of the original cast of characters from 1989, only three remain: Ed Steitz, who teaches fifth grade math at the middle school; Sue Collins, a first grade teacher at EBL Elementary;
but for eternity,
and Sally Hall, the first and only librarian at CHCA’s
and that’s part of
elementary school. As we look back over how far
Cincinnati Hills.
are clear: God has always been at the helm, and the
the school has come in such a short time, two things dedicated, selfless, hard working staff members he has
Martha S. Lindner, Founding Parent, October 2009
led to CHCA are the reason families come back year after year. Ed, Sue and Sally have played a significant part in the miracle that is CHCA because like those first families, they sacrificed much to be here. While their memories of 1989 have faded, they have not disappeared with the passing of time. Here, the last three original staff members reminisce about that first year at CHCA.
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Ed Steitz
Back in 1989, I didn’t have any gray hair, had more energy and was just freshly infected with an excitement about what God was doing in this place. There were untold numbers of people in the background quietly sacrificing time, talent and money to contribute to the establishment of a new kind of Christian school. Every school board member and Richard Johnson, the founding Head of School, passionately and tirelessly worked to see the start-up successfully come about. The summer before school started, my family traveled several times from St. Louis to Cincinnati to look for homes. Some of the founding families were there to help us. The Trenz family graciously housed us each time we came into town. Later, Ron and Mary Beshear took us under their wing and offered much help and encouragement, especially that first year as we began our new adventure in a new town and a new school. We finally sold our home in St. Louis and arrived in Cincinnati for good on August 25, 1989. It was toward the end of the week and teacher in-service meetings were to start the following Monday. My wife Gale’s father passed away that morning. So here we were, in a new town, closing on a new house, starting a new job, and now add to that a huge loss for our family. After closing on our new house, several of CHCA’s board members arranged airline tickets and put us on a plane Saturday morning for the funeral service. While we were away, Richard Johnson and his wife Marie met the moving van at our new house and supervised/ unloaded our moving van. They set up beds so that when we arrived home late on Tuesday we could go right to sleep. You may wonder how a teacher from St. Louis came to be at CHCA. The founders purposely hired some teachers locally and some from other parts of the country. I was told this was intentional since they felt God wanted to do some things differently when it came to Christian education than what was already
available in the Cincinnati area. Besides me they hired teachers from Tennessee, Vermont, and northern Ohio. Dr. Mark Beadle, our first principal, had even previously taught in Saudi Arabia and Taiwan. Every day of school that first year was a new challenge. We had to figure out how we were going to handle the day-to-day operations of our school and stay true to the vision of the founders to do something different in Christian education. Among a number of distinctives, there was a desire to have high parent involvement. Another was to enable our students not only to acquire Bible knowledge but somehow do the trickier task of also cultivating a heart/knowledge/ experience that would stay with them long after they left our campus. It was the founders’ desire that CHCA join hands with homes and churches to assist students in becoming knowledgeable followers of Jesus, who would love Him and have a positive impact in whatever field they choose in life. The excitement from these families was palpable as they decided to join together in this huge adventure that God was orchestrating! The tradition of having class parties before the start of school began that year as a way to help families get to know each other. One of the families I met at my third grade party was the Cotton family. Mrs. Cotton told me she was praying that there would be enough seventh graders to form a class so their oldest could join their third grader at the school. She mentioned that if that happened they were going to immediately begin looking for houses in the area so as not to have to fight traffic from the Eastgate area every day. God heard her prayers and a seventh grade class was formed. The student desks didn’t arrive until late on the first day of school. Parents immediately mobilized and spent hours assembling those desks, including Mr. and Mrs. Cotton, who worked late into the evening. Mrs. Cotton was one of the moms scrubbing down and praying over each desk. Because of the work of parents like Mrs. Cotton, on Day 2 we had our desks. Then the unthinkable happened. It was the end of the second day of school and the Eastgate carpool had not arrived to pick up the kids. Word reached the school that Mrs. Cotton had been involved in a horrific car accident north of school at the corner of Snider and Irwin-Simpson. In the car were Mr. and Mrs. Cotton and their preschool daughter. They had all been rushed to the hospital. Mrs. Cotton did not survive. Mr. Cotton and their daughter did, but it took months of rehabilitation before they fully recovered. We look back now and can see how God used these tragedies and joys to bind our founding families together. We ended that first year by gathering all the students around the flag pole at the end of the day. Pretty soon we saw a speck which became larger as it came closer: a skydiver. He landed on the front field and marched over to Richard Johnson with a piece of paper. It was a proclamation announcing the end of the first year of school at Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy! Nine months later, we received our accreditation from the State of Ohio, a process that usually takes quite a bit longer. The rest is history
Sue Collins Everything was an exciting “first” that year in 1989. What I probably remember best was the parent involvement. I recall Angela Stutz singing “May those who come behind us find us faithful.” I remember our “playground” was the circle in front of the middle school building for a long time. I had [CHCA class of 2001 grad] Matthew Warren in my class and he had a pet boa that he brought to school several times (and occasionally wore around his neck). His mother, Camilla, taught some science for the older kids when we needed her. She came to our class and shared some activities, like the time she dissected a fish with the first graders. We had lots of great parent interaction back then!
Sally Hall During the summer before school started, I was part of the search committee to find a librarian. We had not had any luck and as the first day of school drew closer Richard Johnson asked me for the third time if I would take the job. Although I wasn’t working at the time, I knew whatever salary they could offer me wouldn’t be enough to sustain us. Clarke (CHCA Class of 2002 grad) was enrolled in the preschool three mornings a week, Cart (’04) was two at the time, and I was pregnant with Hannah (’06). Two days before school started, Richard Johnson called again and this time offered me a deal I couldn’t refuse: the library was on phase two of the building project, so he asked me if I would work five hours a week to order and process the books so that the library would be ready to go in January 1990. He said that I could bring Cart with me and he could color/play while I worked! By January of that first year they hadn’t found a librarian so they hired a teacher to cover the library and I just kept on ordering the books. We kept this arrangement for the first four years. To make a twenty-year story short, I was supposed to be in that job for a month, and two decades later I am still here. I don’t know if I should admit this, but I’ve never filled out an application or had an interview! God has been good.
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THE VISION,
How your tuition dollars and g lives of students (and th
Five seniors are named National Merit Finalists and two are named National Merit Commended students SoaringStart Preschool opens its doors to threeand four-year-olds
Three seniors named National Achievement Outstanding Participants
29 Armleder students win honors at the ACSI Speech Meet
Armleder science whizzes bring home first prize from the city-wide M2SE Academic Bowl
LEARN 37 students are named AP Scholars
The Class of 2009 is offered more than $5.5 million in scholarships and is accepted to 142 colleges and universities
Scott Kelley and Lena Tome are awarded full scholarships to UC’s Lindner Honors-PLUS Program
Ian Daniher earns a full scholarship to Olin College of Engineering
Promise Campaign building projects are completed, unveiled and put to use at both Martha S. Lindner High School and Edyth B. Lindner Elementary.
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SOS is recognized by the Cincinnati Human Relations Commission for service to Greater Cincinnati Student Organized Service members hold Parents Night Out events and bake sales to raise college tuition money for Kenyan college student Daniel Kyalo
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High school students hold a Shantytown event to raise awareness about homelessness
Students organize a “Gifts that Give” fundraiser, selling handmade gifts that benefit local and international charities.
Our Vision: Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy will unleash each stud We are devoted to developing the whole person, and instil
, LIVED OUT
gifts made a real difference in the he community) in 2008-09 Junior baseball player Matt Williams wins the Community Press Sportsman of the Year award
Meredith Allgood travels to Washington D.C. to take part in the National Young Leaders Conference
Michael Manning competes in his third State Geography Bee
CHCA’s production of Into the Woods receives 8 Cappies nominations and two wins 25 Middle School and seven EBL students win big at the Math Olympics
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Mark Caswell and Lindsey Evans win YMCA Character Awards
Joel Campbell plays second chair violin in All-State Orchestra
Six students sign with Division I universities to play baseball, tennis and soccer
Basketball player Courtney Kust scores her 1,000th point at CHCA
erve More than 1,400 students, teachers, staff and parents give over 7,000 hours of service during CHCA’s second Serve-a-thon
Armleder inducts its first National Junior Honor Society
Dozens of high school students choose to spend their Winter Term serving, some staying in Cincinnati and others traveling to Orlando, New Orleans, Appalachia, Costa Rica, India, Mexico and Belize
Kindergarteners raise $200 for international adoption charity Ava’s Hope
The Class of 2009 gives over 26,000 service hours
dent’s God-given gifts through Christ-centered academic excellence. lling a lifelong passion for learning, leading and serving.
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Breaking Down the Financial Barrier Since one of our core values is socioeconomic diversity, Cincinnati Hills has made it a priority to explore ways to help families afford a CHCA education. A few years ago, the Board of Trustees formed a subcommittee intent on exploring this issue. Here, Board member Brian Gardner and Head of School Randy Brunk discuss why affordability is something we should all care about, and how CHCA will achieve it. 24 6
Why is this important to the Board? Brian Gardner: Embracing economic diversity will help us prepare a more diverse and well-rounded population of tomorrow’s leaders to go into the world and fulfill the Great Commission. We also believe firmly that God rewards generosity, and we are confident that we will continue to be blessed (as we have already) as we seek to share with others the blessings that God has bestowed on us through the generous investment of CHCA’s founders.
Randy Brunk: Socioeconomic diversity is necessary in schooling to ensure every voice is heard. [Kids need] the mindset and deep understandings of a variety of classes and backgrounds. That certainly will be more reflective of the world they will enter. A strong affordability endowment ensures we have a cross-section of families at every level of our school.
What is the process of determining what affordability looks like? Who will it impact? RB: We began by identifying and attempting to define socioeconomic diversity as well as finding comparable programs that might have unique approaches to the issue. The second step was to determine approximately what income groups would need how much to consider the school a viable option for their family. This was followed by a more complete analysis of what school expenses should be covered by tuition and what expenses would be best raised from donors to assure we are adequately covering the cost to educate. Then we determined the amount of ongoing annual and endowed funds it would take to fund future socioeconomic diversity goals. BG: With a very large portion of the school’s costs fixed or semi-variable, filling every seat will ensure the lowest possible cost per student. When there are empty seats, incremental students add to the school’s operating income, even if they received discounted tuition, without materially increasing its operating costs. Thus, providing tuition assistance to some will actually keep tuition costs down even for families that do not receive it.
What are the next steps? RB: The plan is to get a campaign going in the coming years to more robustly support the Tuition Affordability Endowment. Fortifying this endowment will ensure that families of varying backgrounds do not see tuition as a stumbling block in attending CHCA. BG: As a community, we recognize that we are among those “to whom much has been given” and we want to pass the blessing on to others by making a high-quality Christ-centered college preparatory education available to as many qualified students as possible, without regard to their financial position. We are planning a variety of initiatives designed to feed into the endowment, which will allow us to fund diversity across the socioeconomic spectrum even as the endowment is growing.
CHCA FROM MY PERSPECTIVE by Cassie Sagness, junior
I am what they call a “lifer,” high school slang used to
describe those who have been at CHCA their entire educational careers. And I can honestly say that I am proud to hold this title, not as bragging rights but simply because I am so genuinely happy I have been a part of this place. Over the past twelve years, CHCA has had a vital impact on who I have become as a person and who I hope to be in the future.
But the number of years a person attends school here has
nothing to do with the volume of things that are experienced. My closest friends range from people who have been at CHCA for over a decade to those who are attending their first semester here, and no matter who you ask, people say that there is “just this feeling” they get by being here.
And the more I contemplate this, the more I struggle to
identify only one attribute that triggers that feeling. I know that it definitely pertains to something spiritual, as the more time I spend here, the more I cannot help but to fall in love with God.
When I think about the very first impressionable moment
the school had on me, I remember being in third grade during the fall of 2001. With two parents in the airline industry, in the weeks following September 11th I was terrified every time they left the house. But my teacher cared enough to notice, and every day stayed with me at recess, assuring me that things would be ok. The teachers and faculty here don’t just care enough to get the job done, they care enough to leave a lasting impression.
I had already learned so much about Christianity by age
eight that I remember thinking to myself, if people can be this nice being a Christian, I want not only to study God but to know God. To this day I live by this as I take as many Christian Studies classes as I can simply because this school has instilled in me an honest passion to learn more about God. And I have CHCA’s faculty to thank for this.
When Jesus said, “Go – be the church,” he was teaching his disciples the idea that churches and
CHCA from my Perspective
When Jesus said, “Go – be the church,” he was teaching his
disciples the idea that churches and other types of community have nothing to do with the building or location; it’s the people. I honestly and whole-heartedly believe that this is what sets CHCA apart from any other school. Because CHCA does not
Micah-Drake Mundy, 5th grade
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I love CHCA because we learn
about God, we have enrichment clubs and it’s like a family. My favorite things at CHCA are science and art class. I also get to make new friends.
other types of community
simply teach this, the faculty and staff live by it, and further
have nothing to do with the
impress it upon the students. This encourages me in who I am
building or location; it’s the
as a person in every aspect of my life.
they’re encouraging, caring and they
people. I honestly and whole-
teach me about entrepreneurship, the
heartedly believe that this is what sets CHCA apart from any other school.
All that to say, CHCA is not just a building to me, it’s a
community and a second home. If you want proof, you can find me here at 6:30 in the morning any given day of the week, sitting in front of locker 280, waiting for the school day to arrive. I do this because I love to watch the school arrive, seeing the community come together for another day.
What I like most about my teachers is
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solar system, and the life of Jesus.
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Back To Class 2002 grad reflects on her past, present and future at CHCA
Before CHCA was open, before the Blue Ribbon awards and dozens
of MVC titles, before there was even a high school, Dorian Dostal was there. Dori and her brother, Ted, were two of CHCA’s first students in 1989, and like many families, she took part in getting the school ready for its big debut on September 6th.
“I remember going to the school with my family before it was actu-
ally opened, to clean, dust, and wash windows,” she says.
CHCA from my Perspective
As a student in Jan Everett’s kindergarten class that first year, she recalls some very traditional activities
(making books, class tea parties, CHCA’s first ever Fall Festival) and a few non-traditional ones too (groundbreakings, a skydiver landing on the soccer field on the last day). But above all, she remembers the people and relationships. “The teachers really built into me and my family,” she says. “I remember each one, and the impact they had on me, very vividly.”
Connor Espenshade, kindergarten
A lot has changed in the 20 years since she was having tea parties in Mrs. Everett’s class. After graduating
from CHCA in 2002, Dori attended Georgetown College in Kentucky, where she earned a degree in Elementary Education. Along
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the way, Ted completed four years of service in
I love CHCA because they have
the United States Marine Corps, including a tour in
labs. Science lab is my favorite
Iraq, and married fellow
because you get to do so many
Class of 2000 grad Katie
cool things. My teachers are great
Pauley. In 2006, Dori returned to CHCA to serve
because they love me and we do fun stuff.
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as Volunteer Coordinator at CHCA’s Armleder campus; in 2007, she moved into her current role as Kindergarten
Prepara-
tory teacher. And last December, Dori married
Jan Everett’s 89-90 kindergarten class
,
Dori with her 09-10 K-Prep class
Wes Edmonson, her longtime friend and 2002 classmate. A number of CHCA alumni were in the wedding party, showing that certain
CHCA from my Perspective
things have not changed over the years: the friendships that were forged here remain some of the most important in her life.
Michelle Tobeson, 12th Grade
“A couple of my closest friends, to this day, I met in high school,”
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she says.“Not to mention my wonderful husband whom I’ve known since middle school! It’s a blessing to have married someone I share so many memories with.”
Something else that hasn’t changed: like the teachers who
made an impression on her years ago, Dori sees her work in the classroom as a ministry. “CHCA instilled in me the desire to serve others and make a difference. I had great teachers that motivated and inspired me to go into education and build into children. I saw teaching as one way I could use my gifts to do just that,” she says. “Being at Armleder allows the Lord to work through me with the children I interact with each day.”
Dori and Wes on their wedding day
Now in her third year of teaching, Dori recognizes how her time at Cincinnati Hills shaped her, and how
she now has a chance to shape the lives of others. “It has been cool to see how the decision my parents made years ago to send my brother and me to CHCA has really shaped my life in so many ways,” she explains. “CHCA helped build a solid foundation in my life spiritually, academically and socially. The Lord gave me the desire to be a part of doing the same in other children’s lives and coming back to teach here was one incredible way I could do that.”
CHCA has been a great environment for challenging myself academically, but what might be even more significant is the close friends I have made and closeknit community here. This summer was tough. Due to a variety of difficult things my family faced, I was having a really hard time. But my friends and the girls on my soccer team rallied around us like you wouldn’t believe. They were an amazing support system and were really there for me. It showed me that we weren’t just schoolmates – we’re like family. I’m looking at colleges right now, and will make sure the school I pick has great community and plenty of outreach opportunities. That’s what CHCA is good at: building a foundation in students that makes you want to develop relationships, serve others and 7 take leadership roles. 9
MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES FINANCE COMMITTEE “On behalf of the Board of Trustees and Finance Committee, I am pleased to report that BKD, LLP, our independent auditors, issued a ‘clean’ opinion regarding CHCA’s financial statements for the year ending June 30, 2009. This clean opinion signifies the auditor’s belief that our financial statements accurately represent the financial position of CHCA. Portions of the financial statements are included on the pages that follow. You may review BKD’s audit report in its entirety by contacting Mike Wallace in the Business Office at (513) 247-0900. The Board remains focused on maintaining a high level of value for this Christ-centered institution of academic excellence. We ask for your prayers and encourage your input via the public budget meetings scheduled twice each year.” Penny Osborne, Treasurer
The Year in Review: 2008 A Look at our Cash & Investments
Balance Sheet 2009 vs. 2008 Comparing our assets from year to year, there was a slight reduction in our net assets in 2008-09. This loss was due to a drop in the markets, which affected our investments.
ASSETS
2009
2008
$30,929,880
$36,071,493
$3,724,916
$3,702,345
Receivables
$10,430,419
$10,675,665
Property and Equipment
$37,194,873
$35,680,770
$94,036
$99,028
$82,374,124
$86,229,301
Cash and Investments Deferred Tuition
Other Assets TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities
Schott International Fund $59,890 Bond Proceeds $66,200 Bond Shrinking Fund $122,554 Miscellaneous $220,301 Capital Reserve $299,059 Bessie Steel (Armleder) $1,004,637 NC Enhancement - Affordability $1,719,454 Pooled Endowments Tuition Reduction $1,756,343
Accrued Expenses
$1,418,886
$2,046,663
Deferred Tuition
$3,724,916
$3,702,345
Long Term Debt
$10,860,633
$11,008,941
Total Liabilities
$16,004,435
$16,757,949
NC Enhancement - Building $3,227,808
Net Assets
$66,369,689
$69,471,352
Armleder Scholarship Funds $18,258,102
$82,374,124
$86,229,301
Total Liabilities & Net Assets
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While the amount of cash in the graph below looks high, a majority of our cash is firmly committed to several important initiatives. Additionally, the Armleder Scholarship Funds are well on their way to realizing a significant endowment portfolio, and it is our expectation that we will experience significant growth in the North Campus endowments in future years.
Teacher Incentive Endowment $1,879,600 Cash $2,315,932
Total Cash and Investments: $30,929,880
2008-09 Board members Michael Kuremsky, President Dave Browne, Vice President Michael Foust, Secretary Penny Osborne, Treasurer Lisa Allgood Beth Andrews Bob Bedinghaus Ron Beshear Andrea Dixon Mike Ellison Brian Gardner Jack Horvath Jay Kersey Bonnie Klusmeyer Dean Kuroff Gary Price Randy Randolph Tom Woelk Randy Brunk, Head of School
- 2009 Financial Reports A Look at Our Assets
45%
Property & Equipment
CHCA’s impressive facilities, some of the best in the city, are very valuable assets. Furthermore, the school’s endowments were almost $27 million at the end of the 2008-09 school year.
37%
Cash & Investments
CHCA Assets Cash and Investments $30,929,880 Deferred Tuition $3,724,916 Receivables $10,430,419 Property and Equipment $37,194,873 Other Assets $94,036 $82,374,124
1%
Other Assets
A Look at our Debt
Principal Balance
$12,000,000 $10,000,000 $8,000,000 $6,000,000 $4,000,000 $2,000,000
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2026
2025
2024
2023
2022
2021
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2018
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Several years ago, the school obtained bond financing in order to retire previous higher interest debt and to fund several new initiatives. The Board determined that the amount of bond financing required was very reasonable considering the assets of the school and debt carrying capacity of the budget. We have accessed the full amount of approved bond financing and now will turn our attention to the rapid reduction of balance. As you can see, the debt should be retired at a steady pace until it is completely paid off in 2028.
4%
Deferred Tuition
CHCA Debt Balance
2013
Receivables
2012
TOTAL ASSETS
13%
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The Year in Review: 2008-2009 Financial Reports A look at our Revenues and Expenses The following chart shows our revenues and expenses for the year ending June 30, 2009. This includes a comparison to numbers for 2007-08.
2008/2009 Actual
2008/2009 Budget
Tuition & Fees
$16,322,654
$15,872,052
$450,602
$14,475,560
Contributions
$666,831
$725,000
($58,169)
$1,085,925
$1,305,664
$1,275,870
$29,794
$1,370,480
$237,959
$392,578
($154,619)
$446,972
$2,679,675
$0
$2,679,675
$1,969,488
$21,212,783
$18,265,500
$2,947,283
$19,348,425
Variance To Budget
2007/2008 Actual
REVENUES
State Funds Investment / Other Income Capital TOTAL REVENUES
EXPENSES Payroll and Benefits
$12,689,156
$12,679,469
($9,687)
$11,843,045
Financial Aid
$1,496,278
$1,405,823
($90,455)
$354,840
Operating Expenses
$4,966,866
$4,997,766
$30,900
$5,009,824
Capital
$2,679,675
$0
($2,679,675)
$1,969,488
$21,831,975
$19,083,058
($2,748,917)
$19,177,197
-$619,192
-$817,558
$198,366
$171,228
TOTAL EXPENSES
NET INCOME
These numbers exclude certain areas that are contained in the audited financial statement such as capital gifts, endowment gifts and depreciation.
CHCA from my Perspective: Twin siblings Jess & Nick Elder, 8th grade
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Jess Elder
One thing I really like is the small student body at the school. It gives all of us a chance to know each other and grow our friendships. I love the positive Christian environment at CHCA and how God is incorporated into the classes and lessons. The teachers here are always willing to help you whenever you need it and they really want to make a connection with you not only as a student but as a person. The coaches too are so giving of their time and want to help us succeed. What I
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like most about my friends is that they are willing to share their Christian faith, they are loads of fun and they are always there for me.
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Tuition & Fees 77%
Payroll and Benefits 58%
Capital 12%
Capital 13%
Investment/ Other Income 1%
State Funds 6%
A look at our Expenses We feel that our people are our greatest asset. Where else can you find such an incredible, well-qualified and committed staff? Accordingly, we are happy to report that our five-year compensation equalization program is complete. The reason for this endeavor was threefold: first, to ensure our faculty is fairly compensated relative to their peers at CHCA; second, to be at 85% of the average salaries for the public school districts in which we compete for teachers; and third, to be at 100% of the average salaries that other independent schools are paying. In order to retain and attract quality staff, we must be willing to pay a salary that befits their skills and talents.
A look at our Revenues Tuition and fees make up the lion’s share of our income stream. State Auxiliary Funds also provide a great deal of revenue. Beyond those sources, we are heavily reliant on the generosity of donors to keep our revenue stream strong. Non-tuition revenue is essential to keep tuition from rising too fast.
A look at Our Enrollment Thanks to the addition of a preschool, significant investment in resources, and additional efforts by the Admissions Office, CHCA saw a boost in enrollment in 2008-09.
Financial Aid 7%
Operating Expenses 23%
Contributions 3%
chca enrollment
1600 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400
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08-09
07-08
06-07
05-06
04-05
03-04
02-03
01-02
00-01
99-00
98-99
97-98
96-97
95-96
94-95
93-94
0 92-93
Elementary
91-92
High School
200 90-91
Middle School
89-90
Armleder
Nick Elder CHCA has always been such a welcoming place and I really like that. It’s a Godcentered place that is very comfortable for me. I have made friendships here that I know will last a lifetime and I have been able to learn so much about my friends as individual people. My teachers, coaches and my friends are very
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accepting and relate to me and my daily challenges. It’s good to know that I can go to any of them and ask for help...and get it.
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08-09 + 5 or more years of support ++ 10 or more years of support * Matching gift donor Names printed in italics are those of deceased donors.
$1 - $999
Anonymous (11) Mr. Jacob Abbs + Mr. and Mrs. John Abel, III + Mr. and Mrs. James Adair Mr. and Mrs. Jerrold M. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Adams + Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Adkison Mrs. Judith K. Alemagno Mr. and Mrs. Wilberto Alvarado Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Anderson + Mrs. Nancy R. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Evan J. Andrews ++ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews + Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Armstrong + Mr. and Mrs. Larry Armstrong + Mr. Ryan Atkins Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Atkins ++ Mr. and Mrs. David Avery + Mr. and Reverend Todd D. Bacon + Mr. and Mrs. James Bagby + Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Baker Mr. and Mrs. Drew Baker ++ Ms. Maryanne Baker Ms. Judi Balzano Mr. and Mrs. Randall Barger Mr. and Mrs. Steven Barker + Mr. and Mrs. Norman Barnhart + Ms. Michelle M. Barron + Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bauer Mr. and Mrs. William Bauman ++ Mr. and Mrs. Troy A. Bausch Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Beadle ++ Mr. and Mrs. Pervis Bearden Mr. Robert Bedinghaus Ms. Lauren N. Bedinghaus Mrs. Catherine Bell Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bellan ++ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Berger Ms. Kathryn Bergh ++ Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bergh + Mr. and Mrs. Tom Betcher ++ Mr. Ryan Betscher Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Black + Mr. William Blessing ++ Mr. and Mrs. Mark Blumenfeld Ms. Ruby Blunt-Derden Mrs. Nancy J. Blyth ++ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bolsinger + Mr. Jeffrey A. Booth Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Boutwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bowman + Ms. Kathleen Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boyd Mr. and Mrs. David H. Brainer + Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brands Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brands*
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donors
Annual Giving Campaign (gifts received from July 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009) Mr. and Mrs. Scott Braun Mr. and Mrs. Andrew BreezeStringfellow ++ Ms. Rebecca Breitholle Mrs. Sandra K. Breitholle Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bremer ++ Ms. Elizabeth H. Bronson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bronson ++* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brooks Mr. and Mrs. James Buckman ++ Reverend and Mrs. Bernard Byma Mr. and Mrs. Don Cacchiotti ++ Mr. William and Judge Joyce Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Canavan ++ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Candee ++ Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carraher ++ Mr. and Mrs. William Carroll ++ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Carter Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Carter + Mr. and Mrs. David Caruso Ms. Kim D. Cassity Mr. John and Dr. Debra Caswell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cesler ++ Mrs. Paula Chandler Mrs. Monica C. Chapman Mr. and Dr. Charles J. Chappell Mr. and Mrs. Mark Christy ++ Mrs. Julie M. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Clayton Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Cleves Mr. and Mrs. Rolando Collado ++ Mr. and Mrs. David Collins ++ Mrs. Blanche Collins Ms. Cheri Contario Mr. and Mrs. David W. Conway + Dr. and Mrs. Dale Cooper ++ Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Cooper ++ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Courtright Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cox ++ Ms. Ann Cox Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crites Mr. and Mrs. Michael Crossty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crum Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culver Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curtin + Mr. and Mrs. James Dahmus + Ms. Christina Damlis Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Daniel + Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Daniher Mrs. Katlyn E. David Ms. Jaclyn C. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Les Davis Ms. Debbie R. Day + Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. DeGroft ++* Mr. and Mrs. Scott DeNoma + Mr. and Mrs. Dean Devin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Dietrich ++ Mrs. Rosemary Dikun + Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dinkelacker ++ Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dobyns Mr. Peter H. Dongell + Ms. Jennie Dorl Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dostal ++ Mr. Scott Dotas and Mrs. Laura
Young Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dowd ++ Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Drees ++ Reverend and Mrs. J. T. Duke + Mr. and Mrs. James L. Durham ++ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Durham ++ Mr. and Mrs. William B. Edmonson ++ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Egbers Ms. Lisa Elam + Ms. Anne Enneking Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Eslick + Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Esposito Mrs. Robin Everhart Mr. Thomas Everhart ++ Mr. and Mrs. David Falk + Mr. and Mrs. Derek Farkas Mr. and Mrs. Steve K. Farquhar Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Faugno + Mr. and Mrs. Craig Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Jeffry D. Ferguson + Mr. and Mrs. John Fette + Mr. Brian Fey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fey ++ Mrs. Deborah M. Fields Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher + Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Fite + Mrs. Jennifer E. Flint Mr. Bruce Flory + Mr. and Mrs. Roland K. Foreman + Mr. and Mrs. Mark Frank + Mr. and Mrs. Percy Fry Mr. and Mrs. David Fulkerson + Mr. and Mrs. William Gaither Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gear + Ms. Holly J. Getter ++ Drs. Michel and Ghada Ghastine + Mr. and Mrs. Kenyatta Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Kris Gilbert + Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Glenchur + Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Goebel ++ Mrs. Katherine Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. David Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. William Goodwin + Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gorsun Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Grantham + Mr. and Mrs. John Green + Mrs. Colleen Greenwell Ms. Vickie Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gullett Ms. Grey Hall Ms. Rebecca L. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Cartwright Hall, Jr. ++ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hall + Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall + Mr. and Mrs. Ford Halter + Ms. Janet McLendon Harbort Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Harris +* Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Hartoin Mr. and Mrs. William Haslem, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. Judah Herman Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hern ++ Ms. Michelle K. Heywood Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hilderbrand Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hill Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hogan + Mr. and Mrs. Ric Hordinski ++ Mr. Ron Horvath Mr. John R. Horvath Mr. Alex Howell Mr. and Mrs. Burton A. Huber Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hughes + Dr. Howard D. Hutton and Dr. Amy V. Trejo Mr. and Mrs. Brian Isaacs Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine R. Isenberg + Ms. Patricia Jackson ++ Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Jankowski Mrs. Suzanne Janney + Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jenkins + Mr. and Mrs. Dain Jepson ++ Dr. and Mrs. Young Jin ++ Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Ron Johnson + Ms. Laurie Jonas + Mr. James Jonas + Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jones ++ Ms. Penny Jones Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones Mr. and Mrs. John S. Joplin + Dr. and Mrs. Glenn T. Jordan, IV Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jutt Mr. and Mrs. Hani Kallas Mrs. Linda L. Kallmeyer Mrs. Kimberly N. Kane Ms. Sandy Kays + Mr. and Mrs. W. Stan Kazee Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kennamer Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kersey + Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kirbabas ++ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kissel Dr. and Mrs. Gerald T. Kitchens, II Ms. Kourtney L. Klendworth Mr. and Mrs. John K. Kloster ++ Mr. and Mrs. Judd Klusmeyer Mr. Christopher Koenig Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Kohlan Mr. and Mrs. John Kolar Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Koob Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Koopman Mrs. Viola Kozinski Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kuethe Mr. and Mrs. James K. Kuethe Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Langenderfer Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Lapps ++ Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Larger Dr. and Mrs. George R. Lawley Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ledbetter + Mr. and Mrs. Raymond LeDuc Ms. Meredith Legin Mr. Darin Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Lewis ++ Mr. and Mrs. Hua Li Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Lindenfeld + Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindner + Dr. and Mrs. James P. Lipovsky, Sr.
s Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lloyd* Dr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Love Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ludeke Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lutes Ms. Janet Mabrey Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Madigan Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mangels + Mrs. Lisa Mangiaracina Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Mann Mr. and Mrs. Michael Marsh ++ Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Martin + Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martin Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Martin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Martini Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Massengill Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McCollum ++ Mr. and Mrs. Don McCoppin Mr. and Mrs. Trent McCracken Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. McFarland ++ Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. McLeod Mr. and Mrs. James McNamara* Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McSwain + Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Medley Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Metzger ++ Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mikolanis* Mrs. Rachel E. Miller Mrs. Carmen Mindrum Mr. and Mrs. G. Donald Moon, III Mr. and Mrs. Don Moore Ms. Julie Moorehouse ++ Mr. and Mrs. David Morgason + Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Morris + Mr. and Mrs. Ken C. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Kyle R. Morton Mr. and Mrs. Troy Mosconi Mr. and Mrs. Steve Moss + Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy ++ Dr. and Mrs. Robert Les Murray, Jr. + Mr. and Mrs. Mike Murray Ms. Nicole M. Nelson Dr. and Mrs. Dean A. Nicholas + Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Niemeyer + Dr. and Mrs. Paul Noh Ms. Hope R. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Brien + Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Brien ++ Mr. and Mrs. Michael O’Connor + Mr. and Mrs. Jason D. Oden Mr. and Mrs. Deltha O’Neal Mr. and Mrs. Dan Orner Mrs. Mary Ossai-Charles Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ottenjohn + Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ottenjohn ++ Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Otto Dr. and Mrs. Robert Outzs ++ Mrs. Stacy Owens Mr. and Mrs. Gary Owens Mr. and Mrs. Steve Oyster Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Packer ++ Mrs. Megan Parcell Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan J. Paris Mr. and Mrs. George M. Parker + Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Parr
Mr. and Mrs. John Paschall + Dr. and Mrs. Kenton Pate ++ Ms. Latasha Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Patton Dr. and Mrs. Michael Pedoto ++ Mr. and Mrs. Kelly R. Peet Mr. and Mrs. James Pekarek Ms. Michelle Pembaur Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Perkins ++ Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Gary Peters ++ Mr. and Mrs. Joel Petersen + Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pfaff Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pfister ++ Ms. Holly Pfister + Mr. and Mrs. Don Pfister + Mr. and Mrs. James Phelps Mr. and Mrs. R. Todd Pierce + Ms. Diane Pillman Mrs. Nitza J. Pinilla-Foster Ms. Kathryn L. Polzin Captain and Mrs. Samuel Powel, III + Mr. and Mrs. Darius Powell + Mr. and Mrs. Todd Powers ++ Mr. and Mrs. John P. Prado + Mr. and Mrs. Michael Prescott + Mr. Anthony Price Mr. and Mrs. Byron A. Pritchard + Ms. Leigh Prop ++ Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Prop + Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Rafi Dr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Randolph, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Ranne Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rasmussen + Mrs. Crystal J. Ravenel Mr. and Mrs. Phil Reifenberg ++ Mrs. Melissa Reisinger Mr. and Mrs. William Rempe Ms. Renee Renken + Mr. and Mrs. Randy Renners Mr. and Mrs. Dean A. Rice ++ Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Richardson + Mr. Jarrod E. Richardson Mr. Collin Richardson Mrs. Sara L. Riebesel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Riewald ++ Mr. and Mrs. William Ripperger Mrs. Afton Ririe Mr. and Mrs. David Roberts Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson ++ Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Roebker Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rolman Mr. and Mrs. William H. Roper Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rosenbeck Mr. Nicholas P. Rosenfeldt Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ross Ms. Betty Rottman Mr. Peter Rottman Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roy ++ Ms. Stephanie L. Ruehlmann Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Rutherford ++ Mr. Mark Salisbury Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Sanderson Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Sanker ++
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sauve + Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy R. Saylor + Mr. Martin and Dr. Nancy Schaefer ++ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Schimpf Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. H. David Schuman, Jr. Ms. Heather K. Schurig Ms. Lynne Scott ++ Dr. and Mrs. Jack See, III Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Seitz Mr. and Mrs. Liam Shanahan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sheehy Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Sheffer Dr. and Mrs. James M. Shiveley + Drs. Gary and Marcia Shull + Ms. Heather Schurig Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sikkema Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Siman Dr. and Mrs. Tedd Simmons ++ Mr. Nathaniel Sizemore Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Sizemore ++ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Skoglund Mr. and Mrs. Steven T. Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. Dave S. Slone Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smeltzer ++ Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Smith + Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Smith + Mrs. Gwyneth Spindel Drs. Timothy and Michelle Staarmann ++ Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Stagnaro Mr. and Mrs. David Stanfield + Mr. A. Joseph Steichen + Mr. and Mrs. Jay Steidle + Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Steil Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steitz ++ Mrs. Sarah Stokes Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stone Mr. and Mrs. Sam Strader Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Strasser Mr. Cal Stryker Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Sturgill + Ms. Kristen Stutz + Mrs. Angela Stutz ++ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O. Summers ++ Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Swallen ++ Mrs. Martha Swartz Mr. and Mrs. David Swedes Dr. and Mrs. John Szawaluk Dr. and Mrs. Alec R. Tackett Mr. Paul Tanner ++ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tate Mr. Jason S. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Taylor Drs. Charles and Lucille Taylor + Mr. and Mrs. Bill John Taylor, III Mr. William Taylor, Jr. + Mr. Will Teague and Dr. Carolyn L. Teague + Mr. and Mrs. David Terkosky ++ Mr. and Mrs. Randy Terry + Mr. and Mrs. Barry Thiel + Mr. and Mrs. Kurt J. Tholking Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thomas +* Mr. and Mrs. James Todd
Reverend and Mrs. Brian D. Tome + Mr. and Mrs. Pom Tongdangjoue Ms. Lynne M. Tracey Mr. and Mrs. Jared S. Treadway Mrs. DeAnne W. Vallo + Mr. and Mrs. Jim Van Buren Drs. Henry and Maria van den Berg ++ Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Van Liew Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Vanderkolk ++ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vanderwoude + Ms. Maria Versluis Mr. Vince Versluis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Visagie Mr. and Mrs. Glenn S. Vraniak Ms. Fran L. Wade Mr. David A. Walker + Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wallace + Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Wallace ++ Mr. Steven Walsh Ms. Judith J. Walton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walton Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Warncke Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Warner Mr. Lance A. Webel + Mrs. Julie Weber + Reverend and Mrs. Brian Wells + Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wesson Mr. and Mrs. Ed Westerkamp ++ Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Wetherington Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wheeler ++ Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. White Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wichmann + Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilber + Mrs. Gloria Wilkinson + Mr. and Mrs. E. Todd Wilkowski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willard + Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams + Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Winship + Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Woelk + Ms. Tracy J. Wolcott + Mr. and Mrs. James Worachek ++ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wright Mr. and Mrs. Zak Wyche Mr. and Mrs. Todd W. Young + Mr. and Mrs. Jay Younkin Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Zwarg +
$1000 - $2499
Anonymous (3) Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Allgood ++ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bailey ++ Ms. Sonja Basham Mr. and Mrs. William Beal Mr. and Mrs. James Bechtold + Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bedinghaus ++ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bernet + Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Beshear ++* Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Beverly Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bogart Mr. and Mrs. David Booth Mr. and Mrs. David A. Bowen + Mr. and Mrs. David Browne + Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Bruns + Dr. and Mrs. Gregg R. Bruns 15
08-09 $1000 - $2499
Mr. and Ms. John Carson Dr. and Mrs. Madhu Chalasani Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chappelle ++ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Church Mr. John M. Clifford and Mrs. Kelly A. Burke Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Collins + Mr. and Mrs. James Crabbe Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cross + Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Cucinotta ++ Mr. and Mrs. Greg Darst + Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Debo + Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Del Greco + Mr. Douglas Dixon and Dr. Andrea Dixon + Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Easterday + Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Ferrigno Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fitzgerald + Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flint ++ Dr. Terry Flum and Dr. Denise Decker-Flum Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Foutch Mr. and Mrs. Jack Geiger + Mr. and Mrs. R. Mark Graf Mr. and Mrs. David Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hamilton + Mr. and Mrs. William E. Haslem, Jr. + Dr. and Mrs. Eric D. Henize Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hesse + Mr. and Mrs. John D. Horning + Ms. Jean Horsting +* Mr. and Mrs. Drew Horter Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hughes + Mr. and Mrs. Tom Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Jack, III +* Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kadnar ++ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Keating ++ Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Kelley + Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Kiley Mr. and Mrs. Lee Knose Mr. and Mrs. Tim Kopp Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Kuroff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Lee + Mr. and Mrs. Brent Loring Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lowrey, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John Mashny Mr. and Mrs. John Mattes Mr. and Mrs. Jason S. McSwain Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moffitt Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moseley, III Mr. and Mrs. John Mulcahy Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Myers ++ Drs. Guy and Ann Neff Mr. and Mrs. David Neyer +* Mr. Brandon R. Nobbs Mr. R. Hunter Nobbs Miss Kayla S. Nobbs Miss Riley M. Nobbs Mr. and Mrs. Evans Nwankwo ++ Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Odom Dr. and Mrs. Bradley Osborne + Mr. and Mrs. Fred O’Toole Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Pacheco Drs. Arthur and Rita Pancioli + Mr. and Mrs. Scott Paschke
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donors
Annual Giving Campaign (gifts received from July 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009)
Mr. and Mrs. Todd C. Pfister + Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Phelps, Jr. ++ Dr. and Mrs. William Polzin ++ Mr. and Mrs. Gary Price + Mr. Mark Ruehlmann ++ Dr. and Mrs. James L. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Lou Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Scott +* Dr. and Mrs. Jim Shackson ++ Mr. and Mrs. Chris Shollenbarger * Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Skoglund* Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Spooner Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Takas + Mr. and Mrs. William Tedrick + Mr. and Mrs. David Tobeson + Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Veldhuis Mr. and Mrs. D. Eric Venters + Mr. Eliseo Vizcaino and Dr. Clarissa Rosas Mr. and Mrs. William B. Watson ++ Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilber + Mr. and Mrs. Rex Williams* Dr. and Mrs. Eric Wittkugel ++ Mr. and Mrs. Scott Workman Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright ++ Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wyant + Dr. and Mrs. Salvatore M. Zabbatino + Dr. and Mrs. Zeke Zekoff ++
$2500 - $4999
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bach Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Baillely + Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Bettinger Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown ++ Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Carnes Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Conley ++ Mr. and Mrs. C. Michael Ellison ++ Dr. and Mrs. Doug Feeney + Dr. and Mrs. Michael Foust* Mr. and Mrs. John P. Goodwin + Mr. and Mrs. David S. Gregory * Mr. and Mrs. Brendon Hansford + Mr. and Mrs. M. Jack Horvath Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Johnson ++ Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Kinstler + Ms. Carol A. Lindner ++ Mr. Christopher Lindner Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Lyle* Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ochs, IV + Mr. and Mrs. Paul O’Neill + Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sandoval Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheehy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith, III + Dr. and Mrs. Ulysses Tandoc ++ Mr. and Mrs. David S. Taylor +
$5000 - $9999
Mr. and Mrs. Brien Bolsinger +* Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brock Mr. and Mrs. T. Randall Brunk + Mr. and Mrs. Joel B. Campbell, III + Mrs. Cynthia Coggins ++ Mr. and Mrs. Perry W. Drosos Mr. and Mrs. John A. Eckert *
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuremsky ++ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Meador Mr. and Mrs. Leo Osborne +* Drs. Abraham and Joyce Philip ++ Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roy++ Mr. and Mrs. John Roy Roy Family Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schretter +* Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Simpson +* Mr. and Mrs. W. Bradfield Trucksis ++
$10,000+
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gardner CoFre Family Foundation Mr. Gary Copelin Mrs. Kay French Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuller* Parent Teacher Fellowship
Alumni Giving (Listed by class)
Class of ’95 Mr. Jonathan Adams
Class of ’96 Mr. Brian Fey Mr. Bill Taylor
Class of ’97 Ms. Grey Hall
Ms. Rebecca Breitholle
Class of ’05 Mrs. Katlyn (Kersey) David
Class of ’06 Mr. Jarrod E. Richardson Mr. Jason S. Taylor Mr. John R. Horvath Ms. Hope R. Norman Ms. Jaclyn C. Davis
Class of ’07 Mr. Ryan Atkins
Class of ’08 Ms. Lauren N. Bedinghaus
In Memory of Carol Anne Blessing Great Grandpa CC Bolsinger Nicholas Edward Swartz
In Honor of Elise Hayes Michael Brady Manning Jeff and Jennifer Horsting Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Bruns
Soaring Sponsors
Class of ’99
Primerica Financial Services The Huntington National Bank
Mr. Jacob Abbs Ms. Christina Damlis Ms. Kristen Stutz +
Matching Gift Program
Class of ’00 Mr. Anthony Price Mr. Christopher Koenig Mr. Ryan Betscher Ms. Elizabeth H. Bronson Ms. Kourtney L. Klendworth Ms. Michelle Pembaur
Class of ’01 Mrs. Sarah (Price) Stokes
Class of ’02 Mr. Collin Richardson
Class of ’03 Mr. Alex Howell Ms. Jennifer (Flint) Terhar Mrs. Katherine (Dowd) Gonzalez Ms. Holly Pfister + Ms. Jennie Dorl + Ms. Kathryn L. Polzin Ms. Nicole M. Nelson Ms. Rebecca L. Hall Ms. Stephanie L. Ruehlmann
Class of ’04 Mr. Christopher Lindner Mr. Nathaniel Sizemore Mr. Robert Bedinghaus Ms. Meredith Legin
Alliance Bernstein American Express Matching Gift Program Fifth Third Bank + Gannett Foundation ++ General Electric Foundation + H. J. Heinz Company Foundation + JPMorgan Chase Foundation Kellogg’s Corporate Citizenship Fund Lambert Family Foundation MeadWestvaco Foundation National City Bank Network for Good Neyer Foundation Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation + Pepsico Foundation Primary Health Partners, Inc. Scripps Howard Foundation + Specialized Transport & Logistics Starbucks Coffee Company Toyota Motor Sales, Inc. + UBS Foundation USA Wellpoint Great care was taken in preparing all donor reports. We apologize for any error and ask that any mistake be reported to Pamela Bailey at (513) 247-9944 ext. 252.
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donors
Promise Campaign (gifts received from July 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009)
Anonymous (10) Dr. and Mrs. David Adam Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Adler Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Allgood Mrs. Nancy R. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Evan Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Baillely Mr. and Mrs. James Barresi Ms. Sonja Basham Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bedinghaus Ms. Kathryn Bergh Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bernet Mr. Ben Beshear* Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Beshear* Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Beverly Mr. and Mrs. William Bily, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Black Mr. and Mrs. Ted Boeckerman Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bosma Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brands* Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. T. Randall Brunk Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Burdsall Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cesler Mr. and Mrs. Mark Christy Mr. and Mrs. Steven Clark Mrs. Cynthia Coggins Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Collins Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Conley Mr. and Mrs. David W. Conway Cornerstone Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cox Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Cucinotta Mrs. Helen Culibrk Mr. and Mrs. James Dahmus Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Daniher Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Debo Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Denson Drs. Richard and Cynthia DeVore Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Dietrich Mr. Douglas Dixon and Dr. Andrea Dixon Mr. and Mrs. James Adair Mr. Scott Dotas and Mrs. Laura Young Reverend and Mrs. J. T. Duke Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Durham Mr. and Mrs. James L. Durham Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Easterday Mr. and Mrs. James Elder Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellison Mr. and Mrs. C. Michael Ellison
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Esposito Dr. and Mrs. Doug Feeney Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Fite Mr. Bruce Flory Mrs. Nitza Pinilla-Foster Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gassman Mr. and Mrs. Todd Geist Ms. Holly J. Getter Mr. and Mrs. Kris Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. John P. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. William Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. David E. Goodwin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Mark Graf Mr. and Mrs. Dean Gregory Ms. Vickie Gregory Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hall Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Hartoin Mr. and Mrs. William E. Haslem, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Horning Mr. and Mrs. Drew Horter Mr. and Mrs. M. Jack Horvath Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine R. Isenberg Mr. and Mrs. John S. Joplin Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kadnar Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kirbabas Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Klostermeier Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Koob Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuremsky Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Kuroff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Landolt Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Langenberg Mr. and Mrs. James Lantz Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Lapps Dr. and Mrs. Michael Lawley Mr. and Mrs. Richard LeMay Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindner, III Dr. and Mrs. James P. Lipovsky, Sr. Mr. Michael Lubes and Ms. Tracy M. Adair Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lutes Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Martin Mr. and Mrs. James Mary Dr. and Mrs. John Mashny Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Jason S. McSwain Mr. and Mrs. Ron McSwain Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Medley Mr. and Mrs. Jim Messick Mr. and Mrs. Mike Milidonis Mr. and Mrs. Troy Miller Mr. and Mrs. David Morgason Mr. and Mrs. Roger Myers* Drs. Guy and Ann Neff
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Niemeyer Mr. and Mrs. Evans Nwankwo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ochs, IV* Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Odom Mr. and Mrs. Dan Orner Dr. and Mrs. Bradley Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Leo Osborne* Mr. and Mrs. Fred O’Toole Dr. and Mrs. Robert Outzs Mr. and Mrs. Steve Oyster Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Packer Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Painter Drs. Arthur and Rita Pancioli Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan J. Paris Mr. and Mrs. George M. Parker Dr. and Mrs. Kenton Pate Mrs. Grace Pedoto Mr. and Mrs. Don Pfister Mr. and Mrs. Todd C. Pfister* Drs. Abraham and Joyce Philip Mrs. Nitza J. Pinilla-Foster Mr. and Mrs. Chris Plummer Mr. and Mrs. John P. Prado Mr. and Mrs. Michael Prescott Mr. and Mrs. Gary Price Mr. and Mrs. Byron A. Pritchard Psalms Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reed Ribs King Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dean A. Rice Mrs. Sara L. Riebesel Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ross Ms. Audrey Rossman Mr. Peter Rottman Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Sanderson Mr. and Mrs. R. Philip Sarnecki Mr. and Mrs. Lou Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Schuler Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Scott* Mr. and Mrs. Scott Seibert Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheehy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shields Dr. and Mrs. James M. Shiveley Mr. August Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Siman Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Simpson* Dr. and Mrs. Mark Sivik Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Skoglund Mr. and Mrs. Steven T. Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smeltzer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith Drs. Timothy and Michelle Staar-
* Matching gift donor
mann Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steitz Mr. and Mrs. Greg Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Strasser Mr. and Mrs. Rod Stryker Mr. Cal Stryker Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Sturgill Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Takas* Mr. and Mrs. Richard Takas Drs. Charles and Lucille Taylor Mr. and Mrs. David S. Taylor Mr. Will Teague and Dr. Carolyn L. Teague Mr. and Mrs. Randy Terry Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thomas* Mr. and Mrs. Pom Tongdangjoue Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Vanderkolk Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Veldhuis Mr. and Mrs. D. Eric Venters Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Walchle Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. William B. Watson Mrs. Julie Weber Mr. and Mrs. Mark Weller Mr. Richard K. Wendt Mr. Paul Wesselkamper Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jason Williams Mrs. Julie L. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Woelk Mr. and Mrs. Jay Younkin Dr. and Mrs. Salvatore M. Zabbatino Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Zwarg
Matching Gift Companies General Electric Foundation Kellogg’s Corporate Citizenship Fund Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation UBS Foundation USA US Bancorp Wells Fargo
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McSwain Carpets and Floors Primerica Financial Services The Huntington National Bank
donors
Capital Needs & Other Designated Gifts Designated Gifts
Gifts-in-Kind
Herbert H. and Barbara C. Dow Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Wilberto Alvarado
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bernet
Mr. and Mrs. David Browne
Mr. and Mrs. David Browne
Mr. and Mrs. Burton A. Huber
Mr. John and Dr. Debra Caswell
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Peters
Mrs. Bethany (James) Heath
Mr. and Mrs. Pom Tongdangjoue
Carl H. and Edyth B. Lindner Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilber
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lindner, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David Neyer
General Scholarship gifts
Drs. Abraham and Joyce Philip
Anonymous (1)
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Randolph, Jr.
Cincinnati Bell Telephone
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Saikaly
GFS Marketplace
Mr. William P. Schott
GoodSearch
Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Schuler
Herbert H. and Barbara C. Dow Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Jim Shackson
Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Myers
Dr. and Mrs. Ulysses Tandoc
Romeo Advertising and Market
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wyant
Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Schuler
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lindner, III Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Myers
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donors
Campaign For Lasting change (gifts received from June 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009)
Farmer Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Farmer Mr. and Mrs. Garth Finch Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kellam Mr. and Mrs. David Neyer Otto M. Budig Family Foundation
Mr. Otto M. Budig Pichler Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pichler UBS Investment Bank Western and Southern Financial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Woelk
donors
Armleder Annual Giving Campaign Mrs. Elisa R. Allred Armstrong Chapel United Methodist Women Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Bodley ++ Mr. and Mrs. Randall Bond + Mrs. Cindy A. Brandyberry Ms. Elisabeth G. Brunk Mrs. Kelly Bullock Mr. and Mrs. Kareim Cade Mrs. Catherine M. Cepress Mr. and Mrs. Willie J. Coman Mr. and Mrs. P. Scott Dill Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne A. DuBois Mrs. Dorian D. Edmonson Ms. Emma S. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Steve Finan Mr. and Mrs. James G. Hansee Ms. Jennifer Horgan Mr. and Mrs. DeShonne Jackson
Keating, Muething & Klekamp Mr. and Mrs. Judd Klusmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Kreuzman Mrs. Teresa A. Lammers Mrs. Nancy Lauer Ms. Elizabeth Mandeng Ms. Susan Miller Mrs. Cammie Montgomery Ms. Christina Reinhardt Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Rindels Mr. and Mrs. Tony D. Runion Ms. Candace Schaffner Mrs. Emily A. Schmaltz Mrs. Jennifer Shuttleworth Mr. Otis Sims, Jr. US Bancorp Mr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Varner Mr. and Mrs. Artie L. Williams
Aviation Medicine Center PSC City Dash Mr. and Mrs. David Avery Mr. and Mrs. Steven Barker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bedinghaus Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bernet Mr. and Mrs. David A. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. David H. Brainer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown Mr. and Mrs. Joel B. Campbell, III Mr. John and Dr. Debra Caswell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cesler Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chappelle Mr. and Mrs. David W. Conway Dr. and Mrs. Dale Cooper Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Cucinotta Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curtin Mr. Douglas Dixon and Dr. Andrea Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eilau Mr. and Mrs. Terry Evans Dr. and Mrs. Doug Feeney Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flint Mr. Harold Fogg Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuller Mr. and Mrs. John P. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. William E. Haslem, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Eric D. Henize Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Kirby Ms. Carol A. Lindner Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Martin Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Dan Meador Ms. Julie Moorehouse Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Morris Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Myers Mr. and Mrs. David Neyer Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Packer Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Perkins Drs. Abraham and Joyce Philip Dr. and Mrs. William Polzin Mr. and Mrs. Keith Potter Ms. Leigh Prop Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Prop Dr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Randolph, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Redder Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Scott Seibert Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shear Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith, III Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stollings Mr. and Mrs. David S. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thomas Mr. and Mrs. David Tobeson Reverend and Mrs. Brian D. Tome Mr. and Mrs. W. Bradfield Trucksis Dr. and Mrs. Steven Villegas Mr. David A. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Scott Workman Dr. and Mrs. Zeke Zekoff
Gifts-in-Kind Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Joel Petersen
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donors
08-09
Friends of Fine Arts Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ackerman Dr. and Mrs. David Adam Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Adkison Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Allgood Mr. and Mrs. Wilberto Alvarado Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews Mr. and Mrs. David Avery Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bach Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Baillely Mr. and Mrs. Drew Baker Mr. and Mrs. Denis Beausejour Mr. and Mrs. James Bechtold Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bedinghaus Mr. William Blessing Mrs. Nancy Blyth Mr. and Mrs. James Bohanan Mr. and Mrs. David Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Breeze-Stringfellow Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brock Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown Mr. and Mrs. John A. Brownrigg, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T. Randall Brunk Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Buckeridge Mr. and Mrs. Kareim Cade Mr. and Mrs. Joel B. Campbell, III Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Carnes Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cesler Mr. and Mrs. Doug Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Mark Christy Mrs. Cynthia Coggins Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Colwell, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Cucinotta Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cunningham Dr. and Mrs. Thomas deHoop Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Del Greco Mr. Douglas Dixon and Dr. Andrea Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Drees Mr. and Mrs. James Durham Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eckert Dr. and Mrs. Donald Faimon Dr. and Mrs. Doug Feeney Mr. and Mrs. Jeffry Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Ferrigno Ms. Deborah Fields Mr. and Mrs. Mark Frank Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Jack Geiger General Electric Foundation Drs. Michel and Ghada Ghastine Mr. and Mrs. John Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. David Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Hagerty Mr. and Mrs. Brendon Hansford Ms. Janet McLendon Harbort Mrs. Bethany (James) Heath Dr. and Mrs. Eric D. Henize Mr. and Mrs. John D. Horning Mr. and Mrs. M. Jack Horvath Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hoyer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hughes
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Mr. and Mrs. James Huitsing Mr. and Mrs. Richard Human Mr. and Mrs. Tom Humphrey Dr. Howard D. Hutton and Dr. Amy V. Trejo Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Jankowski Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kadnar Mr. and Mrs. Hani Kallas Mr. James Karrer and Dr. Ann Marie Matusak Mr. and Mrs. W. Stan Kazee Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Keating Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kissel Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Koob Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Koopman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuremsky Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Lapps Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Larger Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. Lawson Reverend and Mrs. John H. Lewis Ms. Carol A. Lindner Dr. and Mrs. James P. Lipovsky Dr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Love Mr. and Mrs. James Mary Dr. and Mrs. John Mashny Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McCormick Mr. and Mrs. James McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Jason S. McSwain Mr. and Mrs. William Michels Mr. and Mrs. Mike Milidonis Mr. and Mrs. David Morgason Mr. and Mrs. John Mulcahy Mr. and Mrs. David Neyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ochs, IV Mr. and Mrs. Michael O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Paul O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Fred O’Toole Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ottenjohn Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Packer Drs. Arthur and Rita Pancioli Mr. and Mrs. Todd C. Pfister Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phelps Drs. Abraham and Joyce Philip Dr. and Mrs. William Polzin Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Powel Mr. and Mrs. Byron A. Pritchard Dr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Randolph, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rasmussen Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reed Mr. and Mrs. Richard, Jr. Reinhart Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Riewald Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ross Mr. David R. Roth Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roy Mr. and Mrs. David Sauve Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schretter Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schumacher Ms. Lynne Scott Mr. and Mrs. Scott Seibert Dr. and Mrs. Jim Shackson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shear Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Siplin
Dr. and Mrs. Ron Smith Drs. Timothy and Michelle Staarmann Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stacy Mr. and Mrs. Chris Staub Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stogner Mr. and Mrs. Rod Stryker Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Sturgill Mrs. Angela Stutz Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Summers Mr. and Mrs. William Tedrick Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Terlau Mr. and Mrs. Barry Thiel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thomas Mr. and Mrs. W. Bradfield Trucksis Mrs. Deanne Vallo Drs. Henry and Maria van den Berg Mr. and Mrs. D. Eric Venters Ms. Fran L. Wade Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Wetherington Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willard Dr. and Mrs. Eric Wittkugel Mr. and Mrs. James Worachek Mr. and Mrs. Scott Workman Dr. and Mrs. Salvatore Zabbatino
Friends of Fine Arts Gifts-in-Kind Mr. and Mrs. John Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Powel, IV Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schretter Mr. and Mrs. T. Randall Brunk Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eilau Mr. Dan Grantham Mr. and Mrs. James Hoyer Mrs. Angela Stutz Ms. Holly Monroe
Friends of Fine Arts Sponsors Adrian Durban Florist Bruegger’s Bagels Buffalo Wild Wings Chick-fil-A Dan Ledbetter Garnish Catering Gatorade Henderson Music Holly Monroe Johnny Chan 2 Jones the Florist Max Stacy Flowers Neon Lites Café Pepsi Plaza Artist Materials Robin Wood Flowers Starbucks The Loveland Greenhouse UDF
donors
Athletic Boosters Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Allgood Mr. and Mrs. Wilberto Alvarado Mr. and Mrs. Greg Amend Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Evan Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Chris Arington Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Arington Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arington Mr. and Mrs. Larry Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Atkins Mr. and Mrs. David Avery Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Baillely Mr. and Mrs. Steven Barker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bedinghaus Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bergh Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bernet Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blyth Mr. and Mrs. Brien Bolsinger Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Bosma Mr. and Mrs. David Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown Mr. and Mrs. T. Randall Brunk Mr. and Mrs. Joel B. Campbell, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert Candee Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cesler Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chappelle Mr. and Mrs. Albert Church, Jr. Mrs. Cindy Coggins Mr. and Mrs. Rolando Collado Mr. and Mrs. Scott Collins Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Colwell, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Cucinotta Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curtin Mr. and Mrs. Les Davis Mr. Douglas Dixon and Dr. Andrea Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Durham Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dutro Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eberly Mr. and Mrs. James Elder Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flint Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Jack Geiger Dr. and Mrs. Brooks Gerlinger Mr. and Mrs. William Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. John Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grant Mr. Melvin Gravely and Dr. Chandra Gravely Dr. and Mrs. John Greinwald Mr. and Mrs. Ford Halter Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Brendon Hansford Mrs. Bethany (James) Heath Mr. and Mrs. M. Jack Horvath Mr. and Mrs. Tom Humphrey
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Jeffers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jones Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones Mr. and Mrs. John Joplin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Koopman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kust Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lambert Dr. and Mrs. Michael Lawley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lindner, III Ms. Carol Lindner Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Leon Loewenstine Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lyle Dr. and Mrs. David Mangels Mrs. Cheryle Marks Mr. Keith A. Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McDonnell Mr. and Mrs. John McIver Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. McLeod Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain Mr. and Mrs. Baker Meyer Mr. and Mrs. John Mirlisena Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Myers Mr. and Mrs. David Neyer Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Niemeyer Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ochs IV Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Odom Mr. and Mrs. Paul O’Neill Dr. and Mrs. Bradley Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pfleger Drs. Abraham and Joyce Philip Dr. and Mrs. William Polzin Mr. and Mrs. Keith Potter Mr. and Mrs. Michael Prescott Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Prop Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rabold Dr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Randolph, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Riewald Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Rudolph Mr. Mark Ruehlmann Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. Scott Seibert Dr. and Mrs. James Shackson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheehy Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Sheffer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Skoglund Mr. and Mrs. Alan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith, III Dr. and Mrs. Ron Smith Drs. Timothy and Michelle Staarmann Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Stagnaro
Dr. Mark Stanfield and Dr. Anna D’Amico Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stollings Dr. and Mrs. Ulysses Tandoc Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor Mr. and Mrs. William Tedrick Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Tepfenhart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Thiel Mr. and Mrs. David Tobeson Dr. and Mrs. Steven Villegas Mr. Eliseo Vizcaino and Dr. Clarissa Rosas Ms. Fran Wade Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walden Mr. and Mrs. Phil Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willard Mr. and Mrs. Jason Williams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Woelk Mr. and Mrs. Scott Workman Dr. and Mrs. Zeke Zekoff
Athletic Boosters Sponsors Allstate Beacon Orthopedics Family Christian Stores Montgomery Inn Neal’s Design Remodel Primerica Financial Services The Huntington National Bank
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Snapshots from CHCA’s First Year
Clockwise from top: fourth graders reenact colonial times; Thayne Maynard brings the Cincinnati Zoo to CHCA; kids learn computer basics; a crane places the cross atop the clock tower during construction; students study in CHCA’s first library.