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VANGUARD UNIVERSITY ANNUAL REPORT / 2013 – 2014

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT:

AT VANGUARD YOUR STORY MATTERS. WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? WHAT ARE THE EXPERIENCES GOD HAS USED TO SHAPE AND PREPARE YOU? WE CARE ABOUT YOUR STORY, ABOUT WHO GOD IS MAKING YOU TO BE. AND WE WANT TO EQUIP YOU— TO GIVE YOU THE SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, AND EXPERIENCE YOU NEED—FOR THE JOURNEY GOD HAS SPECIFICALLY FOR YOU.

This has been an exciting year in the life of Vanguard University! Presiding over this season of growth fills me with gratitude and expectancy, and I can’t wait to see how God continues to use the lives of Vanguard’s students, faculty, staff, and alumni to serve His glorious purposes.

Major construction is underway on our campus, as we broke ground this fall on a large-scale renovation and expansion of the Scott Academic Center, which is scheduled for completion by the end of 2015. The beautiful transformation of this building will give Vanguard a bold new visual identity in the community and develop state-of-the-art space for programs like the Veterans Resource Center, the Global Center for Women and Justice, and the Nursing Center. This impressive project has been made possible by a large and generous community of donors, including alumni, business leaders, and many others who believe in the mission of the University.

Vanguard University’s men’s basketball team made headlines on the national athletics stage with an inspiring run to its first-ever NAIA Division I National Championship title. The team combined hard work and athletic excellence with dignity and sportsmanship, and its accomplishments were emblematic of the commitment of the coaches, athletes, and trainers in Vanguard’s entire athletic department.

As we continue to pursue a growing student population at Vanguard through strong recruitment and enrollment efforts, we will stand on a foundation of more than 90 Spirit-empowered years of Christcentered leadership while we look beyond to where God is calling us!

DR. MICHAEL J. BEALS PRESIDENT

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A SCIENTIST OF FAITH AND PERSEVERANCE

:beyond academics “WHETHER IN A WHITE LAB COAT OR WHILE MANAGING PROJECTS AT A TOP PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY, DR. JULIE HOYE IS PROUD TO BE EXPLORING HOW THE LEADING EDGE OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY CAN SERVE THE NEEDS OF HUMAN HEALTH.” — JULIE (HARRIS ’02) HOYE, PhD

When Julie (Harris ‘02) Hoye arrived at Vanguard University, the mentorship she received from biology professor Dr. Cecil Miller and chemistry professor Dr. Don Lorance opened her eyes to a vast world of opportunities for students with a biology and chemistry degree. After landing a spot in an undergraduate research fellowship at Cal State Fullerton and touring the labs of a pharmaceutical company while a Vanguard student, Julie went on to earn a PhD from the University of Arizona in Pharmaceutical Science. Dr. Miller’s and Dr. Lorance’s mentorship followed her there. “They were there for me all the time,” says Julie. “Whenever I was discouraged and overwhelmed in graduate school, they encouraged me.”

After many years of doing research for oncology and diabetes, Julie transitioned out of the lab into project management. She now works for a company that studies viruses and manufactures vaccines, contributing to research for future cancer therapies. Julie’s time at Vanguard and in graduate school did more than prepare her for a future career.

“While at Vanguard and during my PhD work, God became very real to me,” she says.

“I felt like a failure so often, but God picked me up and gave me strength to go on.”

THE LEARNING RELATIONSHIPS THAT ARE FORMED DURING THIS SHARED QUEST WILL LAST FOR A LIFETIME. THIS IS THE VANGUARD LEARNING EXPERIENCE.

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A SEASON OF SIGNIFICANCE

:beyond the expected VANGUARD UNIVERSITY MEN’S

Vanguard’s Preston Wynne was named the tournament’s MVP and was selected as a First

BASKETBALL TEAM CAPTURED

Team All-American and the Golden State Athletic Conference’s (GSAC) Player of the Year.

ITS FIRST-EVER NAIA DIVISION

The team finished with a school-best 32-6 record and also won the Golden State Athletic

I BASKETBALL NATIONAL

Conference (GSAC) regular season and tournament titles. Vanguard University head

CHAMPIONSHIP IN 2014,

basketball coach Rhett Soliday was named the NAIA’s National Coach of the Year, but

CAPPING OFF A SEASON OF ENORMOUS ACCOMPLISHMENT.

in interviews after the game, he kept his focus on more intangible achievements. “It feels amazing,” he said. “We just praise God. We said before this game, win or lose, that we’re going to give Him the glory, because He made this a special season. Our guys believed from day one. They have a strong faith in each other.”

A week after the title game, Vanguard hosted a rally called “A Season of Significance,” which gave the community an opportunity to celebrate the excellence of the women’s basketball team in addition to the men’s team. Vanguard’s women spent their entire undefeated season ranked number one en route to the GSAC Championship, coach Russ Davis won his third NAIA Coach of the Year, and point guard Nicole Ballestero received NAIA Player of the Year honors. Students, faculty, staff, alumni, and supporters packed The Pit for the rally, where various coaches, athletic staff, and Vanguard president Michael Beals gave short speeches thanking the individuals who supported the teams along the way and congratulating the teams on conducting their championship seasons with character and excellence.

. . . HIS SP IRIT IS IN US, G UID ING , COMFORTING , AND EQUIPPIN G U S F OR THE NEX T CHAP TER OF OUR STORY . . .

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THE VETERANS RESOURCE CENTER

:beyond leadership AFTER EIGHT YEARS IN THE MILITARY, TWO DEPLOYMENTS TO IRAQ, AND A BRONZE STAR MEDAL AMONG OTHER HONORS, CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL KUPITZ RETURNED TO THE UNITED STATES A DEEPLY DAMAGED MAN. FORTUNATELY, HIS SEARCH FOR A WAY TO SUCCESSFULLY TRANSITION TO LIFE AFTER THE ARMY BROUGHT HIM TO VANGUARD UNIVERSITY.

Christopher Kupitz’s story is one of unique brokenness and unique healing, authored by God and potently augmented by Vanguard, its faculty, and its Veterans Resource Center.

At the conclusion of his military service, Christopher had few options in civilian life, so he enrolled at Vanguard, where everything changed. “Vanguard became a place of healing for me,” says Christopher. “When they asked about my story, I realized that the people here cared about who I am and who I was. ‘Your story matters’ is the best phrase for the returning soldier. You just need one person willing to invest in your future. The Veterans Resource Center reaches out to veterans and shows them that it’s okay to ask for help and to receive help.”

Now after having graduated, Christopher’s story is coming full circle. He is applying to Fuller Theological Seminary in order to become a military chaplain. He once vowed that he would never go on another deployment. But now he sees God’s hand in preparing him all along. “I would always pray, ‘Use me Lord, send me,’” he says. “I had always fought against the idea that I’d become a pastor, even though I joined the Army seeing it as a mission field, and now I feel like God is sending me right back there specifically to minister to other soldiers. There is nothing in this world I haven’t gone through. God used Vanguard University to bring me out of despair and to thrive, and God has been preparing me all along to be this man, and to do this job.”

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THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE

:beyond integration MUSIC STUDENT JENNY CHEN OFTEN CAN’T BELIEVE HOW FAR SHE’S COME AS A RESULT OF ATTENDING VANGUARD UNIVERSITY, NOT THE LEAST BECAUSE SHE CAME ALL THE WAY FROM GUANGZHOU, CHINA.

A viola performance major in the music department, Jenny first heard about Vanguard from the parents of Dr. James Melton, Vanguard’s Chair of the Department of Music, who were holding a Bible study in Guangzhou that Jenny attended. After later meeting with Dr. Melton, Jenny’s dream of studying in the United States came to fruition through Vanguard.

The community at Vanguard has made Jenny’s transition as an international student much easier. “I had never experienced a Christian community before. In China, I know other believers, but there’s no such thing as a Christian school. People here are so nice, friendly, willing to help, and accepting.” Jenny developed great relationships with a number of faculty, including Dr. Melton, Teresa Dovel, and Tiffany Rogan.

The experience of receiving her education in music from a Christian university in the United States has been demanding and rewarding for Jenny, especially as she’s been able to explore the true freedom to honor the Lord with her gifts. “I play with the worship team at Vanguard and outside of school,” she says. “I want to use music to touch people and express my worship to the Lord. I feel connected to him when I play to him.”

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GLOBAL CENTER FOR WOMEN AND JUSTICE

:beyond the classroom HAVING ALREADY CULTIVATED A PASSION TO FIGHT HUMAN TRAFFICKING AS A YOUNG STUDENT, BARBARA ISAAC CAME TO VANGUARD UNIVERSITY AND CONNECTED WITH DR. SANDRA MORGAN, IMMEDIATELY BECOMING INVOLVED IN THE GLOBAL CENTER FOR WOMEN AND JUSTICE.

This last year Barbara served as the president of the student group Live2Free, a branch of the GCWJ that advocates and educates about women’s rights and against human trafficking. “Live2Free provides an opportunity for students to have a voice, speaking out about human trafficking issues,” says Barbara.

“We go to high schools all over Southern California and give presentations to students about what human trafficking is, how prevalent it is right here in Orange County, and how they can get involved.”

Over the last six years, the GCWJ and Live2Free students have presented to 30,000 young people in Orange County, and Barbara has been able to see the influence the club has had on high school and college students. “I’ve seen so many confirmations that we’re making an impact,” says Barbara, now a junior at Vanguard. “We put together a huge event last year at Vanguard to help educate the community, and so many people came, even from other campuses, and felt empowered to do something to help.”

In the summer Barbara traveled with the GCWJ to Italy, where she attended a trafficking conference and helped train non-government organizations (NGO) through Hands That Heal, which is a curriculum designed to coach caregivers in providing effective aftercare to victims and survivors of human trafficking. Barbara is thankful for the opportunity to be involved in such important, life-changing work as a student. “I’m really lucky to go to a school that has the Global Center for Women and Justice,” she says. “It’s a big deal, and I’m thrilled and grateful to be a part of it.”

. . . O U R U NDE R S TA ND ING OF THE WORLD — INFORMS AND D EEP ENS OUR FAITH, BR I NGI NG CO L O R A ND LIFE IN SURP RISING WAYS . . .

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LETTER FROM CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER: God has shown his favor and faithfulness to Vanguard University this past year.

Beginning with our exit from financial exigency in June 2013 and continuing with the largest undergraduate enrollment in Vanguard’s history, our financial position has significantly improved.

We launched our Through These Doors capital campaign, with the goal of raising $7 million toward a renovation of the Scott Academic Center, and continued to focus on debt reduction and increasing the university endowment. Major campus improvement projects included the completion of a 3-year $3 million renovation of our men’s freshman dormitory and a $2 million conversion of our soccer field to turf, which included the addition of 3 futsal courts.

Vanguard finished the year with a 50% growth in Net Assets over the prior year, and we feel confident that this is just the beginning of what God has in store for Vanguard University as we continue our mission to equip each student for a Spiritempowered life of Christ-centered leadership and service.

We look forward to reaching our goal for the Through These Doors capital campaign and completing the renovation of the Scott Academic Center by the end of 2015.

JEREMY MOSER CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

F OR A CO PY O F TH E R E PO RT O F I NDE PEND ENT AUD ITORS AND CONSOLID ATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS P L EAS E CO NTA CT J E R E M Y M O S E R , CH I E F FINANCIAL OFF ICER AT 714.619.6682.

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION

YEAR ENDED JUNE 30,

2014

2013

ASSE T S: Cash and cash equivalents

$ 6,491,508

$ 6,939,299

Student accounts receivable, net of allowance of $209,478 and $294,679 as of June 30, 2014 and 2013, respectively

1,117,454

1,215,013

Estate receivable

721,641

654,770

Prepaid expenses

365,061

592,940

Promises-to-give 3,350,594

452,255

Investments 4,,622,069 4,125,681 Student loans receivable, net of allowance of $380,620 as of June 30, 2014 and 2013

1,946,809

2,000,440

Other assets

1,483,784

1,425,124

Land, buildings, and equipment, net of depreciation 29,334,541 26,714,282 TOTAL ASSETS

$ 49,433,461

$ 44,119,804

$

$

L IABIL IT IE S: Accounts payable

60,746

454,114

Accrued expenses and other liabilities

2,595,519

2,292,709

Deposits and deferred revenue

1,719,169

1,866,213

Student refundable credits

84,527

19,484

Tuition remission liability

378,730

342,695

Notes payable 21,537,130 23,152,945 Perkins loan liability

1,861,680

1,861,680

Trust and remainder life obligations

407,906

385,266

TOTAL LIABILITIES

$ 28,645,407

$ 30,375,106

N E T ASSE T S: Unrestricted net assets

8,592,240

5,225,787

Temporarily restricted

8,573,312

5,465,829

Permanently restricted

3,622,502

3,053,082

Total net assets

20,788,054 13,744,698

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

$ 49,433,461

$ 44,119,804

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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITES

YEAR ENDED JUNE 30,

2014

SU P P O RT AN D RE V E N U E :

Student tuition and fees

TEMPO RA RILY RES TRICTED

UNRES TRICTED

$ 52,272,804

$

—

PERMA NENTLY RES TRICTED

$

—

TOTAL

$ 52,272,804

Less: institutional scholarships (19,280,573)

—

— (19,280,573)

Auxiliary services 8,984,202

—

— 8,984,202

NET REVENUE 41,976,433

—

— 41,976,433

Contributions and private grants

632,267

3,924,675

569,420

5,126,362

Other income 793,379

—

— 793,379

Federal grants

—

—

—

Investment income 48,985

1,558

Net assets released from restrictions: Satisfaction of donor restrictions

1,357,541 (1,357,541)

—

— 50,543 —

—

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE 44,808,605 2,568,692 569,420 47,946,717

O P E RAT IN G E X P E N SE S: Program services:

Instructional 14,174,751

—

— 14,174,751

Academic support 1,459,464

—

— 1,459,464

Student services 6,758,841

—

— 6,758,841

Auxiliary services 4,228,282

—

— 4,228,282

Institutional support 14,220,409

—

— 14,220,409

Fundraising 603,380

—

— 603,380

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 40,307,030

—

— 40,307,030

Support activities:

Change in net assets from operations

3,363,478

2,568,692

569,420

6,501,590

Other changes in non—operating activities:

Endowment investment income

— 600,180

Transfer and restoration of underwater

endowment balances

2,975 (2,975)

— 600,180 —

—

Loss on sale of assets

—

—

—

—

Net change in split—interest agreements

—

(58,414)

—

(58,414)

Change in net assets before reclassification

2,975 538,791

—

—

— 541,766

—

—

Reclassification of endowment corpus

—

—

—

—

Change in net assets

3,366,453

3,107,483

569,420

7,043,356

Net assets, beginning of year

5,225,787

5,465,829

NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR

$ 8,592,240

$ 8,573,312

3,053,082 13,744,698

$ 3,622,502

$ 20,788,054

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITES

YEAR ENDED JUNE 30,

2013

SU P P O RT AN D RE V E N U E :

Student tuition and fees

TEMPO RA RILY RES TRICTED

UNRES TRICTED

$ 49,843,321

$

—

PERMA NENTLY RES TRICTED

$

—

TOTAL

$ 49,843,321

Less: institutional scholarships (18,019,622)

—

— (18,019,622)

Auxiliary services 8,729,333

—

— 8,729,333

NET REVENUE 40,553,032

—

— 40,553,032

Contributions and private grants

428,638

1,888,857

Other income 1,052,059

299,873

933

2,617,368

— 1,052,992

Federal grants

9,750

—

—

9,750

Investment income

8,400

—

—

8,400

Net assets released from restrictions: Satisfaction of donor restrictions

1,036,670 (1,036,670)

—

—

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE 43,088,549 853,120 299,873 44,241,542

O P E RAT IN G E X P E N SE S: Program services:

Instructional 13,399,958

—

— 13,399,958

Academic support 1,272,498

—

— 1,272,498

Student services 6,206,915

—

— 6,206,915

Auxiliary services 8,729,333

—

— 8,729,333

Institutional support 14,220,623

—

— 14,220,623

Fundraising 850,465

—

— 850,465

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 40,307,030

—

— 40,307,030

Support activities:

Change in net assets from operations

2,781,519

853,120

299,873

3,934,512

Other changes in non—operating activities:

Endowment investment income

— 292,058

Transfer and restoration of underwater

endowment balances 22,354 (22,354)

— 292,058 —

—

Loss on sale of assets

(10,000)

—

—

(10,000)

Net change in split—interest agreements

—

86,773

—

86,773

12,354 356,477

Change in net assets before reclassification

2,793,873

1,209,597

— 368,831

299,873

4,303,343

Reclassification of endowment corpus

—

—

—

—

Change in net assets

2,793,873

1,209,597

299,873

4,303,343

Net assets, beginning of year

2,431,914

4,256,232

2,753,209

9,441,355

NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR

$ 5,225,787

$ 5,465,829

$ 3,053,082

$ 13,744,698

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DONOR HONOR ROLL

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Alumni, faculty, staff, parents and friends who have made an annual leadership gift of $1,000 or more to the annual fund

Thomas Aguirre (‘91)

William (‘66) and Margaret (‘69) Knight

Larry (‘86) and Laura Allbaugh

Joyce Kraiss

Lisa and Joe Banning

Minh Le

Carole Bauer (‘89)

Dennis (‘69) and Ginger (‘70) Lindsay

Glen (‘52) and Patricia (‘50) Bentley

Catherine Manes (‘73)

Steven (‘88) and Lisa (‘89) Castle

Barry and Karen Meguiar

James and Sandra Cochran

Michael (‘68) and Mary Newcomb

Bruce (‘90) and Christine (‘91) Durkee

Mark (‘99) and Cheryl (‘96) Patterson

Joel (‘10) and Kristin Gackle

Michael (‘80) and Deborah (‘79) Peters

Gregory (‘00) and Sandra Giddings

Douglas (‘76) and Myrna (‘95) Petersen

Paul and Patricia Grawburg

Frederick Reiser (‘08)

Willard and Harriet Harris

Greg and Barbara Rieke

Ronald and Rowena Hebert

Marjorie Shultz

Rush and Linda Hill

Paul and Gail Stankan

Carl and Betty Hillquist

Philip and Yolanda (‘69) Struyk

Richard and Irene Israel

Ray (‘74) and Carol Umbaugh

Sarah Jay

Judith Whittinghill (‘73)

Kelly and Richard Kannwischer

DONOR HONOR ROLL

ALUMNI

Courtney Clark (‘05)

Gregory Adams (‘77)

Edward (‘88) and Christine (‘05) Clarke

Jonathan (‘88) and Karla (‘91) Allbaugh

Barbara Cockerham (‘61)

Nancy Allen (‘97)

Alonzo Coiley (‘80)

Robert (‘70) and Cydney (‘70) Allison

Gregory (‘98) and Rhiannon (‘02) Coley

Bertha Anderson (‘67)

Tomislav Colic (‘10)

Louise Ayala (‘78)

Randall Conner (‘85)

Shada Bahu (‘12)

Robert (‘46) and Shirley (‘46) Cornwall

Jocelyn Bailey (‘93)

Brendan (‘05) and Katie (‘06) Cotter

Michael and Colleen (‘03) Baird

Stephen (‘77) and Pamela (‘92) Crenshaw

Jonathan Baldwin (‘97)

Curtis Cummins (‘11)

Judith Baldwin (‘97)

Randall (‘93) and Patricia (‘85) Davenport

Tonya Barnes (‘13)

Michael Davidson (‘85)

Grace Bauhofer (‘47)

David and Angela (‘96) Davis

Jenifer Beach (‘08)

Laurie Davis (‘09)

Michael (‘81) and Faith Beals

Michael (‘72) and Dianne (‘72) Davis

Ryan (‘99) and Michelle (‘99) Blair

Derek (‘03) and Alycia (‘01) Densberger

Lettie (‘76) and Eoin Cowie

James (‘00) and Heather (‘01) Dent

Howard (‘08) and Marissa (‘05) Booker

Laura (‘06) and David Depin

Darlene Borns (‘83)

Mark (‘01) and Cheri (‘02) Devlin

David Boyer (‘12)

Glenn and Judith (‘70) Diehl

John (‘76) and Mari-Lynn (‘73) Brewer

Nicholas (‘01) and Nichole (‘01) Dowdy

Richard (‘51) and Doris Brewer

C. Gilbert Eigenhuis (‘64)

William (‘97) and Leslie Brewer

James and Debra (‘89) Evans

Brad (‘02) and Leslie Bridges

Janet Evans (‘93)

Jason (‘94) and Poppy (‘96) Brissey

Gregory Fall (‘82)

Misty Brookman (‘09)

Winton (‘65) and Shirley (‘65) Felt

David (‘69) and Lynell (‘00) Brooks

L. Kyle (‘95) and Christen Ferguson

Sabrina Bullard (‘92)

Luis Figueroa (‘73)

Jean Burger (‘97)

Michael and Mychelle (‘83) Fitzgerald

S. Hap (‘03) and Marilyn Byers

Irving (‘53) and Karlyn Ford

Wayne (‘64) and Judith (‘64) Cagle

Richard (‘87) and Dina Francis

Craig and Janice (‘93) Campbell

Vonnie Franks (‘65)

Marsha Caradonna (‘00)

David Frizzell (‘82)

William (‘67) and Nancie (‘66) Carmichael

James Gibson (‘72)

Cameron Carter (‘98)

Douglas Gillen (‘99)

Dail and Doris (‘64) Carter

Clyde Gonzales (‘63)

Sherree Carter (‘90)

Nathan (‘00) and Heather Gonzales

Daniel Chan (‘68)

Jeenie Gordon (‘74)

Kevin Chaney (‘89)

Dieter and Chelsea (‘08) Gratz

Dong Choi (‘80)

Derald (‘59) and Lavina (‘59) Grauberger

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Eldon (‘64) and Carol (‘63) Grauberger

Bahgat Malek (‘74)

Jeffrey (‘85) and Kristie (‘04) Gray

Jonathan and Marilyn (‘69) McCabe

Gail Grothaus (‘81)

Michael (‘69) and Shelley McGuire

David (‘76) and Lisa (‘77) Gutel

Justin (‘98) and Joelle (‘00) McIntee

Anita Hale (‘84)

Hal (‘73) and Deborah McNaughton

R. Perry (‘83) and Judy (‘84) Hamilton

David (‘68) and Rachel (‘67) McNutt

Kip Hearron (‘74)

Dennis (‘59) and Barbara (‘60) McNutt

Jerry (‘63) and Marilyn Hedgecock

Donovan (‘99) and Christina (‘00) McReynolds

Donald (‘91) and Melinda Heins

Jasmine Medina (‘12)

Loren (‘66) and Sheryl (‘69) Helwig

Juanita Meek (‘49)

Allison Hesse (‘07)

Cecil (‘84) and Liesel (‘84) Miller

Roger and Gayle (‘09) Heuser

Jesse (‘66) and Susan Miranda

Betty Hittenberger (‘60)

Charles (‘66) and Lois (‘72) Monroe

Paul Hohmann (‘89)

Richard Monstur (‘68)

Shenise Hollis (‘11)

John (‘85) and Theresa (‘86) Montalvo

Fern Hopkins (‘54)

William and A. Velvet (‘68) Moore

Timothy Hughes (‘80)

Sandra (‘08) and Jean (‘79) Morgan

Harold (‘54) and June (‘52) Hunt

Leonard (‘67) and Nevelyn (‘65) Morris

Jennifer Hwang (‘96)

Jeremy (‘97) and Donna (‘96) Moser

Emmanuel Hyppolite (‘10)

Margaret Motsinger (‘63)

David Irwin (‘13)

Jeffrey (‘88) and Kendra Motske

Richard Jarvis (‘78)

Timothy (‘93) and Joy (‘95) Moyers

Kerri-Ann Jeffries (‘89)

Lafe Murray (‘77)

Shirley Jessup (‘55)

Kikuli Mwanukuzi (‘93)

Mattias Johansson (‘95)

Dan (‘57) and Dorene (‘56) Myers

Roger (‘03) and Erin (‘04) Johnson

Sergio (‘10) and Janice Navarrete

Stephen Johnson (‘78)

Jack (‘61) and Barbara Nelson

John Johnston (‘65)

Matthew (‘82) and Sheryl (‘83) Nelson

Amy Jungkeit (‘11)

Elena Nipper (‘96)

Kendall Kasper (‘90)

David (‘07) and Adele Oddo

Kevin (‘94) and Amy Kasper

Michael Okuma (‘77)

Brian (‘09) and Emily (‘06) Kimball

Jennifer Olvera (‘07)

Wendy Kliewer (‘80)

Donald Ortega (‘98)

Glenn (‘80) and Sandy Kraiss

Sharon O’Shea (‘91)

Ola Langley (‘51)

Robert (‘96) and Carrie (‘95) Ott

Stephen (‘95) and Laura (‘98) Larson

Jane Pamphile (‘96)

Amanda (‘09) and Phil Lebrecht

Samuel (‘13) and Susan Park

Kevin Lewis (‘08)

Edward (‘83) and Annette Parker

Sandra Litke (‘84)

Phillip (‘85) and Linda (‘84) Parker

Emory (‘61) and Carol (‘67) Longstreth

Harold Partin (‘68)

Joe and Seferina (‘65) Maes

Kevin Paschall (‘13)

DONOR HONOR ROLL

Joe and Carolyn (‘68) Passmore

Wilma Stevens (‘55)

James Patterson (‘91)

Ernest (‘76) and Glynna (‘76) Stone

Robert (‘97) and Angela (‘97) Pegg

Sharon Stone (‘83)

Rodger Perkins (‘61)

Kirk (‘86) and Petra Strecker

Gary and Beverly (‘79) Petrak

R. Nicole (‘95) and Michael Suydam

Joseph (‘69) and Carolyn Prettyman

Gary and Catherine (‘77) Tash

Ronald (‘77) and Carol (‘86) Prettyman

Joan Taylor (‘06)

Jonathan (‘06) and Jessica Primrose

Lynn (‘70) and Lynne (‘68) Taylor

Kevin and Joy (‘99) Qualls

Brent (‘11) and Caitlin (‘13) Theobald

T. Ray (‘03) and Judy (‘03) Rachels

William Thomas (‘55)

Paul Raymond (‘56)

Paul and Joyce (‘58) Toberty

Emilee Reaber (‘12)

James and Johanna (‘66) Townsend

Glenn (‘65) and Patricia (‘62) Rees

Gary and Patti (‘06) Tyra

Jessica Reina (‘12)

Anthony Vaccaro (‘02)

Douglas (‘93) and Cassandra (‘99) Renner

Daniel Van Hoff (‘06)

Lisa Rios (‘99)

Donna Waldfogel (‘00)

Joseph (‘98) and Richelle (‘97) Rivera

Eric Walker (‘02)

Brian (‘08) and Brittney Roberts

Lauren Walker (‘07)

Phillip (‘64) and Sharolyn (‘65) Robinette

Kelly Walters (‘02)

Jill (‘84) and Glenn Robinson

Darrell Ward (‘74)

Wallace Rodecker (‘01)

Jessica Ward (‘09)

Richard (‘83) and Joni (‘84) Rogers

Lawrence Washburn (‘74)

Daniel (‘63) and Bonnie (‘65) Ross

Thomas (‘86) and Donna (‘90) Watt

Matthew (‘09) and Heather Ross

Fred (‘80) and Ruth Waugh

Bryan (‘07) and Jennifer (‘07) Rouanzoin

Kenneth (‘65) and Cynthia (‘75) Wayman

Melton Routon (‘62)

William Weeks (‘13)

Kirstie Ryder (‘83)

Howard Wellema (‘87)

Leland Salas (‘70)

Raymond (‘58) and Ruby (‘59) White

Todd (‘96) and Julia (‘00) Schmaltz

John and Margaret (‘61) Wiggins

Ron Schoenmehl (‘80)

William and Alma (‘83) Williams

Patricia Seitz (‘86)

Diana Wilson (‘92)

Daniel Shanahan (‘11)

Lewis and Lenore (‘69) Wilson

Catherine Shinto (‘09)

Michael (‘83) and Diane (‘83) Wilson

Thomas Shirey (‘83)

Robert and Tamira (‘01) Wilson

Brent Shoff (‘85)

Kevin Withers (‘04)

Leland Shultz (‘48)

Betty Wolf (‘55)

Ross Skinner (‘10)

Mary Wright (‘53)

S. Marie Smith (‘55)

Geoffrey (‘99) and Shelley (‘99) Youd

D. Chris (‘73) and Lors Spicher

Amanda Young-Gonzales (‘11)

Kristi Lynn Starkey (‘05)

Donald (‘84) and Terry Zeigler

E. Andrew (‘84) and Karen (‘06) Stenhouse

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FRIENDS

Phillip and Carol Burtis

Benedict and Theresa Dayrit

Anna Agosto

Anna Bylik

Carl and Michelle Deangelis

James and Alice Alford

Janice Caballero

Douglas and Claudia Degelman

David and Sheryl Alley

Ruth Campbell

Ed Delaney

Robert Alvarado and Kathy Alvarado-Ragagli

Michael and Betty Carroll

Thomas DeMars

Justine Amodeo

Christopher and Martha Castillo

M. Lynn Dennehy

Bernie Anderson

Christine Catalina

Nancy Depasquale-Erker

Jacqueline Anderson

Mary Chelius

Debrau Devlin

Javier and Barbara Arenado

Michael Cherney

Willem and Judy Dogterom

Carl Arnold

D’Ann Chester

James Donovan

Edwin and Dixie Arnold

Suzanne Chonette

Laurence and Gail Dotson

Brock and Beth Ashurst

Cindy Christeson

Kay Dotson

Colby Ashurst

Kerri Cissna-Heath

James Downey

James and Annette Atwood

Gregory Cladopulos

Rebecca Downs

Alfredo Augilar

Donald Clark

Michelle Dubas

Margarita Avila

Donna Clark

Katherine Eastman

Maria Avila

Gene Clark

Dorothy Edwards

Hugo and Irene Aviles

Jessie Clark

James and Patricia Edwards

Joseph and Sonya Baffa

Vernon and Connie Clark

Carroll Elliott

Ed and Fran Bailey

Connie Clendenan

Catherine Emmi

G. Baker

Deborah Cobo

Alison English

Dennis Barli

Stan and Barbara Cole

Andrea Espinosa

Fred and Sharla Barlow

Robert and Nora Colenzo

Robert and Leslie Fechter

Susan Barrett

Tonia Collinske

Patricia Felbinger

Joe Beattie

Judith Combs

Juan and Sinia Figueroa

Gary and Joyce Bedrosian

Gretchen Connor

Malinda Finkenbinder

Robert and Michele Bell

Fletcher and Theresa Cothran

Cheryl Fischer

Mary Bensing

Melvyn Covetta

David Fish

Darel and Debbie Benvenuti

Julia Cowen

Patricia and Steven Fisher

James and Judy Bergman

Linda Cox

Christy Flanagan

John and Joan Bergner

Otis and Patricia Cranford

Gregory and Jeannie Fontana

Anthony and Colene Beringer

Karen Culhane

Arnold and Marie Forde

Elizabeth Bernay

Thomas and Pauline Culp

Doug and Cathy Fougnies

Dennis Blackburn

Keith and Pamela Curry

Howard and Charlotte Fox

Dennis and Stephanie Blanchard

Pamela Cutchlow

Kathleen Fox

Helen Blossom

Celeste Dalpiaz

Mara Franco

William and Kayci Boggs

Paul and Toni Danchik

Judith Freck

Craig and Julianne Bostrom

Fouad and Suzanne Darweesh

Phillip and Kathryn Friedel

John Brewer

Jerry and Bobbi Dauderman

Walter and Judy Friedman

Mark and Jennifer Brians

Kirk Davey

Siaumin Fung

Derek Bryant

William and Virginia Davies

Lauri Fusco

DONOR HONOR ROLL

C. David and Millicent Gable

Mary Hovland

Richard Levin

Gilbert Galarza

Michael and Lynn Howard

Philip and Dana Liberatore

Paula Garb

Bill and Gwyn Hoyt

Jeff and Patricia Lilley

Rick and Sandra Geiler

Jane Huckaby

Nancy Longmire

Jane Gibbs

Joan Jackson

Willard and Bettina Loomis

Carol Gilmore-Gully

Scharrell Jackson

Charles Loos

Robert and Janis Glaus

Sean and Shirley Jackson

Suzanne Lyons

James Glidewell

Peter and Engelina Jansema

Gary Mack

Paul Gose

Peter and Prudence Jantz

Gaylene MacRae

James Gotses

Tim and Cheryl Jensen

James and Cheryl Madden

Theron Goynes

James Jones

Judy Maggio

Chris and Barbara Grattan

Donna Jordan

Joseph Manning

Gail Graves

Don and Maxine Judkins

Jennifer Marin

Dale Gray

David Kath

Roland Matthews

Karlyne Greenko

Howard Kavli

Tony Mattos

Diane and Michael Griffo

Lauren Kear

Theodore and Genevieve Mauter

Keith and Nancy Gunther

Russell Kennedy

Carlos Mazariego

Gerard Hall

Kenneth Killian

Janet McClintock

Heidi Hall

Mike and Brenda Kirkpatrick

Lance McCollough

Nadine Hall

James Knapp

Jim and Christina McGrath

Rose Hall

Grant Knisely

Thomas and Nancy McKinny

William Halladay

Dave and Sharleen Koide

Susan McQuown

Maria Hall-Brown and Jeffrey Brown

Linda Kollar

Robert and Vickie Meister

Elizabeth Hallett

Theodore Konopisos

David and Darrellyn Melilli

Rick Hampton

Irene Krapivkin

James and Bonnie Melton

Ruthi Hanchett

Elizabeth Krogstad

James and Jayni Melton

Paul and Mary Lou Haner

Sero Ku

Julie Merkle

Kristina Hanks

David and Rosemarie Kuhn

Alex and Pamela Metherell

Susan Harker

Robert Kuppenheimer

Bruce and Hope Miller

H. Ronald Harris

David Kwan

Jeanne Miller

Lawrence and Janet Hasbrouck

Marian La Follette

Haydee Mollura

Janet Hayes-Culverwell

Janet Landstrom

Beverly Moore

Kevin and Deborah Heenan

William and Pamela Lawless

Don and Charlotte Morner

Julie Hernandez

Jerry Lawson

Sharon Morrison

Linda Hitch

Stacie Leach

Barbara Morton

Valerie Hon

Denise Leara

Gayle and Richard Mueller

John and Carol Hook

Caroline Leary

James Muth

Ronald Hooven

Sarah Leavelle

Christine Nakamatsu

James and Jonnie Hoover

Eryn Leja

Oliver Nam

Tom and Marla Horton

William Lekas

Rima Nashashibi

Gerald Lenning

Robert and Bernarda Neal

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DONOR HONOR ROLL

Elaine Neuss

J. Harvey and Margie Rider

Maxine Thuestad

Keith and Jennifer Neves

Mike Robertson

Paul Tippin

Shelly Neves

Michelle Robison

Janet Trenda

Robert and Dianne Newberry

Carlos Ruiz

James and Van Bibber

Rod Newcombe

Jon and Denise Russell

Delmar Van Dam

James Newkirk

Eileen Saul

James and Kearin Van Lare

Diana Nile

Jaime Saul

Arturo and Patricia Vargas

Richard and Mary Okida

Michael Scanlan

Donald and Mary Ellen Vegter

Art and Isabel Olvera

William Schauppner

Matt Moore and Teresa Veltri

Preddy Oseguera

Mary Schrader

Donald Vestal

Alan Pace

Nick and Rhonda Sciortino

Michael Vrzich

John Palmer

Gerald and Ethelynn Sherwood

James Walz

Hien Park

Stephanie Shields

Jane Warren

David and Royann Parker

Marvin Shmagin

Edwin and Cindy Westbrook

Yoko Parsons

Samir and Cristina Shoukry

David Wheeler

Nirave Patel

William and April Silvester

Gaylord and Sharon Whipple

Joan Payden

John Sim

Kenneth and Kimberly Whipple

Denise Pena

Wesley and Irene Simmons

Jerre and Jack White

Judy Penner

Walter and Su Simon

Charlotte Whitman

Donna Phebus

Beryl Smith

Judith Whitmore

Karen Phelps

David Smith

Henrietta Whittington

Carole Pickup

Jennifer and Craig Smith

John and Mary Wilson

Thomas and Miriam Piszczek

Malden and Myrtle Smith

Diane Winokur

William and Patricia Podlich

Tana Smith

Jodi Wonser

Henry Pontell

Patrick Soliday

Kimberly Yim

Donald and Peggy Popineau

Rhett and Kimberly Soliday

Diane Zarins

Joni Prado

Diane Sonnenberg

Robert and Janet Zaugg

Lioudmila Praslova

Joseph and Helen Sowell

Virgil and Donna Zeigler

Al Preusch

Bob Soza

Nancy Zimmerman

William and Shirley Pursley

Bonni and David Stachowiak

Terry Zwick

Doris Radbone

Cynthia Stadelman

Sophia Ragagli

Michael and Laura Stalford

Eddie and Jennie Ramirez

Seamus Steele

Terry Ranciglio

Jim and Helen Steinkamp

Randy and Cindra Rankin

Everett and Alice Stenhouse

Julia Rappaport

Paige Stenzel

Bethella Renkoski

Joseph and Sheri Tarin

L. Carl and Christine Renold

Richard and Jane Taylor

Lydia Reyes

Claudia Thielmann

Shirley Reynolds

Bart Thomsen

Sharon Richard

Judith Threshie

DONOR HONOR ROLL

CHURCHES General Council Assemblies of God

Norwalk Calvary Community Church

SoCal Network Assemblies of God

Norwalk New Hope International Christian

Artesia Christ Central S Calif

Oceanside Grace Anglican Church Carlsbad

Barstow Crossroads Assembly of God

Paso Robles Christian Life Center

Beaumont First Assembly of God

Porterville First Assembly of God

Costa Mesa Harbor Trinity Baptist Church

Salt Lake City Capital Christian Center

Costa Mesa Newport Mesa Church

San Diego Bethany Assembly of God

Duarte New Life Assembly of God

San Diego City View Church

El Centro First Assembly of God

Santa Ana Calvary Chapel

Escondido LIFE Church

Santa Maria Pacific Christian Center

Fontana First Assembly of God

Spring Valley Faith Chapel

Fort Collins Timberline Church

Tacoma Elim Moldavian Evangelic Church

Fresno Northeast Assembly of God

Trona Valley Christian Assembly of God

Fresno Peoples Church

Vista Assembly of God

Grass Valley First Baptist Church

Wilmington First Assembly of God

Hawthorne New Life Community Church

Wilmington Harbor Christian Center

Hemet Valle Vista Assembly of God Hood River Assembly of God

GIFT-IN-KIND

Imperial Faith Assembly of God

Bon Appetit Management Co

Irvine Calvary Chapel Living Word

Colbi Technologies

Irvine Presbyterian Church

Kean Coffee

Lakewood Life Center Church

Tieman’s Fusion Coffees

Long Beach Blessed Hope Assembly of God

Margaret Crowell

Murrieta Calvary Chapel

Doug and Cathy Fougnies

Northridge Hope Christian Church

Donald (‘84) and Terry Zeigler

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CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Orange Coast Chrysler Jeep Dodge

Amelia Earhart Society

Fieldstead

Orange County Community Foundation

American Honey

Fire Safety First

Orange County Department of

Aramark

Forde-McGovern & Associates

Education

AT&T External Affairs

Grable Scholarship Trust

Pacific West Asset Management

Bank America Merrill Lynch

Griswold Industries

Pershing LLC

Bank of America Foundation

Harris Taylor Family Foundation

PG&E Corporation Foundation

Barnabas Group

Hemacs Inc

Pimco Foundation

Berreman & Company

Hispanic Access Foundation

Principal Financial Group Foundation

Big West Conference

Hugh Hazel Darling Foundation

Pro-Tax

Boulder Creek Resort, LLC

IBM International Foundation

Raytheon Data Systems

Bowers Museum Cultural Art

J&T Manufacturing Engineering

Rediger Family Foundation

Byers Family Foundation

James L. Stamps Foundation

Ronald Blue & Co

California Community Foundation

Kimley Horn Associates

Savicorp

California United Bank

Law Office of Bruce D. Durkee

Sportswear Resources

Caremeridian LLC

Leon Owens Foundation

Successful Survivors Foundation

Church Extension Plan

Lewis A Kingsley Foundation

Swords To Plowshares

City National Bank

Manufactured Home Investors Inc

Systems Waterproofing

City of Lakewood

McKenzie Family Trust

Trilogy Financial Services

Cody Rose Salon

Melchizedek Foundation

Tustin Mazda

Color Coach LLC

Mortgage Direct Corp

U. S. Rigging Supply

Cornerstone Ventures

MS Consulting Services

Union Bank Ca Foundation

Costco Wholesale

National Christian Foundation

Verizon Foundation

Data Mortgage Inc

National Christian Foundation Southern California

Wells Fargo Foundation

David R Stone, Inc.

National Philanthropic Trust

Wells Fargo Matching Gift Center

Dot Printer

Northrop Grumman Foundation

West Coast FireStopping Inc

Dynamic Fabrication

O. D. Handel Son Farms

Williams Companies Foundation

Edgewood Partners Insurance Center

Optimal Benefits Insurance Services

Zeppos Rautiola LLP

DONOR HONOR ROLL

ENDOWED FUNDS AND SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS

IN MEMORY OF

Dixie Arnold Endowed Scholarship

Marilyn Fontana

Don Baldwin Endowed Scholarship

Glenn S. Kraiss

Florence Blossom Beck Endowed Scholarship

Elizabeth D. Leonard

Willyla Bushnell Endowed Scholarship Doug Barnes Memorial Scholarship

IN HONOR OF

Jeanie Beechan-Dukette Endowed Scholarship

Carol Taylor

General Endowment Veterans Endowed Scholarship Don and Marilyn Fontana Endowed Music Scholarship Altha A. Greear Endowed Scholarship Hopkins Family Endowed Scholarship Myrna LeGrand Endowed Scholarship Library Endowed Fund Morris-Kuhl Inner-City Endowed Scholarship Renee Myers Memorial Scholarship Nell Rediger Memorial Scholarship Richard Dresselhaus Endowed Chair of Pastoral Preaching Mark Thallander Endowed Organ Scholarship Tom and Donna Watt Endowed Scholarship William and Alma Williams Endowed Biblical Languages Award Markey-White Christian Educators Endowed Scholarship Alumni Business Scholarship Byers Family Scholarship Darling Scholarship General Council A/G Scholarship Glenn S. Kraiss Scholarship Grable Scholarship Legacy Family Scholarship James L. Stamps Scholarship

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