Cincinnati Hills Christian AcademyAnnual Report 2009-2010

our missionCincinnati 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.

table of contentsMessage from the Head of School 1

The trip of a lifetime 2

Armleder’s 10 year anniversary 4

CHCA non-required reading list 6

CHCA from my perspective 8

The Class of 2000’s 10-year reunion 9

Message from the Board President 11

2009-2010 financial reports 12

Our donors 16

EditorLiz Bronson ’00

ContributorsStel Kirbabas

Michael KuremskyDean Nicholas

Jenn (Reynolds) Schmidt ’00 Mike Wallace

Donor listsRebecca Sequeira

Tracy Wolcott

Layout & designKristine Hall

PhotographyJudi Alvarado

Visit us on the web at www.chca-oh.org

Please send address changes to rebecca.sequeira@chca-oh.org or call (513) 247-9944 ext. 251

Cincinnati Hills Christian AcademyAnnual Report 2009-2010

Armleder PK 4/5 students Adeline Caton and Marisol Ambrosio applaud while (on the cover) 8th graders Savannah Mary and Drew Taylor enjoy the sunshine during the school's 10 year celebration

With “building a vibrant sense of community” as one of our core values, Cincinnati Hills

Christian Academy’s goal is to bring people to this school for a great education and let

them discover that there’s a great fellowship of loving, faithful, encouraging people to

be had here as well. In this way, we’re saying that CHCA is not just about the student –

it’s about the whole family.

A lot of places talk about building community, but at CHCA, you can see it in action.

Families gather to share dinner together at the Homecoming picnic, students from

every building converge on the middle school grounds to enjoy the fun of Fall Festival,

high school students take time to serve and make connections at EBL Elementary and

Armleder, and of course, there are the myriad sports parents that do more than just

attend games – they travel together, share meals, root with each other, and support

their coaches and athletes. This October, I had the honor of attending Armleder’s 10

year anniversary celebration, and it was such a treat to see students, teachers, staff

members from a variety of capacities, principals from all four buildings, and donors who invested in the Armleder

mission gathered together to commemorate this milestone. The joy was infectious. I love to see these various groups

banding together like a family despite differences in viewpoints, ages and backgrounds – it’s a clear demonstration

of how the love of Christ unites us.

This is just the kind of community that our founders dreamed of over 20 years ago. Two decades later, as we look

around our campuses and see the fellowship, beautiful buildings, talented faculty and one-of-a-kind programming,

it’s important that we recognize it’s now our turn to keep the tradition alive. People had

a vision and were generous in order to make it a reality. I hope everyone in the CHCA

community will support our Gift of Giving annual campaign, a way for us to be generous

toward the CHCA mission’s two most important pieces: our teachers and students.

In a world that overemphasizes independence and encourages isolation, I’m glad that

CHCA places real value in community. It’s thanks to families who came here ten, fifteen,

even twenty years ago that this is our school’s culture. My hope is that those who come

after this current generation of school families will find us equally faithful.

Randy Brunk, Head of School

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Message from the Head of School

Randy Brunk with (from left) Ron McSwain,

Phyllis McSwain and Armleder Principal Susan Miller

at the Armleder 10 year anniversary celebration.

In a world that

overemphasizes

independence

and encourages

isolation, I’m glad

that CHCA places

real value in

community.

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Since coming to CHCA 14 years ago, I have led five trips to this country.

And in the same way that the beauty and power of the Holy Land

changed my life as a senior in high school, I have seen everyone from

students to administrators catch the same excitement.

This June I took a 10-day trip to Israel (plus an optional three-day trip

to neighboring Jordan) with a group of 25 students, parents, alumni

and administrators. The trip was for some a final “field trip” for the

senior honors elective course I taught fall semester called “Israel in

the modern world.” We visited key sites that we’d read about in James

Michener’s The Source like Megiddo, Tiberius, Acco and Sfat. We spent

a day in the town of Ibillin, site of the school and university started

by Archbishop Elias Chacour, which we’d read about in his book

Blood Brothers. For those students, the countless classroom debates

about history, religion and the prospect of peace between Israelis and

Palestinians came alive in a way books and lectures could not recreate.

We realized firsthand that this situation is more complex than news

accounts and sound bites allow.

The Trip of A LifetimeMy role as principal involves many duties, responsibilities and opportunities, but of all the things I do here, nothing brings me more joy than sharing my passion for the land, history and people of Israel.

by Dr. Dean Nicholas, MSL High School Principal

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For others, this trip was a chance to see the world

of the Bible come alive in new ways. Geographical

place names that we typically skim over as we read

the Scriptures became meaningful references. A

subtle but powerful shift happens as the traveler

begins to experience the fact that biblical places—

the Sea of Galilee, the Judean Wilderness, the town of

Bethlehem, the city of Jerusalem—are real in physical,

tangible ways. Most of us never fully realize that we

have relegated the world of the Bible to a kind of

fairyland of make believe. Passing highway signs with

recognizable names, over and over people say, “I can’t

believe we’re here!”

For many travelers, this truly was a pilgrimage with

memorable experiences at every turn: we sat on the

Hill of Beatitudes and read Matthew 5 together. We

sailed on the Sea of Galilee. Some were baptized in

the Jordan River. We visited Caesarea and looked

out over the Mediterranean, thinking about Paul’s

imprisonment and Peter’s sharing with Cornelius.

We saw the Church of the Annunciation in Nazareth

and quieted ourselves in the grotto in the Church of

the Nativity in Bethlehem. We overlooked the city of

Jerusalem from the Mount of Olives and walked down

the Palm Sunday road, stopping to pray and hear

Scripture in the Garden of Gethsemane. We prayed at

the Western Wall and walked the Temple Mount. We

shared communion together in the peaceful site of

the Garden Tomb. Amidst the chaos of buses, tourists,

vendors, traffic and modern Israeli life, we enjoyed

profound moments that enlivened our faith and

opened our hearts to new possibilities.

A portion of our group stayed for the Jordan experience.

For all of us—me included—this was a first. We saw Mt.

Nebo from where Moses looked over the land of Israel

and the regions of biblical Ammon, Moab, and Edom.

We hiked through the natural and Nabatean wonders

of Petra. We spent a night in modern Amman and

visited the ancient Roman city of Jerash, the

most well-preserved Roman city in the east

and part of the biblical Decapolis. Because

of its stable political climate and abundant

historical sites, Jordan is truly a place to see!

Every time I travel to Israel I am changed, and

always come home thinking about when

I will return. Even now I’m thinking about

taking the next CHCA group to experience a

trip of a lifetime – stay tuned!

all four CHCA principals (from left, Dr. Rob Hall,

CHCA Middle School; Sandy Breitholle, EBL Elementary;

Susan Miller, Armleder; and Dr. Dean Nicholas,

MSL High School) on the sea of Galilee.

the magnificent carved architecture of Petra in Jordan.

When Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy opened the Otto Armleder Memorial Education Center in

August 2000, no one knew what the future would hold. What they did know was that the school,

brought to life by months of fervent prayer, diligent planning and gifts from dozens of families and

businesses, was a gift from God to the city of Cincinnati. Those who worked to make the Armleder

vision a reality could see the potential to impact generations of urban families with Christ-centered,

academically excellent education – God’s light in the heart of the city.

This October, students, teachers, staff, families, donors and friends gathered on Armleder’s

playground to celebrate ten years of exactly that: hearts changed by the love of Christ, minds

broadened by challenging academics, talents discovered in art class, choir practice and football

practice. “Ten years ago, 92 students joined 25 faculty and staff members from different backgrounds and

experiences, with different expectations of what Armleder was going to be,” says Armleder Principal Susan

Miller. “Today, we’re a family. We support one another in times of crisis, celebrate achievements and blessings,

look after each other, serve one another and choose to do life together. I believe that’s what God had in mind

when He came up with the idea for Armleder years ago and planted it in the hearts and minds of the people

who made it happen.”

After a program of song, prayer, heartfelt words from art teacher Gail Varner and

readings from student essay winners, everyone shared a picnic lunch. Varner, who has

taught at Armleder since it opened 10 years ago, conveyed how thankful she is to be

part of the school. “I pray regularly to God and tell Him ‘Thank you for Armleder and

thank you for choosing me to here,’” she said. “Being able to intentionally plan lessons

that teach about God and handle situations with students using Biblical principles

is such a blessing. Our school is God’s school and our teachers, students and families

were chosen by Him. He is present each and every day. I’m so thankful to have been

here the past ten years and look forward to many more great years to come.”

Armleder Celebrates 10 years of light in the city

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What Armleder means to meby Hannah Begashaw, 4th grade

I love Armleder because it’s an honest school. Also because it helps us get ready for college. The staff are the nicest people ever and it helps me have a better relationship with God.

Armleder does everything they can to get me to have good grades. Good grades mean there is a higher chance for me to go to college. Every day I walk through these doors and right there someone

greets me. Now that’s what I call nice! And what makes this school special is how they teach me about God and how he is omnipotent (which means God is all-powerful). Thanks to Armleder

I have a better relationship with God. Those are my three fabulous things about Armleder.

Historic school,historic building

Today, the building at 140 West 9th Street downtown is home to teachers, staff and students who come each day for lessons in everything from the alphabet to ecosystems. But years ago, the people who walked through the doors of the historic Crosley Square building were there for an entirely different purpose: news, stardom and the world’s most infamous talk show.

1942: The building, a former Elks Lodge, becomes

home to WLW-AM, the 50,000-watt radio station heard by

listeners coast to coast.

1948: Cincinnati’s first television station, WLWT

(Channel 5), begins airing shows like Ruth Lyons’

The 50/50 Club and Midwestern Hayride from Crosley

Square. On any given day, the hallways were crowded

with guests including Doris Day, Bob Hope, Lucille Ball,

Tony Bennett, Jerry Lewis, Ronald Reagan, and Cincinnati

native Roy Rogers (plus his horse, Trigger).

1957: WLWT begins broadcasting programs in color,

earning Cincinnati the nickname “Colortown, U.S.A.”

1991-92: Former Cincinnati mayor and Channel 5

news anchor Jerry Springer airs the first season of The Jerry

Springer Show from the building. The show later moved to

studios in Chicago.

1999: WLWT vacates Crosley Square for its new home

in nearby Mt. Auburn.

2000: The building is remodeled and the Otto

Armleder Memorial Education Center is opened.

What Armleder means to meby Raven Hines, 8th grade

Armleder is a fun loving community.It is a place where you don’t have to be worried about people judging you for your thoughts and ideas even if they are different. Armleder is a place where everyone’s ideas are valued. I have attended Armleder for ten years. Throughout the years that I have been here I have not only experienced spiritual and intellectual growth, I have witnessed this growth in my fellow classmates too.

One of the things I love about Armleder is that the staff genuinely care about their students. They want nothing but the best for us. They want to see us succeed in every aspect of our lives. You never feel like you are alone at Armleder because you have your friends and teachers, Mrs. Miller and the rest of the staff walking alongside of you. We are a community that lives according to Psalm 133 which says it is “good and pleasant when brothers live together in unity!” Armleder is like a family that cares, guides and loves each other.

I hope to go onto a prestigious college one day, perhaps even Harvard Business School. Armleder has given me a solid foundation. The world is open and available to me. Armleder has helped me walk with the Lord. I have learned that he is with me in everything I do. I am so thankful for Armleder and what it has brought to my life. The expectations set for me here will help me excel into my future. I am glad I am here to be a part of Armleder’s tenth anniversary celebration.

Administrative Aide at CHCA Middle School

Of the books I’ve read recently, my favorite has been Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom. This was really a wonderful read – the teacher never stopped teaching, and the student never stopped learning. They truly had a special bond and friendship. The book is a wonderful lesson on living and the impact you may have on another person. Morrie had a truly positive outlook on life which inspired me.

Head of SchoolTo Change the World by James Hunter is a game changer for Christians. We have often made erroneous assumptions about how and why to change the world for Christ, and this book reveals how culture is shaped and how historically Christians have often come to find themselves following rather than leading. I want our students to learn to shape the culture they will inherit, and this book gives us some great insights as to how that might happen.

5th & 6th grade language arts & social studies teacher at Otto Armleder SchoolThe Help by Kathryn Stockett deals with an aspect of southern life in the pre-Civil Rights era that is often overlooked: the relationships between white women of privilege and their maids. Written as historical fiction, the story is told from the perspectives of two maids and one woman whose mother employs a maid. The dynamics of the relationships and the courage that it takes for the characters to forge against societal constraints as they start a movement are dealt with using humor and grace.

2nd grade teacher at Edyth B. Lindner ElementaryI first read Mindset by Carol Dweck, PhD., a year ago for a master’s class and have re-read it several times since. It explains the difference between a fixed mindset (in which a person believes their talents and abilities are already decided) and a growth mindset (in which a person believes they can change and develop). The book has been

helpful to me both professionally and personally. I would highly recommend it to parents who are interested in their children’s overall growth and well-being.

Theatre Manager/ Technical DirectorThe Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett intrigued me because one of its main characters is a 12th century mason whose life’s ambition is to be master builder for a new cathedral. In those days if you were lucky enough to get this job you were employed for life. Since I am a mason’s son and a 3rd generation mason myself, I loved it! Follett is an impeccable storyteller and weaves the lives of many different characters from different backgrounds and social status together with ease. Not only is the story exciting and suspenseful, but it is also on the money as far as the history of the building techniques used in those days.

Geometry teacher at Martha S. Lindner High SchoolThe Book Thief by Markus Zusak is written from death’s viewpoint, and it fits in the historical fiction category, so there was something to learn from many perspectives. I liked it because of the humanness in the story and how I came to love the characters, even the grumpy foster mother. It’s a story of poverty and struggles, but the girl finds freedom in books. I think we all need to find something that brings us that same sense of freedom (and stability)!

Social studies teacher at CHCA Middle School

Dietrich Bonhoeffer is one of my heroes so reading Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy by Eric Metaxas was enlightening. As a history buff, I also enjoyed the great background of events surrounding the 1900s in Europe, the U.S. and rest of the world. Metaxas examines how these circumstances influenced Bonhoeffer’s faith and activism during World War II. My favorite quote: “Christianity preaches the infinite worth of that which is seemingly worthless and the infinite

worthlessness of that which is seemingly so valued.”

We asked our faculty and staff what they’re reading in their free time – that is, when they’re not teaching, grading papers, planning lessons, guiding staff, answering phones, setting up lighting cues, managing the school’s computer network, and molding young minds. Here’s what they said – and don’t worry, there won’t be a test.

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Kindergarten Prep teacher & Director of Eagles Landing Program at EBL Elementary

The book and small group study Love & War by John and Stasi Eldredge allowed my husband and I to understand one another and communicate better. We have a stronger marriage as a result of this book and the work that went along with it. We both laughed and cried. It’s a book that

every married couple should read…and every engaged couple should explore. I love real stories written by real people, so I also enjoyed How to Cook a Tapir: a Memoir of Belize by Joan Fry. I love reading about people daring enough to do the things I’m too chicken to do, like Fry did when she, as a 20 year old, lived her first year of marriage deep in the heart of the rainforest of British Honduras (now known as Belize). It was great to just relax and enjoy stepping into someone else’s shoes.

Latin teacher at MSL High SchoolManhunt by James L. Swanson is a very dramatic account of the conspiracy to kill President Lincoln, the vice president and top cabinet members. The events of the day are vividly recreated, as is the ensuing manhunt which ultimately resulted in the death of John Wilkes Booth and the capture and trial of the other central conspirators. Some of those who aided and abetted the conspirators met interestingly different fates. The book made the events come alive, and filled in a lot that I didn’t know. You don’t have to be a history buff to enjoy this book.

Director of Information Technology for CHCACrazy Love by Francis Chan raises some interesting thoughts about how and why we live out our faith. You can’t help but re-evaluate why you do (or don’t do) some of the things you do (or don’t do.) The book humbles you where you fall short, but also challenges you with ways to strengthen your relationship with God.

7th & 8th grade math & science teacher at Otto Armleder SchoolI’m a big fan of the Elm Creek Quilts novels by Jennifer Chiaverini. I love to sew, and these books about a group of quilters, their families and their friendships are always an enjoyable and even inspiring read. It always makes me want to start a new quilt or join a women’s circle of some sort.

English teacher at MSL High School[Fellow MSL HS English teacher] Michelle Barron recommended The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery to me, and I’m glad she did. First, the book is intensely well-written and works as a sort of primer of philosophy while functioning as an entertaining novel. Its premise is dark without entering morbidity and uncompromising without using cliché. Not only is the story itself fascinating, but the characters Barbery creates feel anything but contrived. One of her protagonists bewails the ills of the bourgeoisie while quoting Tolstoy, a combination worthy of anyone’s attention. If you’re looking for a read that will entertain, enlighten, and captivate, The Elegance of the Hedgehog is a step in the right direction.

I also have to recommend The French Laundry Cookbook by Thomas Keller. This summer I did a free internship at a restaurant just to learn about the industry, and was introduced to the cooking styles of Thomas

Keller (who is quite possibly the best chef in the United States). This is a cookbook that is to be read from start to finish, focusing on slow food, meals that take days to prepare but whose flavors will linger in one’s memory for weeks. If you’re serious about food and about cooking, Keller’s resource is an essential read.

Christian studies and ethics teacher at MSL High SchoolReading the Bible in the Strange World of Medicine is an excellent discussion by theologian and ethicist Allen Verhey on how Scripture relates to the world of medicine and bioethics. Verhey carefully addresses the important role Scripture plays within the Christian community in shaping our overarching worldview and how this worldview informs and guides complex decisions about our human lives and bodies. The author also points out the dangers of Christians acting in “bad faith” when misusing and misappropriating Scripture.

Another good one: in Prayers for a Privileged People, renowned Old Testament theologian Walter Brueggemann offers rich, deeply informed prayers reflecting the difficult tension we face as individuals living in a place of privilege amidst a world of overwhelming

needs. Brueggemann provocatively and passionately encourages us to yield ourselves to God’s gracious work in bringing about peace, justice and righteousness.

Technology teacher at Otto Armleder School

Stones into Schools by Greg Mortenson (author of Three Cups of Tea) is the incredible story about how a promise to a small village in Pakistan turned into a huge effort to build schools in Pakistan and Afghanistan. It showed how a common goal can bring people together to overcome

great difficulties and achieve something almost unbelievable. Not only did Mortenson make a difference through the building of schools, he had an impact on the thinking of American military and Congressional leaders about the people of those two countries.

Assistant Principal at CHCA Middle School

This Time Together: Laughter and Reflection by Carol Burnett was such a fun autobiography! I laughed out loud as I read the on- and off-stage escapades of Ms. Burnett and her co-stars. The stories are from a time when comedy relied on funny skits, not degrading someone else. Ms.

Burnett’s positive outlook on life is reinforced by her ability to find humor in a myriad of mundane daily activities. As a middle school administrator, I talk to lots of parents who want to know how to bring up children of character and common sense in a world that lacks those things. I like to recommend The Blessings of a Skinned Knee: Using Jewish Teachings to Raise Self-Reliant Children by Wendy Mogel and Nurture Shock by Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman. These books are must-reads for every educator, parent, grandparent and any person involved in the rearing of children. They contain good advice, backed by research that speaks to our indulgent society.

2nd grade teacher at Otto Armleder SchoolReading with Meaning by Debbie Miller is one of my favorite books to read. I’ve read it three times and each time find something new and exciting to apply in my own teaching. It walks you through reading comprehension and why it’s important, plus fun, practical ways to teach reading and build a successful reading community. A must-read for the start of the school year!

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chca from my perspective

by Stel Kirbabas, CHCA parent

My oldest son Alec is 19, a 2009

graduate of CHCA, and currently

a sophomore at the University of

Cincinnati. He lives near campus

in the fraternity he joined as a

freshman, so we usually only see

him when he needs money or

the washer in his fraternity is on

the fritz. His recent weekend visit

was due to the latter, and while I

don’t know what sparked it, I was gifted today

with a rare, heartfelt conversation with my son.

The topic was CHCA.

Alec was a very typical CHCA student,

participating in everything from sports to fine

arts to outreach work. The part he didn’t seem

too interested in was the academics, which

did not sit well with his father and me. Oh, the

lectures I gave that kid over the years about his

grades. Quarter after quarter, year after year we

had the same conversation with our son as he

continued to bring home Bs and Cs. In truth, we

kept him at CHCA because he was surrounded

by other Christian families who treated him as

their own and we had the comfort of knowing

the teachers and staff truly loved him. As far

as CHCA being able to make a difference for

him academically, we did not hold out hope. I

am embarrassed to admit that based on his

performance at CHCA, we expected our son to

show up on our doorstep by his second quarter,

admitting he flunked out of UC.

Fast forward one year and four months: our

son is carrying a 3.2 GPA in UC’s tough College

of Business while working a part time job and

serving as his fraternity’s head of fundraising.

He is standing in front of me, sharing that he got

a 90% on his Foundations of Applied Calculus

test and a 100% on last week’s Economics test.

I listen with gladness in my heart and a growing

sense of amazement as he says to me (and I

quote), “Oh my gosh, mom, I am so glad you and

dad sent me to CHCA because I learned so much

stuff from my teachers and am so far ahead of

the other students in my classes. I was thinking

to myself that if I had just tried a little harder in

Mr. Vanderkolk’s AP Econ class and had actually

taken the exam, I wouldn’t have

to work so hard now. I never

even took Calc in high school but

learning all the other basics from

the math teachers is helping me

get an A.” I start to say “If you’d

only listened to me back then,

you could have saved us all a lot

of heartache!” but before I can

get the words out, he adds, “I wish

I could tell the high school kids

to listen to their parents and the

teachers but they won’t, mom.

You have to be in college before

you really get it. It’s just part of

being a kid.”

As I look at my son in this

moment on a beautiful Saturday

in late October, my perspective

about what CHCA can offer

academically has changed. He

really was prepared for college,

and has the As and Bs to prove

it. I have heard that

testimony for years

from other students,

but it just goes to

show – even parents

can hear something

again and again and

not understand until

we experience it for

ourselves.

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my perspective about what CHCA can offer academically has changed. He really was prepared for college, and has the As and Bs to prove it.

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a decade older, a decade wiser

With apologies to the other classes and their reunions, this summer’s

Class of 2000 ten year reunion was likely the biggest and best one the

school has seen. I may be a little biased (I am a 2000 grad, after all) but

with over 75 people in attendance and a full day of activities, the classes

that follow will need to try hard to top it. (Class of 2001, your move.) It

had the hallmarks of your typical reunion – stories exchanged about

the tornado of 1998, about pranks and jokes played on teachers and

each other, about dances and class trips. But thanks to thoughtful

planning by organizers Casey (Sutherly) Purnhagen, Ryan Betscher and

Joe Ashbrook, it was so much more than typical.

The afternoon portion took place at the high school – we were treated to “class” with each other

that reminded us of the old days, encouraged talk about the present, and looked ahead to the

future. Then there was chapel time, complete with worship music by alumni, a special message

from Dr. Nicholas, a riveting testimony shared by Jenn (Reynolds) Schmidt and prayer. Later that

evening, we gathered again at Montgomery Inn for dinner with teachers and administrators

past and present including Spanish teacher Cherie Bailey, principal Dr. Joan Miracle, assistant

principal Earl Edmonds, biology teacher Jack Bailey and football coach Cliff Hern.

CHCA Alumni Relations Coordinator Tracy Wolcott was impressed by the turnout and spirit of the gathering. “This

class had such great ideas and really made it a day to remember,” Wolcott says. “Reunions are tough to plan – as an

organizer, you never know how many people will attend or what they’ll want to do, and as an attendee you wonder if

it will be easy to talk to people you haven’t seen for a decade. But this group had a great time. It’s always a joy to see

this class get together.”

by Liz Bronson ’00

High school was hard for me, so needless to say, the thought of returning for a ten-year reunion brought up feelings of insecurity I’d much rather forget. As the day got closer, I became preoccupied with having a really impressive answer to the question, “what have you done in the last ten years?” My honest answer (which I am normally perfectly content with) – mother of two,

stay-at-home mom, wife, etc. – now seemed completely ordinary in light of what I imagined my friends saying. It was in this that God showed me: it’s not about what I have made of myself in the last ten years; it’s about what God has made of himself through me.

Once God delivered the Israelites from Egypt he told them again and again to remember what He had done and remember the greatness of the one who set them free. My high school

years were characterized by a few kinds of slavery: to the opinions of others, to my moral performances, to my need for approval. But looking back on my time at CHCA, I see the hand of a loving God pursuing me into a relationship with Him, ultimately delivering me from my captivity. Just like the Israelites, I have found God to be faithful time

and time again. Once I graduated I became a believer, putting my trust in Christ. It was then that my “coming out of Egypt” story began.

Deuteronomy 8:2-5 talks about how, once delivered from captivity, the Israelites wandered the desert covered by God’s protection, provision and discipline. These verses are the perfect description of the past ten years for me: God has spent the time leading me and causing me to hunger, then feeding me from His own hand. After one year of studying theater – my passion – in college, I felt God leading me to Bible college. Gone was the thing I loved so much and found my identity in, but God used this to test me and drive me to have a deeper trust in Him. Then, after a year of marriage, my husband got a job offer in Colorado. We moved away from my family (something I said I would never do), causing me to hunger – yet God provided for me again. And once I became a mother, all my attempts at “having it together” were dashed and all my weaknesses exposed. Again God fed me. Each time he has reminded me of the sufficiency of my Savior and allowed me to rest there.

So when I look back on CHCA, I see the beginning of my journey with God. I came to this school brokenhearted and running from God, and left with the knowledge that He loves me and wants me to experience the freedom that comes from knowing Christ. And while these past ten years have had their share of challenges, hunger, swollen feet, confusion and tears, I have seen a God patiently pursuing me again and again. Sometimes it takes a high school reunion to remember that it’s not just about where we were, but where God has brought us.

looking back: what chca has meant to me by Jenn (Reynolds) Schmidt ‘00

Sometimes it takes a high

school reunion to remember that

it’s not just about where we were,

but where God has brought us.

The Class of 2000's 10-year reunion

CHCA’s annual campaign supports our two most important groups: students and teachers.

We hope you’ll lend us a hand by making a donation – you can even choose where you want to direct your gift: teacher support (classroom tools, professional

development, salary increases and stipends), tuition assistance, or wherever the need is greatest.

Send in your gift by December 31 to take advantage of a 2010 tax deduction.

Use the enclosed envelope or visit chca-oh.org/give to make a gift today.

Questions? Contact the Advancement Office at (513) 247-9944 ext. 211.

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Lend us a hand!

My wife Wendy and I have two

high school students – Tanner (a

junior) and Caroline (a freshman),

but memories from our early

years at CHCA are still fresh in my

mind: our interview to enroll Tan-

ner in kindergarten, Caroline per-

forming with Melody Makers, the

Bigger-Better socials, listening to

our kids as they shared their ex-

periences on the Mexico mission

trips. We are so grateful to the

Lord for a place that weaves to-

gether the values of Christ, excel-

lent academics, service and other

rich opportunities that help our

kids discover their gifts and pas-

sions. As a passionate believer

in CHCA’s mission, I have found it

truly rewarding to serve on the Board of Trustees for

the past five years. I know many folks wonder what

the Board does, so here’s a glimpse of some of the

most meaningful work I have been a part over the

past five years.

One of our roles as a Board is to ensure we have ter-

rific leadership in place to “run CHCA.” We have an

outstanding team who carries out the mission of

CHCA with excellence, and I can easily say that some

of the biggest blessings during my Board service

have been working alongside Randy Brunk, Dean

Nicholas, Rob Hall, Sandy Breitholle, Susan Miller and

others, strengthening relationships, praying and en-

couraging.

Another role the Board undertakes is ensuring the

school grows and progresses in ways that support

the vision, mission and values of the school. Every-

thing we do at CHCA centers on academic excellence

in a Christ-centered environment, where we desire

all students to develop a lifelong passion to learn,

lead and serve. As a Board, we now benchmark all

decisions and plans for the future against our spe-

cific vision, mission and values to ensure CHCA stays

on the right track toward what God has called us to

be.

The Board has also worked relentlessly with our

executive staff to make CHCA as excellent a value

as possible for our families while also competitively

compensating our faculty. This has always been the

Board’s heartfelt desire (especially through the dif-

ficult economic downturn of the past few years) and

I am excited to share that CHCA is in sound financial

health for which we are entirely grateful.

Other highlights over the years include commis-

sioning the plan to develop CHCA’s SoaringStart

Preschool (which is now thriving and successful),

making new investments in our enrollment and ad-

missions efforts (which have resulted in waiting lists

at EBL Elementary), and initiating the annual All-

School Praise and Worship Celebration which has

united the hearts and voices of Armleder and North

Campus families for the past two years.

The people who comprise the Board of Trustees

are parents, alumni, coaches, volunteers – they’re

in your classrooms, in your prayer groups, working

at CHCA events and serving your children. They are

passionate, faithful, dedicated people who seek to

serve God and the whole CHCA community. Our

prayer is that the seeds planted at this great school

enable our students not only to succeed in higher

education but also to make a difference in the world

for the kingdom of God.

by Michael Kuremsky, Board President

Serving the CHCA Mission as Parent & President

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Our prayer is

that the seeds

planted at this

great school

enable our

students not

only to succeed

in higher

education but

also to make a

difference in the

world for the

kingdom

of God.

The Year in Review: 2009 - 2010 Financial Reports

Balance Sheet 2010 vs. 2009Comparing 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 2010 2009

Cash and Investments $39,818,348 $30,929,880

Deferred Tuition $3,884,525 $3,724,916

Receivables $3,690,491 $10,430,419

Property and Equipment $36,267,775 $37,194,873

Other Assets $89,044 $94,036

Total Assets $83,750,183 $82,374,124

Liabilities And Net Assets

Liabilities

Accrued Expenses $1,604,325 $1,418,886

Deferred Tuition $3,884,525 $3,724,916

Long Term Debt $10,941,659 $10,860,633

Total Liabilities $16,430,509 $16,004,435

Net Assets $67,319,674 $66,369,689

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $83,750,183 $82,374,124

On behalf

of the Board

of Trustees

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, 2010. 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.

We are extremely fortunate to have such

a dedicated and credible financial team

overseeing our CHCA community. Mike and

his staff are to be commended on a job

well done. As we move forward, I want to

assure you that 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 a public budget

meeting scheduled each year.

Evan Andrews, 2010-11 Board Treasurer

MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES FINANCE COMMITTEE

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CHCA Assets Cash and Investments $39,818,348

Deferred Tuition $3,884,525

Receivables $3,690,491

Property and Equipment $36,267,775

Other Assets $89,044

TOTAL ASSETS $83,750,183

43%Property & Equipment

4%Receivables

4%Deferred Tuition1%

Other Assets

The Year in Review: 2009 - 2010 Financial Reports

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CHCA Debt Balance

Principal Balance

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

$12,000,000

$10,000,000

$8,000,000

$6,000,000

$4,000,000

$2,000,000

$0

2024

2025

2026

2027

2028

2029

A Look at our Cash & Investments

Restricted $689,583

Cash$1,115,234

Capital Reserve$229,953

Bond Shrinking Fund$130,468

Securities $1,129,932

Pooled Endowments Tuition Reduction $1,891,097

Armleder Scholarship Funds $25,310,636

Total Cash and Investments: $39,818,348

Bessie Steel (Armleder) $1,010,735

Miscellaneous$214,314

NC Enhancement - Affordability $1,874,595

Schott International Fund$64,013

NC Enhancement - Building $3,883,275

Teacher Incentive Endowment $2,274,513

48%Cash & Investments

Tuition & Fees 88%

Contributions4%

Investment/Other Income

1%

Payroll and Benefits 65%

Financial Aid9%

Operating Expenses26%

A look at our Revenues A look at our Expenses

A Look at our Revenues and Expenses

2009/2010 2009/2010 Variance 2008/2009 Actual Budget To Budget Actual

revenuesTuition & Fees $16,818,335 $16,268,863 $549,472 $16,322,654

Contributions $787,502 $815,000 ($27,498) $666,831

State Funds $1,243,424 $1,286,658 ($43,234) $1,305,664

Investment / Other Income $214,868 $365,000 ($150,132) $237,959

Capital $0 $0 $0 $2,679,675

TOTAL REVENUES $19,064,129 $18,735,521 $328,608 $21,212,78

expenses

Payroll and Benefits $12,404,165 $12,410,841 $6,676 $12,689,156

Financial Aid $1,771,236 $1,757,006 ($14,230) $1,496,278

Operating Expenses $4,983,389 $5,022,735 $39,346 $4,966,866

Capital $0 $0 $0 $2,679,675

TOTAL EXPENSES $19,158,790 $19,190,582 $31,792 $21,831,975

NET INCOME -$94,661 -$455,061 $360,400 -$619,192

The Year in Review: 2009-2010 Financial Reports

These numbers exclude certain areas that are contained in the audited financial statement such as capital gifts, endowment gifts and depreciation.

State Funds7%

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Mike Wallace nominated for cfo of the Year

This summer, CHCA Chief Financial Officer Mike Wallace was nominated for a Business Courier

2010 CFO of the Year award. Though he lost to James Bowersox (CFO of Life Enriching

Communities) in the Small Nonprofit category, the integrity and financial transparency that

Wallace has brought to CHCA makes him a winner every year.

The Courier asked Wallace, who has led CHCA’s Business Office for over eight years, about

his workplace philosophy. “It’s important not to focus just on the accounting and finance

aspects of my job,” he said. “Our school motto is ‘Learn, Lead and Serve,’ and I try to echo

that by learning as much as I can about CHCA so I can contribute in all areas; as a leader,

surrounding myself with good people and letting them do their job; and serving the school

by maintaining the high standards and ethics that have made this institution successful.”

Wallace also commented on the unique challenge of being a CFO at a Christian school. “Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy has allowed

me to take all I have learned in the business world and apply it in a Christ-centered environment,” he said. “Seeing Jesus at work every day

changes you for the better.”

2009-10 CHCA BOARD MEMBERSMichael KuremskyPresident

Dave BrowneVice President

Michael FoustSecretary

Penny OsborneTreasurer

Lisa AllgoodEvan AndrewsBob BedinghausRyan BetscherRolando ColladoBrian GardnerJane GlenchurJack HorvathBonnie KlusmeyerDean KuroffTrent McCrackenGary PriceRandy RandolphGreg SimpsonPatti Younkin

Randy Brunk, Head of School

Cash DonorsDr. and Mrs. Gregg BrunsMr. and Mrs. Joel Campbell, IIIMr. and Mrs. Paul FlintMr. and Mrs. Drew HagertyMr. and Mrs. Jay Harrison, Jr.Mrs. Beth HeathMs. Pat JacksonMr. and Mrs. Chris Larger Mr. and Mrs. Dan MeadorMr. and Mrs. Mark MerkelMr. David OakesMr. and Mrs. Gary OwensParent Teacher FellowshipMr. and Mrs. Rick RiccettiMr. Mark RuehlmannMr. and Mrs. Al SchretterMr. and Mrs. Jim StullMrs. Angela StutzMr. and Mrs. Bill TedrickMr. and Mrs. Bill WatsonMr. and Mrs. Larry WhetstoneMr. and Mrs. Rex WilliamsDr. and Mrs. Zeke Zekoff

Sponsors$10,000 LevelJohnson Investment CounselPNC BankPrimerica Financial ServicesRyan Homes

$7,500 LevelThe Coggins Group at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

$5,000 LevelEdward Jones InvestmentsFifth Third BankMcSwain Carpets & FloorsModern Office MethodsNeal’s Design-Remodel

Corporate SponsorE-Technologies Group

gifts in kindA Salon Named Desire A Spoon Fulla Sugar Achievement Training & Nutrition, LLC Ms. Karla Adams Adrian Durban Florists AFG World Travel AirTran Airways All Occasions Event Rental Mrs. Lisa AllgoodMrs. Judith AlvaradoAmerican Financial Group American Girl Mrs. Laura Anderson Mrs. Nancy AndersonAnthony Munoz Foundation Aponte’s Pizzeria Apple Spice Junction Mr. and Mrs. Larry Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Michael ArthurArthur Murray Dance Studio Athletes in Action ATP Tour, Inc. Auto Haus Cosmetics Mr. and Mrs. Mark BaileyMrs. Linda BakerMs. Carey BallesterBarefoot Contessa Mr. and Mrs. I.C. BatesBead Happy Bearcats Sports Marketing Bearden, Pervis & Robin Bella Bows Ben & Jerry’s Mr. and Mrs. Robert BernetBioWheels Workshop Mr. Rich Blackburn Mr. and Mrs. David BlinkMrs. Nancy Blyth Mrs. Marianne BorgmannBotanica, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. David BowenBravo Cucina Italiano Ms. Cindy BreitholleMrs. Sandy BreitholleMr. and Mrs. Stephen BrockMr. and Mrs. Peter BronsonMr. and Mrs. Joseph BrooksMr. and Mrs. Randy BrunkMr. and Mrs. Tom BrunsBuddy LaRosa Buffalo Wild Wings Build A Bear Workshop Busy Bee Boutique Cakes by George Ms. Dana CaldwellMr. and Mrs. Richard CanavanCandy’s Dog O Mat Carlo & Johnny Mr. and Mrs. Kevin CarnesCarousel Home Furnishings Mr. and Mrs. Scott CarterMr. and Mrs. Stephen CarterMr. and Mrs. David CarusoCasino World Travel Drs. Cassinelli, Shanker, and Biddle Center City Collision Mrs. Monica Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Mike ChappelleCHCA Athletic Department CHCA Boosters CHCA Development Office CHCA Eagle Store CHCA Fall Festival Committee CHCA Fathers Group CHCA Fine Arts Department CHCA Friends Of Fine Arts CHCA PAX Group CHCA Prayer Group CHCA PTF CHCA Scrip Shop CHCA Spiritual Life Team Cherry Bomb SalonChick Fil A at Deerfield Crossing Chili’s Montgomery Road Cincinnati Closets

Cincinnati Pops Orchestra Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Cincinnati Taekwondo Center Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden City of Montgomery Classical Glass Mr. and Mrs. Jeff ClaytonClear Channel Communications Mr. John Clifford and Mrs. Kelly BurkeMs. Cindy CogginsMr. and Mrs. Rolando ColladoMrs. Sue CollinsCollins & Co. Salon Mr. and Mrs. Dave ConwayMs. Lisa CoppCorinthian Networks Mrs. Judy CoxMr. Larry CoxMr. and Mrs. Jason CrichtonCross Training Sports Gear, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Larry CunninghamCustom Distributors Dan Ledbetter Photography Mrs. Alice DanielMr. Bryan DanielMiss Debbie DayDr. and Mrs. Thom deHoopMr. and Mrs. Pete DeloisDessertWorks Cakery Dewey’s Pizza Diane Firsten Studio Dick’s Sporting Goods Mrs. Pam DinkelackerMr. and Mrs. Peter DocterDognabit! Donna’s Gourmet Cookies Mr. and Mrs. William DopplerDown Lite Mrs. Annette EberhardtEddie Merlot’s Mr. and Mrs. Victor EilauElk Creek Hunt Club & Winery ELLeboards Embers Ms. Erica English

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CelebrationDonors

Kings Island Kings Veterinary Hospital Mr. and Mrs Chris KirbabasMrs. Suzanne KlosterMr. and Mrs. Rick KohlanMr. and Mrs. Chris KoobKroger Food Stores L IMAGERY Mr. and Mrs. Robert LambertMr. and Mrs. Kevin LapthornDr. and Mrs. Michael LawleyMs. Kate LeggeLisa A. Woods Custom Draperies Living Words Pottery & Gifts Lochmoor Stables, Inc. Mr. John LuberMacy’s Main Street Sweets Mrs. Lisa MangiaracinaMr. and Mrs. Mark MannMargot Madison Creative Stationery Marriott Cincinnati Northeast Mrs. Elaine MarshMrs. Donna MartinMr. Joe MasonMassage Therapy of Montgomery McAlister’s Deli Mr. and Mrs. Bill McBrayer, IVMr. Daniel McCarthyMr. and Mrs. Stephen McCollumMr. and Mrs. Trent McCrackenMcGee’s Courts For Sports Mr. and Mrs. Rick McLeodMcSwain Carpets & Floors ME. a Cara d’Ambrosio Salon Mr. and Mrs. Dan MeadorMercedes Benz Collision Center Mr. and Mrs. Mark MerkelMerle Norman Cosmetics Metroscooter Mr. and Mrs. Baker MeyerMr. and Mrs. Mark MikolanisMs. Susan MillerMr. and Mrs. David MillettMr. and Mrs. John MirlisenaMr. and Mrs. Scott MoffittMoments to Memories Montgomery Inn Ms. Julie MoorehouseMrs. Allison MortonMr. Clean Performance Car Wash Murphin Ridge Inn Mrs. Lynn Nabors-McNallyNatasha Blumenfeld Photography Natorp’s Garden Stores Nectar Restaurant Drs. Guy and Ann NeffNewport Aquarium Dr. and Mrs. Dean NicholasMr. and Mrs. Evans NwankwoMr. and Mrs. Phil OchsMr. and Mrs. Paul O’NeillOn Goal Soccer Dr. and Mrs. Bradley OsborneOutback America Cincinnati Mrs and Mrs. Gary OwensPanera Bread Paragon Salon Mr. Jonathan ParisMrs. Teri ParkerMr. and Mrs. John PaschallPaxton’s Grill

Pendelton Pilates Perfect North Slopes Personal Trainers World Pete Delois Recreations Outlet Mr. and Mrs. Todd PfisterMr. and Mrs. Arthur PhelpsMr. Todd PierceMs. Mary Pietrantonio Pizazz Studio, Inc. Pleasant Vineyard Ministries Ponte Vedra Inn & Club Porter Wright Puppywood Pet Resort Raymond’s Pizza Mr. Larry RedwineMrs. Melissa ReisingerMrs. Jean RiceMrs. Sara RiebeselMr. and Mrs. Jeff RippergerRobin Wood Flowers Mr. and Mrs. William RoperMr. Matt RowanRuby Tuesday Run, Jump n Play Ruscello’s Salon Mr. and Mrs. Ron RutherfordMr. Mark SalisburyMr. Kevin SalkilMrs. April SandersonMr. Dave SauveSavannah Center at Chappell Crossing Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ScottServatii’s She & I Salon Shooters Sports Grill Silky Way Mr. and Mrs. Mike SimanMrs. Susan SimmonsSimply Organized Mr. Darryl SmithMr. James SmithMrs. Mary SmithSnooty Fox Something Special Cuisine Mr. and Mrs. Bill SoutherlandSporty’s Drs. Tim and Michelle StaarmannStained Glass Overlay Stampin Up! Mr. Jay SteidleMr. Ed SteitzMr. and Mrs. Greg StevensMr. Chris StewartMrs. Tiffany StofelStone Creek Dining Company Ms. Shana StullMrs. Angela StutzSupreme Nut & Candy Sweet C’s Chocolates and Delights Mr. Steve Sylvester T Zone Skin Care Mrs. Pam TackettTake Two Redesign Mrs. Sheila TateTavern Restaurant Group Mr. Eric TaylorMrs. Carolyn TeagueMrs. Jeri TerkoskyThe Alleen Company The Bonbonerie The Club at Harper’s Point The Frame Shoppe

The Fresh Market The Maids Home Services of Cincinnati The Melting Pot The Oasis Golf Club The Salon at Towne Place The Silver Spring HouseThe Spotted Goose Tiffany & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Pom TongdangjoueTournament Players Club at Rivers Bend TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion Tuella Fine Paper Ms. Gaye TullyTuscany Spa & Salon United States Playing Card Co. Dr. Henry van den Berg and Dr. Ria van den Berg-PrinsVenetian Nails Mr. and Mrs. Eric VentersVertical Drop Ski Shop Village Junction WagsPark Wake Nation Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. Matt WalchleMr. and Mrs. Michael WallaceWalt Disney World Company Wards Corner Chiropractic & Sports Rehab Mr. and Mrs. Andrew WarnckeMr. Lance WebelWerner Landscape Service West Chester Academy of Music Mrs. Heather WetheringtonWhat’s For Dinner? Mr. and Mrs. Todd WichmannMr. and Mrs. Bobby WillardMrs. Mary WilliamsMrs. Lori WillmannWorld Gym Fitness Centers Mr. and Mrs. Kent WyantYou Guys Salon/Spa Chocolat Dr. and Mrs. Zeke ZekoffMrs. Susan Zwarg

E-Technologies Group Ethicon Endo Surgery, Inc. Family Christian Stores Family Tree Chiropractic and Wellness Fennell, Baron, & Yoxthimer Ferrari’s Little Italy and Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Andrew FerrignoMrs. Debby FieldsFirestone Country Club First Watch Mr. Bruce FloryFlour Power Four Bridges Country Club Mr. and Mrs. Mark FoutchDr. Robert Fox, DDSFrisch’s Restaurants, Inc. Frontgate GTC Foodservice Gallery Veronique Gatorade, a subsidiary of the Quaker Company Dr. and Mrs Brooks GerlingerMs. Holly GetterMr. and Mrs. Lynn GlaserMrs. Diane GoebelGraeter’s Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Mr. and Mrs. David GregoryMrs. Rebecca GrisellMr. and Mrs. Randy GunlockMr. and Mrs. Fred HallMs. Mary HallDr. Robert HallMrs. Sally HallMr. and Mrs. John HandelsmanMr. and Mrs. Jack HannaHappy Tails In Home Dog Training Mr. and Mrs. William HaslemMr. and Mrs. Jonathan HayesDr. and Mrs. Eric Henize Heritage Raised Panels Dr. Eric W. Hickman, DDS, MS Mr. Tim HilderbrandHobby Lobby Mr. Tim HockneyHoffman & Albers Interiors Holtzman Meats Mr. and Mrs. John HorningMr. and Mrs. Drew HorterMr. and Mrs. Jack HorvathMr. and Mrs. Greg HughesMr. and Mrs. Michael HughesHuntington Learning Center Indian Hill Winter Club Mrs. Nancy IsenbergJag’s Steak & Seafood James Free Jewelers Jeff’s Driving School Mr. and Mrs. Douglas JenkinsMr. Jim JonasMr. and Mrs. Bill JonesMr. and Mrs. Robert JonesJosten’s Julie Staub Photography Mr. and Mrs. Mark KadnarMr. and Mrs. Brad KaemmerMr. and Mrs. Andy KennedyKensington Custom Homes Keurig, Inc. Kids First Sports Center Kim Harper Salon

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$10,000+Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks + Mr. Gary Copelin + Mrs. Kay French + Mr. and Mrs. Chet Fuller +* Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuremsky ++Mr. and Mrs. John Topits + Premier Dealer Services, Inc.

$5000 - $9999Mr. and Mrs. Steve Brock +Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brunk +Mr. and Mrs. Joel Campbell, III +Ms. Cindy Coggins ++*Mr. and Mrs. John Eckert *Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gardner +Mr. and Mrs. Brendon Hansford +Dr. and Mrs. Tim Johnson +++Mr. and Mrs. Dan MeadorMr. and Mrs. Leo Osborne +*Mr. and Mrs. Gary Price ++Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roy ++Mr. and Mrs. Al Schretter +*Mr. and Mrs. Greg Simpson +*Dr. and Mrs. Ulysses Tandoc ++

$2500 - $4999 Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Baillely +Mr. and Mrs. Ron Beshear +++*Mr. and Ms. John Carson Dr. and Mrs. Tim Conley ++Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ellison ++Dr. and Mrs. Doug Feeney +Mr. and Mrs. Garth Finch +Dr. and Mrs. Michael Foust*Mr. and Mrs. John Goodwin +Mr. and Mrs. David Gregory *Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horvath

Keating, Muething & Klekamp +Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lyle*Mr. and Mrs. Mark Merkel *Drs. Guy and Ann Neff +Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ochs, IV +Parent Teacher Fellowship Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pekarek Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister +*Drs. Abe and Joyce Philip +++Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor +Mr. and Mrs. Steve Veldhuis Mr. Larry Vizcaino and Dr. Clarissa Rosas *

$1000 - $2499 Mrs. Lisa Allgood ++Mr. and Mrs. Evan Andrews ++Ms. Sonja Basham +Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bechtold +Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bedinghaus +++Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beshear * Mr. Bill Blessing +++Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bohannon +Mr. and Mrs. Brien Bolsinger +*Mr. and Mrs. David Brainer +Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown ++Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Bruns +Mr. and Mrs. Steve Buckeridge Mr. and Mrs. Tony Butrum Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carnes +Mr. and Mrs. Scott Carter +Mr. and Mrs. Mike Chappelle ++Mr. and Mrs. Chip Church, Jr. Mr. John Clifford and Mrs. Kelly Burke Mr. and Mrs. Scott Collins ++Mr. and Mrs. Rich Cross +Dr. and Mrs. Bob Cucinotta ++Mr. and Mrs. Greg Darst +Mr. and Mrs. Joe Del Greco +Mr. Doug and Dr. Andrea Dixon ++

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Easterday +Mr. and Mrs. Eric Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flint ++Mr. and Mrs. Mark Foutch Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaitan Drs. Michel Ghastine and Ghada Khalife +Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goodwin +Mr. and Mrs. Mark Graf Mr. and Mrs. Jay Harrison, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haslem, Jr. +Mr. and Mrs. John Horning +Mr. and Mrs. Tom Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Brad Kaemmer Mr. and Mrs. Dan Keating +++Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kelley ++Mr. and Mrs. Donald Klekamp Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kuroff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Landolt Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lantz Ms. Taylor Leibson Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lowrey, Jr. Mr. Mike Lubes and Ms. Tracy May Adair Dr. and Mrs. John Mashny +Mr. and Mrs. John Mattes Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moffitt Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moseley, III Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Murray Mr. and Mrs. Dave Neyer ++*Mr. and Mrs. Don Neyer Dr. and Mrs. Paul Noh Dr. and Mrs. Frank Noyes Mr. and Mrs. Evans Nwankwo ++Dr. and Mrs. Brad Osborne +Drs. Art Pancioli and Rita Girard +Mr. Steve Bowling and Mrs. Julia Paschall Bowling +Mr. and Mrs. Ted Phelps, Jr. ++Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phelps Mr. Jeff Pyle +Dr. and Mrs. Randy Randolph, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Roberts *

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Scott +Dr. and Mrs. Jim Shackson ++Mr. and Mrs. Mike Skoglund +*Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith, III +Dr. and Mrs. Andy Spooner Drs. Tim and Michelle Staarmann ++Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tedrick +Mr. and Mrs. Mike Thomas +*Mr. and Mrs. Brad Trucksis ++Mr. and Mrs. Eric Venters +Mr. Steve Walsh +*Mr. and Mrs. Scott Workman Mr. Gordon Wright and Mrs. Carolyn Gray-Wright ++Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wyant +Dr. and Mrs. Zeke Zekoff ++Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zekoski

$1 - $999 Mr. Jacob Abbs +Mr. and Mrs. John Abel, III +Mr. and Mrs. James Adair +Mr. and Mrs. Chris Adkison Mr. and Mrs. Jim Alemagno Mr. and Mrs. James Allgood +Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Ames Mrs. Nancy Anderson ++Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Andrews +Mr. and Mrs. John Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Steven Andry +Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Armstrong +Mr. Adam Atallah Mr. and Mrs. David Avery +Mr. Todd and Rev. Michelle Bacon ++Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bagby +Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bailey ++Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bailey +Mr. and Mrs. Drew Baker ++Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balske Ms. Judi Balzano Mr. and Mrs. Norm Barnhart +

(gifts received from July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010)+ denotes 5 or more years of support++ denotes 10 or more years of support+++ denotes 15 or more years of support* denotes matching gift donor

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Annual Giving CampaignDonors

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dahmus ++Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Daniel +Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Daniher Miss Debbie Day ++Mr. and Mrs. Scott DeGroft +++Mr. and Mrs. Scott DeNoma ++Mr. and Mrs. Dean Devin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dietrich ++Mr. and Mrs. Dom DiFabio Mrs. Rosemary Dikun +Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dinkelacker +++Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dobyns Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dongell +Ms. Laura Dorl +Mr. and Mrs. Rick Dostal, Jr. +++Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dowd +++Mr. and Mrs. Greg Dowling Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Jack Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Jim Durham ++Mr. and Mrs. Ken Durham ++Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edelmann +Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Edmonson ++Mr. and Mrs. Tom Egbers Ms. Erica English Mr. and Mrs. Andy Espenshade Mr. and Mrs. Tom Esposito Mr. and Mrs. Raul Eusebio Mr. and Mrs. David Falk ++Mr. and Mrs. Tom Faugno +Mr. and Mrs. Craig Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ferguson +Mr. and Mrs. John Fette +Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fey +++Dr. and Mrs. Richard Fink Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fite +Mr. Bruce Flory +Mr. and Mrs. Sam Forrer Ms. Anne Frank Mr. and Mrs. Mark Frank +Mr. and Mrs. Rick Froh +Ms. Cally Gagnon Mr. Bryan Gedeon Ms. Holly Getter ++Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Kris Gilbert +Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Glenchur ++Dr. and Mrs. Chuck Goebel ++Mr. Dan Grantham & Mrs. Tiffany Zents +Mr. and Mrs. John Green +Ms. Vickie Gregory +++Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gullett Ms. Marge Haas Mr. Shinji Hagiwara and Ms. Yuki Ono Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall ++Dr. and Mrs. Rob Hall +Mr. and Mrs. Cart Hall, Jr. ++Mr. and Mrs. John Hanto Ms. Janet Harbort Mr. and Mrs. Dan Harris +*Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hartoin Mrs. Barbara Hartzell Mr. and Mrs. William Haslem, Sr. +Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hayes

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Heinen Dr. and Mrs. Eric Henize +Mr. and Mrs. Judah Herman Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hesse +Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hill Mr. Ben Himes & Mrs. Alison Shiver-Himes Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Holland Mr. and Mrs. Ric Hordinski ++Ms. Jean Horsting +Mr. Ron Horvath Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hughes +Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hughes +Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Isenberg +Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Jankowski Mr. and Mrs. Ron Johnson +Ms. Laurie Jonas +Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jones ++Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Jones Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones Dr. and Mrs. Glenn Jordan, IV Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kadnar ++Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kallmeyer +Mr. and Mrs. Landon Kane Ms. Sandy Kays +Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kennamer Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kirbabas ++Ms. Kourtney Klendworth Mr. and Mrs. John Kloster +++Mr. and Mrs. Judd Klusmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Karl Koett, Jr. ++Mr. and Mrs. Tom Koopman, Sr. Mrs. Viola Kozinski Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Langenderfer Mr. and Mrs. James Lantz Mr. and Mrs. Jon Lapps ++Mr. and Mrs. Chris Larger Dr. and Mrs. Rob Lawley Mrs. Katherine Ledger Mr. and Mrs. Raymond LeDuc Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lee +Mr. Darin Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Birdell Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lewis ++Mrs. Shumay Lin Dr. and Mrs. Tom Lindenfeld +Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindner +Dr. and Mrs. Jim Lipovsky, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lippert ++Mr. Roger Lopez and Mrs. Lili Molina * Dr. and Mrs. Dan Love +Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lucht Dr. and Mrs. Eric Luessen +Ms. Lauren Luessen Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lum Ms. Janet Mabrey Mr. and Mrs. Pat Madigan Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mangels +Mrs. Amanda Mangialardo Mrs. Susan Markou +Mrs. Cheryle Marks Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Marosi +Mrs. Elaine Marsh ++Mr. Michael Marsh ++Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Marshall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Martin +

Mr. and Mrs. Dick Martin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Martini Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mary +Mr. and Mrs. George Matusak Mr. and Mrs. Bill McBrayer, IV Mr. and Mrs. Steve McCollum +++Mr. and Mrs. Don McCoppin Mr. and Mrs. Trent McCracken Mr. and Mrs. Greg McDaniel*Mr. and Mrs. Jack McFarland ++Ms. Lyn McGeehan +Mr. and Mrs. Rick McLeod Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain +Mr. and Mrs. Ron McSwain +Mr. Kevin Medley and Mrs. Rachelle Eusebio Mr. and Mrs. Mark Metzger ++Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mikolanis *Mr. and Mrs. Josh Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Miller Mrs. Carmen Mindrum Mr. and Mrs. James Minor Mr. and Mrs. Don Moore Mr. and Mrs. Dave Morgason +Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Morton Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mroz Dr. and Mrs. Les Murray, Jr. +Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Myers +++Dr. Jim Shiveley and Mrs. Mindy Myers-Shiveley +Dr. and Mrs. Dean Nicholas +Mrs. Roxie Nicol Mr. and Mrs. Tom O’Brien +Mr. and Mrs. Pat O’Brien ++Mr. and Mrs. Fred O’Toole +Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ottenjohn +Mr. and Mrs. Rob Ottenjohn ++Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Packer ++Mr. and Mrs. Randy Pairan Mrs. Megan Parcell Mr. and Mrs. Jon Paris +Mr. and Mrs. George Parker +Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Paschke Dr. and Mrs. Kenton Pate ++Dr. and Mrs. Frank Pawlosky Mrs. Grace Pedoto +Mr. and Mrs. Gary Peters +++Mr. and Mrs. Joel Petersen +Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pfaff Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pfister +++Mr. and Mrs. Don Pfister +Ms. Holly Pfister +Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pierce +Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pierce Ms. Diane Pillman Mr. Daanan Foster & Mrs. Nitza Pinilla-Foster Mr. and Mrs. Chris Plummer ++*Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pohl ++Ms. Jenny Powel Mr. and Mrs. Mike Prescott +Drs. Kevin Prezgay and Barbara Houde Mr. and Mrs. Don Prince Mr. and Mrs. Byron Pritchard +Mr. Berry Puma and Mrs. Ana Prato

Mr. John Barnhart Mr. Thomas Barnhart Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barresi +Ms. Michelle Barron +Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bauman +++Dr. and Mrs. Mark Beadle +++Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bell Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bellan +++Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berling Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bernet ++Ms. Robin Beshear Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Betscher Mr. and Mrs. Steve Beverly +Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beyerle Mr. and Mrs. Greg Bienert Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Black +Mr. and Mrs. Gary Blankenship Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Blyth ++Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bogart Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bolsinger +*Mr. Jeffrey Booth Ms. Marianne Borgmann Mr. and Mrs. David Bowen +Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bowman ++Mr. and Mrs. Mike Boyd +Mrs. Sandy Breitholle +++Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bremer +++Ms. Liz Bronson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bronson ++Mr. and Mrs. Dave Browne +Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brumbaugh Dr. and Mrs. Gregg Bruns Mr. and Mrs. Jim Buckman ++Mr. and Mrs. Rick Canavan ++Mr. and Mrs. Bob Candee ++*Ms. Theresa Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carraher ++Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll ++Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carter Ms. Kim Cassity +Mr. John and Dr. Debra Caswell Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cesler ++Mr. and Mrs. Doug Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Gary Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Eric Chen Dr. and Mrs. Steve Chernausek ++Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clark Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Clayton Dr. Stephen Cleves & Mrs. Therese Esswein Mr. and Mrs. Matt Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Rolando Collado ++Mr. and Mrs. Dave Collins +++Mr. and Mrs. George Collins Mr. and Mrs. Paul Comer *Mr. and Mrs. Paul Conley Mr. and Mrs. Dave Conway +Mr. Dan Cook +Dr. and Mrs. Dale Cooper +++Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cooper ++Mr. Don Cornwell Mr. and Mrs. Rich Cox ++Ms. Ann Cox Mr. and Mrs. James Crabbe Mr. and Mrs. Jason Crichton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crum +Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culver

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Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ranne Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rebhun Mr. and Mrs. Phil Reifenberg ++Mr. and Mrs. Brett Reisinger Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rempe Mr. and Mrs. Randy Renners Ms. Ashley Reno Mr. and Mrs. Rick Riccetti Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Richardson ++Mr. and Mrs. Neal Ridenour Mr. and Mrs. Justin Riebesel +Mr. and Mrs. Dan Riewald +++Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ripperger Mr. and Mrs. Ron Ririe Mr. and Mrs. Burr Robinson +++Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rolman Mr. and Mrs. William Roper Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rosenbeck Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ross Mr. Peter Rottman +Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roy +++Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Russell ++Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rutherford ++Mr. and Mrs. Mark Salisbury +Rev. Kevin Salkil Mr. and Mrs. Terry Sanderson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Jon Sauder Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sauve ++Mr. Martin and Dr. Nancy Schaefer ++Mr. Ken Schimpf Mrs. Geneva Schlosser Mr. and Mrs. Dave Schuman, Jr. Mr. Casee Seibert Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seitz Mr. and Mrs. Caetano Sequeira Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sheehy Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Sheffer Drs. Gary and Marcia Shull +Ms. Teddy Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sikkema Dr. and Mrs. Tedd Simmons ++Mr. Nathaniel Sizemore Mr. and Mrs. Greg Sizemore ++Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Skoglund Mr. and Mrs. Todd Slaughter +Mr. and Mrs. Dave Slone Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smeltzer ++Mr. and Mrs. Phil Smith ++Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith Mr. and Mrs. Alan Smith +Mrs. Gwyneth Spindel Mr. and Mrs. David Stanfield +Mr. A. Joseph Steichen +Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steitz ++Mr. and Mrs. Greg Stevens Mrs. Tiffany Stofel

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stokes Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Strasser Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sturgill +Ms. Kristen Stutz +Mrs. Angela Stutz +++Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Summers ++Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Swallen +++Mr. and Mrs. Dave Swedes, Jr. +Dr. and Mrs. Alec Tackett Mr. Zheng Tan and Mrs. Jingxiu Wan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tate Mr. Bill Taylor, Jr. ++Mr. and Mrs. Eric Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Mark Terhar Mr. and Mrs. David Terkosky ++Mr. and Mrs. Barry Thiel ++Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Tholking Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Tobar Mr. and Mrs. Jim Todd +Mr. and Mrs. Jared Treadway Dr. Patrick Tso and Mrs. Weiyi Li Mr. Todd and Dr. Teri Uterstaedt Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vallo +Mr. and Mrs. Jim Van Buren Mr. and Mrs. Bram van der Meij Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vanderkolk ++Mr. Vince Versluis Ms. Cheryl Vice +Mr. and Mrs. Steve Visagie Ms. Jennie Vose +Ms. Fran Wade +Mr. and Mrs. Dave Walker +Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wallace ++Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walton Ms. Judith Walton Mr. and Mrs. Matt Warner Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watson +++Mr. Lance Webel +Mr. and Mrs. Dan Weber +Rev. and Mrs. Brian Wells +Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wesson +Mr. and Mrs. Rob Westbrook, III Mr. and Mrs. Bob White +Mr. and Mrs. David Whitehurst Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wichmann +Ms. Stachia Wicker Mrs. Gloria Wilkinson +Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams ++Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williams Mr. and Mrs. Joel Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson +Dr. and Mrs. Eric Wittkugel +++Ms. Tracy Wolcott +Mr. and Mrs. Jim Worachek ++Mr. and Mrs. Don Wright Mr. and Mrs. Zak Wyche +Mr. Alfred Zeiser Mr. and Mrs. Eric Zwarg +

In Memory ofMr. Timothy HarrisonMrs. Barbara ScallinMrs. Dorothea Steichen

In Honor ofMr. Josh Abbott Mr. Ryan Chappelle (Class of 2010)Mr. Connor James EspenshadeMiss Elise Hayes Miss Olivia Lum Miss Corrine Rhizor Miss Jill Tate Mr. Mike Wallace Mrs. Linda Watson

Matching Gift ProgramAl. Neyer, Inc. Foundation +Citizen’s Charitable Foundation Fidelity FoundationFifth Third Bank Matching Gift Program +General Electric FoundationJPMorgan Chase Foundation Kellogg’s Corporate Citizenship FundMacy’s Federated Department Stores MeadWestvaco FoundationMorgan Stanley Smith BarneyNorthwestern Mutual Life Foundation +Pepsico Foundation +Specialized Transport & LogisticsScripps Howard Foundation ++Wells Fargo Ed. Matching Gift Program

Alumni GivingClass of ’97Mr. Ben Beshear

Class of ’99Mr. Jacob AbbsMs. Kristen Stutz

Class of ’00Mr. Ryan BetscherMs. Liz BronsonMs. Kourtney Klendworth

Class of ’01Mr. John HantoMrs. Wren (Blessing) Hanto

Class of ’02Mr. and Mrs. Wes Edmonson

Class of ’03Ms. Holly PfisterMrs. Jennifer TerharMs. Jennie (Dorl) Vose

Class of ’04Mr. John BarnhartMs. Robin BeshearMr. Nathaniel Sizemore

Class of ’05Ms. Ashley RenoMs. Teddy Siegel

Class of ’06Ms. Jenny Powel

Class of ’07Mr. Adam AtallahMs. Taylor Leibson

Class of ’08Mr. Thomas Barnhart

Class of ’09Ms. Lauren LuessenMr. Casee Seibert

Annual Giving Campaign(continued)

* Matching gift donor

Mr. and Mrs. Craig AdlerMrs. Lisa Allgood Mr. and Mrs. Evan AndrewsMr. and Mrs. Bob BedinghausMr. and Mrs. Bob BernetMr. and Mrs. Steve BeverlyMr. and Mrs. Bob BowmanMr. and Mrs. David BrainerMr. and Mrs. John Brownrigg, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Randy BrunkMr. and Mrs. Steve BuckeridgeMs. Cindy Coggins Mr. and Mrs. Dave ConwayDr. and Mrs. Bob CucinottaMr. and Mrs. Jim DahmusMr. and Mrs. Drew DensonMr. Doug and Dr. Andrea DixonMr. and Mrs. Jim Durham

Mr. and Mrs. Ken DurhamMr. and Mrs. Mike EllisonMr. and Mrs. Robert EllisonDr. and Mrs. Doug FeeneyDr. and Mrs. Michael Foust*Mr. and Mrs. Jack GeigerMr. and Mrs. David Goodwin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John GoodwinMr. and Mrs. Drew HorterMr. and Mrs. Dean GregoryMs. Vickie Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Jack HorvathMr. and Mrs. Mike HughesMr. and Mrs. Rick HumanDr. Brad Jackson, M.D.Mr. Jim Jonas Mr. and Mrs. Brad KinstlerMr. and Mrs. Chris KirbabasMr. and Mrs. Chris KoobMr. and Mrs. Tom Koopman, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael KuremskyMr. and Mrs. Dean Kuroff, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Jim Lipovsky, Sr.Dr. and Mrs. Dan LoveDr. and Mrs. John McIver

Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwainMr. and Mrs. Ronald McSwainMr. and Mrs. Jim MessickMr. Jim MorrisMr. and Mrs. Jerry MullinsDrs. Guy and Ann NeffMr. and Mrs. Jon NiemeyerMr. and Mrs. Phil Ochs, IVDr. and Mrs. Brad OsborneMr. and Mrs. Steve OysterDr. Art Pancioli and Dr. Rita GirardDr. and Mrs. Kenton PateDrs. Abe and Joyce PhilipMr. and Mrs. Chris PlummerMr. and Mrs. John PradoMr. and Mrs. Mike PrescottDr. and Mrs. Randy Randolph, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ken ReedMr. and Mrs. Burr RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Gregg SchulerMr. and Mrs. Wayne ScottMr. and Mrs. Scott SeibertDr. and Mrs. Jim ShacksonDr. Jim Shiveley and Mrs. Mindy Myers-Shiveley

(gifts received from July 1, 2008

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Mr. Gus Siegel, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Mark SivikMr. and Mrs. Mike SkoglundMr. and Mrs. Russ StewartMrs. Angela StutzMr. and Mrs. David TaylorMr. and Mrs. Randy TerryMr. and Mrs. Brad TrucksisMr. and Mrs. George VincentMr. and Mrs. Matt WalchleMr. and Mrs. Mike WallaceMr. and Mrs. Phil WeaverMr. and Mrs. Dan WeberMr. and Mrs. Bob WhiteMr. and Mrs. Bob WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Joel WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Lionel Williams, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Tom WoelkMr. and Mrs. Don Wright

*Matching gift companiesGeneral Electric FoundationUS Bancorp

Promise CampaignDonors

(gifts received July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010)

Capital Needs & Other Designated Gifts

Mr. and Mrs. William AndersonMs. Megan BallMs. Kimberly BeebyMrs. Tracy BergmanMr. and Mrs. Bill Bily, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John BingamanMr. and Mrs. Robert BourBoy Scouts of America Troop 674Mr. and Mrs. Randy BrunkCHCA Fathers GroupMr. Bill Campbell and Judge Joyce CampbellMs. Karen CashmanMr. and Mrs. Jack ChapinMr. and Mrs. Daniel CopelandMs. Jeanne CullenMr. and Mrs. William DrackettMr. Joseph EgerMr. and Mrs. Mike EllisonMr. and Mrs. Richard Fayter, Jr.Ms. Jean FosterMr. and Mrs. Walter FosterFrank T. Schroeder Construction, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Jack FrazierMr. and Mrs. Chet FullerMr. and Mrs. Richard GeierMr. and Mrs. Thomas GoodersonMr. and Mrs. Brian GoretNorthrop Grumman FoundationMr. and Mrs. Brendon HansfordMr. and Mrs. Daniel HarriganMr. and Mrs. Richard HeimbrockMr. and Mrs. Richard HockMs. Patricia Hoffman

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Clay Mrs. Georgia Chaney Ms. Barbara Colliver Mrs. Maxine Cramton Ms. Anna Lou Lucas Merchants National BankMs. Jean McKenzie Ms. Sally Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Samuel RudyMr. John Seits Mr. and Mrs. Rick UngerMs. Nola Walker

Sara Redkey Memorial

Designated GiftsMrs. Lisa AllgoodMr. and Mrs. Dave BrowneMr. and Mrs. Randy BrunkMr. and Mrs. Joel Campbell, IIIMrs. Sandy CorradoFund for Independent Schools of CincinnatiHerbert H. and Barbara C. Dow FoundationMr. and Mrs. Pete Jack, IIIMr. and Mrs. Dan McCormickMr. and Mrs. Carl Lindner, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindner, IIIMr. and Mrs. David NeyerMr. and Mrs. Paul O’NeillDr. and Mrs. Bill PolzinMs. Leigh PropMr. and Mrs. Matt RedderMr. and Mrs. Dan RiewaldMr. and Mrs. Ed SchroederMr. and Mrs. Gregg SchulerMr. and Mrs. Greg SizemoreMr. and Mrs. Ed Smith, IIIMr. and Mrs. Bobby WillardMr. and Mrs. Scott WorkmanMr. and Mrs. Eric Zwarg

General scholarship giftsCincinnati Bell TelephoneMs. Cindy CogginsDurban’s Greenhouses, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wyant

In memory ofMr. Joseph Corrado

Gifts in kind Mr. and Mrs. Ron BeshearMr. Zach Bohannon Mr. and Mrs. Kevin CarnesMrs. Jenn Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. Jim ElderHarpers Point Tennis ClubMr. and Mrs. Bill Haslem, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Rob LambertDr. and Mrs. Eric LuessenMr. and Mrs. Trent McCrackenMcSwain Carpets and Floors

Natorps Garden Store

Mr. and Mrs. Bill HoganMr. and Mrs. Carl HollisterMr. Chad Huck and Ms. Patricia HendersonMr. and Mrs. Dickerson HuskeyMr. and Mrs. Doug JenkinsMr. Vincent and Dr. Rhonda JohnsonMs. Evelyn KennedyMr. and Mrs. Keith KennedyMs. Carol KinneyMr. and Mrs. David KraftMs. Joy KressMr. and Mrs. Doug Lee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lockhart Ms. Carolyn Longolucco Mr. and Mrs. Steve McCollum Ms. Janine McGroary Ms. Sonia Mercado Ms. Patricia Monteith Mr. Steven Mungle Mr. Tom Nadler Mr. and Mrs. Troy Nix Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nowak, III Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nylen Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ochs, IV Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Neal Mr. and Mrs. Rob Ottenjohn Ms. Cindi Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Perry Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister Mr. and Mrs. Ken Riley Ms. Janine Rodmaker Mr. and Mrs. James Roy Mr. and Mrs. William Sahm Mr. and Mrs. Greg Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sorrell & familyMr. and Mrs. Scott Sloan Mr. Jon Spain and Mrs. Pev Hukill Sourceone Innovations, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sperry Mrs. Elaine Steidle Drs. Kendall and E.J. Suh Dr. and Mrs. Uly Tandoc Mr. and Mrs. Ken Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Barry Thiel Mr. and Mrs. David Vissing Mr. and Mrs. William Wagner and familyMr. and Mrs. Marcus Weldon Mr. and Mrs. David Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wyant Mr. J. Andrew Zeisler

Julie Steidle Memorial

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In memory of Julie Steidle, mother of Kyle Steidle ’14

In memory of Sara Redkey, grandmother of Jacob Halter ’15

Annual Giving CampaignMr. and Mrs. Raymond Bodley +++Mr. and Mrs. Randall Bond ++ Ms. Elisabeth Brunk Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich Callins Mr. and Mrs. Damon Caton Mr. and Mrs. Randy Cepress +* Cincinnati Bell Telephone Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Wes Edmonson + Ms. Sherri Ellis Mrs. Correl Glenn Mr. and Mrs. James Hansee Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hassman Mr. and Mrs. Ben Heath Mr. and Mrs. DeShonne Jackson +Keating, Muething & Klekamp ++Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klusmeyer Ms. Elizabeth Mandeng ++ Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mary + Ms. Susan Miller +++ Mrs. Cammie Montgomery

Ms. Cyndi Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morris Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Pichler + Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rindels* Ms. Erima Saxton Ms. Candace Schaffner Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Schmaltz Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Varner + Mr. and Mrs. Matt Warner In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindner Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindner III Mr. and Mrs. Craig Lindner In memory of Mrs. Martha Heath *Matching gift companiesGeneral Electric Foundation US Bancorp

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cole, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Garth Finch Merrill Lynch

Campaign For Lasting change

(gifts received from June 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010)

armleder

Mrs. Lisa AllgoodMr. and Mrs. Greg AmendMr. Brad AndreMrs. Nancy AndreMr. and Mrs. David AveryMr. and Mrs. Bob BedinghausMr. and Mrs. Bob BernetMr. Jeffrey BoothMr. and Mrs. David BrainerMr. and Mrs. Tom BrownMr. and Mrs. Ted BurdsallMr. and Mrs. Joel Campbell, IIIMr. and Mrs. Rick CanavanMr. and Mrs. Bob CandeeMr. and Mrs. Steve CeslerDr. and Mrs. Bob CucinottaMr. Doug and Dr. Andrea DixonMr. and Mrs. Stephen DreesMr. and Mrs. Wade DukeMr. and Mrs. Victor EilauDr. and Mrs. Doug FeeneyMr. and Mrs. Paul FlintMr. and Mrs. Dean HamiltonMr. and Mrs. Brendon HansfordMr. and Mrs. Dan HarrisMr. and Mrs. Rich HartsigMr. and Mrs. Bill Haslem, Jr.Drs. Tom and Cindy KabalinMr. and Mrs. Dan KeatingMr. and Mrs. Jeff KelleyMr. and Mrs. Glenn KirbyMr. and Mrs. Bill KisselDr. and Mrs. Rob LambertMr. and Mrs. Greg MartinMr. and Mrs. Mark MerkelMr. and Mrs. Rusty MyersMr. and Mrs. Louie OwensMr. and Mrs. Dennis PackerParent Teacher FellowshipDr. and Mrs. Mike PedotoDrs. Abe and Joyce PhilipDr. and Mrs. Randy Randolph, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Phil ReifenbergMr. and Mrs. Rick RiccettiMr. and Mrs. Nick SandersDr. and Mrs. Jim ShacksonDrs. Gary and Marcia ShullMr. and Mrs. Greg SimpsonMr. and Mrs. Mike SkoglundDrs. Tim and Michelle StaarmannMr. and Mrs. Jeff StagnaroMr. Zheng Tan and Mrs. Jingxiu WanMr. and Mrs. Mike ThomasMr. and Mrs. Dave TobesonDr. Henry van den Berg and Dr. Ria van den Berg-PrinsMr. and Mrs. Eric VentersDr. and Mrs. Steven VillegasMr. and Mrs. Dave WalkerMr. and Mrs. Bob WhiteMr. and Mrs. Bobby WillardDr. and Mrs. Eric WittkugelMr. and Mrs. Scott Workman

Gifts in kindMr. and Mrs. Gary PflegerMr. and Mrs. Andy Kennedy

After Prom

+ denotes 5 or more years of support++ denotes 10 or more years of support+++ denotes 15 or more years of support* denotes matching gift donor

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Mrs. Lisa AllgoodMr. and Mrs. Chris AdkisonMrs. Judi AlvaradoMr. and Mrs. Charles AndrewsMr. and Mrs. David AveryMr. and Mrs. Gerard BaillelyMr. and Mrs. Randy BargerMr. and Mrs. Denis BeausejourMr. and Mrs. James BechtoldMr. and Mrs. Robert BedinghausMr. William BlessingMr. and Mrs. Kenneth BoutwellMr. and Mrs. David BowenMr. and Mrs. Robert BowmanMr. and Mrs. Michael BoydMr. and Mrs. David BrainerMr. and Mrs. Joseph BrooksMr. and Mrs. Tom BrownMrs. Tanya BrownriggMr. and Mrs. Randy BrunkMr. and Mrs. Steve BuckeridgeMrs. Mary BurdsallMr. and Mrs. Joel CampbellMr. and Mrs. Kevin CarnesMr. and Mrs. Stephen CeslerMrs. Paula ChandlerMs. Cynthia CogginsMrs. Jenny ColladoMr. and Mrs. Robert CucinottaMr. and Mrs. Larry CunninghamDr. and Mrs. Thom deHoopMr. and Mrs. Joseph DelGrecoMr. and Mrs. Dean DevinMr. Douglas and Dr. Andrea DixonMr. and Mrs. Kevin DriscollMr. and Mrs. Kenneth DurhamMr. and Mrs. Richard EckertMr. and Mrs. Jim ElderDr. and Mrs. Doug FeeneyMr. and Mrs. John FetteMrs. Debby FieldsMr. Rob FredericksMr. and Mrs. Chet Fuller

Drs. Michel Ghastine and Ghada KhalifeMr. and Mrs. William GoodwinMr. and Mrs. John GoodwinMr. and Mrs. Daniel GranthamMr. and Mrs. Drew HagertyMr. and Mrs. Brendon HansfordMr. and Mrs. Dan HarrisMr. and Mrs. Bill Haslem, Jr.Mrs. Bethany HeathMrs. Julie HeinenDr. and Mrs. Eric HenizeMs. Michelle HeywoodMr. and Mrs. Bill HoganMr. and Mrs. John HorningMr. and Mrs. Jack HorvathMr. and Mrs. Jim HoyerMr. and Mrs. James HuitsingMr. and Mrs. Tom HumphreyMr. and Mrs. Gregg JankowskiMr. and Mrs. Mark KadnarMr. and Mrs. Dan KeatingMs. Marva KellyMr. and Mrs. Bill KisselMr. and Mrs. Thomas Koopman, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael KuremskyMr. and Mrs. Dean Kuroff, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Aaron LandoltMr. and Mrs. Jonathan LappsMrs. Shari LawsonDrs. Paul and Michelle LeCompteDr. and Mrs. Jim Lipovsky, Sr.Dr. and Mrs. Daniel LoveMr. and Mrs. Raymond Lowrey, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James MaryDr. and Mrs. John MashnyMr. and Mrs. Jason McSwainMr. and Mrs. Mark MikolanisMr. and Mrs. John MirlisenaMr. and Mrs. David MorgasonMr. and Mrs. John MulcahyMr. and Mrs. Phil Ochs, IVMr. and Mrs. Paul O’NeillDr. and Mrs. Brad Osborne

Mr. and Mrs. Robert OttenjohnMr. and Mrs. Dennis PackerMr. and Mrs. Jeff PainterDr. Arthur Pancioli and Dr. Rita GirardMr. and Mrs. Todd PfisterMr. and Mrs. Ted Phelps, Jr.Drs. Abe and Joyce PhilipMrs. Berrian PumaDr. and Mrs. Leonard Randolph, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ken ReedMr and Mrs. Daniel RiewaldMr.and Mrs. Douglas RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Michael RossMr. and Mrs. Al SchretterMrs. Lynne ScottMr. and Mrs. Caetano SequeiraMr. and Mrs. James ShacksonDr. Jim Shiveley and Mrs. Mindy Myers-ShiveleyMr. and Mrs. Gregory SimpsonMr. and Mrs. Michael SkoglundMr. and Mrs. Glen StacyMr. and Mrs. Steve StrosniderMrs. Patricia SturgillMrs. Angela StutzMr. and Mrs. Gerald SummersMrs. Stacia TaylorMr. and Mrs. William TedrickMr. and Mrs. Sue TerlauMr. and Mrs. Barry ThielMr. and Mrs. Mike ThomasMr. and Mrs. Brad TrucksisDr. Henry van den Berg and Dr. Ria van den Berg-PrinsMr. and Mrs. Eric VentersMr. and Mrs. Andrew WarnckeMr. and Mrs. Bill WatsonMrs. Heather WetheringtonMr. and Mrs. Todd WichmannMrs. Julie WillardMr. and Mrs. Eric WittkugelMr. and Mrs. James WorachekMr. and Mrs. Scott Workman

Mr. and Mrs. Steve YakimowDr. and Mrs. Sal ZabbatinoMr. Alfred Zeiser

Gifts in KindMr. Dan Grantham and Ms. Tiffany ZentsMr. and Mrs. Dean Kuroff, Jr.Mr and Mrs. John MirlisenaMr. and Mrs. Fred O’TooleMr. and Mrs. Tim TerlauMr. David Tubesing

SponsorsBuffalo Wild WingsChick-fil-ADan Ledbetter PhotographyEssenza Studio and GalleryFrito LayGallery VeroniqueGarnish CateringGatoradeHolzman MeatsImagine Landscape (Judd Klusmeyer)Johnny Chan 2LaRosa’sMax Stacy Flowers (Glen Stacy)Morgan Stanley Smith Barney (Cindy Coggins)Murals by Julie DueNatorp’s, Inc.Neon Lites Café (Wendi Rhizor)New Life Photo Transformations (Shari Lawson)Panera BreadPremier PianosSibcy Cline (Audrey Elder)Starbucks CoffeeKeller Williams (Kim Ackerman)UBS (Phils Ochs & Wayne Scott)United Dairy Farmers

Friends of Fine ArtsDonors

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael AdamsMr. and Mrs. Willie AlvaradoMr. and Mrs. Gregory AmendMr. and Mrs. Evan AndrewsMr. and Mrs. Jerry AtkinsMr. and Mrs. David AveryMr. and Mrs. Gerald BaillelyMr. and Mrs. Lee BanksMr. and Mrs. Robert BedinghausMr. and Mrs. Eric BerghMr. and Mrs. Robert BernetMr. and Mrs. Brien BolsingerMr. and Mrs. David BowenMr. and Mrs. Michael BoydMr. and Mrs. Joseph BrooksMr. and Mrs. Robert BrownMr. and Mrs. Thomas BrownMr. and Mrs. John Brownrigg, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Randy BrunkMr. and Mrs. Michael ChappelleMs. Cindy CogginsMr. and Mrs. R. Scott CollinsDr. and Mrs. Bob CucinottaDr. and Mrs. Daniel DeboMr. Douglas and Dr. Andrea DixonMr. and Mrs. Kenneth DurhamMr. and Mrs. Daniel DutroMr. and Mrs. Craig Feldman

Mr. and Mrs. Paul FlintMr. and Mrs. Charles FullerMr. and Mrs. John Gambill, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Brian GardnerMr. and Mrs. John GoodwinMr. and Mrs. William GoodwinDrs. Melvin and Chandra Gravely, IIMr. and Mrs. Ford HalterMr. and Mrs. Dean HamiltonMr. and Mrs. Brendon HansfordMr. and Mrs. Daniel HarrisMrs. Bethany P. HeathMr. and Mrs. Michael HeinenDr. and Mrs. Eric HenizeMr. and Mrs. Jack HorvathMr. and Mrs. Tom HumphreyMr. and Mrs. Robert JonesMr. and Mrs. Thomas Koopman, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael KuremskyDr. and Mrs. Rob LambertDr. and Mrs. Michael LawleyDrs. Paul and Michelle LeCompteMr. and Mrs. Stephen LloydMr. and Mrs. Scott LyleDr. and Mrs. David MangelsMr. and Mrs. Ernest MarshallDr. and Mrs. Vince MartinMr. and Mrs. James Mary

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McDonnellDr. and Mrs. John McIverMr. and Mrs. Richard McLeodMr. and Mrs. Jason McSwainMr. and Mrs. Baker MeyerMr. Bruce and Dr. Joan MiracleMr. and Mrs. John MirlisenaDr. and Mrs. Robert Murray, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David NeyerMr. and Mrs. Philip OchsMr. and Mrs. Paul O’NeillDr. and Mrs. Bradley OsborneMr. and Mrs. Arthur Phelps, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Todd PfisterMr. and Mrs. Michael PrescottMr. and Mrs. Gary PriceMr. and Mrs. Steve RaboldDr. and Mrs. Randy Randolph, JrMr. and Mrs. Daniel RiewaldMr. and Mrs. Ken RileyMr. David RothMr. Mark RuehlmannDr. and Mrs. Jim ShacksonMr. and Mrs. Robert SheehyMr. and Mrs. Darryl ShefferMr. and Mrs. Michael SkoglundMr. and Mrs. Edward SmithDrs. Tim and Michelle Staarmann

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff StagnaroMr. and Mrs. David TaylorMr. and Mrs. Ken TaylorMr. and Mrs. William TedrickMr. and Mrs. David TobesonDr. Patrick Tso and Mrs. Weiyi LiMr. and Mrs. Eric VentersMr. and Mrs. Phil WeaverMr. and Mrs. Bobby WillardMr. and Mrs. Bob WiliamsMr. and Mrs. Thomas WoelkMr. and Mrs. Scott Workman

SponsorsBeacon OrthopedicsPrimerica Financial ServicesMontgomery InnAllstate InsuranceCare Connection of Cincinnati

AthleticBoostersDonors

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CINCINNATI HILLS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

11525 Snider RoadCincinnati, Ohio 45249

Non-Profit OrgU.S.Postage

PAID Cincinnati, OH

Permit NO. 4410

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.

Edyth B. Lindner Elementary students enjoy a song during the See You at the Pole prayer service.