Eagles Eye 2019 including the 2018/2019 Annual Report

SPECIAL 30TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION 2019 

T H E C I N C I N N A T I H I L L S C H R I S T I A N A C A D E M Y M A G A Z I N E 

Including the 

2018-2019 

ANNUAL REPORT

2019 EAGLE'S EYE 

Volume 23 

2018 - 2019 

ANNUAL REPORT 

EDITOR 

Jennifer Murphy 

DESIGNER 

Sara Fox 

PHOTOGRAPHERS 

Dan Ledbetter 

Julie Lockett 

Aaron Pegg 

Tammy Rosenfeldt 

CONTRIBUTORS 

Ben Beshear '97 

Randy Brunk 

Julie Carnes 

Stephen Carter 

Beth Cox 

Natalie Pfister 

Sarah (Eslick) Robinson ’09 

Tammy Rosenfeldt 

Paige Tomlin 

Mike Wallace 

EAGLE'S EYE MAGAZINE 

Eagle's Eye is published annually by 

Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy 

Please send address changes to 

Paige.Tomlin@chca-oh.org or 

513.247.0900 

Visit us on the web at 

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@GoCHCA 

Promise Statement 

Centered in the shared love of Christ, 

Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy is the college-preparatory, 

preschool through grade 12 independent school 

that inspires and challenges students to discover, hone, 

and steward their one-of-a-kind gifts 

as they come to know themselves as distinct 

and unconditionally loved creations of God. 

CHCA's vibrant, multi-denominational family of learners 

creates a sheltering -- but not sheltered -- 

environment where, supporting each other and guided 

by expert Christian teachers, 

students wrestle with increasingly complex, 

timeless, essential questions in order 

to strengthen their minds and their faith. 

Beginning with the end in mind, CHCA graduates 

young adults fully prepared to succeed in college and beyond; 

to engage effectively and lovingly with different cultures, 

viewpoints, and ideas; and to achieve significant impact 

and influence with discerning wisdom, courageous curiousity, 

and resilient Christian faith -- 

where others pull back, they lean into life. 

@GoCHCA 

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FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL 

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FILLING THE CUP & FUELING 

THE STORY 

WHAT'S MAKING HEADLINES 

2018-2019 CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS 

CLASS OF 2019 FEATURE & 

ACCOMPLISHMENTS 

A BIT ABOUT OUR VAL & SAL 

CLASS OF 2019 RECOGNITIONS 

CULTIVATING COMMUNITY 

THROUGH ALUMNI ENGAGEMENT 

ALUMNI NOTES 

30TH ANNIVERSARY FEATURE 

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ANNUAL REPORT 

FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 

TREASURER 

CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS 

THE YEAR IN REVIEW 

2018-2019 FINANCIAL REPORTS 

FROM THE DIRECTOR OF 

ADVANCEMENT 

2019 CELEBRATION 

2019 GIVING DAY 

30-HOUR CHALLENGE 

SOARING EAGLE 

CIRCLE OF GIVING 2019 

2018-2019 EAGLE ANNUAL FUND 

GIFTS IN MEMORY OF 

& GIFTS IN HONOR OF 

FINE ARTS DONORS & SPONSORS 

ATHLETICS DONORS & SPONSORS 

AFTER PROM DONORS 

GIFTS FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES 

ROBOTICS DONORS & SPONSORS 

MACLELLAN FOUNDATION GRANTS 

LIGHT THE WAY CAPITAL CAMPAIGN 

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FROM THE 

HEAD OF SCHOOL 

Having two sons in the world of business “startups” has been both challenging and 

fascinating at the same time. These boys have taught me that the world in which 

they live is nothing like the world I was preparing to enter in my secondary school 

years. Things have certainly changed. In fact, the pace of change in educational 

pedagogy has been increasing for years and there is no end in sight. 

RANDY BRUNK 

CHCA Head of School 

As educators in the 1990s, we could sense things were changing; but we could 

barely foresee beyond the horizon. Technology was descending upon school 

classrooms introducing new possibilities, but it was not necessarily modifying the 

curriculum or the way we taught. We knew adjustments were imminent, but we 

were scrambling to best understand the how, what, and why. And not surprisingly, 

it was actually the students who taught us the answers to these questions. They 

were starting to use devices to communicate, research, create, game, learn, and so 

much more. The most nimble and tech-oriented teachers watched and learned 

and then began leveraging student interest and engagement to their advantage. 

That spurred even greater usage and clarity for us all, and we sensed by the early 

2000s, this fast-paced change would become the norm and things were forever 

changing. It was clear this was not just another fad (like open classrooms) as 

fundamentally new ways of learning and student engagement were coming to life. 

At CHCA, we made a strategic decision years ago to embrace this change and 

teach through it. Several years ago, a middle school teacher by the name of Lance 

Webel taught me something that guides my thinking to this day. At the time, we 

were confronted with the reality of the social forum, “MySpace”. It was the first 

widely used social media platform by students of that day. Parents and teachers 

alike sounded alarm bells as kids often used it improperly and were sometimes 

the victims of another student’s misuse. At the time, I asked Mr. Webel to help 

us to essentially shut it down. He snickered and said that was simply futile. He 

proceeded to describe a much wiser approach...“Don’t make it taboo, teach them 

how to use it properly.” That approach has become our refrain as the changes 

continue to come with multiple social media and digital platforms at play – and 

platforms that are not going away anytime soon. We find that philosophy to 

largely work best, and find ways for positive reinforcement when we can. 

Now, I recognize that not all uses of technology are considered good. We all 

have abundant horror stories I am sure. But also recognizing that most of what 

is coming down the pike is going to make its way into our children’s lives, with or 

without us, we need to be consistent in teaching good stewardship and healthy 

use. Thomas Friedman, in his best-selling book, “Thank You For Being Late” says 

something very interesting about this conundrum. He encourages us to stay on 

top of all that is happening and be a voice of reason in the midst of the confusion. 

He likens it to how professional kayakers approach rivers. Professionals actually 

paddle their boat forward to gain control over where they go in fast-paced rapids. 

Our tendency as amateurs is to try to slow the boat down to get more control. It 

is actually better to stay ahead of the water rather than letting the water take us 

wherever it wants to go, which may not be a safe route. 

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We believe it would be naïve to call this technological tidal wave simply a phase and hope it all goes 

away. As stewards of our children’s future, we need keep control and paddle into the current. In order to 

do that wisely, we need to not only keep up, but bring into the conversation a moral, historical, spiritual, 

reasonable, and profitable voice. 

We are seeing the positive effects of increased student voice, engagement, and choice brought on by 

“disruption” principles at play in education. While we don’t always see the full picture of what is emerging, 

we commit to paddle forward armed with what we know and what research tells us works. Our newest 

foray at CHCA is into the world of entrepreneurship. There is something very symbiotic with increased 

student engagement and ownership of learning paired with the concept of investment and return that is 

embedded into entrepreneurship. Scripturally, this can be seen in Paul’s writing to the Galatians about 

reaping and sowing. Don’t be misled—you cannot mock the justice of God. You will always harvest what you 

plant. Those who live only to satisfy their own sinful nature will harvest decay and death from that sinful nature. 

But those who live to please the Spirit will harvest everlasting life from the Spirit. So let’s not get tired of doing 

what is good. At just the right time we will reap a harvest of blessing if we don’t give up. Therefore, whenever 

we have the opportunity, we should do good to everyone—especially to those in the family of faith. (Galatians 

6:7-10). Never has there been a better time for students to be exposed to concepts of sowing and reaping; 

investment and return. It is not as much about making money as it is about an understanding of the reality 

of investing in things that are worthy of praise, things that accrue to joy and peace, and things that have a 

lasting and positive impact. 

My boys love the world of startups. They are very much in control of their investments (sowing) and tend 

to see rewards (reaping). They face moral and values-based decisions constantly and it is joy to see that 

they make those decisions with a Kingdom mindset...one that shows they understand what really matters 

in this life. They are attempting to make a better world not only for themselves, but for others as well. Yes, 

the devil can use these same tools for very negative purposes and many of his converts use technology, 

social media, and more as agents of destruction. But, if we can use these tools instead to drive healthy 

engagement in not only our school’s content delivery, but in understanding God’s desires for a flourishing 

life as they use them, it can be a true win-win. 

This is just the beginning of this wave of innovation in education and certainly more is coming. I could 

write a book about the opportunities our students have each day under the instruction of teachers who 

choose to paddle forward, bringing students along with them as they enter exciting and unchartered 

waters, all while being discerning and wise arbiters of that which is good and that which is not profitable 

for children. #GoCHCA is more than just a pithy hashtag, it’s our strategic approach to how we do school 

here. We go after the best ways to engage our students. We go after the hearts of our students. We go after 

excellence in all we do. 

We covet your prayer and conversation about these things as we all move confidently forward. Our 

partnership with your family is critical to our children entering this new world with a heart for Him and a 

heart for His kingdom. 

Randy Brunk, CHCA Head of School 

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#GOCHCA 

It’s more than just a hashtag. 

It’s more than a rally cry. 

It’s community. It’s students highly engaged in their 

learning. It’s giving back to the place that pours into our 

families. It’s dedication. It’s a life-defining experience. 

It’s what school is meant to be. It’s support on and off 

the stage. It’s encouragement on and off the field. 

It’s a meaningful journey. It’s a winning moment. 

It’s choosing more and being more than you could 

ever imagine. It’s innovation. It’s what happens 

when you discover your God-given gifts. It’s 

focus on what’s important. It’s working hard and 

getting the reward. It’s inspiration. It’s awesome 

experiences outside of the classroom. It’s 

worship and praise. It’s a special place that God 

graciously put on the hearts of our founders 30+ 

years ago. 

For 30 years and counting, we’ve been on the 

go. We go after what matters... Support from a 

strong community. Students highly engaged in their 

learning. Praying for and serving one another and 

others. Giving back to the place that pours into our 

families. Dedication to that for which we are passionate. 

Learning, leading, and serving with purpose. 

We’re glad you’re a part of this journey! 

#GOCHCA 

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FILLING THE CUP 

& FUELING THE STORY 

BY STEPHEN CARTER 

“There's a story in that cup,” 

Braydon says, standing by the circular table imprinted with a tasting wheel. 

“It’s a story that starts with a fruit growing on a tree in Guatemala and ends with the brewing of a 

roasted bean. It’s the story of coffee.” 

Braydon Booher is the director of education at Deeper Roots Coffee in Cincinnati and this past fall he took twelve CHCA 

students in the business entrepreneurship class through a detailed coffee cupping explaining the subtleties between 

fragrance and aroma, and between flavor and aftertaste. 

"I taste fruit," one student said. 

“What kind of fruit—be specific, there’s no wrong answer,” Braydon said, reaching for a marker to write the 

tasting note on the whiteboard. 

“Sort of a berry, I guess. Maybe a blackberry?” 

“Blackberry—that’s awesome,” Braydon said, as the students continued making their way around the table, sampling 

the variety of coffees. 

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When the group returned to school, pictures from the 

day were posted on social media—images of students 

leaning in to take in the aroma of bean-to-bar cacao from 

Maverick Chocolate, pictures of exquisite latte art from 

third-wave coffee shops, and stills from the cupping. After 

the typical likes and shares had died down, an interesting 

series of comments appeared under the post. 

“Jealous,” one comment read, posted by Jeremy Devin, 

class of 2016. This was followed by “Same” from Alana 

Lindenfeld, class of 2017. Candace Pfister, class of 2018, 

replied and wrote, “I miss this and you, Megan Peck,” to 

which Megan Peck, class of 2019 replied, “Candace, I miss 

this and you too!” 

Despite the years separating them, all four of these former 

students are part of a growing community of both alumni 

and current students at the school—a community growing 

out of the burgeoning Business Entrepreneurship Program. 

The flagship business of this program is the Leaning Eagle 

Coffee Bar, established as a permanent, student-run 

business in 2015, and from Jeremy Devin to Megan Peck, 

each of these students became full-fledged baristas 

through their work in taking coffee to the next level. 

And now that's part of their story. 

By her junior year, Candace was working at the coffee bar, 

and her senior year she was the overall manager of the bar. 

Through her leadership, the coffee bar grew exponentially 

and reached unforeseen heights in excellence. This 

excellence is best epitomized by Valentine’s Day. 

Unbeknownst to anyone, Candace designed handmade 

valentines complete with Bible verses and attached them 

to the cups so that all customers on February 14th left The 

Leaning Eagle feeling loved. 

Candace is now a sophomore at the College of Charleston 

majoring in economics. Last year she participated in the 

ImpactX startup accelerator as part of their School of 

Business where she and her team fulfilled the stated goal 

of “creating a business that makes a profit while making 

a difference” by creating an app called “food fighter” 

which helps consumers lower their personal food waste 

by tracking grocery spending. She explained that the 

business entrepreneurship program at CHCA helped 

her understand an elevator pitch—something she “…is 

continuing to master.” 

In the end, her team won the $6,000 grand prize. 

And thus her story grows. 

In much the same way, so continues the story of the 

Business Entrepreneurship Program. Last year, CHCA’s 

business class hosted the Food Symposium, a large-scale 

event which brought over five hundred attendees, most 

with no CHCA affiliation, to the school for a two-day 

conference complete with national speakers, local authors, 

business owners, restaurateurs, farmers, and professional 

chefs. The event was made possible by the dedicated work 

of students who served coffee drinks, managed the food 

truck rally, acted as ushers, assisted with the exhibition hall 

set up, and even published articles about the proceedings. 

At CHCA, we love stories. We root for our athletic teams 

who defy all odds to raise the bar in our standard of 

excellence. We cheer for our students who earn academic 

accolades and go on to achieve prestigious awards in 

college. We stand in awe of our fine arts performers who 

display talents far beyond their age. We champion the 

teachers who go above and beyond the classroom every 

day, we celebrate the parents who sacrifice to give their 

children the best education, and we stand behind the 

administrators whose bold visions bring exciting changes to 

our campus. 

Although someone’s story begins before they first step 

foot on CHCA’s campus, it is the nature of CHCA to 

dramatically shape that story. For Jeremy Devin, the 

Business Entrepreneurship Program played a vital role in his 

story: “It definitely helped me with communication skills 

and developing leadership. From group projects in college 

to leadership positions in extracurricular activities, I was 

more prepared.” 

In addition to discussions around food, the event focused 

on the need for sustainability. In order to fully embrace 

this idea, the Business Entrepreneurship Program began 

the task of minimizing the carbon footprint of The 

Leaning Eagle Coffee Bar. With this task came a series of 

challenges—even if compostable cups were used, would 

they just end up at the landfill with everything else? If 

local products were found, how would we get them to the 

school? In traditional entrepreneurship fashion, challenges 

led to solutions. In addition to compostable cups, GoZero 

Services was hired to take all the compost to a facility 

that would turn the cups and coffee grounds into nutrient 

dense soil. Local grass-fed milk from Hartzler Dairy is now 

delivered once a week in reusable glass bottles that the 

students carefully rinse after use. 

The excitement over these changes has brought about 

a new standard of excellence at the coffee bar. Ask any 

student barista about the milk and prepare to hear an 

earful about low-temperature pasteurization and the 

benefits of non-homogenization. 

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Inquire about the coffee and listen to the stories of directtrade 

coffee beans and how the farmers benefit. Purchase 

a drink and hear the students request the empty cup be 

brought back so it can be composted. 

The momentum from the Food Symposium impacted 

not only the coffee bar, but also the very essence of the 

Business Entrepreneurship Program at CHCA. This year, 

the program has taken on the school garden situated 

between the EBL campus and Founders’—generously 

donated by the O’Brien family in 2014, the garden had 

grown over and was in need of maintenance. In the spirit 

of local food and understanding the importance of the 

seed, the garden was restored to its growing potential and 

is now functioning as an innovative outdoor classroom for 

all CHCA students. The PK-4 class planted radish seeds in 

the fall only to harvest them five weeks later. The second 

graders saw the seeds they started in their classroom move 

to the garden’s raised beds. One of the third grade classes 

visited the garden to harvest snap peas and walk through 

the vineyard. 

And the story grows. 

Next year will bring about incredible additions for business 

entrepreneurship at the school—chief among these will be 

the establishment of a certificate program for upper school 

students which will be awarded to graduating students who 

have completed several internships at the various studentrun 

businesses along with a set course of study. This 

will include a newly designed Upper School class called 

“Perspectives in Entrepreneurship and Sustainability” in 

which community leaders and experts will be engaged to 

bring topics of critical interest to the campus in a TED talk 

format. 

In addition to the Upper School offerings, students 

in all grades at all campuses will be introduced to 

entrepreneurial involvement at their respective age levels. 

As the number of student-operated businesses increases, 

so too does the number of interested students. Included 

within the entrepreneurship umbrella will be an increased 

emphasis on sustainability at the school with a goal to 

reduce food waste, raise awareness about composting, and 

create a school wellness program to bring about a higher 

level of nutritional education. This will be paired with 

future awareness events in the vein of last spring’s Food 

Symposium. 

It goes without saying that exciting happenings are 

underway in all campuses of the school. It goes without 

saying that The Leaning Eagle Coffee Bar is just the 

beginning. It goes without saying that there are stories 

brewing in our cups and growing in our gardens. 

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WHAT'S MAKING 

HEADLINES 

With each passing year at CHCA, students, faculty, staff, and parents are regularly making 

headlines for extraordinary things. This past year has been no exception. Each aspect of our 

community is consistently learning, leading, and serving with nothing short of excellence. After 

all, it’s the heart of who we are and what we do as a school and community. 

Here is a glimpse of many of the stories that made headlines in the 2018-2019 school year. 

If you want to dive deeper into these stories, visit our news page on our web site: chca-oh.org. 

Of course, you can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter! #GoCHCA 

CHCA Students and Alumni Compete and Win Three Awards in 

Teen Film Challenge 

13 Upper School students and alumni work together to create film for contest. 

CHCA Grade 6 Student Makes a Difference in the Lives of Foster 

Children 

Maddie Richman uses Operation Impact idea to help others. 

Ten CHCA Seniors Have Been Recognized by the National Merit 

Scholarship Corporation 

Chanse Ashman, Douglas Hansford, Abby Jutt, Hannah Odom, and Sydney Sauer have been named 

National Merit Semifinalists. Leon Bao, Patrick Bruns, Madeline Dykstra, Luke Springer, and Julia Stotz have 

been recognized as National Merit commended students. 

CHCA's Upper School Named Best Christian High School in Ohio 

CHCA upper school recognized once again in Niche ranking. 

CHCA Volleyball Teams Raise Over $3,700 for the Leukemia and 

Lymphoma Society 

CHCA Shantytown October 2018 

CHCA upper school students experience what it would be like to be homeless. 

CHCA's Upper School Presents "The Man Who Came to Dinner" 

CHCA Upper School theater students bring comedy to the stage. 

CHCA Fall Athletes and Coaches Recognized by the Miami Valley 

Conference 

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Special Veterans Day Concert Features 96-Year Old WWII Veteran 

Pilot as Emcee and Guest Conductor 

CHCA Student Cast in The Children's Theater of Cincinnati's "Santa 

Claus: The Musical" 

Grade 7 student, Madelynn Glenn, cast in her second TCT production. 

Aquaponics and Stem Education Flourishes at Cincinnati Hills 

Christian Academy 

CHCA aquaponics program collaborates with Jubilee Project and NASA. 

CHCA Student Cast in the Cincinnati Ballet's production of "The 

Nutcracker" 

Grade 6 CHCA student, Caroline Blair, shares her passion for dance with the Cincinnati Ballet. 

CHCA Dedicates Advanced Placement Art Gallery in Summers' Honor 

Recognizing Fine Arts Director, Mona Summers, for over twenty years of dedication to the arts at CHCA. 

Northeast Cincinnati Rotary Honors CHCA Student 

CHCA senior, Peyton Bach, receives prestigious award. 

‘Armleder Eleven’ Reflect on Their CHCA Education as Seniors 

Armleder class who met in Kindergarten still close friends as they head to graduation together. 

Legacy of Light 

Mr. Hilderbrand’s Stained Glass Class revealed a piece they have been working on since the beginning of the 

school year, now permanently installed in CHCA's greenhouse. 

A Special Journey: Finding My Way Along the Camino 

Special journey for CHCA alumna, Ellie Coggins ‘14. 

CHCA Students' Films Receive Numerous Film Festival Recognition 

Several CHCA seniors and alumni continue to be recognized at film festivals. The AFAA presented its 

awards December 7, 2018 at a banquet in Brooklyn, New York. Senior Gabe Schmidt was recognized among 

filmmakers ages seventeen and younger for directing the short film Under Pressure. 

CHCA Students Present Disney's "Mary Poppins JR." to Four Sold 

Out Crowds 

Grade 5-8 students sing, dance, and fly in their production of Mary Poppins JR. 

Ten CHCA Seniors Sign with Athletic Scholarships 

CHCA student athletes sign college commitments. 

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CHCA Hosts 'Teal Power' Event for Ovarian Cancer Awareness 

Teams, players, and the community at large participated in raising nearly $4,000 for Ovarian Cancer Alliance 

of Greater Cincinnati. 

Five CHCA Seniors named National Merit Finalists 

Seniors Chanse Ashman, Douglas Hansford, Abby Jutt, Hannah Odom, and Sydney Sauer all received 

notification that they are advancing to the final round of the competition. 

CHCA Winter Athletes and Coach Recognized by the Miami Valley 

Conference 

Two CHCA Senior Athletes Recognized by the National Football 

Foundation 

CHCA senior, Julian Herman, was a finalist for the "That's My Boy" award, which is viewed as the most 

prestigious award for a high school football player to win in Cincinnati. CHCA senior, Warren Klusmeyer, was 

presented with the "Tom Potter Memorial Award of Courage." 

CHCA Grade 7 Student Named National Geographic GeoBee Ohio 

State Championship Semifinalist 

Jacob Kaesemeyer has been notified by the National Geographic Society that he is one of the semifinalists 

eligible to compete in the 2019 National Geographic GeoBee Ohio State Competition. 

CHCA’s Upper School Theatre Department Presents Les Misérables 

Audiences were blown away by the talent of the cast and crew of Les Misérables. 

CHCA Student's Film Receives Awards and Acclaimed Recognition 

Senior Gabe Schmidt recently won top honors in two categories at the Kids Film It Festival, earning him 

acclaim from Hollywood film moguls. 

CHCA Student Qualifies for Power of the Pen State Tournament 

Abby Rosenfeldt recognized for her writing skills. 

Pathway to Sustainability: An Invitation for Conversation 

CHCA hosted a Food Symposium, the first of its kind in our region. The event kicked off with a chef demonstration 

and breakout session the afternoon of Thursday, April 4, featured over 35 speakers, and ended the evening 

of Friday, April 5 with a keynote talk by internationally recognized farmer and author, Joel Salatin. 

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CHCA Celebrates 21st Annual School Arts Festival ArtBeat 

Students shine on stage and with visual art at CHCA's ArtBeat. 

Two CHCA Students Awarded the AJC Human Relations Award 

CHCA seniors Chanse Ashman and Kaylie Glenn have been awarded the AJC Simon Lazarus, Jr., Human 

Relations Award, recognized for their work with dementia patients. 

CHCA Celebrates SOS Leaders 

Over 40 Student Organized Service leaders recognized for their dedication to service at CHCA. 

CHCA Announces 2019-2020 NJHS Inductees 

CHCA welcomes 40 new members to NJHS. 

Build It (and Pray About It) and They Will Come 

A glance at the history of the CHCA Ultimate Frisbee Team. What started out as a backyard game of "family 

ultimate Frisbee" with a handful of families has turned into a competitive school team who has made their 

way to city championships, led by seniors Peyton Bach, Sarah Day, and Elena Rempe. 

CHCA Names 2019 Upper School Scholarship Winners 

Current and future Upper School students at Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy were recognized for their 

academic accomplishments, leadership, and service contributions. 

CHCA Upper Elementary Students Pursuing Passions in Third 

Annual "Operation Impact" 

Grades 4-6 use their passions to change the world. 

Seventeen CHCA Students Inducted into International Thespian 

Society 

Years of acting, student production, and orchestra leads to recognition for these talented students. 

145 CHCA Students Earn The President's Volunteer Service Award 

A record number of students are recognized for their service. 

CHCA Students Take on Another Teen Film Challenge 

Eight current and former CHCA students teamed up last weekend to create a new film for the 2019 Teen 

Film Challenge, and they will showcase their work right at home. 

CHCA Student Team Wins Film Challenge 

Eight CHCA students and alumni win big at film challenge. 

A Summer of Sowing-CHCA Students Host Peers from Northern 

Ireland in Ulster Project 

CHCA sophomores Rhiannon Crichton and Christopher and Griffin Max have life changing summer while 

hosting students from Ireland. 

A Creative Independent Study Journey 

CHCA 2019 alumna, Maria Pancioli, creates stunning 4' x 8' stained glass masterpiece that pays homage to 

CHCA and the city of Cincinnati. 

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CLASS OF 

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“Commit to the LORD whatever you do, 

and he will establish your plans.” 

- Proverbs 16:3 (Class Verse)

CHCA CELEBRATES 

the accomplishments of the Class of 2019 

by the numbers... 

...and so much more achieved 

by this special class! 

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COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS 

DR. NEVILLE PINTO 

President, University of Cincinnati 

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A BIT ABOUT OUR 

VAL & SAL 

SYDNEY ANN SAUER 

Class of 2019 Valedictorian 

Sydney arrived at CHCA halfway through fourth grade, 

and she is grateful for all the opportunities CHCA provided 

her. She was a National Merit Finalist and a National 

AP Scholar, having studied 12 AP classes, and received 

a perfect score on the ACT. She was also a CHCA 

Distinguished Cum Laude Scholar and received 9 CHCA 

Academic Excellence Awards. Outside of class, she loved 

to learn and explore everything from foreign languages 

to environmental science in her free time. In addition to 

academics, Sydney played several varsity sports including 

soccer, softball, and track and field, where she was awarded 

MVC First Team in shotput as a freshman. She also enjoyed 

working with the International Student Program in a variety 

of roles and was heavily involved with the Food Symposium. 

Outside of school, she participated in local government 

as the student representative to the Hamilton County 

Recycling and Solid Waste Policy Committee, volunteered 

with a local hospice organization, and worked part-time 

through the school year as a math tutor at Mathnasium. 

She’s also an accomplished writer, having sold over 200 

articles to various businesses around the world, and her 

work has been published by Vox. Above all else, she loves 

being with people, especially her friends and family. She 

is attending The Ohio State University as an Eminence 

Fellow, pursuing a double major in computer science 

and journalism. 

JULIA KATHRYN STOTZ 

Class of 2019 Salutatorian 

Julia joined CHCA in fifth grade and is thankful for the 

excellent teachers and educational opportunities from 

which she learned. Julia was a CHCA distinguished scholar, 

Learn Scholarship recipient, and AP scholar with honors. 

Julia was truly honored to receive the four-year social 

studies award, as her academic passion is social sciences. 

Beyond the classroom, Julia was a club swimmer for 10 

years. She earned a four-year varsity letter in swimming 

and was a district qualifier. She was named first team 

all-conference both sophomore and senior years. In her 

last season, she was a member of the 200-freestyle relay 

that broke the school record. Julia also enjoyed playing 

the flute in pep band. She was elected Mu Alpha Theta 

president and National Honor Society vice president. Julia 

volunteered over 400 hours during her high school years. 

She especially enjoyed her role as a fifth grade Sunday 

school teacher at her church as well as being an SOS 

leader supporting Back2Back Ministries. Julia is attending 

Washington University in St. Louis with a double major in 

political science and economics. 

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CLASS OF 2019 

RECOGNITIONS 

200+ SERVICE HOURS 

Patrick Bruns 

Kalia Crowell 

David Hong 

Samuel Hoyer 

Kalaya Jones 

Cindy Liu 

Kendall Matsey 

Ryan McDonough 

Brady Metzler 

Jackson Myers 

James Nellis 

Maria Pancioli 

Bethany Panzeca 

Benjamin Paris 

Gabe Schmidt 

Emma Shank 

Robert Stewart 

Kolby Toney 

Sam Vanderkolk 

Malcolm Vanderwoude 

CHCA OUTREACH AND LEADERSHIP 


Michael Deines 

Jeff Easterday 

Evan Flagel 

Lydia Hansee 

Collin Jung 

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CULTIVATING 

COMMUNITY 

THROUGH ALUMNI ENGAGEMENT 

As we celebrate the 2019-2020 school year, and 30th Anniversary of our school, the Alumni Board is dedicating itself 

to providing opportunities for our Alumni community to connect with presence and purpose. We experienced major 

growth in alumni engagement this past year by increasing our focus on events and programs that not only connect 

alumni to each other but bring them a new and vibrant connection with CHCA and its current students. 

One of the newest programs we launched this past year was our Alumni/Armleder pen pal program, where members 

of our alumni community were able to connect with current 5th and 6th grade students at our Armleder Campus 

on a relational level while the students got to practice their writing skills! We capped it off with a pen pal pizza party 

on campus. Students and alumni were able to meet their respective pen pals and step into their classrooms with a 

foundation of friendship. It proved to be a highly impactful program for all involved. While we plan on continuing 

programs such as this, we are also excited to advance our Alumni networking focus through regular happy hour events 

in more geographically diverse locations. 

Our primary goal as a board is to cultivate a Kingdom culture that loves, serves, invests in, and connects our 

community. This goes far beyond the doors of CHCA in a way that provides a launching pad for each individual to 

advance the Kingdom no matter in what season God has placed them. We want to be that firm foundation on which 

you can look back and know that we will not only pray God’s best for you, but serve as a resource that will connect you 

and help to set you up for success. We believe in the power of the CHCA community and the roots from which we all 

stem. We find that it is much stronger to create a vision for where you want to go when you are firm in the foundation 

from where you came. Strong roots make for solid growth and offer us the opportunity to water and/or shade others 

in their own growing seasons. Let this community be your water and let your branches be the shade of others as they 

plant their roots. If we can help you succeed in your business by connecting you with other like-minded alumni, we 

feel that we will have stewarded our position well. Let us be a resource for you! 

If you would like to keep up with our community and stay in the loop with the kinds of events and programs we are 

planning, please follow our Instagram page and join our Facebook group (@chcaalumni). If there is any way we can 

support you in any stage of life, or if you are interested in getting more involved in what we’re doing around here, do 

not hesitate to reach out to us at alumni@chca-oh.org. We’re here to love and serve you and we would love to have 

you join the team! 

SARAH (ESLICK) ROBINSON '09 

CHCA Alumni Coordinator 

ALUMNI BOARD MEMBERS 

ZACH BOHANNON '02 

ERIC LOFTUS '04 

ROBBIE WILSON '04 

CHRISTINA (KARAM) PAINTER '07 

REAGAN SMITH '07 

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SARAH (ESLICK) ROBINSON '09 

NATALIE (MARKS) BOWMAN '09 

ALICIA KOCK '10 

MAYA (TRAYNHAM-RICHARDSON) MCCOLLUM '11 

NICK MARSH '14

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BENN GANN 

In April, Ben changed jobs and joined 

the American Chemistry Council as a 

Director in the Chemical Products and 

Technology Division in its Washington, 

D.C. office. In addition, he is now 

engaged and plans to marry his fiancé 

Courtney O’Keefe next summer. 

1999 

1 | BRAD STINSON 

Brad and his family just bought a house! 

He also started his Culture & Leadership 

Consulting Firm four years ago, during 

which his family sacrificed in ordered 

for him to follow his purpose and grow 

the business. The Lord has been so 

faithful in leading their lives these past 

four years and they have so many stories 

of God showing up in their lives. They 

are humble and grateful for this season. 

Ephesians 3:20 

2 | ELIZABETH (BETSY) CROSWELL 

It has been such a busy year cheering on 

the CHCA Eagles and Betsy’s 9-year-old 

son, Hunter, through football, basketball, 

and lacrosse. She looks forward to 

watching the 4th grade boys bring home 

another undefeated football season! Go 

Eagles! 

2000 

3 |SARA MOORE WAGNER 

Sara recently won a Sustainable Arts 

Foundation Award for her poetry. This 

award is given to support artists annually, 

and she was chosen from a pool of 1100 

applicants! You can read about it here: 

http://www.sustainableartsfoundation. 

org/awardees/, or on her website here: 

www.saramoorewagner.com, where she 

has posted other recent publications 

and award news. 

2001 

4 | KARA BUCZEK 

Kara has found a new passion - 

performing flying trapeze with the circus 

in Seattle. She trains with some of the 

best professionals in the business at 

Emerald City Trapeze Arts. 

2002 

5 | ERIN TATE SCHMERR 

Erin (Tate) Schmerr married Daniel 

Schmerr in 2011. They welcomed their 

first child, Adela, on June 21, 2017. In 

October of 2018, they opened Sonder 

Brewing (located in Mason, Ohio) with 

three other families. Sonder is a 30 

barrel brew house in a 19,000 square 

foot building located on 6.5 acres near 

Procter & Gamble. 

2003 

6 | DENIS BEAUSEJOUR 

Robynne and Denis are living in 

Hoffman Estates, a suburb of Chicago. 

They have two boys: Den (2.5) and 

Julien (8 mo). Denis left FedEx about 

three years ago and has been working 

for O.C. Tanner. Robynne is a special ed 

teacher at Barrington but is taking an 

extended maternity leave to be home 

with the kids. They try to make it back to 

Cincy as often as they can! 

2004 

7 | SAL CHURI 

This year, Salen moved down to Austin, 

Texas to launch a venture capital fund, 

Trust Ventures, which invests in startups 

in heavily regulated industries, and 

married his now-wife Lauren. 

JOSH BAKER 

Josh lives in Indianapolis with his wife 

and daughter. After cooking in several 

restaurants around Indy, he now runs 

the kitchen at the newly opened Jailbird. 

He loves making cooking fun again. 

When he’s not working seven days a 

week, he likes to fish and go hiking with 

his wife. 

2005 

LAUREN DAVIES JESTER 

Back in 2015, Lauren decided to 

pursue one of her dreams to become 

an entrepreneur. She chose to open 

up a Smoothie King location, which is 

a concept she fell in love with when 

she worked at a Cincinnati location 

while attending CHCA. She’s been 

very blessed with success at her store, 

but the greatest blessing it brought 

her was being the place where she 

met her husband Josh in 2016. Josh is 

a Lieutenant on the fire department 

in their local community in Granger, 

IN. Things haven’t slowed down since 

then and she wouldn’t change a thing. 

They were married in ‘17, blessed with 

triplets in ‘18, and just built a new forever 

home in ‘19. Also this year Lauren was 

honored to be named a member of the 

Smoothie King King’s Club, being in the 

top 10% of gross sales nationwide. 

2006 

ALUMNI NOTES 

8 | SARA DURHAM NELSON 

Sara and her fiancé Paul wed on 

September 1, 2019 in Louisville, KY. 

They have a lovely shotgun home in 

Louisville’s Germantown neighborhood. 

They adopted their sweet puppy Elouise 

last August from a shelter and she 

recently celebrated her first birthday. 

Sara is celebrating two years working 

with Humana Military this July and 

recently received a promotion to Senior 

Communications Professional. She is a 

Mentor with the Big Brothers Big Sisters 

School-To-Work Program. She is also 

the Volunteer Coordinator for Dancing 

Well: The Soldier Project, a non-profit 

organization that brings the healing 

power of music, dance and community 

to veterans and loved ones suffering 

from Post Traumatic Stress or Traumatic 

Brain Injury. She also volunteers on 

various committees within Humana, 

including SALUTE!, the veterans 

network resource group, and the Metro 

United Way and Fund for the Arts 

associate fundraising campaigns. 

She and Paul are members of 

Tomorrow’s Leaders, the National 

Young Professionals Organization for 

the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Sara was 

recently selected to be the “voice” of 

Humana Military’s new IVR (Interactive 

Voice Response) phone system and 

started a podcast with a fellow associate, 

called “Humana Military Roll Call”. It’s 

a short-form informational podcast for 

Humana’s internal radio station. Their 

goal is to help provide awareness and 

education around Humana Military to 

the larger Humana associate population. 

9 | JAMIE HUXTABLE SWIGERT 

Jamie is involved in the women’s 

ministry leadership team at LifeHouse 

Church in Lebanon, OH. Their goal is to 

connect all women to other women in 

the church, through Christ. She enjoys 

volunteering at both her church & at 

Camp Chautauqua in Miamisburg where 

her husband is the Executive Director 

(and leads CHCA‘s faculty and staff 

retreat!). Their son is in Kindergarten 

this fall & their daughter is in pre-school. 

Her oldest step son got married in 

March & her other other step son is 

going into the US Navy! They like to 

spend lots of time at the park, pool, or 

exploring new places! God has richly 

blessed them and they are so thankful! 

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ALUMNI NOTES 

2007 2007 

CHRISTINA KARAM PAINTER 

In the spring of 2018, we decided to put our Walnut 

Hills condo up for sale. It was then that we also 

decided to pursue something that has been on our 

hearts for a while– live abroad for a long period 

of time. This wasn’t a foreign concept to us as we 

lived in South Africa for five months back in 2015. 

Travel and exploration have always been shared 

values for us as a couple. We love everything about 

it: food, culture, history, architecture, and even the 

car-free lifestyle. It’s no wonder why we decided 

to do it again, only this time we have two toddlers 

in-tow. 

That didn’t stop us. Our desire to live in other 

countries exceeded the intimidation of traveling 

abroad for six months with a one and three year 

old. We initially planned on taking a transatlantic 

cruise to Barcelona to get our “sabbatical” off 

on a relaxing point. We planned to get into the 

mindset of the slower life while on the ship but 

unfortunately it was damaged during a repair 

two weeks prior to our departure date. That 

unexpected cancellation was good practice for 

many more unforeseen changes to come. We 

decided to continue with the trip only to fly abroad 

and change a few things around. Our trip would 

start in Carcassonne, France and move east 

through Lucca, Italy, Umbria, Split and Dubrovnik 

Croatia, Montenegro, Tirana, Albania, Athens, 

Greece, and possibly Turkey. 

While in some ways, our life is simpler with fewer 

possessions, no commuting, schedule flexibility, 

etc., there has been no shortage of new stressors 

to manage on a daily basis. But it’s strengthening 

us as individuals and parents. We’re taking in the 

small things– stopping more often, and having 

slower days. Brian is working as an independent 

consultant in analytics while I blog and manage 

my personal chef business from afar. 

EPIPHANY DAVIS 

Epiphany just moved back home after 12 years performing as a dancer and 

actor in New York City. Last year she founded the event company, Have an 

Epiphany, LLC. They create custom events for any type of party. Now based 

out of Cincinnati, Have an Epiphany is ready to take on Ohio events. www. 

ihaveanepiphany.com 

2008 

EMILY GULBRANSEN 

On April 29, Ted and Emily got engaged while traveling in Iceland. Ted is 

originally from Boulder, Colorado and they have been together for four years. 

They are going to get married on October 9, 2020 in Cincinnati and can’t 

wait to start this next chapter of their lives. 

We know that our decision to live a bit of 

retirement early in life is seen as irresponsible to 

some; perhaps we can’t shake the mantra from 

our favorite CHCA in-class movie, The Dead 

Poet Society, “Carpe diem”. We’re not promised 

anything, and too many times we’ve heard people 

say, “I wish I did more when I was younger and in 

better health.” Both of us are used to working full 

or part-time and leading busier schedules. It was 

time for us to hit pause, and experience parenting 

in other countries. 

GRACE SCHULER SPENCER 

Grace and her husband Jonathan welcomed their first baby, Hudson Bruce 

Spencer, at 8:14 AM on September 11, 2018 weighing 8lbs 2oz and 20.5 

inches long. He has brought such joy and delight to their lives! 

Our kids have been tremendously adaptable in 

the newness of everything. Regardless, they’re still 

two very young toddlers who keep us on our toes, 

especially in the small spaces of our apartments. 

Though they are too young to remember this 

experience, we believe it will shape us as parents, 

and them as individuals. We consider ourselves 

incredibly blessed to be on this adventure. 

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2008 

NICK WILLIAMS 

I never fully understood how important your professional 

satisfaction was to your overall happiness in life until I left 

my dream job at P&G to work for myself. 

The last few years have been a whirlwind as I’ve gone from 

working on Wall Street to working exclusively from my home 

office. Change has always been a concept that I’ve been 

comfortable with – evident by the lasting friendships and 

draw I have to CHCA despite only having transferred in my 

junior year. 

Despite loving change, New York City is an incredible place 

with so much to offer, but it didn’t really fit me as a person. 

Leaving JPMorgan was a tough call but in 2016 I decided 

to walk away from finance and return to what really made 

me tick – consumer behavior. And what better place to do it 

than P&G. I was lucky enough to experience multiple roles 

on the Consumer & Market Knowledge Team, specializing 

in a variety of things ranging from North American media 

strategy to global consumer insights. This took me to 

six different countries and cemented my passion for the 

psychological and data driven world of consumer behavior. 

The brilliant work being done across P&G only made it more 

clear the opportunities to impact Cincinnati businesses 

as well as other businesses globally who can leverage this 

innovative approach to business growth. After two incredible 

years at P&G, I couldn’t ignore the tug on my heart to create 

something of my own and blend my recent experience in 

consumer insights innovation with the scientific, data 

modeling approach I borrowed from finance. This resulted 

in the formation of DeepBridge Consulting, where we just 

passed our first birthday, building brands and businesses 

through a customer-first strategy. 

Optically, my experiences over the past few years have 

fluctuated wildly. But similar to CHCA’s approach to 

learning, the theme is consistent across variables – you’ll 

search endlessly for what you “want” to do until you shift 

your focus on finding what you feel you were “meant” to do. 

There you’ll find a level of fulfillment you didn’t really ever 

consider realistic for you. Sometimes it means abandoning 

safe choices and even common sense. Staying intellectually 

curious has been the key for me to achieve personal and 

financial freedom, while having time for other passions that 

refuel me like help coach the Indian Hill High School Boys 

Soccer Program. 

But with so many exciting changes, one of the most critical 

stabilities in my life has been the CHCA community and the 

relationships cultivated over the years. I’ve crossed paths 

and have collaborated with some former classmates and 

CHCA alum doing INCREDIBLE things like David Curtin '09, 

Kurt Kersey '08, Andy Garrett '09, and Austin Zekoff '09 to 

name a few. I’m excited to see what the future holds! 

2009 

JANESSA SAMBOLA HARRIS 

Janessa studied Political Science at Ohio University where she 

was involved with the Association of Black Journalists and College 

Democrats, working for President Obama's re-election campaign. 

She relocated to Washington, DC to attend graduate school at 

George Washington University, where she earned her Masters 

degree in Media and Strategic Communications. She worked in 

media relations at the Smithsonian National Museum of African 

American History and Culture and now does public relations 

consulting for reproductive rights and advocacy organizations. 

Janessa married Doyen Harris '10 on May 4, 2019. 

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ALUMNI NOTES 

2009 

PHILLIP MAROSI 

Philip and Megan Marosi are stationed in 

South Korea. They have a one year old son 

named Elijah Stephen. 

1 | PAUL TEPFENHART 

Paul recently moved to Austin, TX 

to be closer to his family and start a 

position with Charles Schwab, where he 

is optimizing digital processes with Dev 

and UX teams to make an easier client 

experience. New to Austin, he is loving 

the weather and BBQ! He is living close to 

the Domain but currently building a house 

that will be complete Spring 2020. 

2 | LENA TOME SCHULER 

Lena (Tome) Schuler went to work for 

Crossroads Church after college and 

started Crossroads Uptown on the corner 

of University of Cincinnati's campus. The 

church site began in Bogart's and then 

rehabbed the former Old St. George 

church, now welcoming in 1,500 students 

and Uptown community members weekly. 

Lena married Nick Schuler in 2016 and 

they welcomed their first child, Louis 

Brian, on May 27, 2018. Lena now serves 

as the Crossroads Anywhere Community 

Pastor, using digital tools to reach people 

far from God and helping to start new 

Crossroads communities around the 

country. 

2010 

3 +4 | ERIN LLOYD 

Since graduating medical school in 2018, 

Erin completed her resident intern year 

at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak, 

MI while running a health and wellness 

Instagram account (@erinmarie_md). 

Recently giving a talk at Comerica Ballpark 

in Detroit, she has made a strong effort 

to increase public medical awareness. 

In May, Erin became engaged to Lt. Rob 

Healy, who is serving in the US Navy as 

an Emergency Medicine physician. Erin 

will continue her primary care training 

on the east coast with plans to start a 

preventative health & weight loss medical 

practice. 

COLIN COOPER 

Since graduation, Colin moved to 

Nashville to study Information Systems 

Management and Music Business at 

Belmont University. Upon graduating, 

he started a video production company 

called That's Classic Media in which he 

makes wedding videos, corporate videos, 

and country music videos with artists such 

as Toby Keith, Jake Owen, and Kenny 

Chesney. Alongside this, he also started a 

personality brand with his buddy Austin, 

called Austin and Colin, that produces 

viral videos in Nashville. After five years 

in business, he has just recently started a 

new digital marketing agency called Mac 

N Cheese Media. He is also single and 

searching for his future wife. 

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2009 

ANDY GARRETT 

Since leaving CHCA my focus has 

primarily been on building and 

developing my family. As a foundational 

piece to this, I married my wife Hannah 

in October of 2016. In June of 2018, we 

celebrated the birth of our daughter 

Rosemary Sparrow Garrett. Marrying 

Hannah and pursuing parenthood have 

been two of the greatest decisions I’ve 

made in my life. Fatherhood has been a 

journey of tremendous joys and successes 

alongside of moments of frustrations and 

defeats. I love learning to be a husband 

and a father and I am confident that 

they’re the most important roles I’ll serve 

in my life. I am also involved in a few 

small businesses that focus on creating 

experiences that bring people together. 

- Breakout Games - Escape Room 

- Dart Rush Indoor NERF® Arena 

- WIN CINCINNATI Live Trivia Show + 

Rewards Program 

I love these businesses because we get to 

serve friends, families, and teams. I also 

get to work on these projects with some 

of my best friends, fellow alumni Mitch 

Kenney '09 and Sam Handelsman '15. 

With that, I’ve also failed a few 

businesses and have found these 

experiences to invaluable from an 

educational standpoint. 

Additional Life Principle: When I have 

hard decisions to make, I often wonder 

what will be most important to me when 

I’m lying on my deathbed. My goal is to 

get answers to my “What If” questions 

because one of my greatest fears is 

“wondering what would have happened 

if I had tried to do something”. I want 

to die with answers even if the answers 

result in failures. 

2010 

5 | ANDREW COPP 

Andrew and his wife Morgan recently 

married in May. They spent their 

honeymoon in Italy and Greece for two 

weeks. Both Andrew and Morgan are 

Miami University mergers, and have one 

cat together. Drew works in Cincinnati as 

a Lead FP&A Operations analyst for GE 

Aviation. 

6 | HANNAH FUSSNER DANIELS 

Hannah bought her home in 2016, got 

married in 2017, and is loving her family life! 

BRETT FIELDS 

Apart from getting engaged, Brett 

graduated from Wright State's medical 

school in May and matched into their 

psychiatry residency program. He started 

his psychiatry residency in July and is 

rotating throughout multiple Dayton 

hospitals. 

7 | JACOB SCHOMAKER 

Jacob and his wife Kimberly are currently 

stationed at Joint Base Charleston, South 

Carolina in the 14th Airlift Squadron. She 

is a nurse at a Dermatology surgery clinic 

that specializes in Mohs surgery. Jacob is 

currently a Pilot of the C-17A Globemaster 

III which is used in the employment of 

worldwide, direct-delivery Joint Chief of 

Staff airlift requirements. The C-17A has 

the ability to project and sustain combat 

forces directly from the CONUS into 

short, austere airfields and theater drop 

zones. Thanks to the versatility of the 

C-17A, Jacob has been able to travel to 

30+ countries and meet many amazing 

people. His second deployment to Qatar 

with the 816th EAS was scheduled for 

this past September. He and his wife love 

living in Charleston, SC and often spend 

their free time hanging out on the beach 

or eating the amazing food Charleston has 

to offer. They look forward to hopefully 

living there for another three years before 

the Air Force sends them to their next 

location! 

2011 

TIM OVERSTREET 

Tim is currently working for Cincinnati 

Childrens Hospital in the Division of 

Psychiatry as a Mental Health Specialist. 

In his position, he works directly with 

children who have severe mental illness 

and traumatic backgrounds. Tim plans on 

getting a graduate degree in mental health 

counseling and is currently finishing a 

second degree in Neuroscience from UC. 

Tim also created a blog called Depression 

is X (www.depressionisx.com), which aims 

to educate the public about mental health. 

Tim got married a year ago is a proud 

father of two cats. 

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accomplishments of all alumni, CHCA does not 

endorse businesses and organizations represented 

in updates.

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1 | AMY MIRLISENA 

Amy is working for an incredible trilingual 

charter school in Nashville,TN. 

She was offered the lead kindergarten 

teaching role and is also directing the 

school's first musical this fall. 

2 | KELLY CANAVAN 

Kelly graduated (for the second time) 

from The Ohio State University. She 

graduated Cum Laude with a D.D.S. 

from the dental school and has started 

her residency program in Columbus. 

Featured is a picture from graduation 

day. One of her longtime CHCA 

friends, Lauren Taylor '11 came up to 

Columbus to see her pal graduate! Very 

fun to now have a dentist in the family. 

Congratulations Dr. Kelly Canavan! 

ABBIE MAROSI APRILE 

Abbie (Marosi) and Joe Aprile live in 

Nashville, TN and have a nine-month 

old son named John (Jack) Lewis. 

2012 

3 | ANNMARIE KADNAR RILEY 

James '13 and AnneMarie moved back 

to Cincinnati in the fall of 2018 after 

she got her dream job at Greenacres 

Foundation, not too far from CHCA! 

She manages their herd of horses daily 

and their pasture management system 

with multiple species of livestock. James 

is a fire fighter for Colerain Township 

and the City of Forest Park, as well as 

an investigator for fires and explosions 

for Hamilton County. In their free time, 

they train search and rescue dogs. 

They currently have four dogs, three 

working: one for Kentucky Emergency 

Management (KYEM), one for FEMA, 

and one in training for KYEM. 

ANNA CAMBELL 

Anna graduated from Lipscomb 

University in 2016 and decided to go 

back to nursing school. She is in her 

second semester of at Columbia State 

Community College. 

2013 

ABBY BOWMAN 

Abby recently moved from Columbus, 

OH to New York City as she transitioned 

to a new position for Nationwide 

Financial as an Education Specialist. 

She travels in and around the Northeast 

to train and teach clients who use 

Nationwide products, specifically 

focusing on the Retirement Plan sphere 

in areas of corporate relationship 

management and bilingual education. 

She recently stopped by Ohio to run 

the Flying Pig Marathon, and has really 

enjoyed getting to explore all that the 

Northeast has to offer. 

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4 | EMILY TAYLOR KIRBY 

Emily and her husband Robert, along 

with their two fur babies Zoey and 

Cooper, live in Summerville, SC while 

Emily attends grad school for her 

Master’s in Physician Assistant studies at 

Charleston Southern University. Robert 

is working downtown at MUSC as a 

nurse in the Cardiovascular Intensive 

Care Unit. They will reside there until 

she graduates in December of 2020, 

and from there will go wherever the 

Lord takes them, because Robert is 

aspiring to go back to school as well for 

his Doctorate in Nursing as a Certified 

Registered Nurse Anesthetist. Emily is 

beyond grateful for her program because 

Charleston Southern University is a 

Christian university, and the faculty/ 

students are incredible guides to have 

in her training. What drew her most 

to the program was the fact that their 

mission statement included the mission 

statement of CHCA: “...integrating faith 

in learning, leading and serving.” Every 

day in class she is learning to "...be a 

Health Care Provider who shows the 

love of Christ to every patient I have the 

privilege of taking care of." This season 

has a lot of growth and learning involved, 

but she is so thankful that her education 

and growth at CHCA grounded and 

prepared her to flourish as a future 

Physician Assistant! 

JESSICA HOLLIDAY 

Jessica is in her second year as the 

Spanish-Speaking Social Worker at 

Bethesda North OB/GYN Center. She 

works with every pregnant woman who 

has stated their preferred language is 

Spanish. She provides case management 

and counseling to 120 (and increasing) 

patients and their families. She leads 

groups on family planning, safe 

relationships, mental health, nutrition, 

etc. for six prenatal educational groups. 

Jessica also works with YWCA on their 

Immigrant Survivors of Partner Violence 

Committee and recently presented to 

the community on new ways to discuss 

family planning and safe relationships 

with immigrant communities. 

2014 

JESS ELDER 

Jess graduated from Cedarville 

University in May 2018 with a degree 

in English. She currently works at 

Cedarville University's Centennial 

Library while also pursuing a Master's in 

Library and Information Science (MLIS) 

through Kent State University in the 

hopes of one day becoming an academic 

research librarian. She enjoys working 

with college students and helping them 

with their literacy and research needs. 

She still calls Cincinnati home, and when 

not reading, she enjoys exploring the city 

with her Scottish Terrier, Maggie, in tow! 

5 | CAROLINE KUREMSKY 

Caroline graduated from Butler 

University with a degree in elementary 

education in May of 2018. She was 

named one of the university's Top 

15 Students. She is now living in 

Indianapolis, IN teaching the 5th grade. 

Caroline teaches at the Reggio Inspired, 

Butler University Laboratory School. In 

the fall her school was visited by several 

CHCA teachers and administrators who 

traveled for inspiration to bring back 

to Cincinnati. What a cool experience 

to have both of her worlds collide 

years down the road. When not in her 

classroom, you can find Caroline on 

the field at Lucas Oil Stadium as an 

Indianapolis Colts Cheerleader. This is 

Caroline’s second season on the team, 

and she is finding it a great way to make 

meaningful connections and friendships 

post-grad, while also continuing her love 

of dance. Within the Colts organization 

Caroline has had the opportunity to 

not only cheer on the sidelines, but also 

participate in numerous community 

appearances. While Cincinnati is her 

alma mater, Indianapolis has quickly 

become her “home away home.” 

6 | ANGELA CARVER 

Angela graduated from Auburn 

University in May 2019 with a Bachelor's 

of Engineering in Ecological Biosystems 

Engineering and a Bachelor's of Science 

in Organismal Biology. Her team won 

the North American finals of Schneider 

Electric's "Go Green! In the City" 

business case competition in July of 

2018. She later accepted a job as a 

Performance Assurance Consultant in 

the Energy and Sustainability Services 

division of Schneider Electric. She 

trained in Dallas, Texas for the summer 

of 2019 and then planned to move to 

Birmingham, Alabama. 

7 | MATTHEW OVERSTREET 

Matthew celebrated graduating this 

past spring. 

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2015 

WILL ELLIS 

Will graduated from Miami University 

with a degree in Music Education and 

a minor in Music Theatre. Just this 

past year, he was able to study classical 

voice in Graz, Austria, perform in 

“The Hunchback of Notre Dame” at 

The Carnegie, music direct a student 

production of "Carrie: the Musical", won 

First Place in his category at the Ohio 

National Association of Teachers of 

Singing Voice Competition, and returned 

to CHCA to help vocal coach their 

production of “Les Misérables” and sing 

with their orchestra! This summer, he 

moved to Lenox, MA to work at Boston 

University's Tanglewood Institute as 

the Vocal Program Coordinator for their 

six-week young artist voice program that 

teaches prospective music majors from 

around the world! After that he moved 

to Columbus, OH looking for jobs in the 

music and arts fields! 

1 | SAM HANDELSMAN 

January 2018, Sam married Alexa. They 

met in 2015 while working at Breakout 

Games. Right now his main focus is 

learning how to be her husband and 

leading their family well. Outside of 

family, Sam is working on a project call 

Win Cincinnati that he co-founded 

with Andy Garrett '09. They partner 

with Cincinnati brands and events to 

promote them through giveaways and a 

live trivia show where participants win 

things. Sam has also been the General 

Manager at Breakout Games Cincinnati 

for the last four years. 

2 | REBECCA RICHART 

Rebecca graduated from the University 

of Cincinnati and was commissioned as 

a 2nd Lieutenant in May. She entered 

active duty two days later and is now 

stationed in Las Vegas, Nevada at 

Nellis Air Force Base. She is an aircraft 

maintenance officer working on F-15, 

F-16, F-22, and F-35 fighter jets. "We 

also have the Thunderbirds at Nellis." 

(pictured) She is a proud aunt to two 

nieces from her sisters ('06 and '10 grads). 

MICHELLE BARNETT 

Michelle is a recipient of the Fulbright 

Scholarship to Ecuador as an English 

Teaching Assistant, beginning October 

2019 for nine months. Immediately 

upon return from Ecuador, she will begin 

her graduate program in Memphis at 

Memphis Teacher Residency, earning 

a Masters of Urban Education with 

an emphasis in English as a Second 

Language. 

GABE HOYER 

Gabe graduated from Belmont University 

in May with a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts 

in Musical Theatre. He loved his four 

years there, and is excited for what the 

future holds. This summer, he performed 

at Cedar Point in their flagship show, 

“Nashville Hits”, at the Red Garter 

Saloon. This fall he performed in Cedar 

Point’s Halloweekends. “I am forever 

grateful for the opportunities and lessons 

given to me from CHCA, and how they 

prepared me for the real world. God bless 

you all!” 

2016 

3 | MORGAN BOWEN 

As a student at Methodist University 

in Fayetteville, NC, Morgan has been 

on the Women’s golf team all three 

years of school and will be continuing 

on the team entering her senior year 

of college. She was elected a team 

captain her junior year and will be 

carrying out that role her senior year as 

well. She competed in the Division III 

National Championship Tournament 

her sophomore year, where they finished 

8th, and returned her junior year where 

they finished 3rd! She is a two-time 

WGCA All-American Scholar and 

a three-time USA South Academic 

All-Conference team. This past golf 

season, at the National Championship, 

Morgan was named to the WGCA All- 

Region team. Her junior year included 

many other accomplishments: selected 

to attend the PGA Annual Meeting 

in Indian Wells, California where the 

first woman president was sworn in, 

voted the Most Outstanding Junior 

for Professional Golf Management, 

and added to the President’s List for 

Academic Achievement! Having 

to fulfill 16 months of internships in 

the PGM program, she has served 

internships at locations such as Country 

Club of the Rockies in Edwards, CO, 

Woodmont Country Club in Rockville, 

MD, and she is currently interning at 

the Jim McLean Golf School which is 

located at The Biltmore in Coral Gables, 

FL where she is pursuing an interest 

and career in golf instruction. She is 

enjoying her time at Methodist and so 

grateful for these opportunities and 

accomplishments! She is excited and 

can't wait to see what her final year at 

Methodist is going to bring! 

2017 

4 | HANNAH PRICE 

Hannah spent June and July of 2019 

doing mission work in Ljubljana, Slovenia 

after spending last summer interning 

at Great American Insurance Group in 

downtown Cincinnati, Ohio! 

*While CHCA celebrates the work and accomplishments of all alumni, CHCA does not endorse businesses 

and organizations represented in updates. 

ALUMNI* 

NOTES 

RECOGNIZING 



ALEX O'BRIEN 

Alex worked this past summer as a Clinical 

Research Assistant at Lindner Research 

Center at The Christ Hospital. He's also 

staying busy racing in triathlons with his 

dad, while still attending the University of 

Michigan. 


5 | JAYDA COLEMAN 

Jayda is working as a Resident’s Assistant in 

the Honors College this semester, as well as 

serving on the Executive Board for a student 

organization group called Sister Circle, 

whose mission is to uplift women of color 

personally, socially, & professionally. 

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THIRTY YEARS of learning, leading, and serving and 

preparing young adults to achieve significant impact and 

influence according to their unique gifts. 

WHERE DID YOUR JOURNEY BEGIN?

Celebrating 30 years of generosity which has provided over 

$110,000,000 to advance the mission of Cincinnati Hills 

Christian Academy! 

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ANNUAL REPORT

The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to 

an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness. 

-- Lamentations 3:22-23 

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FROM THE BOARD OF 

TRUSTEES TREASURER 

THE BESHEAR FAMILY 

From Left to Right: Campbell '32, Ben '97, Lindsey, Logan '29 

On behalf of the Board of Trustees Finance Committee, I am pleased to report that once again our independent 

auditor, BKD, LLP, has issued a “clean” opinion regarding Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy’s (CHCA’s) financial 

statements for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2019. In this Annual Report on giving, you will find the consolidated 

financial statements as well as graphic representation of revenues and expenses, which illustrate the financial health 

of CHCA. 

The Board of Trustees strives, in its deliberations and actions, to support the mission, values, and traditions of CHCA, 

and to foster healthy long-term growth and strategic development of our programs. Our vision for the future is 

focused on remaining Christ-centered while consistently enhancing the quality of our instruction, student and faculty 

engagement in an ever-changing world, and building a strong, flourishing, and diverse community. Your contributions 

allow us to realize these ongoing imperatives, and help us to maintain our financial strength in support of our vision. 

As we work to support and fund initiatives for learning, faculty support, facilities, financial aid, academic enrichment, 

arts, athletics, and more, we are deeply grateful to you for your trust, your gifts, and your time. 

Moving forward with our eye on the future of CHCA, we assure you that the Board of Trustees remains focused on 

maintaining the highest level of education and student engagement in an academically excellent, Christ-centered 

institution. We ask for your continued prayers over our school community. As always, we welcome your feedback. 

Blessings, 

BEN BESHEAR ‘97 

Treasurer, Board of Trustees 

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2019-2020 

BOARD 

MEMBERS 

CHCA’s Board of Trustees is comprised of a minimum of 12 members affirmed for a three-year 

term by the Association. Board members whose first terms expire may be reaffirmed by the 

Board for a second three-year term. For more information, visit www.chca-oh.org/about/trustee. 

Back Row (L to R): Jon Adams ’95, Ben Beshear ’97 (Treasurer), Jon Snyder ’98, Kevin Hansell, 

Randy Brunk (Head of School) 

Front Row (L to R): Jude Schramm, Kirk Kirkland, Brian Van Jura (President), Jennifer Eng, Amy Connor (Secretary), 

Wendy Mitchell, Angela Sweeney, Jason McSwain, Scott Phillips (Vice President) 

Not Pictured: 

Jill Blaxton, Andy Espenshade, Rod Flynn 

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THE YEAR IN REVIEW 

2018-2019 FINANCIAL REPORTS 

A Look at Our Revenues and Expenses 

2018/19 Actual 2017/18 Actual 

REVENUES 

Tuition & Fees 

Contributions 

State Funds 

Investment/Other Income 

Net Assets Released 

TOTAL REVENUES 

$21,857,519 

$739,755 

$1,473,625 

$150,784 

$209,452 

$24,431,135 

$20,884,911 

$698,604 

$1,487,729 

$78,080 

$337,227 

$23,486,551 

EXPENSES 

Payroll & Benefits 

Financial Aid 

Operating Expenses 

Reserves 

$14,613,336 

$2,962,493 

$6,645,571 

$0 

$14,562,299 

$2,739,408 

$6,664,438 

$0 

TOTAL EXPENSES 

$24,221,400 

$23,966,145 

NET INCOME $209,735 - $479,594 

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

gifts, and depreciation. 

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BALANCE SHEET 2019 vs 2018 

A LOOK AT OUR ASSETS 

2019 2018 

Cash & Investments 

$52,752,477 

ASSETS 

Cash & Investments 

Deferred Tuition 

Receivables 

$52,752,477 

$5,082,095 

$2,403,865 

$50,741,652 

$5,114,205 

$2,938,264 


Receivables/Other Assets 

Property & Equipment 

TOTAL ASSETS 

$5,082,095 

$2,403,865 

$38,969,340 

$99,207,777 

Property & Equipment 

$38,969,340 

$40,038,909 

Interest Rate Swap 

$0 

$82,310 

TOTAL ASSETS 

$99,207,777 

$98,915,340 

Cash & 

Investments 

Deferred 

Tuition 

Receivables/ 

Other Assets 

Property & 

Equipment 

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS 

Liabilities 

2019 2018 

CASH & INVESTMENTS 

Accrued Expenses 

$1,886,169 

$1,944,642 

Capital Reserve 


$5,082,095 

$5,114,205 

Take Flight 

Interest Rate Swap 

$619,747 

$0 

Bessie Steel (Armleder) 

Long Term Debt 

$9,824,555 

$10,909,488 

Light The Way 

Total Liabilities 

$17,412,566 

$17,968,335 

Schott International Fund 

Net Assets 

$81,795,211 

$80,947,005 

Cash Restricted 

TOTAL LIABILITIES & 

NET ASSETS 

$99,207,777 

$98,915,340 

Farmer Armleder Fund 

Lindner Armleder Fund 

Teacher Incentive Endowment 

CHCA DEBT BALANCE 

NC Enhancement - Affordability 

Pooled Endowments Tuition Reduction 

NC Enhancement - Building 

Cash Equivalents 

Armleder Scholarship Funds 

In 2019 the school refinanced debt (combined LTW construction 

loan with operating debt) with two swap agreements (3% & 

4.52%) making 100% of the debt locked in. 

TOTAL CASH & INVESTMENTS $52,752,476 

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FROM THE DIRECTOR 

OF ADVANCEMENT 

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For where your treasure is 

your heart will be also. 

– Matthew 6:21 

At CHCA, we’re a community on the go. #GoCHCA is more than the hashtag we’ve 

embraced; it is a rally cry for the momentum we have as a community. Thirty years 

after our doors first opened, evidence of God’s blessing is all around us, and our 

future is brighter than ever. We are: 

• increasing opportunities for students in entrepreneurial ventures 

• leveraging outdoor education and sustainability pursuits 

• enabling our students’ passions for serving others 

• broadening STEM coursework and experiences 

• deepening our approach to theological integration 

• growing our understanding of what it means to be a truly welcoming, 

diverse community 

• enhancing the gifts of our students through an expanding 360˚ athlete 

focus and a growing number of performance opportunities in the arts 

• expanding our global reach by welcoming international students from 

seven countries and counting 

To fuel this momentum, this year we’ve introduced a fresh approach to generosity at 

CHCA. Giving enables each of us to make an impact, and we are excited to provide 

new opportunities for our generous community to give to what we love. This new 

approach offers two new ways through which you can choose to make an impact: 

Give to the Mission and Give to Your Passion. 

Both paths provide the springboard that will propel us forward as a school community. 

Thank you for partnering with us to further the Mission of CHCA – to benefit not only 

our students this year, but to strengthen our foundation for the next thirty years. 

NATALIE PFISTER 

Director of Advancement

GIVE TO THE MISSION 

Your gift to one or more of these funds directly impacts operations and blesses students at CHCA. 

CHCA MISSION IMPACT FUNDS 

EAGLE SCHOLARSHIP IMPACT FUNDS 

Students flourish in environments where they are 

empowered to grow academically, spiritually, and 

socially. Faculty benefit when resources enable 

them to excel in these environments. 

Scholarships open doors to the CHCA experience. 

GIVE TO YOUR PASSION 

Give to what you love! Your gift to one or more of these funds supports a unique aspect of the CHCA mission 

and directly blesses our students and faculty. 

ACADEMIC IMPACT ARTS IMPACT ATHLETIC IMPACT 

Students and faculty thrive in handson, 

interactive, and engaging learning 

environments. 

Students discover, cultivate, and hone 

their creative gifts in top-notch facilities 

with exceptional instructors. 

We strive to build a culture of 

champions while empowering student 

athletes to reach the heights of their 

God-given abilities. 

FAITH & SERVICE IMPACT SPECIAL PROJECTS IMPACT SCHOLARSHIPS IMPACT 

When faith, learning, and service come 

together, lives are changed and the 

impact is eternal. 

The CHCA community strives for 

excellence in all we do. 

Students' passions for learning, leading, 

and serving are boundless. 

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2019 CELEBRATION 

CELEBRATION 2019 “MASQUERADE GALA” fundraising dinner and auction held at the Savannah 

Center on February 9, 2019 was a tremendous success! Through the generosity of sponsors, donors, 

volunteers, and attendees, together we raised $180,000 to support CHCA. Additional highlights include: 

• A record 446 guests attended 

• 50 volunteers made the event possible 

• 675 auction packages were sold 

• Photo booth captured great memories 

• Entertainment by Abby Cates ’19, accompanied by Carter Jackson ’17 capped off a memorable evening 

In addition to the gala, Celebration sponsors the Annual Daddy Daughter Dance. We strive to provide 

opportunities for fellowship while raising funds to support CHCA. 

PLATINUM $10,000 

Johnson Investment Counsel 

Phillips Edison 

GOLD $7,500 

Silver Spring House 

Yelton Fine Jewelers 

SILVER $5,000 

Fifth Third Bank 

Neal’s Design and Remodel 

Planet Fitness 

BRONZE $3,000 

McSwain Carpets & Floors 

tdg Facilities Services 

CORPORATE SPONSORS 

Dr. Peter Cha, Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine 

Keating Meuthing & Klekamp PLL 

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS 

GALA DRAW SPONSOR 

KeyBank 

BAR SPONSORS 

Ben Beshear ’97 & Pervis Bearden 

GOLDEN APPLE SPONSOR 

Jake Sweeney Automotive 

MASQUERADE MASK SPONSOR 

John and Emily Baumann 

CRAFT BEER SPONSOR 

Summit Financial Group 

WINE WALL SPONSOR 

Shiver Security Systems, Inc. 

SECTION SPONSORS 

Alpha & Omega Building Services 

The Club at Harper’s Point 

Enterprise 

First Watch 

Folchi’s Tuxedos and Menswear 

Kids First Sports Center 

Todd Homes, LLC 

PROGRAM SPONSOR 

The Alleen Company 


BKD, LLP 

Jennifer and Peter Dardzinski of 

Comey & Shepherd Realtors 

Fischer Homes 

Folchi’s Tuxedos and Menswear 

MIS Solutions 

UNO/Taco Bell 

CELEBRATION CASH SPONSOR 

Mr. Dennis Legault 

Mr. and Mrs. Eiro Fukuda 

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Del Greco 

Mr. Randy Denker 

Mr and Mrs. Timothy Russell 

Mr. and Mrs. Burr Robinson 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kincaid 

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Reagan 

Mr. Dick Coffey & Mrs. Rose Palmieri 

Hayden Dental Group 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Johnson 

Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson 

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RSVP for our 30th Birthday Celebration, February 1, 2020 

chca-oh.org/celebration

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APRIL 24-25, 2019 

WHAT’S THE 30-HOUR CHALLENGE? 

A time to rally as many donors as possible to make a gift to fuel the mission 

of CHCA, to help finish the year strong, and meet the match of a $50,000 

donor challenge gift. 

THE RESULTS 

DONORS 

The PASSION PROJECT with 

the highest number of votes 

(winning by just 5 votes) was the 

UPPER ELEMENTARY PROJECT 

to support an Eagle Scout in building an 

outdoor chapel. 

NEARLY 

RAISED 

SPECIAL THANKS TO THE CHALLENGERS 

Former Trustees, Parents, and Alumni Parents together funded the challenge 

match of $50,000 

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Save the date for our 30th Anniversary 30-Hour Challenge 

April 22-23, 2020

2019 30-HOUR CHALLENGER LIST 

Mrs. Lisa Allgood 

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Andrews 

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Beshear 

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Browne 

Mr. and Mrs. David Clabaugh '96 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Clabaugh 

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cool 

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege 

Dr. and Mrs. Jim Fennell 

Mr. and Mrs. Brendon Hansford 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horvath 

Mr. and Mrs. Judd Klusmeyer 

Mr. and Mrs. John Landrum 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Meador 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Murphy 

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Neyer 

Mr. Clark Sarver 

Mr. and Mrs. Jude Schramm 

Dr. and Mrs. Mark Snyder 

Mrs. Angela Stutz 

Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor 

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Woods 

2019 30-HOUR DONOR LIST 

Mrs. Robin Albus 


Dr. and Mrs. Jody Ames 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Anderson 

Mrs. Nancy Anderson 


Mr. and Mrs. Steve Andry 

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Arnold, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 

Aschenbener 

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Atallah '07 

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Bach 

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Baginski 

Mr. and Mrs. Drew Baker 

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Baker 

Ms. Allison Ballard '08 

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Ballish 

Mr. and Mrs. Trae Balzano, III '07 

Ms. Elaina Balzano '13 

Mr. Greg Barkimer and Mrs. 

Kristen Stutz Barkimer '99 

Dr. Guy Whembolua and Mrs. 

Mianda Bashala 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bass 

Dr. and Mrs. Doug Bauman 

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baxter 

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Beachy 

Dr. and Mrs. Mark Beadle 

Mr. and Mrs. Pervis Bearden, Sr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Beatty 

Ms. Laura Bechtel '01 

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Behrman 

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bellamy 

Nate Bellamy '20 

Mr. Ryan Berger and Mrs. 

Rebecca Hall Berger '03 

Mr. Alex Bertrams '14 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bertrams 


Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Beuerlein 

Mr. Roger Thomas and Mrs. 

Carly Bishop 

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bishop 

Mr. and Mrs. Rocke Blair 

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Blair 

Ms. Barbara Blanke 

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blaxton 

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bodley 

Mr. Zach Bohannon '02 

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bollman 

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Boni 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob C. Bowman 

Mr. Ron Bowman 

Ms. Sarah Bowman 

Mrs. Sandy Breitholle 

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Broun 


Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brumbaugh 

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brunk 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Buesing 

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Burton 

Mr. Tony Byers and Mrs. Emily 

Breitholle Byers '02 

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carnes 

Mr. Kristopher Carnes '18 

Mr. and Mrs. Chaz Carney, III 

Ms. Alexis Caruso '12 

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cebulskie 

Mr. and Mrs. Rod Chamblin 

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Christiansen 


Mr. and Mrs. David Clabaugh '96 

Dr. and Mrs. Jon Clark 

Mr. and Mrs. Bryn Clark '07 

Ms. Vicki Clark 

Mr. Christopher Rankin and 

Ms. Courtney Clark-Rankin '04 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clary 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Clayton 

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Cobb 

Rev. Jeffrey Colarossi 

Mr. and Mrs. Rolando Collado 

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Comstock 

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Connor 

Mrs. Lyn Conroy 

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cooke 


Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cooper '05 

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cox 

Mr. Mike Smith and Ms. April 

Craver 

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Crichton 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Crimmins 

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dardzinski 

Mr. Darrell Rodriguez and Mrs. 

Lucy Davila 

Ms. Judi Davis 

Mr. and Mrs. Rand Day, III 

Mr. Luis de la Rosa and Mrs. 

Gladys Garzon 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott DeGroft 


Mr. and Mrs. Adam Deller 

Mr. and Mrs. James Dempsey, III 

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Derrickson 

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Devin, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Tor Dietrichs 

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dinkelacker 

Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Doan, II 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dodson, Jr. 

Mr. Karl Dollard and Mrs. Erika 

Wasilewski Dollard '97 

Mr. Ben Dougherty and Mrs. 

Rebecca Dougherty '04 

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Downey 

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Drake 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Drees 


Rev. and Mrs. Tom Duke 

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Eberhardt 

Mr. Rob Egli and Mrs. Casi 

McClellan Egli '05 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ehlen 

Ms. Emily Eisenhower 

Mr. Greg Panos and Ms. Janine 

Eldredge-Panos 

Ms. Sheri Ellis 

Mr. Dmitri Engjurjan and Dr. 

Katie Schneider 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Enns 

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Espenshade 

Mr. Matthew Evans '07 

Mr. and Mrs. David Falk 

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Fancett 

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Feltman 

Dr. and Mrs. Jim Fennell 

Mr. Tom Fey 

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Foust 

Ms. Anne Frank 

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Frazer 

Mr. Eric Frey and Mrs. Elizabeth 

Amend Frey '98 

Mrs. Mindy Gallagher 

Mr. Patrick Gallagher 

Mr. Ben Gann '95 

Mr. Alberto Garcia 

Mrs. Marta Garcia 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Garlock '98 

Mr. and Mrs. Marty Geiger 

Mr. and Mrs. John Georgeton 

Ms. Ashley Gerver 

Mrs. Holly Getter 

Dr. and Mrs. Nabil Ghabrial 

Dr. Michel Ghastine and Dr. 

Ghada Khalife 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gilkinson 

Dr. Rita Girard 

Mr. Scott Glenn and Dr. 

Michelle Walker-Glenn 

Dr. and Mrs. Chuck Goebel 

Mr. and Mrs. John Green 

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Grimes 

Dr. and Mrs. Julian Guitron 

Dr. DJ and Dr. Jayme Haeussler 

Mr. Shinji Hagiwara and Ms. 

Yuki Ono 

Mr. and Mrs. Cart Hall, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall 

Mr. and Mrs. Ford Halter 

Ms. Alta Faye Hamblin 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hamilton 

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hansell 

Mrs. Debbie Hansell 


Miss Rebeca Hardy 

Ms. Elizabeth Harms 

Mr. Keith Harperink 

Mr. Andrew Hartman 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hartoin 

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haslem 

Mr. Jason and Dr. Becky Hayden 

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Hayes 

Mr. and Mrs. Travis Haynam 

Ms. Patricia Heath 

Dr. and Mrs. Cortney 

Henderson 

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hensley 

Mr. and Mrs. Judah Herman 

Mr. and Ms. Brian Herriott 

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Heydt 

Ms. Krista Hiatt 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hill 

Mr. Ben Himes and Mrs. Alison 

Shiver-Himes 

Mr. Cade Hock 

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hockenbery 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hodges 

Ms. Marie Hodges 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoffman 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Holthaus 

Ms. Jennifer Holtman 

Mr. Travis Holtman 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Honerlaw 


Mr. and Mrs. Josh Hostetler 

Dr. Kevin Prezgay and Dr. 

Barbara Houde 

Dr. Jon and Dr. Laura Howell 

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Huseman 

Mr. Ben and Dr. Kelly Ickes 

Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Johnson 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Johnson 

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Johnson 

Mr. Craig Kallendorf 

Mr. and Mrs. Landon Kane 

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2019 30-HOUR DONOR LIST (Continued) 

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kassen 

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keenan 

Mr. Ben Stover and Ms. Kristy 

Kelly 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kennamer 

Mr. Rob Kerpka and Mrs. Darah 

Stutz Kerpka '02 

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kersey 

Ms. Kate Kersey-David '05 

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Kindle 

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kirbabas 

Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Kirkland 

Mr. and Mrs. John Kloster 


Mr. and Mrs. Rick Kohlan 

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kost, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. David Kovacs 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kraft 

Ms. Toni Kraft 

Ms. Avery Kreul '16 

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kuhlman 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuremsky 

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kuroff, Jr. 

Ms. Gretchen Landrum 


Mr. and Mrs. Brad Lang 

Ms. Karen Larson 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Leamer 

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Lessek 

Mr. Ben Li and Ms. Katherine 

Wen 

Mr. and Mrs. Wen Li 

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindner 

Mr. and Mrs. David Linger 

Mr. and Mrs. David Linich 

Ms. Debora Linich 

Dr. and Mrs. Jim Lipovsky, Sr. 

Dr. and Mrs. Daryl List 

Mr. and Mrs. Kent Littlejohn 

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Loftus '04 

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Logue, Jr. 

Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Long 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Loranzan 

Mr. and Ms. Nick Lorenz 

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lott 

Mr. and Mrs. William Luken 

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lupia 

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lutts 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lyle 

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Maddux 

Mr. and Mrs. Sascha Maier 

Ms. Elaine Marsh 

Mr. and Mrs. James Mary 

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Mathison 

Ms. Tess McClain 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank McConnell 

Mr. and Mrs. Greg McDaniel 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGrath 

Ms. Maribeth McPheters 

Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain 

Mr. and Mrs. Ron McSwain 

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Meade '02 

Mr. and Mrs. Nick Menedis 

Ms. Shaquanna Metcalf 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Metzger 

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Meyer 

Mr. Stephen and Dr. Krista 

Migliore 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Miller 

Ms. Uneice Miller 

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Milligan 

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Mills 

Mr. and Mrs. Louie Mishu 

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mitchell, II 

Mrs. Cammie Montgomery 

Mr. and Mrs. Don Moon, III 

Mr. John Morari 


Mr. and Mrs. Matt Murphy 

Ms. Linda Myers 


Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nischwitz 

Dr. and Mrs. Paul Noh 

Mr. Joseph Noll 

Ms. Pauline Ntowe 

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Null 

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O'Connell 

Mr. Henry Oberson and Ms. 

Rita Vig 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ooten, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Oplinger 

Dr. and Mrs. Brad Osborne 

Mr. Cayse Osborne '18 

Mr. Conner Osborne '14 

Ms. Tegan Osborne '16 

Mrs. Tina Overmyer 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Owens 

Ms. Grace Owens 

Mr. Ben and Dr. Lori Packard 

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Pairan 

Mr. Mack Pairan '16 

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Paris 

Mr. and Mrs. George Parker, Esq. 

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Payne, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson 

Mrs. Karen Peck 

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Phillips 

Dr. Andy and Dr. Heather Plum 

Ms. Julie Plum 

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Plum 

Mr. and Mrs. Derek Polen 

Ms. Chantay Pope 

Mr. and Mrs. Quint Powell 

Ms. Amy Ramsey '00 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rechel 

Ms. Dorothy Rechel 

Erskine Rechel 

Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rechel 

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Reifenberg 

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Renneker 

Mr. Richard Reno 

Mr. Paul Richard and Mrs. Darla 

Ridner 

Ms. Deborah Ridner 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Riewald 

Mr. Richard Riley 

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rink 

Miss Jaime Robbins 


Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson 

Dr. and Mrs. Marcus Romanello 

Mr. Greg Rosenau and Mrs. Liz 

Bronson Rosenau '00 

Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rosenfeldt 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ross 

Ms. Jamie Rueger 

Miss Grayce Ruehlmann 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rueter 

Mr. Kevin and Dr. Rima Rusnak 

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Russell 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Salisbury 

Mr. Carlos Sanchez, Jr. and Mrs. 

Bethany Satchell Sanchez 

Mr. Cesar and Mrs. Jenny 

Sanchez 

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Sanderson 

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Santa 


Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sauve 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Saxby 

Mr. and Mrs. John Schablein 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schaefer 

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Schmidt 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schneider 


Mr. and Mrs. Tony Schulz 

Mrs. Mary Schwetschenau 

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Scott 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Seward 

Mr. Marcus Shadd 

Mr. and Mrs. Rob Shank 

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Shupe 

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sideris 

Mr. Mark Siegfried and Mrs. 

Hannah Peters Siegfried '99 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Siman 

Mr. Greg Sizemore and Dr. 

Cynthia Sizemore 

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Slaughter 

Ms. Jeanne Smearsoll 

Mr. Jeremy Smith '11 

Mr. Kyle Smith '07 and Mrs. 

Rachael Arington Smith '09 

Mr. Mark Smith '16 

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Smith 

Ms. Melissa Smith '13 


Dr. Jonathan Snyder '98 and 

Mrs. Jessica Martin Snyder '98 

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Steckel 

Mr. and Mrs. David Stiles 

Mr. Will Stiles '18 

Ms. Martha Stricklin 


Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Summers 

Mr. Jeff and Dr. Colleen Swayze 

Mr. and Mrs. Josh Sweeney 

Mr. Chad Swigert and Mrs. 

Jamie Huxtable Swigert '06 

Mr. and Mrs. Carey Tapp 

Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor, Sr. 


Ms. Drew Taylor '15 

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Taylor 

Mrs. Joyce Taylor 

Mr. Marc Terhar and Mrs. Jen 

Flint Terhar '03 

Mr. and Mrs. David Terkosky 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thacker, II 

Mr. and Mrs. Chad Tucker 

Mr. David Ulrich 

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vallo 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Van Buren 

Mr. Brian and Dr. Jodi Van Jura 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vanatsky 

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vanderkolk 

Ms. Karen VanderWal 

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Varner 

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Venters 

Ms. Kaity Venters '13 

Ms. Morganne Venters '16 

Dr. Kathleen Verderber 

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Vest 

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Vincent 

Mr. and Mrs. Barry Visconte 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Vollette 

Ms. Fran Wade 

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Walker 

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Walker '98 

Ms. Ally Wallace '15 

Mr. Andrew Wallace '10 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wallace 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wanek 

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Warren 

Ms. Rebecca Watkins 

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watson 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Waugh 

Miss Emily Waugh 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wesson 

Mr. and Mrs. Brad White 

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wichmann 

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wichmann 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wilkins 

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilkowski, Esq. 

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Williams 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams 

Terry Williams 

Dr. and Mrs. Paul Wojciechowski 

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew 

Wojciechowski 

Mr. and Mrs. Don Wolnik 

Mr. and Mrs. Sean Woock 

Mr. Mike and Dr. Lydia Woodin 


Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Wright 

Ms. Kim Yager 

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Zwarg 

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RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2018 - JUNE 30, 2019 

SOARING EAGLE 

CIRCLE OF GIVING 2019 

30 years ago, before Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy could be the school it is today, 

several families had to take a leap of faith. They faithfully funded a dream and a vision of 

what would come to be known as Cincinnati’s Christ-centered, academically rigorous learning 

community. The blessing of their gift is evident as we celebrate 30 years of excellence in our 

mission, lived out each day through the shared love of Christ, the high caliber of our faculty, 

the generous community, and the beauty of our facilities here at CHCA. The Soaring Eagle 

Circle of Giving celebrates individuals and families who carry on the legacy our founders 

started by faithfully investing in CHCA through a gift of $2,500 or more to the '18-'19 Eagle 

Annual Fund, a record of giving any amount to the Annual Fund for at least 15 years, or a 

lifetime record of giving $100,000 or more to CHCA. 

$100,000+ LIFETIME DONORS* 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams 

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Amend 

Mr. and Mrs. Evan Andrews 

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bell 


Bessie Steele Trust 

Blank Rome, LLP 

Mr. Bill and Mrs. Carol Anne ‡ 

Blessing 




Mr. and Mrs. Joel Campbell, III 

Mrs. Mary Chappelle 

Mr. Mike Chappelle 

Christian Education Charitable 

Trust 

Ms. Cindy Coggins 


Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bedinghaus 


Mr. and Mrs. Ray Conn 

Mr. and Mrs. Perry Drosos 

Mr. Mike ‡ and Mrs. LuAnn 

Ellison 

Mr. and Mrs. Dick Farmer 

Mrs. Kay French 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gardner 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Geiger 

Greater Cincinnati Classic 

Horse Show 

Ms. Vickie Gregory 

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Gunlock 


Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heimann, Sr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hiltz 

Mr. and Mrs. Hue Jackson 

Dr. and Mrs. Tim Johnson 

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kellam 


Mr. and Mrs. Rick Dostal, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dowd 

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Koob 


Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindner, III 

Ms. Carol Lindner 

Ms. Char Lindner 

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Lindner, Sr. 

Mr. Carl ‡ and Mrs. Edyth 

Lindner 

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindner 

Mr. Richard Lindner, Sr. ‡ 

Mr. Robert Lindner, Sr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Marcian 



Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ochs, IV 

Parent Teacher Fellowship (PTF) 

Dr. Abe and Dr. Joyce Philip 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Price 

*Lifetime Donor Recognition includes those who are deceased (‡) as we continue to honor their legacy at CHCA. 

25 YEARS+ ANNUAL FUND DONORS 

Mr. Tom Fey 


Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pfister 

Procter & Gamble Foundation 


Mr. Jack ‡ and Mrs. Lynn ‡ Roy 

Mr. Bill Schott 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schottenstein 

Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Dana ‡ Schuler 

Louise Taft Semple Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Simpson 

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sloneker, III 



Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. John Topits 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trenz 

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Trucksis 

UBS Investment Bank 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wainscott 

Mr. Ron ‡ and Brenda Walker 


Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roy 





Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bailey 

Mr. Bill Bauman 

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bellan 


Mr. Bill Blessing 


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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Buckman 

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Canavan 



Mr. and Mrs. Dave Collins 

Dr. and Mrs. Tim Conley 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cooper 

Dr. and Mrs. Bob Cucinotta 


Mr. and Mrs. Ken Durham 

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Edmonson 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flint 



Ms. Vickie Gregory 


Mr. and Mrs. Ric Hordinski 


Mr. and Mrs. Dan Keating 


Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kolb 


Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lewis

A generous person will prosper; 

whoever refreshes others will be refreshed. 

Proverbs 11:25 

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20 YEARS+ ANNUAL FUND DONORS (Continued) 

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lippert 


Mr. and Mrs. Mark Metzger 

Ms. Susan Miller 


Mr. and Mrs. Evans Nwankwo 

Mr. and Mrs. Rob Ottenjohn 

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Packer 

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Phelps, Jr. 




Mr. Gregg Schuler 

Ms. Susan Simmons 

Mr. Greg and Dr. Cynthia 

Sizemore 

Dr. Tim and Dr. Michelle 

Staarmann 



Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Swallen 




Dr. and Mrs. Eric Wittkugel 




Mr. Todd and Rev. Michelle 

Bacon 


Mr. Greg Barkimer and Mrs. 

Kristen Stutz Barkimer '99 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bechtold 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beck 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bowman 

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bremer 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bronson 


Mr. and Mrs. Duane Burris 

Mr. and Mrs. Don Cacchiotti 

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Campbell, III 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Carpenter 

Mr. Charlie Carraher 

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll 

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cesler 

Dr. and Mrs. Bob Chait 

Mrs. Mary Chappelle 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Collins 


Dr. and Mrs. Dale Cooper 


Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dietrich 

Dr. and Mrs. Pete Dongell 



Mr. and Mrs. Jim Durham 

Mr. Mike and Mrs. LuAnn 

Ellison 

Mrs. Robin Everhart 


Dr. and Mrs. Doug Feeney 

Ms. Sarah Ferguson 

Mr. and Mrs. Garth Finch 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fite 

Mr. and Mrs. Casey Foreman 



Ghada Khalife 




Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hammer 



Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hughes, C.P.A. 

Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Isenberg 

Ms. Pat Jackson 


Mr. and Mrs. Ron Johnson 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jones 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kadnar, C.P.A. 

Ms. Sandy Kays 

Mr. Ken Kreider 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kelley 

Dr. and Mrs. Rob Lambert 

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Lapps 

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindner, III 

Ms. Carol Lindner 


Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Marosi 

Mr. Steve McCollum 

Mrs. Tess McCollum 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack McFarland 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mullen 

Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Myers 


Dr. and Mrs. Dean Nicholas 



Mrs. Jenn Outzs 

Dr. Rob Outzs 


Dr. Kenton Pate 

Dr. and Mrs. Mike Pedoto 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Peters 

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Petersen 

Mr. and Mrs. Don Pfister 


Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pohl 


Ms. Leigh Prop 

Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rice 

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Riley 

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rogerson 

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Sanker 


Mr. Martin and Dr. Nancy 

Schaefer 


Ms. Lynne Scott 

Dr. Tedd Simmons 


Mrs. Karen Smeltzer 

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Smith 



Mr. Jay Steidle 

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steitz 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stull 

Dr. Charlie and Dr. Lu Taylor 

Mr. Bill Taylor, Jr. 


Mrs. Renae Thiel 



Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wagers 

Mrs. Bev Walker 



Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wells 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wheeler 


Mr. and Mrs. Tim Wolf 

Mr. and Mrs. Don Wolnik 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Worachek 

Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wyant 

Dr. and Mrs. Zeke Zekoff 


$2500+ EAGLE ANNUAL FUND 2018-19 

Mr. and Mrs. Syed Ahmed 

Ms. Meredith Allgood '11 

Mr. and Mrs. John Baumann 


Mr. and Mrs. William Blair 



Ms. Robyn Brouillette 





Mr. Gary Copelin and Ms. Chris 

Clark 

Mr. and Mrs. Couch 





Mr. and Mrs. Rob Faircloth 








Mrs. Darlah Koontz 

Ms. Debbie Kossuth 



Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ludeke 

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Marshall, Jr. 



Mr. and Mrs. John Mulcahy 


Mr. and Mrs. Steve Otto 


Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rempe 

Mr. Jack Roy 


Mr. and Mrs. Chip Shiver 











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EAGLE ANNUAL FUND


EAGLE ANNUAL FUND 2018-19 PARENT DONORS 

Mr. and Mrs. Kwame 

Acheampong 

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Adams '95 

Mr. and Mrs. Dre Adkins 

Dr. and Mrs. Yinka Aina 

Mr. Asefa Alaro and Mrs. 

Almaz Kide 

Mr. Endale Alemu and Mrs. 

Azeb Diress 

Mr. and Mrs. Ifeanyi Aluka 


Ms. Kelley Anderson 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen 

Anderson 


Mr. and Mrs. Srini Annapantula 

Mr. and Mrs. Randy Arnold, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Baginski 

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Baker 

Ms. Allison Ballard '08 

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Ballish 

Mr. Bob Bao and Ms. Molly Xin 

Ms. Dorca Bares 

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Barnes 


Dr. and Mrs. Doug Bauman 

Mr. and Mrs. John Baumann 





Mr. and Mrs. Justin Berry 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Besera 

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beshear '97 

Ms. Empress Bess 


Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blair 




Mr. and Mrs. David Borreson 

Ms. Kya Bowden Cannon '04 



Ms. Robyn Brouillette 

Ms. Onesha Brown 

Dr. and Mrs. Gregg Bruns 


Mr. and Mrs. Randy Burton 

Ms. Bianca Canel 



Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carter 


Dr. and Mrs. Jon Clark 

Pastor and Mrs. Michael Clary 




Miss Lenora Combs 



Mr. Jeremy Conn '95 and Mrs. 

Erin Metzger Conn '97 


Mr. and Mrs. Adam Cool '01 

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cox 

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Crichton 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Crimmins 

Mr. and Mrs. Digger Daley 

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dardzinski 


Lucy Davila 

Mr. Luis de la Rosa and Mrs. 

Gladys Garzon 


Mr. and Mrs. Tony Depoi 

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Derrickson 

Mr. and Mrs. Tor Dietrichs 


Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dodson, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doepker 

Mr. Karl Dollard and Mrs. Erika 

Wasilewski Dollard '97 


Mr. David Ekey 

Ms. Jennifer Ekey 



Ms. Brandie Ellery 

Mr. and Mrs. John Eng 

Mr. Dmitri Engjurjan and Dr. 

Katie Schneider 


Mr. and Mrs. Rob Faircloth 


Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Figueroa 

Mr. and Mrs. Kedrick Fitzgerald 

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Flagel 




Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gabriel 


Mr. Patrick Gallagher 

Mr. Mendaye Gebreamanuel 

and Mrs. Terry Kebede 

Mr. Sisay Kassaye and Mrs. 

Beletshachew Gelan 

Mr. Tesfaye Tohe and Mrs. 

Nigist Gelete 


Ms. Ashley Gerver 

Dr. and Mrs. Nabil Ghabrial 


Ghada Khalife 


Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Gillis 




Ms. Veronica Goodloe 

Ms. Tashae' Gordon 

Mr. Andy and Dr. Fran Gregory 


Dr. and Mrs. Julian Guitron 

Mr. and Ms. Ben Haag 

Dr. DJ and Dr. Jayme Haeussler 

Mr. Shinji Hagiwara and Ms. Yuki 

Ono 



Mr. Brad Hargis and Mrs. Kara 

Ussery 

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harris, Jr. 

Ms. Jalisa Harris 

Mr. Marnell Harris 



Mr. and Mrs. Travis Haynam 

Dr. and Mrs. Cortney Henderson 

Ms. Jacqueline Henderson 



Mr. and Mrs. Keith Heydt 

Ms. Krista Hiatt 


Shiver-Himes 



Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hoffman 

Ms. Latasha Hope 

Mr. and Mrs. Josh Hostetler 

Dr. Kevin Prezgay and Dr. 

Barbara Houde 

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Howard, Sr. 


Mr. and Mrs. Steven Howery 

Mr. Jason Hunter '01 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hurry 


Mr. and Mrs. Justin Ishmael 

Ms. Sara Jenkins 


Ms. Jenny Johnson 

Mr. and Mrs. Marty Jones 

Mrs. Victoria Jones 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kaesemeyer 

Mr. and Mrs. Landon Kane 

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kassen 



Kelly 

Ms. Kate Kersey-David '05 



Ms. Tunu Kinebrew 

Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Kirkland 


Mr. Artie Knapp and Mrs. Priya 

Oscar-Knapp 

Ms. Debbie Kossuth 

Mr. and Mrs. David Kovacs 


Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Kramer 




Mr. Curtis Smith and Mrs. 

Sandra Langford-Smith 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Leamer 


Mr. Ben Li and Ms. Katherine 

Wen 

Mr. and Mrs. Wen Li 

Mr. and Mrs. David Linich 

Mr. and Mrs. Kent Littlejohn 

Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Logue, Jr. 


The 2018-2019 Eagle Annual Fund was designed to benefit every student, faculty, and staff 

member. This generosity of our community provided engaging curriculum, award-winning 

programming, robust student activities, efficient business operations, tuition assistance for 

students in need, and salaries and benefits for exceptional faculty and staff. 

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EAGLE ANNUAL FUND 2018-19 PARENT DONORS (Continued) 



Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lum 



Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Maddux 

Ms. Kate Mae '07 

Mr. and Mrs. Sascha Maier 

Mr. Abe Mandollo and Ms. Dila 

Nukuro 




Mr. and Mrs. Brad Maxey 

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mays 

Mr. and Mrs. Chris McBride, Sr. 

Mr. and Mrs. DeJuan McClure 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank McConnell 



Mr. and Mrs. Scott McKenzie 


Mr. and Mrs. Vince McWhorter 

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Meade '02 

Ms. Shaquanna Metcalf 

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Meyer 


Migliore 

Ms. Meagan Miller 

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Milligan 



Ms. Krystal Muldrow 

Mr. and Mrs. Erik Murphy 


Dr. and Mrs. Dean Nicholas 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nischwitz 


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Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Northup 


Mr. Henry Oberson and Ms. 

Rita Vig 


Mr. and Mrs. Steve Otto 



Mr. and Mrs. Jon Paris 


Mr. and Mrs. Roy Payne, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson 

Mr. Fredy Yoc Perez and Mrs. 

Irma Ambrocio Diaz 



Mr. and Mrs. Sandro Pineda 

Dr. Andy and Dr. Heather Plum 

Mr. and Mrs. Derek Polen 

Mr. and Mrs. Quint Powell 


Ms. Amy Ramsey '00 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rebhun 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rechel 



Mr. Paul Richard and Mrs. 

Darla Ridner 

Ms. DeNiesha Richardson 


Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson 

Dr. and Mrs. Marcus Romanello 

Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rosenfeldt 

Mr. Eric Ruegg and Dr. Hilja 

Ruegg 

Miss Grayce Ruehlmann 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rueter 


Mr. and Mrs. Tim Russell 

Mr. Carlos Sanchez, Jr. and 

Mrs. Bethany Satchell Sanchez 

Mr. Cesar and Mrs. Jenny Sanchez 

Ms. Gabby Sanchez-Morales 

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sanderson 





Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schneider 


Mr. and Mrs. Tony Schulz 



Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sideris 

Mr. Kam and Dr. Jessica Siu 

Mr. Casey Smith 

Mr. Mike Smith and Ms. April 

Craver 



Ms. Jamie Sobieck 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Spitzmiller 

Mr. Devon Spivey and Ms. 

Miranda Dennis 


Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stoll 

Ms. Tracy Summers 


Mr. and Mrs. Josh Sweeney 

Overseer and Mrs. Ennis Tait 


Mr. Carlos Taveras Santos 

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Taylor 


Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Thomas 

Ms. Jerry Thomas 


Mr. and Mrs. Jared Treadway 

Mr. and Mrs. Chad Tucker 


Mr. and Mrs. Andy Vest 

Mr. and Mrs. David Villanueva 



Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagner 


Mr. and Mrs. Andy Warncke 

Mr. Jared Warner and Mrs. 

Michelle Toy Warner '98 

Mr. and Mrs. Royce Warren 

Mr. Aric Watson 


Dr. Guy Whembolua and Mrs. 

Mianda Bashala 

Mr. and Mrs. Brad White 




Mr. and Mrs. Joel Williams 

Miss Karla Williams 

Mr. Gyron Willingham 

Mr. Dane and Mrs. Morgan 

Wilson 

Mr. and Mrs. Dominique Wilson 

Mr. and Mrs. Dane Wilson 

Dr. and Mrs. Paul Wojciechowski 



Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Wooten, Sr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Wright 

Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wyant 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yelton 

Ms. Dionna Young 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Youngquist 

EAGLE ANNUAL FUND 2018-19 GRANDPARENT DONORS 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Anderson 

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 

Aschenbener 

Ms. and Mr. Harold Bennie 


Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bess 

Mrs. Shirley Bishop 

Mr. and Mrs. William Blair 

Ms. Robyn Bradley 




Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Carmichael 

Mr. Kip and Rev. Linnea Carnes 


Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clary 

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clippard, Sr. 

Ms. Stephanie Cobb 

Ms. Dianne Combs 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Comstock 

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cooke 


Mr. and Mrs. Couch 

Ms. Pat Cox 

Mr. Scott Croswell 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crum 

Ms. Sheila Cunningham 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cureton 

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dillard 


Mr. and Mrs. Dave Drake 

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duke 

Mrs. Kathy Dunn 

Mrs. Doris Edgington 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fannin 

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fields 

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Foust 

Mrs. Marta Garcia 

Ms. Mattie Gray 


Mr. and Mrs. William Grote 

Ms. Alta Faye Hamblin 

Ms. Sadie Hankins 

Mrs. Debbie Hansell 

Ms. Marie Hodges 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoffman 

Ms. Clara Ivenso 

Mrs. Ruby Johnson 


Ms. Corrine Kinebrew 

Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield Kirkland 

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kuhlman 

Mr. Alex Lancaster, Jr. 



Mrs. Betty Maratos 

Dr. Janet McDaniel 


Mr. and Mrs. Nick Menedis 

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Modelski 

Mr. John Morari 

Dr. and Mrs. Frank Noyes 

Mr. and Mrs. Doug Oplinger 

Mr. and Mrs. Don Pfister 

Ms. Julie Plum 

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Plum 

Mr. Greg Ready 

Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rechel 

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Renneker 

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reno 


Ms. Rene Rodriguez 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rohal 

Mrs. and Mr. Lorraine 

Routenberg 

Mrs. and Mr. Dolores Rowland 

Mr. Barron Rutledge 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schmitt 

Mrs. Mary Schwetschenau 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Seward 

Mr. and Mrs. Chip Shiver 


Mrs. Leslee Storey 

Ms. Melinda Thomas 

Mrs. Cathy Twitty 

Mrs. Jacqueline Twyman-Smith 


Mr. Wendell Vaughn 


Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walton 

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Warncke 


Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wichmann 

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew 

Wojciechowski

EAGLE ANNUAL FUND 2018-19 FACULTY AND STAFF DONORS 

Mrs. Christy Acheampong 

Mrs. Robin Albus 

Mrs. Laura Anderson 


Mrs. Cathy Andry 

Mr. Adam Atallah '07 

Mrs. Beth Bach 

Mrs. Pamela Bailey 

Mr. Drew Baker 

Mrs. Linda Baker 

Mrs. Kelley Ballish 

Mrs. Kathie Baxter 

Mrs. Lyndsee Beachy 

Mrs. Emily Beuerlein 

Mrs. Carly Bishop 

Mr. Mark Bishop 

Mrs. Linda Bollman 


Mrs. Elizabeth Briggs 

Mrs. Jane Brumbaugh 

Mr. Randy Brunk 

Mrs. LaGina Burton 

Mrs. Julie Carnes 

Mrs. Ashley Carter 

Mr. Stephen Carter 

Mrs. Tiffany Clayton 

Mrs. Bea Clements 

Mrs. Erin Conn '97 

Mr. Adam Cool '01 

Mrs. Bekah Cool 

Mrs. Beth Cox 

Mrs. Ivette Crichton 

Ms. Sheila Cunningham 


Mrs. Deborah DeGroft 

Mrs. Courtney Deller 

Mrs. Pam Dinkelacker 

Mrs. Jenny Doan 

Mrs. Betsy Dodson 

Mrs. Sandy Drees 

Mrs. Lori Duke 

Mrs. Annette Eberhardt 

Mrs. Mimi Ehlen 

Ms. Sheri Ellis 

Mrs. Della Enns 

Mrs. Mandy Feltman 

Mr. Mike Fite 

Mrs. Patty Fite 

Mrs. Amie Frazer 

Mrs. Donna Furtwengler 


Mrs. Amy Geiger 


Mrs. Diane Goebel 

Mrs. Laura Griffin 

Mrs. Eileen Hall 

Mrs. Sally Hall 

Miss Rebeca Hardy 

Miss A.J. Harris 

Mr. Andrew Hartman 

Mr. Gary Hartoin 

Mrs. Jane Haslem 

Mrs. Corliss Hayes 

Mrs. Julie Hayes 


Mr. Wendell Hensley 

Mrs. Carolyn Hill 

Mrs. Barb Holthaus 

Mrs. Jill Honerlaw 

Mrs. Karen Hordinski 

Mrs. Hannah Huseman 

Mrs. Candy Johnson 

Mrs. Kathie Johnson 

Mrs. Kimberly Kane 

Mrs. Jennifer Kassen 

Mrs. Suzanne Kloster 

Ms. Toni Kraft 

Mr. Jordan Kramer 

Ms. Mary Margaret Krause 

Mrs. Sue Kost 

Mrs. Tracy Kuethe 

Mrs. Cindy Kuroff 

Mrs. Sumer Linger 

Dr. Jim Lipovsky, Sr. 

Mrs. Kathy Lipovsky 

Mrs. Stephanie Loranzan 

Mrs. Tami Lott 

Mrs. Rachel Lupia 

Mrs. Kelly Lum 

Mrs. Amy Lutts 

Ms. Launa Lyons 

Mrs. Amy Macy 


Ms. Tess McClain 

Mrs. Sarah Grace McCollough 

Ms. Anna McKittrick 

Mrs. Holly Metzger 

Mrs. Rachel Miller 

Mrs. Becky Mills 

Mrs. Jeannie Mishu 


Ms. Cyndi Morgan 

Mrs. Jennifer Murphy 

Dr. Dean Nicholas 

Mrs. Teresa Null 

Mrs. Tina Overmyer 

Mrs. Dawn Packer 

Mr. Jon Paris 

Mrs. Teri Parker 

Mr. Doug Parsley 

Mrs. Natalie Pfister 

Mrs. Anne Phelps 

Dr. Billy Pohl, IV '01 

Mrs. Leslie Renneker 

Miss Jaime Robbins 

Mrs. Tammy Rosenfeldt 

Ms. Jamie Rueger 

Mr. Tim Sakelos 

Mrs. Gaye Salisbury 

Mr. Mark Salisbury 

Mrs. April Sanderson 

Mrs. Amy Sauve 

Mrs. Amy Saxby 

Mrs. Mary Jo Schablein 

Mrs. Laura Schuchardt 

Mr. Tony Schulz 

Mrs. Lynn Shank 

Mr. Steve Sideris 

Mrs. Kim Siman 


Mr. Todd Slaughter 

Mrs. Mary Smith 

Mrs. Mona Summers 

Mrs. Diane Taylor 

Mr. Eric Taylor 

Mr. Jared Treadway 

Mrs. Kara Ussery 

Mrs. DeAnne Vallo 

Mrs. Meg Vanatsky 

Mr. Joe Vanderkolk 

Mrs. Susan Vanderkolk 

Mrs. Gail Varner 

Mrs. Anne Venters 

Mrs. Jen Vest 

Mrs. Kim Vincent 

Mrs. Regan Vollette 

Mr. Dave Walker 

Mrs. Kathy Walker 

Mr. Mike Wallace 

Mrs. Linda Watson 

Miss Emily Waugh 

Mrs. Kathy Wesson 

Mrs. Heather Wilkowski 

Mrs. Julie Williams 

Mrs. Mary Williams 

Mrs. Morgan Wilson 

Mrs. Devin Wojciechowski 

Mrs. Kristen Woock 

Dr. Lydia Woodin 

Mrs. Mara Wright 

Mrs. Susan Zwarg 

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EAGLE ANNUAL FUND 2018-19 ALUMNI DONORS 

CLASS OF 1995 

Jon Adams 

Jeremy Conn 

Ben Gann 

Audrey Keyes 

CLASS OF 1996 

David Clabaugh 

CLASS OF 1997 

David Blessing 

Erin Conn 

Erika Dollard 

CLASS OF 1998 

Elizabeth Frey 

Brian Garlock 

Ryan Grinstead 

Jessica Snyder 

Jonathan Snyder, M.D 

Brent Walker 

Michelle Warner 

CLASS OF 1999 

Kristen Barkimer 

Hannah Siegfried 

CLASS OF 2000 

Ryan Betscher 

Katie Dostal 

Ted Dostal, III 

Shana Eling 

Bill Hauer 

Lindsey House 

Chris Koenig 

Jayme Madden 

Allison McGee 

Casey Purnhagen 

Amy Ramsey 

Liz Rosenau 

CLASS OF 2001 

Laura Bechtel 

Adam Cool 

Jason Hunter 

Billy Pohl, IV 

Matt Warren 

CLASS OF 2002 

Zach Bohannon 

Emily Byers 

Darah Kerpka 

Eric Meade 

CLASS OF 2003 

Denis Beausejour, Jr 

Rebecca Berger 

Robby Croswell, IV 

Megan Hendy 

Nicole Nelson 

Danny Stull 

Jen Terhar 

Jennie Vose 

Daniel Wheeler, II 

CLASS OF 2004 

Kya Bowden Cannon 

Courtney Clark-Rankin 

Patrick Coggins 

Rebecca Dougherty 

Eric Loftus 

CLASS OF 2005 

Tommy Andrews 

Matt Chacksfield 

Grant Cooper 

Casi Egli 

Kate Kersey-David 

Joe Polzin 

CLASS OF 2006 

Allison Imrie Zurlinden 

Brian Painter 

Maily Pham 

Jamie Swigert 

Jason Taylor 

CLASS OF 2007 

Adam Atallah 

Ryan Atkins 

Trae Balzano, III 

Bryn Clark 

Molly Conn 

Matthew Evans 

Kate Mae 

Christina Painter 

Kyle Smith 

CLASS OF 2008 

Allison Ballard 

CLASS OF 2009 

Margaux Andrews 

Joel Campbell, IV 

Rachael Smith 

CLASS OF 2010 

Andrew Wallace 

CLASS OF 2011 

Meredith Allgood 

Mariel Beausejour 

Maddie Drees 

Jeremy Smith 

CLASS OF 2012 

Ted Andrews 

Alexis Caruso 

Will Meyer 

CLASS OF 2013 

Elaina Balzano 

Melissa Smith 

CLASS OF 2014 

Alex Bertrams 

Ellie Coggins 

Conner Osborne 

CLASS OF 2015 

Katherine Meyer 

Drew Taylor 

Ally Wallace 

CLASS OF 2016 

Avery Kreul 

Tegan Osborne 

Mack Pairan 

Mark Smith 

Morganne Venters 

CLASS OF 2018 

Kristopher Carnes 

Cayse Osborne 

Will Stiles 

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EAGLE ANNUAL FUND 2018-19 ALUMNI PARENT DONORS 









Dr. Marley Belair 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bertrams 


Mr. and Mrs. Rocke Blair 





Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown 




Mr. and Mrs. Rod Chamblin 


Dr. Stephen Cleves and Mrs. 

Therese Esswein 





Mrs. Lyn Conroy 


Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cooper 

Mr. Gary Copelin and Ms. Chris 

Clark 

Mr. Scott Croswell 


Mr. and Mrs. Rand Day, III 



Mr. and Mrs. Dean Devin, Jr. 




Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ducro, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Durham 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Enns 


Dr. and Mrs. Doug Feeney 

Mr. Tom Fey 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flint 



Ghada Khalife 





Mr. and Mrs. Ford Halter 

Mr. and Mrs. James Hansee 



Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hayes 



Mr. and Mrs. Tom Humphrey 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hurry 




Ms. Sandy Kays 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Keating 







Mr. and Mrs. Rick Kohlan 

Mrs. Darlah Koontz 


Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kuroff, Jr. 

Dr. and Mrs. Jim Lipovsky, Sr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lippert 

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ludeke 

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lunsford 



Mr. and Mrs. John Macy 







Mr. and Mrs. Baker Meyer 


Mr. and Mrs. John Noyen 



Mr. and Mrs. Rob Ottenjohn 











Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reno 



Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ross 




Ms. Lynne Scott 

Mr. and Mrs. Caetano Sequeira 


Mr. and Mrs. Mike Siman 



Mr. Greg Sizemore and Dr. 

Cynthia Sizemore 



Mr. and Mrs. David Stiles 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stull 







Mr. and Mrs. Jared Treadway 



Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vanatsky 




Ms. Fran Wade 





Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wesson 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wheeler 



Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams 


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GIFTS IN HONOR OF 

In Honor of: 

Armleder Campus: Music: 

Concert Support 

by Ms. Eva Hrivnak 

In Honor of: 

Dakota Coleman 

by Mr. Greg Ready 

In Honor of: 

Marlana Doepker 

by Mr. Wendell Vaughn 

In Honor of: 

Earl Edmonds and Jack Bailey 

by Mr. Zach Bohannon '02 

In Honor of: 

Della Enns 

by Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baxter 

In Honor of: 

Brian D. Fey '96 

by Mr. Tom Fey 

In Honor of: 

Miles & Blake Harris 

by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harris, Jr. 

In Honor of: 

Elise, Nate and Lauren Hayes 

by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walton 

In Honor of: 

Ava and Lila Hoffman 

by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoffman 

In Honor of: 

League of Extraordinary 

Gentlemen 

by Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Atkins '07 

In Honor of: 

League of Extraordinary 

Gentlemen 

by Mr. and Mrs. Bryn Clark '07 

In Honor of: 

Jessey Li 

by Mr. and Mrs. Wen Li 

In Honor of: 

Carl H. Lindner Family 

by Keating Muething & Klekamp 

In Honor of: 

Erin McDaniel 

by Dr. Janet McDaniel 

In Honor of: 

Brendan and Aidan Murphy 

by Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cooke 

In Honor of: 

Dr. Dean Nicholas and Adam 

Atallah 

by Mr. Chase Conn and Mrs. 

Molly Conn '07 

In Honor of: 

Ben and Amanda Scott 

by Ms. Lynne Scott 

In Honor of: 

Laila & Gabriel Smith 

by Mr. Curtis Smith and Mrs. 

Sandra Langford-Smith 

In Honor of: 

Gwendolyn McWhorter 

by Mr. and Mrs. Vince 

McWhorter 

In Honor of: 

The Wichmann children 

by Mr. and Mrs. Jay 

Wichmann 

In Honor of: 

David, Olivia & Andrew 

Wojciechowski 

by Mr. and Mrs. Matthew 

Wojciechowski 

GIFTS IN MEMORY OF 

In Memory of: 

Jane Braun 

by Ms. Sarah Ferguson 

In Memory of: 

Catherine R. Fey 

by Mr. Tom Fey 

In Memory of: 

Diem Pham 

by Ms. Maily Pham '06 

In Memory of: 

Suella Slemons and Carol 

Anne Blessing 

by Mr. Zach Bohannon '02 

In Memory of: 

Barry Thiel 

by Ms. Lynne Scott 

In Memory of: 

Cesar Sanchez 

by Ms. Lynn Abrams 

Ms. Janice Barnes 

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bailey 



Ms. Sheridan Ernst 

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Fielden 

Mr. David Hamilton 

Mr. and Mrs. John Irwin, Sr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Krebs 


Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lykes 



Stephanie Puente, Michelle 

Perez and Cynthia Garcia 

Mr. Clayton Roberson 

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roberts 

Mr. Darrell Rodriguez and 

Mrs. Lucy Davila 

Mr. and Mrs. Kavon Salehi 

Ms. Sharyl Trudel 


Mr. and Mrs. Todd 

Wilkowski, Esq. 

MATCHING 

COMPANY GIFTS 

Charles Schwab Foundation 

Coca Cola Enterprises 

David J. Joseph Company 

Fifth Third Bank 

General Electric Foundation 

Johnson & Johnson 

Northwestern Mutual Foundation 

Total Quality Logistics 

Wells Fargo Education 

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REMEMBERING 

LOVED ONES 

During the 2018-2019 school year, CHCA lost many who were beloved 

members of our community. We continue to pray for God’s comfort 

and strength for each family as they look ahead. 

Larry Beverly, Grandparent 

Clinton Conn, Former Student 

Lynn Day, Grandparent 

Michael Ellison, Board President 

Erik Haslem, Alumni '09 

James Irwin, Grandparent 

Linnea Klendworth, Parent-Alumni 

Eloy Pacheco, Grandparent 

Douglas Papp Parent-Current 

Jack Roy, Grandparent 

Cesar Sanchez, Parent-Current 

Stephen Smeltzer, Friend 

JoAnn Dickerson Tomasello, Grandparent 

May your unfailing love be my comfort, according 

to your promise to your servant. 

- Psalm 119:76 

If you have lost a loved one, please let us know and we will join you in prayer. Email Paige 

Tomlin: paige.tomlin@chca-oh.org or Jen Sasse: jennifer.sasse@chca.oh.org. 

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FINE ARTS 

2018-2019 DONORS & SPONSORS 

At every grade level, CHCA students are encouraged to sing, play, act, dance, paint, and sculpt to their 

heart’s content. The wide range of choices means children get countless opportunities to discover and 

develop their unique talents. Great facilities and outstanding teachers mean they get optimal conditions 

in which to discover, grow, be challenged, and do their best work. This past year was yet again no 

exception to the extraordinary talent displayed at CHCA as dozens of our Fine Arts students and alumni 

were recognized for their gifts and talents. 

PLATINUM SPONSORS 

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Phillips Edison & Company 

Veterans Day Concert 

Cindy Coggins 

US Theatre Producer 

Prominent Title 

Joe & Debbie Brooks 

GOLD SPONSOR 

The Kroger Company 

SILVER SPONSORS 

James Free Jewelers 

New Path Counseling, LLC 

FINE ARTS AD SPONSORS 


Artifex Financial Group 

Comey & Shepherd – Jennifer & Pete Dardzinski 

Fischer Homes 

Folchi Formal Wear 

Greater Cincinnati Credit Union 

Johnson Orthodontics 


MIS Solutions 


The Musical Arts Center 

Uno/Taco Bell CTI Restaurants


ARTBEAT 2019 SPONSORS 

Event Sponsor 

The Max Family 

Visual Arts Sponsor 


Lindner Theater Sponsor 

ATC 

David & Lauri Goodwin 

FINE ARTS 2018-19 DONORS 

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Achterberg 

Ms. Heather Ackley 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Agerton 


Dr. Norberto Andaluz and Mrs. 

Veronica Tsioulis-Andaluz 

Mr. Wendell Anderson, Jr. and 

Mrs. Jessica Watanabe 

Mrs. and Mr. Cathy Aschenbener 

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ashman 



Ms. Michelle Barron 





Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blair 


Mr. and Mrs. Sean Blythe 


Mr. and Mrs. Erik Bowling 


Ms. Sandy Brown 

Dr. Joe and Dr. Stephanie Bruner 



Mr. Kip and Rev. Linnea Carnes 


Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll 

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Cates 


Ms. Amy Chaudhary 






Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cotton 

Rev. Jill Croswell 


Lucy Davila 


Mr. Chris Frederickson and 

Mrs. Liz DiGiandomenico 


Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dobyns 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doepker 

Ms. Maddie Drees '11 


Dr. Bob and Dr. Cheryl Dykstra 

Lindner Theater Atrium 

Gallery Veronique 

ArtBeat Avenue Theater 


ArtBeat Avenue Theater 

Piano Sponsor 

Blaine’s Fine Men’s Apparel 

Rev. and Mrs. Richard Eckert 

Mr. David Ekey 

Ms. Jennifer Ekey 



Mr. and Mrs. Tom Esposito 


Ms. Sarah Ferguson 

Mr. and Mrs. Brad Fielden 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Figliola, III 


Dr. and Mrs. Rod Flynn 

Ms. Donna Furtwengler 



Ghada Khalife 

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Gillis 

Dr. Rita Girard, M.D. 



Mr. and Mrs. David Goodwin, Jr. 





Mr. Brad Hargis and Mrs. Kara 

Ussery 

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harville, Jr. 


Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hayes 

Dr. and Mrs. Cortney Henderson 




Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hopkins 


Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoyer 

Ms. Eva Hrivnak 

Mr. Eric Hruska 

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Humphrey 


Mr. and Mrs. John Irwin, Sr. 

Mr. Tony Iskandar 



Mr. Jonathan Jin and Mrs. 

Winnie Zeng 


Mrs. Victoria Jones 



Hands on Art 

Celia Carroll / Sibcy Cline 

Hang Your Art Out 

Johnson Orthodontics 

Instrumental Music Room 

Mercedes Benz of Cincinnati 







Mr. and Mrs. Jon Lapps 

Mr. and Mrs. Devon Lehman, Jr. 


Mr. and Mrs. Tom Levin 


Ms. Lorrie Long 





Mr. and Mrs. Steve Max 

Mr. Shawn McCoy and Mrs. 

Saundra Richey 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott McKenzie 

Mr. and Mrs. Derek McNutt 



Migliore 

Ms. Julie Millette 

Mr. Pete Millette 




Mr. and Mrs. Ken Morris, III 

Mr. and Mrs. John Mulcahy 

Mr. and Mrs. Erik Murphy 


Mr. and Mrs. Bob Myers 





Dr. Modupe and Dr. Babatunde 

Onadeko 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ozarchevici 

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Pacheco 

Mr. Eloy Pacheco 




Mr. Lee Pan and Mrs. Vivian 

Huang 



Mr. and Mrs. Bret Parrish 

Juried Art 


Juried Art Awards 

Plaza Artist Materials 

In-Kind Sponsors 

Balance Café & Smoothies, Buffalo Wild Wings, City Barbecue, Dan Ledbetter Photography, Dewey’s Pizza, Essenza Gallery & 

Studio, Holzman Meats, JR Thomas Landscaping, Jet’s Pizza, Johnny Chan 2, Natorp’s Nursery Outlet & Landscaping, Silver Spring 

House, Soho Japanese Bistro, Starbucks, Sysco, Tano Bistro, The Brown Dog Café, United Dairy Farmers 


Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pessell 


Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rasche 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rasche 


Mr. and Ms. Dave Rexing 




Mr. Carlos Sanchez, Jr. and 

Mrs. Bethany Satchell Sanchez 



Mr. and Mrs. Ken Schmerr, Jr. 


Mr. Todd Uterstaedt and Dr. 

Teri Schutte Uterstaedt 


Mr. Jay Slouffman and Mrs. 

Ashley Walkup 

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Snell 

Mr. Matt Spence and Mrs. 

Anna Maratos-Spence 


Mr. Scott and Dr. Ellen Springer 



Dr. Jeff and Dr. Lori Stotz 


Kelly 



Mr. and Mrs. Dave Swedes, Jr. 


Mr. Carlos Taveras Santos 


Mr. and Mrs. Mark Trinkle 



Mr. and Mrs. Mike Vanderwoude 


Mr. and Mrs. Tom Voyt, II 


Mr. and Mrs. Dean Walker 


Judge and Mrs. Robert Winkler 


Mr. Jay Yuan and Ms. Elizabeth 

Guo 

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ATHLETICS 

2018-2019 DONORS & SPONSORS 

At CHCA, the mission of Athletics is to build a culture of champions. We 

do this by training the 360º athlete —focusing on the physical, mental, 

emotional, and spiritual aspects of each student athlete —empowering 

them to reach their God-given abilities. 

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2018-2019 ATHLETICS DONORS 


Dr. and Mrs. Geoff Answini 


Mr. and Mrs. Eric Baldwin 

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bernhardt 


Mr. and Mrs. Matt Carter 

Dr. and Mrs. Madhu Chalasani 



Mr. and Mrs. Tim Delany 

Ms. Kelly Fisher 


Mr. and Ms. Pat Griffor 


Mrs. Mary Hoffman 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lindgren 




Mr. and Mrs. James 

McDonough 

Mr. and Mrs. Bart Metzler 

Mr. and Mrs. Chase Miller 





Dr. Art Pancioli and Dr. Lisa 

Larkin-Pancioli 


Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phelps 


Mr. and Mrs. Darrin Rakestraw 




Mr. and Mrs. Mike 

Vanderwoude 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vest 


Dr. and Mrs. Paul 

Wojciechowski 

Mr. and Mrs. Derek Yankoff 

2018-2019 ATHLETICS SPONSORS 

MULTIPLE STADIUM SPONSORS 



STADIUM SCOREBOARD PARTNERS 

Fit Organic 

Johnson Investment Counsel 


Northwestern Mutual 

SINGLE STADIUM SPONSOR 


SPORTS PROGRAM SPONSORS 


Comey and Shepherd - Jennifer & Pete Dardzinski 

Fischer Homes 

Folchi's Tuxedos & Menswear 

MIS Solutions, LLC 


UNO/Taco Bell Restaurants 

2018-2019 ATHLETICS BOOSTERS* 

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Achterberg 



Dr. and Mrs. Geoff Answini 

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Arthurs 

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ashman 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Aspenwall, II 


Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bernhardt 

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Bettinger 


Mr. and Mrs. Tony Brock 



Mr. and Mrs. Matt Carter 





Mr. and Mrs. Matt Cooper 

Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Crawford 

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Delany 




Rev. and Mrs. Richard Eckert 


Mr. and Mrs. Mike Filomena 

Ms. Kelly Fisher 

Mr. Gary Fisher and Mrs. Amy 

Starr 


Mr. and Mrs. Mike Frank 

Mr. Neal Gage and Mrs. Kim 

Harper-Gage 


Mr. and Mrs. David Goodwin, Jr. 



Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hesketh 


Shiver-Himes 


Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hunt 

Mr. and Mrs. Todd James 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jostworth 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Jutt 



Mr. and Mrs. John Kolar 

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Koopman, Sr. 


Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kushon 


Mr. Brian Lawlor 


Mr. and Mrs. Todd MacFarland 




Mr. and Mrs. Trent McCracken 



Dr. and Mrs. Steve Medlin 



Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Mitchell 

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moffitt 


Dr. and Mrs. Scott Nix 



Dr. Art Pancioli and Dr. Lisa 

Larkin-Pancioli 


Mr. Ben Phillips '16 

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Pruitt 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rebhun 


Mr. and Mrs. Dan Renner 


Darla Ridner 

Mr. and Mrs. Jon Riley 

Mr. and Mrs. David Robinson 


Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Sanders 

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sanders 


Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sasse 

Mr. and Mrs. Josh Schaad 







Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Strasser 


Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wagner 

Ms. Susan Walther 



Mr. and Mrs. Chris Willman 

Mr. and Mrs. Dane Wilson 


Wojciechowski 

Dr. and Mrs. Wai Wong 

Mr. and Mrs. Derek Yankoff 


Mr. Austin Young '18 

Mr. and Mrs. Felipe Zuniga 

*Athletic Boosters contributions provide game-changing financial support for CHCA’s athletic programs/team, although Booster 

memberships are not tax-deductible gifts due to benefits received. 

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AFTER 

PROM 

DONORS 








Mr. and Mrs. Brad Cates 

Chipotle 




Mr. and Mrs. Steve Donahue 


Elegant Treasures 



Mr. and Mrs. Jason Gibson 



Dr. and Mrs. Gary Huber 


Mr. and Mrs. Jason Langhammer 

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lindgren 

Mr. and Mrs. Derek McNutt 



Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moffitt 




Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Pacheco 






Dr. and Mrs. Rocco Rotello 

Ms. Laura Sandstrom 

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Sauer 



Mrs. Shannon Solomon 

Mr. Scott and Dr. Ellen Springer 


Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sturm 

Mr. Jim Tippen and Mrs. Dayna Spotts 


Mr. and Mrs. Mike Vanderwoude 

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wagner 

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GIFTS FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES 

Faculty Incentive Program 

Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III 

Armleder School Playground 


Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bolander 


Ms. Donna Furtwengler 

Ms. Kimberly Jackson-Lackey 

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Matsey 

Mr. Steve McCollum 

Dr. and Mrs. Steve Medlin 


Mr. Roger Straz 





Edyth B Lindner Elementary 

Office Carpeting 


Hue and Michelle Jackson 

Family Field 


Martha S Lindner Faculty 

Lounge Renovation 

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ochs 

Neyer Foundation Christian 

Leadership Award 


North Campus Tuition 

Relief Fund 

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Conway 

Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Paroz 

Research and Innovation 

Center 

Christian Education Charitable 

Trust 

Schott International 

Student Scholarship Fund 

Mr. Bill Schott 

Student Organized Service 

(SOS) - Huddle for Hope 



Mr. Harold Poore 

Take Flight Program 

Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III 

2018-2019 ROBOTICS DONORS 


Mr. and Mrs. Shengan Chen 

Mr. and Mrs. Digger Daley 


Mr. and Mrs. Steve Donahue 

Ms. Fangfang Du 


Ethicon (Johnson & Johnson) 



Mr. Andy and Dr. Fran Gregory 


Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harville, Jr. 

Honeywell Intelligrated 

Honeywell International 

Mr. Jonathan Jin and Mrs. Winnie 

Zeng 


Johnson & Johnson 





Mr. and Mrs. Judd Olea 



Procter & Gamble 

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Reckamp 

Mr. and Mrs. Derek Rice 

Ms. Stacy Shollenbarger 

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sikkema 



Mr. and Mrs. Brad Thomas 

Dr. and Mrs. Anthony 

Wetherington 

Mr. Justin Zimmer 

2018-2019 ROBOTICS SPONSORS 

Cincinnati Test Systems 

Ethicon 

Honeywell Intelligrated 

L3 Cincinnati Electronics 

Mike's Nashville Hot 


Procter & Gamble

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MACLELLAN 

FOUNDATION 

GRANTS RECOGNIZE 

CHCA'S INNOVATIVE 

APPROACH 

“We partner with the courageous 

to change the world.” 

Incorporated in 1945 by the Maclellan family, The Maclellan Foundation, Inc. (through its Christian 

Education Charitable Trust) “proactively explores and promotes fresh, innovative approaches to Christian 

education that go beyond traditional practices, in order to integrate technology and scalability with 

instruction inspired by Scripture.” 

Since 2016, CHCA has received $150,000 in funding via two separate grants which established the CHCA 

Print Shop as the third student-run entrepreneurial venture. Under the leadership of Adam Cool, the Print 

Shop now supplies a large portion of our on-campus printing needs, from screen printed t-shirts to senior 

banners, signage, and marketing banners and photos for Open House events. Operating as an on-site 

business provides our students real-world opportunities to challenge their minds as leaders, entrepreneurs, 

engineers, designers, collaborators, and manufacturers, while honing their talents in a Christ-centered 

context. We are excited to witness student enthusiasm and energy to become not just learners but doers 

through ventures like these, made possible through the generosity of the Maclellan Foundation. 

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LIGHT THE WAY 

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN 

CHCA launched a $9 million strategic initiative in August of 2015 that incorporated 

a series of capital projects. Building on the vision of our founders, the Light the Way 

Capital Campaign was an important fundraising effort designed to support updated 

and renovated spaces, additional resources, and re-imagined programming to extend 

exciting new levels of engagement for our students, teachers, and community. 

As a result of our community's extraordinary generosity, the possibilities imagined 

for our students through the Light the Way Campaign are being realized inside and 

outside the classroom every day. 

THANK YOU! 

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LIGHT THE WAY DONORS 



Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bailey 





Dr. Wesley and Dr. Jana Braden 






Ms. Ellie Coggins '14 

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coggins '04 





Mr. Jeremy Conn '95 and Mrs. 

Erin Metzger Conn '97 

Dr. Derek Cooley and Dr. 

Heather Tubbs Cooley 

Cornerstone Foundation 




Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ehlen 




Ms. Fleet Fangman 


Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Gaker 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gardner 

General Electric Foundation 


Mrs. Beverly Grant 


Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gruber 


Mr. and Mrs. Scott Harris 


Mr. Justin Hendy and Mrs. 

Megan Dinkelacker Hendy '03 


Dr. and Mrs. Gary Huber 


JSM Partners LLC 

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kadnar, C.P.A. 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kaesemeyer 


Kelly 

Ms. Tunu Kinebrew 



Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kuethe 

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kushon 

Mr. and Mrs. Won Lee 






McSwain Carpets and Floors 



Megen Construction Company 



Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Needham 








Dr. Jerome Puryear, Jr. and Dr. 

Latonya Brown-Puryear 


Darla Ridner 


Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ruberg 











Wojciechowski 


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Step into CHCA and you will discover an extraordinary, 

Christ-centered education unlike any within the city, 

where our students have countless opportunities to 

CHOOSE MORE. Here they find their place, pursue 

their gifts, strengthen their faith, and make an impact 

on our world. And the outcome? Our students realize 

they can BE MORE. 

ADVANCING THE MISSION 

Since CHCA’s earliest days, our engaged and 

abundantly generous community has fueled the 

mission of CHCA, enabling our students to flourish 

academically, spiritually, and socially. Preparing our 

students for lives of kingdom impact and influence, 

the reach of CHCA’s mission spans across our city, 

throughout the country, and around the world. 

CHCA Advancement Office 

Beshear Family Welcome Center 

8283 East Kemper Road 

Cincinnati, Ohio 45249 

www.chca-oh.org 

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In the same way, let your light shine before others, that 

they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father 

in heaven. 

- Matthew 5:16 

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Cincinnati, Ohio 45249

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