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P2 From My Heart, Jennifer Sample | P3 2013 Year in Review, Church Donations

P4 Open Adoption Success Story | P5 Profile: Terri Gutierrez | P6 Drive One Home Golf

Tournament Results | P7 Memorials and Honors | P8 Around Campus

2013: A Year ofPositive Change andMomentum. Read thestory on page 3.

(ProvPlace U Graduates on page 4)

(Star Achievers on page 7)

Providence Place University, known as ProvPlace U on campus, is an exciting newventure dreamed up by Judith Bell, Chief Operating Officer, almost two years ago.Already making its mark, this 12-session leadership training program is helpingdevelop skills and knowledge for those interested in leading an organization throughteam work. ProvPlace U recently graduated its first class.

"This has been my dream child for a while," Judith said. "I hope it will become a wayfor team members wanting to develop their leadership skills to do so, and also toknow we recognize their potential and value their aspirations."

Structured along the lines of a college curriculum, Prov Place U selects six to seventeam members out of an applicant pool to meet the first Wednesday of every monthboth on and off campus. Sessions are led by leadership team members, Judith Bellor Regina Murphy, CHI Director, and the study topics cover Team Building, Bridgesover Poverty, Storytelling, Budget 101 and Innovative and Strategic Planning. Remainingsessions are led by prominent community leaders.

"During ProvPlace U, we were invited to be a part of the Global Leadership Summit(GLS)," Nathan Adcock, CHI Case Manager said. "It was really interesting." A two-day, world-class leadership event telecast live, the GLS features leaders from a variety

ProvPlace U is Up and Running

ProvPlace U’s first graduating class poses with COO, Judith Bell (black jacket) after their graduationceremony. Left to right: Philip Garza, Ashley Lopez, Nathan Adcock, Vanessa Sanchez,Charles Morris, Judith Bell and Kristina Garza.

February 2014

Derek Alexander for being willing to helpat any time and for asking how you can help.

Dulci Morales for consistently attendingclass and having a very positive attitude.

Ryan Semian for always trying your bestwith a smile on your face to brighteneveryone's day.

CHI Education Curriculum Manager CharlesMorris with students Bethany Butler (left)and Nickolas Davison.

Star AchieversEvery month, Providence Place recognizesstudents' achievements during the month witha Star Achiever award. To mark the occasion,students and the Providence Place team gatherin the rotunda to celebrate the Star Achievers'successes. Due to Easter and Fiesta in April,there was no Star Achievers event.

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Jennifer Sample, President & CEO

With sincere gratitude,

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Advisory BoardBill Day

Beverly Purcell-GuerraDr. Fernando Guerra

Nancy Ann HuntKatherine Shields

Carolyn SmithTracy Vardiman

Jay AldisMario A. Barrera

Kenner CoonRev. Sanford Coon

Heb CutrerMark DickersonBishop Jim Dorff

Beth EadieRev. Richard Edwards

Rev. Austin FrederickTom Giltner

Rev. Wineva HankamerRev. Dr. Tom HudspethPatricia Quintana Perron

Dan RebmannKen Schwenke

Lisa SpanjerCatherine Tunks

Board of DirectorsBill Avera, Chair ~ Richard Planto, Chair-Elect

Kent Leighton, Past ChairDr. Ron Swain, Secretary ~ Dan Hanke, Treasurer

Providence PlaceAdministration

Jennifer Sample, President & CEOJudith Bell, Chief Operating Officer

Terry Levine-Trevino, Development DirectorRegina Murphy, CHI Director

Carol Williams, Chaplain

Mia Buentello, Development OfficerLyndee Buttery, Action Adoption Team Lead

Philip Garza, Development &Community Relations Officer

Ashley Lopez, Marketing SpecialistCarol Trevino, Development Coordinator

heartFrom My

Bright Futures is the official newsletter of ProvidencePlace. We welcome your comments, suggestionsand ideas.

In February our Board approved our master plan,and the early implementation is beginning to takecenter stage. It is very exciting to be looking forwardto what Providence Place as an organization, andour campus as a location for expanded services,will look like in the years ahead.

It is clear and very gratifying the concept ofcollaboration that has led to so many of oursuccesses is taking hold and being embraced. Nolonger a foreign notion, collaboration rather thanrivalry has shown how together we can each

become much stronger organizationally and financially. Our master planexpands on this new concept of community as a place for people to live,work and flourish.

As we look to the future and prepare to raise the funds to implement ourvision, we are building on steady financial and collaborative progress overthe past 12 years. Yet at the same time, we are conscious not to becomecomplacent. We are always aware that unpredictability is a given andsomething we must manage to continue to thrive and increase the numberof people we can serve.

Being prepared at all times means just because you can't see shifting trendsthe dynamics won't change. They will. As a healthy organization, we mustbe alert and adaptable to handle any curve ball that comes our way.

With that in mind, this year we moved our strategic planning forward toinvolve our board and leadership team more closely in a two-day retreat.One of the opening exercises centered on an imaginary award to ProvidencePlace by TIME Magazine in 2025. With questions: Why were we beingrecognized? What did we need to do to get there? What changes wouldconfront us in the decade ahead?

From the brainstorming, ideas emerged that were exciting and imaginative.The top six strategies will be incorporated into our evolving strategic planand presented for board approval at the June meeting. I was overwhelmedby the genuine participation and enthusiasm between board members andour leadership team.

You have helped create this new model of community a place where peoplewho have lived on the fringes and felt excluded can live, work and flourish.I am honored and humbled to be leading the Providence Place communityand thank you from my heart for your generosity and participation.

Honorary BoardPat Camp

Sharon Lord DaggettJenks Garrett

David KinderRev. Dr. Joan Labarr

Louise Taylor

You can give by text or email at provplace@mogiv.com.

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Fundraising14%

Management& General

16%

ProgramServices

70%

Expenses

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2013: A Year of PositiveChange and MomentumLast year was truly a momentous year for ProvidencePlace: we adopted our new name, expanding ouropportunities to serve more people in new and differentways; we re-affirmed our focus on serving women,children and young adults with disabilities; we formallylaunched Ectropia and its vision of collaboration forcommunity betterment; we completed the renovationof the housing for our partner, Volunteers of AmericaTexas' (VOATX) LIGHT, almost doubling the capacity.We also began serious work on master planning forour campus.

Ectropia's meaning encompasses collaboration,creativity and community, a combination of the wordEctropy, denoting energy and order, and Utopia, aperfect community. A stepchild third program atProvidence Place for many years, Ectropia came intoits own in 2013 with its new name and emphasis onexpanded collaborations. Our annual goal in 2013was to serve 575 people and the actual number servedwas 595.

Both Action Adoption and CHI took off in newdirections and we had our largest graduating classever in 2013. Our master planning is underway, asis an ambitious fundraising plan to support it. Thedream for Providence Place of the future is thatresidents, partners, volunteers, Board and ProvidencePlace team contribute to re-shaping the campus as aplace where people live, work and flourish.

Thanks to Our Churches for Support in 2013Churches, 500 Members or More

Alamo Heights UMC- San Antonio, TX .............................Rev. David J. McNitzky ..........$13,690.81Central UMC-Albuquerque, NM ........Rev. Scott Sharp....................$12,562.50First UMC-Pearland, TX......................Rev. Keith C. Whitaker ............$8,479.65Bethany UMC-Austin, TX...................Rev. Thomas F. Deviney...........$7,782.71Coker UMC-San Antonio, TX.............Rev. Barbara R. Galloway ........$7,378.20Marvin UMC-Tyler, TX .......................Rev. Douglas M. Baker ............$5,418.00Lake Ridge UMC-Lubbock, TX ...........Rev. Bill J. Couch.....................$4,589.00First UMC-Georgetown, TX................Rev. Steve Langford ................$4,285.00Tarrytown UMC-Austin, TX................Rev. Bobbie Kaye Jones ...........$4,274.52Kingwood UMC-Kingwood, TX .........Rev. Jimmy M. Welch ..............$4,257.47Bulverde UMC-San Antonio, TX.........Rev. Ralph Mann.....................$4,225.00First UMC-Fort Worth, TX ..................Rev. Timothy K. Bruster ...........$4,000.00First UMC-Boerne, TX ........................Rev. Ricky Burk........................$3,467.64St. Paul UMC-Amarillo, TX.................Rev. Harrell Stephens ..............$3,216.34St. Luke's UMC-Haltom City, TX ........Rev. Mel Bishara......................$3,000.00Friendswood UMC-Friendswood, TX..Rev. James Bass.......................$2,817.44Plymouth Park UMC-Irving, TX...........Rev. William E. LaBarr..............$2,600.00Memorial Drive UMC-Houston, TX.....Rev. Charles B. Simmons .........$2,500.00John Wesley UMC-Houston, TX .........Rev. James W. Foster...............$2,075.00Crosby UMC-Crosby, TX....................Rev. Barbara G. Harrelson .......$1,805.00Trietsch Memorial UMC- Flower Mound, TX..........................Rev. John S. Allen....................$1,779.00A&M UMC-College Station, TX..........Rev. Kip Gilts...........................$1,744.00First UMC-Frisco, TX ..........................Rev. Mark Vowell ....................$1,688.25Tomball UMC-Tomball, TX.................Rev. Thomas Lyles ...................$1,504.45Lutie Watkins Memorial UMC -Llano, TX.......................................Rev. Leslie A. Tomlinson ..........$1,311.00First UMC-Gonzales, TX.....................Rev. William A. Smith..............$1,299.00First UMC-Humble, TX.......................Rev. Dale Chance ....................$1,200.00First UMC-Hurst, TX...........................Rev. Philip Rhodes ...................$1,200.00First UMC-Atlanta, TX........................Rev. Guy Williams ...................$1,080.03Tennison Memorial UMC- Mount Pleasant, TX .......................Rev. Mike Cline .......................$1,064.11

Churches, 499 Members or LessFellowship UMC-Trophy Club, Texas ..Rev. Daniel D. Humbert...........$6,507.97First UMC-Olton, TX ..........................Rev. Thomas T. Carter .............$6,000.00First UMC-Canadian, TX ....................Rev. Danny K. Sanders ............$5,500.00Community Connect Church- San Antonio, TX .............................Rev. Ruben Trevino .................$3,388.50First UMC-La Grange, TX ...................Rev. Joachim P. Bruhn .............$2,855.00First UMC-San Augustine, TX.............Rev. William Lanigan ...............$2,400.00First UMC-Sterling City, TX ................Rev. Claus Rohlfs.....................$2,350.00New Fountain UMC-Hondo, TX .........Rev. Mel Hazelwood ...............$1,875.93St. Luke's UMC-Odessa, TX ...............Rev. J. Bradley Bennett ............$1,780.00Jourdanton UMC-Jourdanton, TX ......Rev. James R. Schendel ...........$1,710.72Berkeley UMC-Austin, TX ..................Rev. Jeanne D. Devine .............$1,613.00First UMC-Throckmorton, TX .............Rev. Jay Gage..........................$1,598.32Allison UMC-Wheeler, TX ..................Rev. Matthew S. Gary .............$1,440.00Monthalia UMC-Cost, TX ..................Rev. Paul N. Smith...................$1,220.00Kessler Park UMC-Dallas, TX..............Rev. David M. Carr ..................$1,134.00North Shore UMC-Canyon Lake, TX...Rev. Kimberly A. Ladish Burke .$1,121.00Asbury UMC-Odessa, TX ...................Rev. Ron Colwell .....................$1,053.00Curtis/Homer UMC-Jasper, TX ...........Rev. Ben Hancock ...................$1,000.00Hope UMC-Yoakum, TX ....................Rev. Warren Hornug ...............$1,000.00Highland Lakes UMC- Buchanan Dam, TX.........................Rev. W. Grady Roe .....................$983.50Axe Memorial UMC-Garland, TX........Rev. James Minor .......................$957.50First UMC-Wheeler, TX ......................Rev. Matthew S. Gary ................$895.00First UMC-Edinburg, TX .....................Rev. Elizabeth R. Wright .............$865.00First UMC-Hallettsville, TX..................Rev. Melanie R. Monroe .............$811.11First UMC- Lockney, TX......................Rev. Richard S. Carstensen .........$800.00Bandera UMC- Bandera, TX...............Rev. Jack K. Dahberg..................$765.73First UMC-Cedar Park, TX ..................Rev. Peter V. Castles...................$749.00Oakwood UMC-Lubbock, TX .............Rev. Wendell L. Horn..................$700.00First UMC-Johnson City, TX ...............Rev. Lee Romero ........................$674.50Helotes Hills UMC-Helotes, TX ...........Rev. Melanie L. Mine..................$658.91

Revenues

Contributions28%

Fees forServices

65%

OtherIncome

3%

Grants & Corporations1%

Investments& Royalties

3%

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ittle did we know we'd be coming back home with a preciousdaughter," D'Anne Canaday said recently, describing how

she became a very happy mother during what she had seen as avery ordinary family vacation to San Antonio last October. Insteadit was a memorable milestone in their lives.

Several failed attempts of in vitro fertilization years earlier had ledJustin and D'Anne Canaday to an alternative they had not explored adoption in the hope that this would be the way to build theirfamily. They adopted their first son, River, from an agency in Dallassix years ago, but knew they had more love to share.

They heard about some close friends' experience with the ActionAdoption program at Providence Place, and quickly began theenrollment process. Then they put everything on hold when theyhad an unexpected phone call from their Dallas agency about ababy boy. Without question, the Canadays knew the little boywas meant for them, and welcomed little Colton into their family.

"Action Adoption was so supportive and understanding and weknew we would go back when we were ready for our third baby,"D'Anne said. "In early 2013, we started the process again."

In late August, Melissa Bueno, their Action Adoption counselor,called with news about a young woman who had given birth toa five-weeks premature baby girl.

"She told us this birth mother had not yet picked a family, so asexcited as we were at the thought of a baby girl, we knew sheprobably wouldn't pick us," D'Anne said. "We didn't want to getour hopes up."

Two weeks before their trip to San Antonio, Melissa told her shehad begun showing their family profile to other birth mothers,and D'Anne jokingly mentioned they'd be more than happy tomeet any birth mothers while they were in town. But just beforethey left, Melissa called to say that would not be happening.

Justin and D’Anne Canaday with their three children: River (right),Colton (left) and Kinslye.

The CanadaysAdopt Their Third:Little Kinslye

"The reason was," Justin laughed, "that instead, we would bepicking up our baby girl before heading back home her birthmother had chosen a family and she chose us!"

D'Anne and Justin were stunned by the beauty of their daughter,Kinslye. She was just two months old and in the care of a lovingcradle-care family at that point. When they first held her, theyfelt she was meant to be theirs.

"We knew instantly, just like we did with both our boys, she wascreated just for us," they agreed. "It was one of the three best daysof our lives."

Now eight months old, Kinslye is healthy and full of life. Adoredby her two big brothers, she will never have a worry about anylack of protection or love.

"God is good," D'Anne said, "and our three beautiful childrenprove it!"

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around for a while," said Judith Bell with a hugesmile on her face. "Although it is still anapplication-based program, we want every teammember at Providence Place to go through the12 training modules eventually."

With its long-term goal of being a leader ininnovation and collaboration within the

San Antonio community and beyond, ProvidencePlace leadership is clearly taking a step in the right

direction with ProvPlace U.

adoption

of disciplines, including not-for-profit, academia,sports, corporate America and government for ashared learning experience that offers practicalskills and challenges participants to develop theirpersonal leadership style.

No longer a beta test run, ProvPlace U becameofficial in April calling into session its secondclass of students.

"Of course we will continue tweaking the session topicsdepending on feedback but I'm happy to say it's going to be

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Terri Gutierrez Brings High Energy and Innovationto Recruiting Students

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Spend Some Popcorn Money at Providence Place!

Spending extra money on trips to Starbucks, fast food restaurants or the concession standat the movies is an everyday event. But what if you could invest your money toward somethinggreater? You could join the Providence Place Monthly Giving Program.

Forgoing a few discretionary purchases and sharing a monthly gift will mean essential resourcesfor those we serve interview attire for CHI students, giving them that extra boost of confidencethey need to land a job and setting them up for success. A gift would give a birth mother living inour women’s center items important for a healthy pregnancy.

A gift of any size will always fill a need and make a tremendous difference to those we serve consider enrollingtoday! Just visit www.provplace.org/donate-now and, under the repeat dropdown bar, select monthly to join oryou can simply fill out the monthly giving option in the remittance envelope in this newsletter.

of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services (DARS) social workersabout our work, and they began referring students to our program."

Enrollment has since skyrocketed with over 40 percent of CHIstudents on the Autism Spectrum and several international studentsand visually impaired students having gone through the program.

"We've really made huge strides with our internationalstudents from Jordan, Nepal and Congo," she noted."It's because in many countries, people withdisabilities are shunned and ostracized in society.As a result, they are not educated or cared for, so forthose international students who have gone throughthe program, it's often the first time they experiencebeing part of a family, of being loved. It's only thenthat they can begin to realize their ability to live anindependent life."

In addition to international students, Terri has discovered a highdemand for vocational rehabilitation services in the New Mexicoarea. After speaking with Terri and taking a campus tour a fewmonths ago, two students from the New Mexico School for theDeaf in Santa Fe are looking forward to joining CHI by the endof summer. She also attended the Consortia of Administrators forNative American Rehabilitation Conference in New Mexico inApril and began planting that seed, as she sees serving the NativeAmerican community in the future as a strong possibility. She alsosees possibly adapting the campus in order to serve certaindisabilities, such as the visually impaired, and she makes sureeveryone she speaks with knows Providence Place's reputation forflexibility in serving new communities.

"Our mission is to provide God's children with a family, a faithand a future not just some of them but all of them, and I willcontinue my contribution to our mission by always being willingto consider new approaches and trying to bring in as many peopleas I can to a place they really can call home."

Bringing over 100 potential students to the Providence Placecampus for tours annually, CHI Admissions Director Terri Gutierrezhas her hands full. Yet she's always ready to push the envelopeand pursue her outreach around the country to new and differentgroups. In her eight years at Providence Place, she has created amelting pot of students on campus.

"There were only 20 students in the program whenI started and it was really struggling," she saidrecently. "Today there are more than 45 studentsand our numbers are growing."

Students now come from so many different placesand backgrounds that it's exciting for other studentsand the Providence Place team alike.

In 1974, when Providence Place first started the CHIprogram, deaf and hard-of-hearing students werethe majority on campus. But over time, enrollmentstarted plummeting and it became clear the campus needed totake a different direction.

With a BS in Deaf Education, an MSW with an administrativeemphasis and a Graduate Certificate in Women and PublicPolicy, Terri is acutely familiar with the field and has workedwith people with disabilities for the last 25 years as a teacher,social worker and as an administrator in Texas, Utah, NewMexico, New York and Pennsylvania. Credentials aside, whatmakes her so invaluable is her passion and genuine care for theCHI program. The result is she's not afraid to test innovativeand game-changing strategies.

"We are very fortunate to have someone of Terri's caliber atProvidence Place," said Jennifer Sample, President and CEO."Her commitment and energy level are second to none."

"I knew I had to increase enrollment so I dived into a lot ofunexplored territory, reaching out to students on the AutismSpectrum, as well as international and visually impaired studentsat the conferences and fairs we attend around the country," Terrisaid. "We also began a significant effort to educate the Department

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For the past six years, Providence Place'sDrive One Home Golf Tournament hasstepped up its game every year. The lasttournament was no exception and the 6thAnnual Drive One Home Tournamentbrought on board prominent andphilanthropic companies, such as H-E-Band the Gordon Hartman Foundation,growing important partnerships withinthe community.

"We were really able to go beyond ourexpectations this year," said PhilipGarza, Development and CommunityRelations Officer.

2014 Golf Tournament is a Winner for EveryoneWith more than 90 golfers out for acompetitive day on the golf course and abigger-than-ever turnout at the tournamentdinner, Gordon Hartman, who graciouslyacted as Master of Ceremonies for theevening, had a great audience. He did a

Par Sponsors

Hole Sponsors

A Time in Place Bed and Breakfast, Alamo Café, Alamo Drafthouse, Americus Diamond, Amy's Ice Cream, AT&T Stadium,Azuca's, Big Sam's, Chama Gaucha, Chuy's, Dry Comal Creek Wine Tasting, Finck's Cigar Company, Good Time Charlie's,Hilton del Palacio, Hotel Contessa, James Avery Jewelry, Kendra Scott Jewelry, Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club, Leonard Family(New Earth), Los Barrios, LTC (R) Claude A. Kucinskis, Magnolia Pancake Haus, Microsoft, Office Depot, Paesano's, Perico's,Perry's Steakhouse, Raising Canes, Rico's, San Antonio Museum of Art, San Antonio Scorpions, San Antonio Symphony, Santikos,Schakolad Chocolate, Sea World Tickets, Sonterra Golf Club, Spurs Sports and Entertainment, StoneWerks, Taco Cabana, TeamTexas Driving School, Texas de Brazil, Twin Liquors, Valero Texas Open.

In-kind Donations

Title Sponsor

Eagle Sponsor Birdie Sponsor

wonderful job of sharing what the day wasall about a celebration of the hopeProvidence Place provides for the people weserve, because of support from community-minded people like those in attendance.

"In total, we were able to raise over$30,000 dollars, doubling what we didlast year," said Terry Levine-Trevino,Development Director. "We could nothave done it without the support of oursponsors, all the companies and peoplewho donated items to our silent auctionand everyone who joined us that day."

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Late last year, managers at Providence Place quietly began sharing with their teamsthree new additions to the Providence Place list of core values developed by theleadership team. The existing core values had initially been developed early in CEOJennifer Sample's tenure.

"The new values aren't exactly new," explained Jennifer. "We have been embodyingthem for a long time and decided it was time to formalize them as an integral partof our culture." She noted that a strong sense of performance management and ofinnovation and collaboration very much reflected Providence Place. She also stressedthe importance of "taking care of ourselves," and focusing on physical and mentalwell-being, as well as spiritual well-being.

The leadership team collaboratively developed the explanatory wording for thethree values, Innovation and Collaboration, Performance Management, and Healthand Wellness. They are now laid out in a small, foldout document on mission,vision and core values that everyone on campus has.

Judith Bell, Chief Operating Officer, who took the lead on the implementation, said,"It was important to put into words what is held very deeply here. These values definewho we are individually and collectively." She also guided last year's rollout of Impact3,the campus-wide health and wellness program emphasizing body, mind and spirit,which includes activities such as the Walking Challenge, which built camaraderie andfriendly competition, as well as a monthly health-oriented speaker series.

Sincere and loving care

Meeting their needs and exceedingtheir expectations

Respecting their diverse individualneeds

Providing opportunities for spiritualdevelopment

Ongoing development of our teamto enhance our knowledge andexpertise

Upholding the highest standard ofhonesty and integrity

Finding creative solutions andremaining flexible to the changingneeds of our communities

Responsible stewardship of the peopleand resources entrusted to our care

Encouraging and supportingindividuals to pursue physical, mentaland spiritual well-being

Innovation and collaboration

Performance management

Emanuel Rubio for a positive attitude and forbeing a hard worker in the horticulture class.

Courtney Williams for working so hard tofind a job.

March 2014

Sarah Cates for making steady progressin preparing for employment.

Schyler Baker for helping other studentswith money and math skills, beingpatient and ignoring distractions.

Core Values Grow to 11 Our Core Values

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In Honor of From

Karalyn Hollis .................................Ms. Helen B. HollisGrayson and Connor Krumnow .....Ms. Sandra K. EllingtonRussell Simmons ............................Mr. and Mrs. Phil R. Simmons, Jr.Debbie Stanford.............................Rev. and Mrs. C.A. ManghamPat Tausch .....................................Mr. and Mrs. J. R. ScarbroughBrett Tomlinson .............................Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie TomlinsonAndrea Treibs ................................Mrs. Lillian WissemannSarah Woodward...........................Mr. Kevin Woodward &

Ms. Kathryn KellyTravis Woodward...........................Mr. Kevin Woodward &

Ms. Kathryn KellyJulie K. Zajdel .................................Ms. Sandra Ellington

In Memory Of FromEddie Roy Braswell .........................Mrs. Betty MunionLeroy Burson..................................Mrs. Nancy J. BursonDoris Avaneal Bush ........................Mr. and Mrs. Harland Doyle, Jr. & FamilyRuth Ellen Chumbley......................Mr. William A. ChumbleyBarbara Duke.................................Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. OrsakChristopher Fholer .........................Mr. and Mrs. Thomas FryerRalph D. Funk ................................Mrs. Wanda FunkKenny Green..................................Ms. Elizabeth GreenNora Grissom.................................Mrs. Patricia RichardsonRuth C. Guier.................................Mr. Marvin Guier

In Honor of From

Melissa Bueno................................Ms. LeClair ReavesOur children...................................Mr. and Mrs. B. E. NewmonSharon Daggett .............................Mr. and Mrs. Fred BarhydtCheryl Drown ................................Mrs. Bobbie NixRev. Richard Edwards ....................Tulia United Methodist

Women, FUMCElijah Max ......................................Ms. LeClair ReavesDonna Gaskill ................................Ms. Kandyss BurdetteMy grandchildren...........................Mrs. Barbara CosperTom and Susan Green....................Mr. and Mrs. Doke KiblingerJan Greer .......................................Mrs. James F. MageeMichaela Henderson, Connor Krumnow, Grayson Krumnow.....Ms. Sandra Ellington

Memorials

Honors

In Memory Of FromMichael J. Henderson.....................Ms. Sandra K. EllingtonEileen Henson ................................Ms. Sonya H. WillisLucille Hill ......................................Ms. Maudella ReevesPaul R. Moore ................................Mrs. Lois MooreMaris Penn.....................................Ms. Diane Ofner

Mr. and Mrs. Bert JohnsonJanet Perry .....................................Mr. and Mrs. J. W. PerryMrs. Faye Smith .............................Mr. and Mrs. Alex N. OatesPatti Ruth Thomson .......................Sara Nelle Lowrey Mackie Family

Star Achievers Impala Coleman for demonstratingexcellent motivation.

Cody Allee for outstanding effort inAlanna's computer group.

Christian Fitzgerald for makingimprovements in goals and alwaysworking hard.

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CHI Director Regina Murphy and studentsapplaud CHI student Garrett Rankin after hefinishes his original Providence Place jingle onguitar.

CHI students, LIGHT program residents and

Action Adoption birth mothers during a balloon

toss at the annual Providence Place Easter

Celebration.

Senator Joaquin Castro speaks at theVolunteers of America LIGHT Program ribboncutting ceremony in April.

CHI students Jacob Obermeyer, Nickolas Davison,Derek Alexander, Ryan Semian and visitor JayAldis present their group project at the 18thannual Walk with Jesus Retreat.