CHCA Eagles Eye 2020

2020 EDITION
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
2019-2020
ANNUAL REPORT

2020 EAGLE'S EYE
Volume 24
2019 - 2020
ANNUAL REPORT
EDITOR
Jennifer Murphy
DESIGNER
Sara Fox
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Kim Campbell
Dan Ledbetter
Aaron Pegg
Leslie Renneker
Tammy Rosenfeldt
CONTRIBUTORS
Randy Brunk
Julie Carnes
Stephen Carter
Susan Easterday '18
Kaveri Easwaran '24
Audrey (Duren) Keyes '95
Natalie Pfister
Tammy Rosenfeldt
Jen Sasse
Jude Schramm
Paige Tomlin
Mike Wallace
EAGLE'S EYE MAGAZINE
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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 curiosity,
and resilient Christian faith --
where others pull back, they lean into life.
@GoCHCA
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TABLE OF
CONTENTS
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ALUMNI BABIES & ALUMNI
WEDDINGS
TRUSTING GOD THROUGH
ADOPTION
ONE STEP CLOSER
HAPPY 20TH ANNIVERSARY,
ARMLEDER
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EAGLE'S EYE
FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL
6 GO FORWARD GO TOGETHER
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FEATURE ARTICLE:
STRENGTHENING OUR CORE
ISACS ACCREDITATION
A FRESH LOOK:
FARM-TO-SCHOOL
WHAT'S MAKING HEADLINES
2019-2020 CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS
NHSSCA COACH OF THE YEAR
CLASS OF 2020 FEATURE &
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
A BIT ABOUT OUR VAL & SALS
CLASS OF 2020 RECOGNITIONS
A CAREFUL MOMENT SPENT WITH
A RECKLESS PRODUCER
COMING HOME:
AN ALUMNA JOURNEY
ALUMNI NOTES
ALUMNI AT WORK
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2019-2020
ANNUAL REPORT
FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
TREASURER
CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS
THE YEAR IN REVIEW
2019-2020 FINANCIAL REPORTS
CFO SPOTLIGHT:
FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP
LETTER OF GRATITUDE FROM
THE ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF
DEVELOPMENT
SCHOLARSHIP OPENS DOORS,
CHANGES LIVES
30TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
SOARING EAGLE CIRCLE OF GIVING
GIVE TO THE MISSION
GIVE TO YOUR PASSION:
FINE ARTS, ATHLETICS, ACADEMICS,
FAITH AND SERVICE
AFTER PROM DONORS
GIFTS FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES
ROBOTICS DONORS & SPONSORS
LIGHT THE WAY CAPTIAL CAMPAIGN
LASTING LEGACIES
GIFTS IN MEMORY
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FROM THE
HEAD OF SCHOOL
RANDY BRUNK
CHCA Head of School
CHCA is up and running and we have been thrilled
to be able to stay open as we are soon to finish the
first semester. This summer was busy with classroom
overhauls, including protected cubicles for students
and the introduction of devices in the classrooms
for remote learning. Our teachers have pivoted
once again in spectacular fashion and are teaching
mostly in-person instruction, but also including
some remote learners into the daily rhythm of their
classrooms. While challenges remain, the school
carries on and we could not be more thankful.
With these changes and uncertainty, leadership itself has been challenging.
In every sector of society, leaders have been forced to dig deep and respond
not only to the pandemic, but to their organization’s reality check on the
role it, or they, may play in the perpetuation of systemic racism. I for one
believe it is no coincidence that these two things are happening at the same
time. The pandemic is no respecter of privilege and the racial tension we
observe today would not have gotten the attention it deserved had the
world not been put on pause.
There is a concept to be wisely considered when studying innovation and
change called stasis. Stasis defined in this sense as, “A state or period of
stability during which little or no evolutionary change in a lineage occurs.”
When the inertia of stasis is strong enough, all efforts to break lineage are
easily thwarted. Stasis is often controlled by someone or something which
holds the power in the current status of things. This is particularly true if
the ones in power enjoy conditions that can be described in (as the
definition states), “a state or period of stability.” Before the pandemic,
the period of stability was strong for those in power. Change in any form
was difficult to consider as it was easily challenged as unnecessary. After
all, who wants to break up stability? But in this case, the stability was not
shared by all. It was only really enjoyed by those in power. So, along comes
a pandemic and “wham”, stability and power are severely disrupted and
stasis becomes highly vulnerable. Only a spark was needed to ignite an allconsuming
stasis fire. Through the murder of George Floyd, a true “change
in a lineage” has occurred. Stasis of some sort will come again and time will
tell what it will look like. Let’s hope it is something that better reflects the
Kingdom of God.
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His Kingdom in heaven is perfect...there is no imbalance of power or systemic discrimination.
All are equal in His Kingdom and equally loved and valued. And Jesus made it clear that a
portion of that Kingdom can and should be experienced here on earth. We as His followers
are ambassadors of that Kingdom. We are called priests who speak of His love and encourage
believers to live out justice, mercy, and grace, just as He does in heaven. CHCA will do its part in
working toward that end. It begins for us with the hiring of a Director of Diversity and Inclusion.
The search for a new director is underway, and under his or her leadership and the work of many
others, we expect a new lineage at CHCA will occur.
But privilege and discrimination were not the only things that needed a shake-up. Much of what
we do in education was due for some stasis reduction. That is just what we are seeing now. The
problem is that much of it has been thrust upon us much in same way one might try to quench
their thirst by drinking from a firehose. As such, our teachers have been front line heroes learning
how to navigate many changes related to their delivery of instruction. We have been forced to
look afresh at how we assess learning, how we view our standards of benchmark learning, how
to respond to the new generation of engaged and empowered learners, the changing nature of
higher education, the world of work and jobs of the future, and so much more. Stasis is in the rear
view mirror at the moment and yet we are not going to let just anything replace what once was.
Some things we did in education made a lot of sense for our students. And other things were
brought to light as unnecessary and lacking sustainable impact on a student’s growth.
We are all like brand new educators with our learning hats on and we are ready to collaborate,
coordinate, innovate, and continually gravitate toward smarter ways to facilitate quality teaching
and learning. We are constantly asking ourselves: “What should come back and soon?” What
should come back, but in better form?” and “What should never come back again?” In the spirit
of Winston Churchill’s quote, “Never waste a good crisis,” we feel strongly compelled to make
the most of this period of instability to do school in a new and better way, while ensuring CHCA
is fostering a diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment for students, families, and staff. And
it is not just staff engaging in this thinking. The CHCA Board of Trustees are also focusing on
ways to break from stasis. We have organized our Board Committee work around four pillars of
sustainability and flourishing: A More Connected Armleder, Diversity and Inclusion, Innovative
Christian Learning Environments and Engaged Christian Community. These pillars affect
everyone involved and all we do at CHCA. We will continue to communicate much along the
way of our journey to bring everyone along. After all, we are thankful you are on this journey with
us, as we continue to learn, grow, and go forward, together.
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 a school on a mission to bring hope to the world. It’s teachers who become like family. It’s
community. It’s not giving up when it gets hard. It’s sharing life together. It’s students highly engaged
in their learning. It’s giving back to the place that pours into our children. It’s dedication. It’s a
life-defining experience. 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 coming alongside students to forge a resilient Christian
faith. It’s preparation for a meaningful life. It’s what school is meant to be.
For 30 years and counting, we’ve been on the go. We go after what matters... Shaping students to be
world-changers. Embracing our differences and celebrating our unity. Praying for and serving one
another and others. Supporting each other within a strong community. Pursuing our passions.
Learning, leading, and serving with purpose.
Grounded in hope and going forward together.
We are
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STRENGTHENING
OUR CORE
The possibilities are endless.
This is not a trite, pithy motivational saying. Rather, at CHCA,
it is more of a rally cry. A challenge.
A challenge to our leaders, and to our faculty, staff, and
students. After all, we are curious thinkers. Questions
are an essential part of learning here and rooted deep
within our DNA is an ethos that does not stand on
statements built on “If”, but rather on questions built
on “How”. From the early founding of our school to
this very moment in time, we have been driven by the
“How”. How might we provide a Christ-centered and
a highly academic experience? How might we provide
enriching learning experiences both within and outside
of the classroom walls? How might we empower teachers
to innovate? How might we do more and be more while
staying grounded in our core values of who we are as
an institution? And on the other side of those “Hows”,
are individuals who tackle the answers head-on. They
are the individuals who have made us who we are as
an institution. They are our founders, our leaders,
our teachers, and our students. And among them, is a
Board of Trustees who not only nurtures strong financial
stewardship, but enables strategic institutional growth
built on the “Hows”.
Every five years or so, CHCA’s Board of Trustees, in
partnership with CHCA’s Administrative Executive
Team, takes a strategic look at where we have been and
where we want to go, identifying key opportunities that
fuel and propel our Christ-centered, highly engaging and
academic learning community. These exercises have
resulted in some pretty big outcomes in CHCA’s history –
an expanded K-12 education (from K-7), the addition of a
preschool, and most recently the expanded programming
and spaces as a result of the Light the Way capital
campaign, just to name a very few.
Anyone who knows a small bit about fitness knows
that a strong core is key to the rest of a body’s peak
performance. As a matter of fact, the most necessary
motions a body makes originate or move through one’s
core, so it is critical to supporting movement. A strong
core is also critical to good balance and stability. It
underpins almost everything we do, and can even help
prevent falls and injuries. This past year, the Board
took a deep look inward to examine CHCA’s core, and
discovered opportunities to strengthen key aspects of our
school’s core so that when strengthened, they will enable
us to perform at our peak and to remain stable. It was not
a matter of, “What would happen if we had a stronger
core?” Rather, it was time to look at, “How might we
strengthen our core?” And work is already underway.
As the Board identified four key areas of our inner
core that needed examining and strengthening, they
developed committees around each of these areas.
Committees are comprised of faculty, staff, Board
members, and parents who have been identified as
individuals who could add value in these areas, or those
who simply have passion to do the hard work and exercise
needed to strengthen these areas.
Actions were launched at a Board retreat this past
September. For each of these strategic initiatives, the
answers must be, “Yes” to the following key questions:
Does it advance the school’s mission? Does it fuel
sustainable operations? Does it support a healthy school
culture?
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The Core Strategic Pillars include (in no particular order):
Engaged Christian Community
Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
A Connected Armleder
Innovative Christian Learning Environments
ENGAGED CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY
HOW might we continue to ignite a community of
students, staff, and families who are known and cared
for while discovering and pursuing their God-given
passions and gifts?
This includes a focus on driving spiritual formation
among the entire community though small groups,
mentoring, discipleship, etc., and then reinforcing that
initiative through development of corporate spiritual
practices and experiences. As Board committee leader
Scott Phillips put it, “Think of it as a two-pronged
approach — discipleship and corporate worship."
“The Engaged Christian Community Committee
(ECCC) is currently envisioning what it looks like to drive
spiritual formation through the entire CHCA community.
The Committee has been studying work from James K.
A. Smith, a philosophy professor from Calvin College. His
premise is that Christ-centered learning institutions have,
for decades, focused on teaching information about the
Christian faith hoping that students would absorb the
information and faith would follow. Professor Smith believes
that this approach is backwards. Most people believe first
based on what they love. Hence the title of his book, ‘You
Are What You Love’. Accordingly, the ECCC will endeavor
to take a holistic approach to spiritual formation that
integrates Christian faith practices that reach not only the
head but the heart. Ultimately, we desire to see CHCA be a
place where the Kingdom of God is unleashed in our school,
our local communities, our country, and our world”.
– SCOTT PHILLIPS
CHCA Board Secretary and Committee Lead
DIVERSITY, EQUITY, & INCLUSION
HOW might we establish and maintain an
environment of unity, diversity, hospitality, and equity
within the CHCA school community?
Some initial groundwork was already underway the past
two years in our community among faculty and staff,
thanks to a partnership with Equity Builders. It has been
important to define the overall context for diversity,
equity, and inclusion at CHCA, and what the vision is as
we move forward as an institution. In partnership with a
new Director of Diversity and Inclusion, this committee
will develop and execute strategies to build and maintain
a racially, culturally, and economically diverse school.
The long-term vision of the Board’s Diversity, Equity, and
Inclusion Committee is to have CHCA be a community
where all families feel welcomed and are able to thrive
and reach their God-given potential. This work will be
long-term, recognized, and empowered by the CHCA
Board and administration with the authority, tools, and
resources to promote and ensure true racial and ethnic
diversity and equality within the community.
The work is focused on, but not limited to, the following:
• Increased student/family diversity
• Increased teacher diversity
• Communication and bridges built between
minority CHCA families and the school
• Growth in inclusivity among all families
• Enhanced cultural understanding and
acceptance
• Hiring and onboarding of a Director of
Diversity and Inclusion
In the end, the ultimate goal is to build a more diverse,
engaged Christian community and to provide and
promote year-round opportunities for students, parents,
and alumni that foster relationships among all families
at CHCA.
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A CONNECTED ARMLEDER
HOW might every Armleder student continue their
education through Grade 12 at CHCA?
For this to happen, we need to continue to examine
ways to bridge our campuses and find opportunities for
inclusion. The Armleder Committee is responsible for
enhancing bridges between the North Campus schools
and Armleder when it comes to matters of inclusion,
assimilation, cooperative activities, athletics, extracurricular
activities, fundraising, curriculum, and staff
needs.
Work of this special committee includes, but is not
limited to: supporting activities and programming
designed to bring North Campus and Armleder programs
together as often as is practical by both campuses,
serving as ambassadors in sharing Armleder’s unique
programming and offerings, ensuring Board level and
fundraising support, and ensuring that the unique
Armleder mission and long-term vision are consistently
strategically focused and in harmony with the overall
CHCA strategic direction. Currently, the Committee
has proposed and is fleshing out, “Armleder Advance”,
covering five key areas of bridge building. More to come
soon on this exciting new initiative.
INNOVATIVE CHRISTIAN LEARNING
ENVIRONMENTS
HOW might we continually provide individual and
collaborative experiences where students engage the
world around them, make meaning of their learning,
and cultivate a Christian worldview?
This is fundamental to how we do school at CHCA. This
is part of who we are as an institution, and in order to stay
competitive and ahead of the curve, we need to continue
to find new ways to innovate. This includes cultivating
new ideas and ways of learning, fueling the teacher
Innovation Fund, and consistently evaluating what we
are doing and how we might be able to do it better. We
are also asking ourselves what a post-pandemic CHCA
might look like by asking the questions, “What should
remain?”, “What should remain but be reshaped?” and
“What should not return?” In many areas, the pandemic
response hurried along courses of action that are
beneficial to stay and in some circumstances, even guide
our future.
In particular, the Board committee’s near-term strategic
opportunities include evaluation and enhancement of
the following:
ENTREPRENEURSHIP & SUSTAINABILITY
PROGRAMMING – Understand what is needed for
successful expansion of this program.
DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION CURRICULUM –
Partner with the Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Committee
to identify how and when diversity and inclusion will be
woven into our current curriculum.
HYBRID/REMOTE LEARNING –
Evaluate our offerings and student experiences to
understand what opportunities have been created as a
result of remote learning.
STEM/STEAM –
Understand what is driving STEM/STEAM currently and
where the opportunities are for innovation at CHCA.
FACILITIES PLANNING –
Determine what educational facilities need to be updated
or upgraded and make recommendations.
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If you ever wondered what it is like to serve on CHCA’s Board, many Board members, past and present, will tell you
it is a humbling and learning experience. Amy Connor, current Board Vice President, shares,
“I am humbled to be on this board and to be in the company of these Board members and Administration – people who
have dedicated infinite time and resources. It has been an incredible experience – personally and spiritually. I have learned a
lot about how schools and education work. Serving on a volunteer board is both very challenging and very rewarding. It has
been a journey of trusting and saying yes, listening when you are not sure of the answers, and being a bridge when a bridge is
needed. To plan for the future, we started by analyzing CHCA's core. In order to take steps forward, it was critical that we
examine our core and establish these pillars, which will sustain our mission. We are standing on the shoulders of giants, so
we are able to use the power and wisdom of the core to build the future.”
This is core work. This is diving into the heart of our institution to determine the what and how so we can continue
to thrive as one of the country’s best academically excellent, Christ-centered learning communities. So, for the next
“how” that comes, we will be stronger and better poised to continue movement forward, together.
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ISACS
ACCREDITATION
COMMENDATIONS
Every seven years, CHCA undergoes a thorough evaluation for accreditation by the Independent Schools
Association of the Central States (ISACS). This past year was a monumental year in that process, as we
were awarded our Certificate of Accreditation for the next seven years. Most notable in this recognition,
was the affirming comments that were shared with our entire faculty and staff by the visiting evaluators.
Here is an excerpt from their closing remarks:
"It is hard to describe whether the most striking aspect of Cincinnati Hills Christian
Academy is its inspiring commitment to a tradition of relationship, worship, and service,
or its bold forward-thinking commitment to new vistas in educational approaches and
innovative methods. The reality is, one does not have to decide because CHCA is both
traditional and groundbreaking, both in ways that serve children every day.
The school does not decide between nurturing the spirit and sharpening the intellect,
the school does both. CHCA does not choose between a beautifully landscaped suburban
existence or a bustling urban presence, CHCA is both. The school doesn’t choose
between the confines of their buildings or the expanse of the broader world, CHCA
inhabits both. You do not choose between serving others and preparing students for
personal success, you do both.
This ability to make what might be opposites elsewhere into an organic whole is what
makes Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy so distinct… the school is poised to grow not
in spite of its contradictions but because of them."
– ROB BRISK
ISACS Visiting Team Leader and Chief Engagement Officer of The Wellington Initiative
Accreditation from ISACS provides a very rigorous and collaborative process for the school to
consistently evaluate and be held accountable to our mission and values, as well as to achieving strategic
improvement and growth in all facets of our institution.
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A FRESH LOOK:
FARM-TO-SCHOOL
BY STEPHEN CARTER
DIRECTOR OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SUSTAINABILITY
“Having a teaching kitchen,
however, is more than just
having a place to cook.”
This spring, eleven graduating seniors will receive, in
addition to their diploma, the Entrepreneurship and
Sustainability Certificate. These graduates make up the
first cohort of students to fulfill the Entrepreneurship and
Sustainability Program requirements by completing two
years of internships (most at the school’s student-run
businesses), qualifying electives, and a final capstone
project. In short, they reflect the goal of this newly
expanded and productive program.
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“Productive” is perhaps the best word to describe
the Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Program
at CHCA. What began years ago as a student-run
coffee bar has now transformed into an entire range
of offerings encompassing preschool through Upper
School opportunities. One of the exciting developments
has been the inclusion of CHCA’s 6,000 square
foot greenhouse as a hub of entrepreneurship and
sustainability.

Because the program is deeply rooted in understanding
sustainable food sources, the shift to the greenhouse
made perfect sense—here students could both develop
and perfect horticulture techniques while turning the
space into a thriving business. Starting with an intensive
planting this past summer, the greenhouse is now
home to a wide range of vegetation with everything
from tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers to okra, kale,
and basil. Simultaneously, alumnus David Curtin '09,
graciously donated his time and expertise to create
an e-commerce app for direct sale of the greenhouse
produce—an app that will be key to the business’s
success.
Eight students have been tasked with the following
mission—develop the school’s greenhouse into a robust
learning experience for every student at CHCA while
shifting it into a profitable business by selling produce.
And so far, they’ve risen to the challenge. Under the
leadership of seniors Will Vincent and Andrew Waugh,
the students have put the finishing touches on the
retail app, which will enable customers from the entire
Cincinnati area to order directly from the greenhouse
and pick up after school twice a week. Because of the
specifications of the ordering system, the produce will be
harvested for each individual order, ensuring not only the
most nutritious possible produce but also the freshest by
far—the cucumbers customers will walk away with were
cut from the vine less than two hours before.
a year), the space will also function as an environment
for students to learn about profit and loss, marketing,
accounting, and other business practices. In true
entrepreneurship spirit, the CHCA Teaching Kitchen will
become an additional student-run business at the school.
The eleven students who are currently involved in the
project are building the kitchen from the ground up—
their class periods consist of everything from measuring
and planning the space to unboxing and assembling
ovens. Over the span of the first semester, they are
working hand-in-hand to build the teaching kitchen
and then, second semester, they will funnel that energy
into making it into a profitable business. Whether it is
through hosting evening cooking classes and summer
cooking boot camps, or through the sale of homemade
greenhouse products including pickles, pizza sauce, and
salsa, the students in the teaching kitchen will be applying
creative techniques to serve the larger community.
In addition to selling directly to consumers through
the app, the students are arranging for CHCA Eagle
Farms (the business side of the greenhouse) to sell
to restaurants as well as to a small-scale Community
Supported Agriculture (CSA) program. Through this
program, a group of families will be able to purchase
pre-shares of produce and will receive weekly supplies
throughout the year, ensuring the availability of fresh
produce grown on-site at CHCA.
As fueling as these developments are, more
transformations are happening in the space. The
greenhouse includes a 2,000 square foot classroom
built onto the back which is currently undergoing a
re-design to become a fully-equipped teaching kitchen.
The concept of the teaching kitchen goes back to an
initiative from the Harvard Public School of Health to
create learning opportunities for people to become
comfortable with cooking techniques while learning
about healthy living and nutritious food. Once
complete, CHCA will become the first K-12
institution to join the Harvard cohort.
Having a teaching kitchen, however, is more than just
having a place to cook. Having a teaching kitchen is about
understanding the true scope of the farm-to-school
concept—while food is being grown in the greenhouse
space, it remains purely produce until it is transformed
into a meal. Through the teaching kitchen, students gain
confidence in the kitchen while applying healthy-eating
practices that will guide them through their lives. And
much of the food they are preparing is grown less than
thirty feet away.
While the teaching kitchen, like the greenhouse, will
function as a learning experience for CHCA students
(the program’s goal is for every student at the school to
visit the greenhouse and teaching kitchen multiple times
And this is, overall, the vision of the Entrepreneurship
and Sustainability Program here at CHCA. We, as
Christians, are called to steward the Earth responsibly
and protect it for future generations. While training the
entrepreneurs of the future at CHCA, we are training
critical thinkers and innovative learners who will go
out and create solutions to problems that do not even
yet exist. Through the opportunities presented in this
program—the ability to learn sustainable growing
techniques, to gain confidence in the kitchen, to
understand the importance of healthy living—our
students will thrive regardless the scenarios and
environments in which they find themselves.
This fall, the elementary classes stood at the school’s
organic garden located at the Founders’ Campus—
one of the primary sites of the Entrepreneurship and
Sustainability Program—and carefully plucked the
seeds from a large sunflower. Each of these sunflowers,
grown from a single seed, produced over one thousand
seeds in turn. Each of those thousand seeds will, in
effect, produce another thousand seeds and so on. The
metaphor is apt—the seed of education is planted and
its growth and its potential and its impact are, in fact,
nothing short of productive. And this is what CHCA is
all about.
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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 this 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
A Creative Independent Study Journey
CHCA 2019 alumna, Maria Pancioli, created a stunning 4' x 8' stained glass masterpiece that pays homage to
CHCA and the city of Cincinnati.
CHCA's Upper School Once Again Named Best Christian High
School in Ohio
CHCA Seniors Named National Merit Semifinalists
Those recognized as semifinalists were: (2019) Jonathan Edgington, Ryan Keenan, Lillian McNutt, Evan
Phelps, Cade Reinberger and (2020) Scott Burk, Adam Jutt, Matthew Onadeko, Christopher Swedes, and
Megan Stotz. Those recognized as commended were: (2019) Jack Sonne and (2020) Hayden Gilkinson,
Jacob Herman, Kyle Reckamp, Cooper Schneider, and Jonathan Stokes.
CHCA Named Hall of Excellence Inductees
Rolando Collado, David Curtin '09, Nancy Bowden Young '00 named as the newest inductees.
James and the Giant Peach - A Delightfully "Peachy" Production!
CHCA's Entrepreneurial Studies Program Hosts "Great Lakes Great
Apple Crunch" at Armleder
Armleder students joined over 1 million students from across the Midwest in celebrating the "Great Lakes
Great Apple Crunch".
CHCA Junior Selected for U.S. Senate Youth Program
Gianna Rodriguez selected by the Hugh O'Brian Youth (HOBY) leadership program as a Southwest
Ohio semifinalist.
CHCA Inducts 66 Students into National Honor Society
CHCA All Star Athletes and Coaches Recognized by the Miami
Valley Conference
CHCA Theatre Brings the Bard to Life in Unique Way
Thirty-seven Shakespeare plays came to life on stage in this creative and witty show.
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CHCA Students Present Four Outstanding Performances of Godspell JR.
Nearly 50 students in grades 6-8 sang and danced their way into the hearts of audience members.
CHCA Senior Recognized as King Legacy Youth leadership Honoree
CHCA Senior Quinlan Wilson recognized as King Legacy Youth Leadership Honoree at the National
Underground Railroad Freedom Center.
CHCA's Girls' Basketball Program Raises Awareness and $6,000 for
Ovarian Cancer Research in Their Annual "Teal Power" event
Senior Cole Fisher Nominated for Prestigious "That's My Boy" Award
CHCA Theatre Presented "Footloose the Musical"
Beak Squad Student Wins Dean's List Finalist Award at FIRST
Robotics Competition
Four CHCA Students Qualify for Power of the Pen State Tournament
CHCA Launched Entrepreneurial Podcast
CHCA Grades 7&8 Students Learn Entrepreneurial Skills While
Running the Mini Cup Coffee Bar
Alumni Family Abroad Has A Multicultural Experience of a Lifetime
CHCA Christian Studies Teacher Publishes Book
Dr. William Pohl '01 published book with a timely message.
CHCA Announces New Head Varsity Men's Basketball Coach
CHCA Seniors Serve Random Acts of Kindness Around the City
CHCA Upper School Students Find Ways to Serve Remotely
As CHCA faculty led the charge in remote learning, the Upper School's SOS (Student Organized Service)
Program stepped up to the challenge and found many ways to serve remotely in our community.
CHCA Theatre Makes Sure the Shows Still Go On (Remotely)
Five CHCA Seniors Sign with Athletic Scholarships at the
Collegiate Level
Athletics Stays Strong In the Absence of Competition
Eagle Nation takes a pivot and continues to build their 360 ° Armor amidst the quarantine.
CHCA Girls' Bible Study Raises Funds for Scholarships and Food Bank
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CHCA Athletics Have History Making Year
Girls Volleyball Team were Regional Champions and competed in State Final Four and Boys Basketball Team
were District Champions
CHCA Annual ArtBeat Takes a Twist
Sheltering at home didn't stop ArtBeat from going on(line)…virtually!
Thirty-Two CHCA Students Were Inducted into International
Thespian Society
95 CHCA Students Earn The President's Volunteer Service Award
CHCA Senior Selected as Lazarus Awards Finalist
For the 3rd time in 5 years, a CHCA student is selected as at least a finalist for the AJC Human Relations
Award. Congratulations to Jordynn Jenkins '20 recognized for her leadership and service.
CHCA Team Wins 2020 Teen Film Challenge
Depite the uniquely difficult circumstances this year, team of CHCA current students and alumni win big
again at the Teen Film Challenge!
CHCA Inducts 37 New Members to NJHS
CHCA Summer Giving Circle Chooses The Literacy Network for
$1,000 Magnified Giving Grant
Seven current students and one alumnus completed a Magnified Giving summer program and were chosen
to give a $1,000 grant to The Literacy Network.
CHCA Sophomore Creates Trail for Outdoor Classroom
Josh Gaudet earned Eagle Scout with Outdoor Classroom trail renovations
Two CHCA Lifelong Friends Earn Perfect Score on ACT
Friends since age three, Scott Burk and Adam Jutt have been through a lot together, and this was a highlight
for sure.
CHCA's Adam Atallah Named 2020 NHSSCA State High School
Strength and Conditioning Coach of the Year for Ohio
Read more on page 28!
#GOCHCA19

CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS
2019-2020
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CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS
2019-2020
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END OF YEAR
PARADE
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REMOTE
LEARNING
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CHCA'S ADAM ATALLAH NAMED
2020 NHSSCA STATE HIGH SCHOOL STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING
COACH OF THE YEAR
CONTRIBUTED BY SUSAN EASTERDAY '18
FOR OHIO
CHCA’s Coach Adam Atallah was named the 2020 National High School Strength and Conditioning Association
(NHSSCA) State Coach of the Year for Ohio. To win this competitive award, coaches must first be nominated by
a peer in the industry. Then, they must complete an application which consists of certifications, athletics success,
industry advancement, and recommendation letters. Once finalists are selected from the applicants, the Coach of
the Year committee votes and selects one coach as the winner, this year selecting Coach Atallah, CHCA’s Director of
Sports Performance.
Adam, a 2007 CHCA graduate, brings a wealth of experience from the athletic world. He serves as a NHSSCA Ohio
advisory board member and is part of Jeremy Boone's LeaderKit, the #1 sports leadership program teaching how to
become a bolder, braver, and better leader.
Coach Atallah, alongside industry colleague Garrett Keith (Westminster Christian Academy), also co-founded Iron
Circle (IC), a ministry powered by Athletes in Action. IC is a Christian platform for strength and conditioning coaches
to connect in a community that values authenticity, accountability, and action. Each week, 75+ male and female
coaches participate nationwide on Iron Circle calls.
Atallah received his B.S. in Entrepreneurship from Miami University and played football for the Redhawks from 2007-
2009. Adam is married to Michelle and they have a son, Wade William, and two dogs, Remington and Ranger.
Here at CHCA, Atallah has made a deep impact through his work as Director of Sports Performance. He leads
daily strength training sessions in the weight room and teaches student athletes about the importance of fullbody
nutrition and exercise. Coach Atallah especially focuses on increasing strength, speed, power, jumping, and
conditioning of athletes as a cohesive team, not as individuals, so the team can have more longevity and success.
However, his impact goes way beyond just physical fitness. Atallah was instrumental in developing CHCA’s 360°
Armor program that focuses on developing the spirit, mind, and body of student athletes to “[equip] students to
encompass life-long values of faith, leadership, and strength of character.” Coach Atallah implements these principles
daily by motivating and getting to know his athletes on personal and spiritual levels, which allows him to help them
grow in ways beyond just physical.
Student athletes recognize the tremendous impact Adam has made in the athletics program. According to Cole
Fisher ('20), “Coach Atallah was the very first coach I had at CHCA when I transferred in 7th grade, and he has always
poured so much into all of us not only in the weight room, but also mentally, spiritually, and relationally. His character,
drive, and passion are some of the many great qualities he possesses that separate him from the rest, and there is
no one more deserving of this award. I am very confident that I can speak on behalf of the entire CHCA community
when I say that we are all extremely grateful to have Coach A, the best in the business.”
As stated by Atallah, “This honor is for all of Eagle Nation. Your trust, commitment, and work led to our program getting
recognized. We have much to get better on, but I believe we are doing something here with a level of excellence and it’s great
to be recognized for it.”
When we asked Adam about his vision as Athletics moves forward, he shared,
“When I think about where the Sports Performance Program will be in the next 3 to 5 years, I look at
all the top colleges and universities out there and what they’re doing to model a level of excellence
that their student athletes can take part in. Everything from high level facilities to the technology
integration in our performance program, performance coaches and staff available to each sports
team, to our athletes who are on the Apex Leaders Team and working in the Desire to Lead leadership
program. A true Spirit, Mind, Body approach that is readily available at all of our [student athletes’]
disposal. Where else can you list all of these things at a small-sized school like ours?
Small School, Big Results!”
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Adam added a perspective unique to CHCA,
“We talk with our kids about the promised land for them personally, and as a team. We talk
about the mission and how to get there. Our program is about living a life that demands an
explanation. We are intentional about leaving everything better than we found it and that
you will leave [CHCA] better than you started! That’s what makes this place so great and the
rootstock of our sports performance program.
[I’m] proud to be a part of Eagle Nation!”
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2020
CLASS OF
“You will keep in perfect peace those
whose minds are steadfast, because
they trust in you. Trust in the LORD
forever, for the LORD, the LORD
himself, is the Rock eternal”
- Isaiah 26:3-4 (Class Verse)
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CHCA CELEBRATES
the accomplishments of the Class of 2020
by the numbers...
...and so much more achieved by this special class!
Chase Adams
Charles An
Gonzalo Andaluz
Grant Aspenwall
Vlad Bazhenov
Nate Bellamy
Jonathan Bishop
Kiki Brock
Patrick Brooks
Zhang Cao
Jacob Chaudhary
Andy Chen
Jacquie Clayton
Cameron Cooper
Wilson Crimmins
Samuel Davis
Allie Deines
Brooklyn Dobyns
Ainsley Droege
Jonathan Edgington
Cole Fisher
Catherine Frazer
David Gregory
Teeyon Grote
Hope Handelsman
Azu Hernandez
William Huang
Adam Hueil
Jordynn Jenkins
Ryan Keenan
Kt Kincaid ‡
Alex Kleymeyer
Davey Levin
Yingnan Li
Blake Lloyd
Olivia Loeffler
Jack Lyle
Kelsey MacFarland
Alex Mays
Taylor McCracken
Lillian McNutt
Anna McSwain
Lauren Myers
Jake Nicholas
Ellie Norris
Sammie Nowiski
Alexis Otto
Maggie Pairan
Austin Parker
Evan Phelps
Mike Phillips
Hayden Poore
Danny Reagan
Cade Reinberger
AJ Renneker
Lina Sanders
Rylan Saunders
Jessica Schaad
Jack Sonne
Billy Southerland
Caroline Strasser
Brian Tang
Ryan Wilkins
Jack Wilkowski
Quinlan Wilson
Logan Wilson
Anna Wright
Steve Wu
Jake Younkin
Olivia Zhang
Victoria Zhang
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A BIT ABOUT OUR
VAL & SALS
CADE REINBERGER
Class of 2020 Valedictorian
Cade arrived at CHCA in third grade and is extremely grateful
for the educational opportunities it has provided him and its
enormous capacity to afford its students all-around personal
growth. Cade is a National Merit Finalist and a National
AP Scholar who has taken 15 AP Exams. Cade is also a
Distinguished CHCA Cum Laude Scholar, and recipient of
11 academic excellence awards at CHCA. He has also placed
in the single digits in several state-level math competitions,
topping out at 8th in the Ohio Math Invitational Olympiad,
4th in the Kettering University Math Olympiad, and 1st with
a team of his peers at CHCA on the Purple Comet. Cade
also was an honorable mention for the USA Mathematical
Talent Search, and the most prolific attendee of the famous
Hampshire College Summer Studies in Mathematics.
Outside of the classroom, Cade led the undefeated CHCA
academic team in scoring, being named first team all-city
for the second time in his tenure on the squad. Cade was
additionally the autonomous and software architecture lead
for the State-Champion CHCA robotics team 4028, "The
Beak Squad.” Cade furthermore has enjoyed his time playing
basketball with his classmates—including both of this year’s
co-salutatorians for The Yacht Club. He has completed
multiple service trips to Cass ministries in Detroit, and
recently assisted in a summer-camp teaching electrical and
software engineering to middle schoolers. He furthermore
has diverse hobbies in such areas as STEM, including
recreational math, open-source software development
in numerical methods, and data-science driven fantasy
baseball; the humanities, ranging from Aztec Mythology to
Vonnegut and Fragonard; and pop culture, including hip-hop
and rap music, comedy movies, and, most recently, The IT
Crowd and Daybreak. Cade is also extremely fond of highfives,
and, before the pandemic, gave over 10 thousand of
them. Cade is studying computational math and computer
science at Rochester Institute of Technology as an RIT
presidential scholar.
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CADE EVAN JOHN
EVAN PHELPS
Class of 2020 Salutatorian
Evan attended CHCA since kindergarten, and he is extremely
grateful for the wonderful teachers and immense opportunities
at CHCA. He always sought to challenge himself academically,
taking nine AP courses and pursuing an independent study on
the business of sustainable agriculture. Evan is a National Merit
Finalist and a member of both the National Honor Society and
Mu Alpha Theta. Outside of the classroom, Evan played varsity
tennis all four years, serving as a captain the past two. He also
served as a peer advisor for freshmen, a student ambassador for
prospective families, and the founder of Students for Soldiers,
a service group dedicated to showing appreciation for soldiers,
veterans, and first responders. Additionally, as a member of Boy
Scout Troop 674, he earned the rank of Eagle Scout. Finally, Evan
played and coached for The Yacht Club recreational basketball
team. Evan was awarded the Cincinnatus Distinction Scholarship
from the University of Cincinnati and is studying business as part
of the Lindner Honors-PLUS program.
JOHN SONNE
Class of 2020 Salutatorian
Jack has been at CHCA since kindergarten. He is a CHCA
distinguished Cum Laude Scholar, a commended National
Merit Scholar, and an AP Scholar with distinction. He is a
member of both National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta.
He also received a perfect score on the ACT as a sophomore.
One of his most memorable accomplishments was hosting
the Stewart Elementary Carnival as an SOS leader. Jack played
varsity basketball for two years and also started on his amateur
basketball team, The Yacht Club. Outside of school, he spends
the bulk of his free time practicing and competing in golf.
Finishing 7th and 5th in the state tournament his junior and senior
years, he received 1st team all-Ohio and was a finalist for the
Cincinnati.com Fall Sports Awards as a senior. Jack is attending
Carnegie Mellon University where he is playing golf and studying
chemical engineering.

CLASS OF 2020
RECOGNITIONS
CHCA OUTREACH AND LEADERSHIP
700+ SERVICE HOURS
Ainsley Droege
500+ SERVICE HOURS
Catherine Frazer
400+ SERVICE HOURS
Adam Hueil
Jacqueline Clayton
Lillian McNutt
300+ SERVICE HOURS
Jonathan Bishop
Allison Deines
Jacobson Nicholas
Rylan Saunders
Min Zhang
200+ SERVICE HOURS
Chase Adams
Vladislav Bazhenov
Nathaniel Bellamy
Kiki Brock
Yizhang Cao
Wilson Crimmins
Brooklyn Dobyns
Nicholas Fisher
Teeyon Grote
Jordynn Jenkins
Ryan Keenan
Jack Lyle
Lauren Myers
Evan Phelps
Lina Sanders
Quinlan Wilson
SENIOR SERVICE AWARD WINNERS
SOS INTERNSHIP AWARD
Lillian McNutt
DEDICATION TO COMMUNITY AWARD
Ainsley Droege
4 YEAR LEADERSHIP AWARD
Jordynn Jenkins
PRESIDENTIAL SERVICE
AWARDS
SOS BOARD LEADERSHIP
AWARDS
SILVER
Kiki Brock
Ainsley Droege
Catherine Frazer
Lillian McNutt
BRONZE
Jonathan Bishop
Jacqueline Clayton
Rylan Saunders
Chase Adams
Jonathan Bishop
Rylan Saunders
NEYER FOUNDATION
CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
Catherine Frazer
DICK SNYDER AWARD
Ainsley Droege
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CONGRATULATIONS
CLASS OF 2020!
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A CAREFUL MOMENT SPENT
WITH A RECKLESS PRODUCER
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Each year Susan Jung, CHCA’s Theatre Artistic Director, has the job of choosing
the three productions that she will bring to life on the stage. In the recent past,
we have seen classics such as Footloose, Mary Poppins and even Les Misérables.
This year, a new title made its way on to the list that no one had ever heard of –
except Susan – because she wrote it herself! We recently had a chance to chat
with Susan to find out a little bit more about her new musical, RECKLESS.

Hi Susan! Congratulations on your new show! How long did it take for you to write the script AND the music?
And which was more challenging?
Thank you! So, I’ve been working on the script and music for about a year. Being in quarantine this past Spring, I had a lot of
time to write. Each part of the process had its own challenges, but I’m less familiar with writing music, so that was definitely
more difficult!
Was this something you did on your own or did you have any assistance or guidance?
Definitely not completely on my own! So many wonderful people gave me encouragement. My friend, singer/songwriter
Andrea VonAllmen, was instrumental in providing feedback for an early song. Then my husband arranged for me to meet with
Broadway Music Director Seth Rudetsky, and he provided some much needed mentoring in my overall songwriting process. I
had Stephen Carter, Tom Long, and Jocelyn Sluka read early drafts of the script, and they each gave some great feedback. My
family was also a really important sounding board for me. My biggest source of guidance, though, was my husband Jim, who
endured countless hours of listening to 70 different versions of songs, brainstorming story sessions, and reading scenes so I
could hear the dialogue out loud.
This is quite the achievement! Is this your first musical that you have written?
It is my first full length musical for young adults that I have written by myself. I have co-written seven children’s musicals. I have
always wanted to write a more mature musical, and I really felt a calling to write something specifically for high school students
to perform. Plus, I wanted a challenge. High school students go through some really hard things, and I wanted to write about
those challenges.
What has been the most unexpected emotion during the process of creating this show and seeing it come to life?
Being someone who feels so many emotions on a daily basis, I cannot say there has been anything unexpected. I knew going
in that this process would come with self-doubt, humility, confidence, fear, excitement, and so much more. I think if I’ve been
surprised by anything, it has been how vocally encouraging the students have been.
Can you give me a short description of the story/show?
RECKLESS is based on the Parable of the Prodigal Son. It is a contemporary version that follows adopted daughter Mia’s messy
journey after deciding to leave her home, her sister, and her father. This story really challenges what it means to be reckless.
Where and when did the inspiration for this show come from?
My inspiration came from a blend of the prodigal son story in the Book of Luke, events from my own life, and events of those
who are close to me. I’m a dreamer and I really wanted to share parts of my own story, so I think this story has been in me for a
while. I had written songs, a short story, and even started a movie script, but none of those really went anywhere. I needed to
wait until God’s timing lined up. Once it did, the pieces fell in to place very easily.
How difficult was it to cast the show, being so close to the character development?
It was surprisingly easy! Writing with high school students in mind, I felt like I created characters who are universal and easy to
understand, with the hope that other high schools outside of CHCA would find it easy to cast as well.
How did you come to cast CHCA alumnus, Gabe Hoyer, in the show?
The role of the father, Jesse, is one that requires a certain level of maturity and an understanding of complex emotions. I
needed someone who could do a lot of work on his own without hours of intense one-on-one coaching (something that
I’ve had to do a lot of in the past for complex roles). I knew Gabe could handle it and he has exceeded my expectations.
I also thought it would be good to have someone who knew the culture of the department and could bring in the level of
professionalism that I try to cultivate.
If you could play one of the roles in the show yourself, who would you be and why?
Definitely Mia. She is so much of me and I get her. I also love her turn around song, “Grasping”. It’s the second song I wrote
for the show and it feels good to sing.
What do you want people to take away after seeing Reckless?
I love art because it is subjective, and I am always amazed at how people respond so differently after experiencing the same
thing. Having said that, I hope that people recognize themselves somewhere in the show, and that they feel understood
and loved.
We know you just finished creating this show, but do you think we could ever expect another one from you in
the future?
Absolutely, yes! 100%! I loved every part of this creative process, even the really frustrating parts. I have so many stories in my
head so I hope there will be more to come.
And we hope so too, Susan!
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Pictured L to R: Audrey '95, Ainsley '23 and Rick Keyes

COMING
HOME
You’ve heard it said before that everything old becomes new again. Fashion, hairstyles,
various trends - they can be gone for years and then show back up, immediately
transporting you to the “good old days”. There is a newness and an excitement to them.
Old memories flash through your head. Emotions have a power surge and quickly break
through to the surface. Immediate surroundings can disappear as calendars momentarily
rewind. This is exactly what happened to me when I stepped through the main entrance of
CHCA’s high school in the late fall of 2018. And even at that moment, I couldn’t begin to
understand what was in store for my family and me.
Nearly 23 years had passed since I had found myself sitting at a table inside a CHCA building and yet, within
two minutes, it felt like no time had passed at all. Honestly, it was quite breathtaking and evoked an emotion
in me that I won’t soon forget. I was visiting the school, discussing the possibility of my daughter becoming
an Eagle, and although everything around me looked very different from the way it did when I accepted my
diploma from CHCA in 1995, it all felt the same. The old was becoming the new and I was bubbling with
excitement to return to the “good old days”.
If you knew me in the 90’s, you know that I loved my four years at CHCA. Even with only 28 kids in my class
and limited opportunities, compared to the incredible abundance students are now offered, I knew that I
was blessed to be a part of CHCA. Recently, those blessings came back full circle and have landed me in the
role of Alumni Relations and CHCA Events Coordinator for CHCA, and I could not be more excited! I love
how God’s plan for my life included CHCA over 25 years ago and it still does today.
My parents will tell you today that enrolling their three children at CHCA in 1991 was not only incredibly
risky, it was also one of the best decisions they have ever made. Now, with my daughter nearly halfway done
with her second year at CHCA as a sophomore, and me fulfilling this incredible position within the school,
I am beyond proud to stand next to my parents and say the same thing. The risk may be different but the
spiritual growth, challenges, and decisions that my family is making gives me full confidence that “coming
home” to CHCA is definitely one of the best decisions we have made.
AUDREY (DUREN) KEYES '95
Alumni Relations and CHCA Events Coordinator
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1995
JON ADAMS
In September, Jon received the 2020
Goering Center for Family and Private
Businesses Baldwin Award that
honors an outstanding volunteer. Jon’s
company, SALIX Data in downtown
Cincinnati, joined the Goering Center
more than 10 years ago.
The Goering Center’s president, Carol
Butler said, “Jon was an easy choice
for this award. He has gone above and
beyond to assist the Goering Center
as we strive to achieve our mission. He
gives, he cares, he shows up and then he
gives some more. He owns and operates
a successful multinational business,
but gives back to the communities
in which he operates. He sees
opportunities clearly and speaks up to
drive better outcomes for all.”
Butler said that Jon and SALIX Data
embrace the Center’s “10 Best Practices
of Family and Private Business.” She
said his company’s values are service,
achievement, leadership, integrity and
expertise. “These are clearly Jon’s
personal values as well.”
Jon, along with his brother, Rob,
started SALIX Data 21 years ago. With
additional operations in Kenya and
India, SALIX Data today is a leading
content management and litigation
support company. The company
employs more than 100 workers. Local
clients include Procter & Gamble, the
University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati
Children’s Hospital Medical Center.
1995
MICAH DENNISON
Micah and his wife Kimberly live in West
Chester, OH where they are raising their two
young daughters, Norah & Cara. Micah is
the General Manager of The Party Source in
Bellevue, KY.
1996
1 | MICHAEL MACHT
When Michael isn’t at home in Morrow with
his wife Jennifer and their 5-year-old twins,
Daniel and Elizabeth, you can probably find
him running through an airport to catch
one of the 250+ flights he is jumping on.
Michael has been working as an Engineer
with Carbon 3D, a 3-dimensional printing
company, for the past three years and says
he is busier than ever, flying all around the
world, with 3D printers now making COVID
masks and test swabs.
1997
WES DUREN
Wes’s company, Marvin’s Organic Gardens,
has been in business for 22 years. They
promote ecological landscaping and safe
solutions to conventional products and
services. His wife, Diantha, and stepson,
Zoriah, are two of his biggest supporters
and have been instrumental in his family
business. Wes has had the opportunity to
develop the grounds at the historic Loveland
Castle for the past 25 years, which are
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quickly reaching botanical garden status.
Wes says that “working with plants and
helping homeowners develop their
personal sanctuaries is undeniably [his]
God-given calling in life.” This gift has
extended into countless service projects
around the world, with the latest being
the Garden of Eatin’ at the CHCA High
School in collaboration with the new
E&S program. Wes is working to develop
gardens at the school that produce food
and medicine and also increase the curbappeal
year-round.
1999
WHITNEY (DUREN) SMITH
Whitney and her husband Tim recently
moved back to the Cincinnati area after
spending nearly 10 years working as
inner-city missionaries in Kansas City, MO
for the International House of Prayer. They
are in the process of rehabbing an 1800’s
farmhouse in Lebanon and Whitney is
working toward getting her Master of
Arts in Marriage & Family Therapy from
Asbury University.
NICOLE (MARTIN) QUILLEN
Over the past year, Nicole has been
working on a project she is very passionate
about called Birdie Lane Baby. Birdie Lane
is a clothing line for babies, toddlers, and
kids. She has spent months creating specs,
testing materials and ordering samples to
ensure that the products are of the highest
quality. With two little ones at home now,
Teddy and Birdie, Nicole knows how
difficult it can be to justify purchasing
high-quality clothes for your non-stop
growing children. Her hope is that Birdie
Lane products will be passed down to
friends and family for generations to come.
You can check out all her products online
at www.birdielanebaby.com.
2000
MICHELLE PEMBAUR
Michelle has worked for Fidelity
Investments for 14 years and recently
transitioned into a new role as Director,
Business Analyst (AI Enablement).
Her husband Michael started an IT
consulting company earlier this year. They
welcomed Alaina Grace into their family
in September of last year and her big
brother, Michael, turned three. They live
in Cincinnati, next door to ’99 alum Maura
(Pembaur) O’Keefe.
2 | LINDSEY (MEFFORD) HOUSE
For the past 3.5 years, Lindsey has worked
as an HR Manager for Mitsubishi Electric
Automotive America, Inc. Lindsey and
her husband Matt live in Fairfield, OH and
have two children, Seth and Eleanor. Seth
is a 2nd Grader at Central Elementary
in the Fairfield City School District and
Eleanor started Kindergarten this year at
Kids ‘R’ Kids.
3 | LITA (HITCHCOCK) HOLMAN
Lita and her husband Ryan live in Deer
Park, OH where Lita stays at home with
their four children. Their most recent
addition was the adoption of their 4th
child, Ahya. They had fostered Ahya since
she was a newborn and adopted her on
August 13, 2018. Lita says that she is a
sweet, vibrant addition to their family!
*While CHCA celebrates the work and accomplishments of all alumni, CHCA does not endorse businesses and
organizations represented in updates.
2001
ALUMNI NOTES
KARAH (JONES) MUELLER
After two boys, Garren (4) and Gunnar (2),
Karah and her husband Bill welcomed a
daughter into the world. Lorraine (Rainey)
Elizabeth was born on June 21, 2020 and the
family could not be happier!
LAUREN (KIRK) ROBINSON
On May 24, 2020, Lauren walked down
the aisle and wed Jonas Lee Robinson. Due
to COVID, their wedding plans had been
downsized, but they moved forward with
an intimate affair with only 11 people in
attendance. Her parents hosted a reception
dinner at their home in Loveland, OH and
she says she is so glad that she kept her
original wedding date, even though the
plans had to change drastically. Currently,
the newlyweds are living and working in
the Chicago area and enjoying their time
together. Lauren works in real estate as a
Director on the Redevelopment team at
Brixmor Property Group. She is responsible
for redeveloping the company’s shopping
centers into vibrant mixed-use communities.
DR. TIFFANY BOWDEN
Congratulations to Tiffany for graduating this
year from the University of Illinois with her
PhD in Communication with a focus on
Diversity & Inclusion. Tiffany is currently
working for Amazon as the Global Diversity
& Inclusion (D&I) Program Manager -
Training and Communication. Throughout
2020 Tiffany has accomplished a huge
number of things by purposefully slowing
down and becoming more focused. A few
of those accomplishments include a feature
in Forbes; became a mentor for Women
In Tech; started writing her poetry book;
rescued, trained and homed shelter dogs;
made her own essential oils; and raised
money through a fundraiser to pay for
funeral needs for an uncovered veteran.
2002
EMILY (BREITHOLLE) BYERS
On August 6, 2020, Emily and her husband
Tony welcomed their second child, Luke.
Ellie (6), loves being a big sister.
2000
ANDREW POTTER
In April 2020, Andrew swore into the
US Air Force Civilian Service where he
leads a team of analysts. Additionally,
over the summer Andrew completed his
Master's Degree in Public Policy - Public
Administration at Liberty University.
Andrew currently lives in Georgia
with his wife Maria, son John (15),
and daughter Jenevieve (4).
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ALUMNI NOTES
2007 2003
MELISSA (PERKINS) RUCH
Melissa and her husband Paul welcomed
their third child, Carson, on June 27,
2020. Carson has two older brothers,
Caden (6) and Parker (4).
ASHLEY (SUTHERLY) COLLINS
Ashley and her husband moved from
Colerain Township to Liberty Township
in March. They welcomed their second
child, Oliver, on August 15, 2020. His big
sister, Sydney, loves him so much!
4 | KATHRYN (POLZIN) ABELS
Kathryn has been teaching at Northmont
High School for 14 years. She teaches
9th graders and a combined 11/12
media studies course. Kathryn says
that Jennifer (Montani) Shock was her
inspiration for getting into teaching. She
always went out of her way to connect
and build relationships with her students
at CHCA and that is now something that
Kathryn strives to do with each and every
one of her students.
2005
KRISTA (COCHRAN) CHODZKO
On August 11, 2020, Krista and her
husband welcomed their first child
into the world – Emma Jean. The three
of them are currently living in sunny
California where Krista works as a Realtor
for Keller Williams Realty.
2007
ADAM ATALLAH
It’s been a big year for Adam and his
wife Michelle! On January 12, 2020 they
welcomed son Wade William into their
little family, joining their 3-year-old dog
Ranger. This school year ('20/ '21) marks
6 years working at CHCA handling the
Sports Performance and Wellness of
the student athletes. Earlier this year,
Adam was selected by the National
High School Strength & Conditioning
Association (NHSSCA) as the Coach
of the Year for Ohio. You can read more
about this incredible award in the All
School News section of the CHCA
website. Way to go, Adam!
2008
KRISTIN (PHILIP) ROBINSON
Kristin was diagnosed with a rare form of
cancer in her jaw in January 2020. She
underwent extensive surgery, radiation,
and chemotherapy. As of today, she
is cancer free, although she is on
maintenance chemo until March 2021.
Kristin and her husband Cameron are
blogging about their experience at www.
caringbridge.org/visit/jawtumorjourney.
2009
5 |PORSHA FRAZIER
Portia recently graduated from Xavier
University's accelerated master’s program
for Nursing. She moved to Columbus, OH to
work at The Ohio State University Wexner
Medical Center. She is now a Registered
Nurse on a Neuro Trauma/Neuro Surgery/
Epilepsy Unit. On April 24, 2021, she will
marry her best friend, Chavaughn Lockett, in
Cincinnati, OH.
LINDSAY LATIMER (TRUCKIS) COMBS
Lindsay and her husband Taylor welcomed
their first child, Lydia Rose, on June 11th.
Residing in Nashville for eleven years, Lindsay
is a musician and private music teacher for
Covenant Conservatory and Taylor is a book
publisher of Christian living and leadership
books at B&H Publishing Group. You can find
Lindsay’s music on Spotify and on her website,
www.LindsayLatimer.com.
2010
KATE (MYERS) MEYER
Kate married the love of her life in an intimate
backyard wedding at her parents’ house on
Saturday, September 12, 2020. Having made
the decision to cancel her wedding at the
Cincinnati Art Museum due to COVID, she
opted not to wait but to make the most of
a bad situation. Immediate family were the
only ones in attendance including her brother,
David '08.
BRANDON WALKER
Brandon received his Master’s in Philosophy
from St. Louis University and has now started
Law School at the University of Pennsylvania
after receiving a full 3-year scholarship.
Brandon did his undergrad studies at Baylor
(Philosophy) before going to SLU. He has
had tuition-free education for all these
years thanks to generous scholarships from
these institutions. He and his wife Carly are
currently living in Collingswood, NJ.
2011
ROBERT HANES
Robert, who is currently living in Middletown,
OH, has been busy working on growing
his Esports and Sports media company,
The Game Haus LLC. He also spends time
coaching pitchers at Bishop Fenwick High
School at all levels.
6 | MADDIE DREES
2020 has taught Maddie the importance of
patience. After getting engaged in September
of 2019, Maddie and her fiancé Kyle had
planned to get married in October of 2020.
However, due to COVID, she has had to
postpone the wedding until October 2021.
As one of her friends recently commented on
Facebook, “the best things in life are worth
the wait”. Maddie is currently living in Astoria,
New York.
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2012
7 | ANNMARIE (KADNAR) RILEY
AnnMarie and her husband James '13
recently moved to Loveland, OH and she
started a new job working at Kings Vet
Hospital. This is a big career change that
came at a good time for their family. James
is still busy as ever being a firefighter, fire/
explosives investigator, and K9 handler for
Ohio Task Force 1, Butler County Sheriffs
office, and the City of Forest Park. The two
of them enjoy spending their free time
together with all four of their dogs - Bear,
Ziva, Ember, and Kato - and of course the
horse, Blaze, too!
2013
8 | ABBY BOWMAN
Abby recently celebrated her second work
anniversary at Nationwide with a runnerup
finish in the inaugural Nationwide
Voice singing competition. She continues
to reside in Brooklyn, and spends time
doing bilingual education support
for various clients in and around the
Northeast and New England area. During
the quarantine, she made a visit to over
half of Ohio’s 70+ state parks.
9 | KAITLYN VENTERS
Kaity is living in Chicago and has recently
taken a new position as Product Marketing
Manager at GHP Group, Inc. Prior to
joining GHP she was with Acco Brands
for three years. Recently Kaity was back
in Cincinnati to celebrate the wedding of
dear friend and fellow CHCA graduate
Mackenzie (Due) Branam '13.
HAILEY MAROSI
CHCA is pleased to welcome Hailey back
into our community – this time as the art
teacher at our Armleder campus where
she is teaching PK through Gr 6! Hailey
says the transition has been seamless
and everyone around her has been so
incredibly supportive. She is grateful for
the role and excited to grow the program
and invest in God’s vision here.
2014
ALI (HARKER) FIRIOS
There is no slowing down for Ali! In 2018,
Ali graduated from the University of
Kentucky. In 2019, Ali got married to Nico
Firios. And recently, Ali moved across the
east coast to Orlando, Florida where she
and her husband are finishing up building
their first home together. Currently, Ali is
pursuing a career in pharmaceutical sales
for women’s health.
SARAH (CUNNINGHAM) CAMPBELL
Just a couple of months ago, Sarah
became Mrs. Campbell when she wed
Hunter Campbell on September 5, 2020.
Currently, Sarah is working as a Process
Engineer for Jedson Engineering. In her
spare time, she has started her own
art business where she sells drawings
and watercolor paintings. You can see
everything she sells in her Etsy shop, “The
Campbell Creative”.

2018
JACK PAQUETTE
Since graduating from Cincinnati Hills
Christian Academy, Jack has spent a
great deal of time educating students
by working at an after-school program
for high-schoolers. He worked
at Springhill's overnight camp in
Michigan this past summer ensuring
that children could find peace from
COVID and grow in their relationship
with Jesus.
Along with working with children,
Jack has continued the work with
refugees that he started while
attending CHCA. His goal has been
to make sure that the teen/collegeaged
refugees that resettled into Ann
Arbor/Ypsilanti area are able to build
friendships with people in their age
group at Eastern Michigan University
and University of Michigan. Jack does
this by conducting weekly Zoom calls
with trivia nights, cooking classes, and
other activities.
This past summer, Jack was given
the incredible opportunity to intern
remotely with the President of the
City Council of Detroit, Brenda Jones,
where he worked as the Committee
Coordinator of the Public Health and
Safety Committee amid COVID-19.
Jack helped research solutions on
how to create a peaceful environment
amongst the protests and a new
surveillance system that could help to
reduce crime in Detroit.
Jack is currently an officer for the
Honors History Society Phi Alpha
Theta, arranging dates for history
speakers to speak remotely and
to build community among other
members of the Society. Jack credits
Sarah Potts, Susan Jung, Karen
Hordinski, and his mother for inspiring
him to do so much with his life.
2014
RAELYN KLUSMEYER
Raelyn completed her Bachelor’s degree
in December 2017 and Master’s degree
in May 2020 at Bowling Green State
University. In August she began her
dream career as a School Counselor
with Cincinnati Public Schools and she
is loving it so far!
MACKENZIE ACKERMAN
After completing her undergraduate degree
from the University of Georgia, Mackenzie
has jumped back into college at The Ohio
State University where she is pursuing her
Doctorate in Occupational Therapy.
10 | CHARLIE ANDREWS
After graduating from college in 2018, Charlie
opened Badges Drum Shop, Cincinnati's
only dedicated drum shop catering to area
drummers and students and celebrating
the best brands and badges in the business.
He is offering regular learning opportunities
on-site such as drum clinics, masterclasses,
and lessons. Badges Drum Shop is
located in Mason, OH and online at www.
badgesdrumshop.com.
CASEY OCHS
After graduating from CHCA, Casey went on
to University of Dayton and received a degree
in Communication Management. This year,
Casey graduated from The Christ College of
Nursing and Health Sciences with a degree in
Nursing. She is currently working at Cincinnati
Children’s Hospital as an Acute Care Cardiology
Nurse and has started a small business called
JOYnMovement to teach online fitness classes.
2015
SAVANNAH MARY
Last year, Savannah was teaching English
in China. This year she is teaching Physical
Education at the CHCA Armleder Campus.
Due to COVID, Savannah had to return
home to Cincinnati much sooner than she
anticipated. This wasn’t what she had in her
plans, but God did and now she is beyond
thankful for the “greatest community of fellow
Christian educators who strive to glorify God
first and then teach their students to do the
same.” Coming back to Armleder also meant
coming back to her old stomping grounds
and teaching right where she was taught PK
through Gr 8.
JOE PANCIOLI
In 2018, Joe married his wife, Breanna and
they are currently living in the Cincinnati area.
Recently, he completed his active service with
the United States Marine Corps and has now
started working as a dispatcher with the City
of Monroe. Joe hopes to finish his degree in
Criminal Justice in the near future.
2016
11 | EMILY JONES
After Emily completed her undergraduate
degree in Interdisciplinary Studies in
December 2019, she made the decision to
move to Florida so that she could start working
on her Doctorate of Physical Therapy. On
August 31st, she started back to school at
University of Florida.
12 | MORGANNE VENTERS
Morganne graduated last December from
Belmont University in Nashville, TN and
began graduate work at Logan University near
St. Louis as a Chiropractor.
*While CHCA celebrates the work and accomplishments of all alumni, CHCA does not endorse businesses
and organizations represented in updates.
2018
13 | RONNY ANDRES FARFAN AQUILAR
Recently, Ronny became a certified flight
instructor for Purdue University where he
has the opportunity to teach people how
to fly. He is incredibly thankful to God to
have taken him on this journey. He says
he would never have imagined this to all
happen back when he was just a freshman
in high school.
2018
ABBY BLINK
Abby is currently studying Naval
Architecture Marine Engineering at
University of New Orleans. This is the
study of the design of the hull of a ship
and the systems within it. There are only
five schools (three non-military schools)
that offer this degree.
Abby grew up going to a sailing camp
every summer which is where she fell in
love with boats. She knew that she was
gifted in math and science which is what
excited her about this program. She is
currently in her junior year, taking classes
that include Ship Hull Strength and
Resistance and Propulsion. Next year
she will work on a senior design project
that will put her in a group with a few
other students and they will design a ship
from start to finish and then present it to
industry leaders. After graduation, Abby
will have the ability to apply to work at any
number of ship design firms, shipyards,
or companies that test or write the ship
design regulations.
During her freshman year, Abby applied
and was awarded the Department of
Defense SMART Scholarship. It is a full
tuition scholarship + stipend that includes
an internship for every summer while
she is in school. When Abby applied for
the program, she was 1 of the 15% of the
applicants that received the scholarship.
For more information about the
SMART Scholarship: https://www.
smartscholarship.org/smart
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BRITTANY SOUTHERLAND '14,
MULTI MASKS OWNER
In response to the recent requirement of masks due to COVID, Brittany
launched her new business, Multi Masks. These multi-use masks are
breathable, versatile, fashionable, and washable. They also double as headbands
and scrunchies! All masks are $3 plus shipping and there are many colors and
patterns to choose from. You can see all the options on Brittany’s Instagram
page @Multi_Masks_.
Brittany says, “Each mask that is sold helps me to donate to OneWorld Health,
which supports developing countries bring permanent, sustainable healthcare to the
chronically underserved. AdditionWally, proceeds will be donated to my adopted
brother’s (Yusuf) family in Nigeria. Yusuf unfortunately lost his battle to cancer
this year and we are doing everything we can to continue to support his siblings
back in Nigeria.”
ALUMNI AT WORK
A LOOK AT SOME OF THE FUN CAREERS YOU CAN
FIND CHCA ALUMNI WORKING IN.
SARAH PRICE '01,
FINE ARTIST
Sarah is an award-winning contemporary fine artist whose work celebrates color, light, and life. From an early
time in her life, Sarah has had a passion for the arts and creating beauty for others to enjoy. She has been
painting ever since she could hold a brush and enrolled in her first oil painting class when she was 14-years
old. Sarah went on to study at The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, where a course in Color Theory had a
huge impact on her and her work.
Earlier this year Sarah was selected to display her paintings at the Hickory Museum of Art in North Carolina
for their exhibition celebrating the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment. To exhibit at a museum is
a lifelong dream come true for Sarah and she is incredibly thankful and grateful! You can see all her art on
Facebook and Instagram at @VivezaArt.
When asked what kind of advice she would give those looking to become an artist, Sarah says,
“Follow your passion. Don’t listen to people who tell you that you can’t make a living as an artist. While some areas
of art are more difficult to make income with, there are many other avenues in art that can provide you with a “day
job” that fulfills your creative soul. Remember that art is subjective. What one person may view as genius or artistic
ingenuity, another may dismiss as falling out of the accepted creative scope they know. Keep pursuing your passion,
learning, and honing your craft while staying true to yourself.”
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JAYNELL BOOTH '11,
ALPINE DOG BAKERY OWNER
If you thought you were a dog-lover, you
may have met your match! Jaynell has been
working in the pet industry since 2013 and
in March of 2020 she decided to combine
her love of baking and her love of pets (dogs
specifically) and launched Alpine Dog Bakery.
Jaynell loves that she has the flexibility now
to split her time between working in a pet
store as a Pet Nutritionist and making cute
dog cookies! After lots of research, she knew
she wanted to create a dog treat company
that provided decorated cookies that were
also healthy. Each of her dog treats are
hand-decorated, one by one, and they are
handcrafted in small batches in her kitchen.
Jaynell says “Dogs are part of our family
and they deserve to have the same love put
into their baked goods as our human family
members. We use wholesome ingredients that
your dogs will love! Our goal is to provide
treats for your dogs with ingredients that you
can trust – and that look cute too!”
Visit Jaynell’s website at alpinedogbakery.com
to see all her adorable designs! Order your
cookies online and have them delivered to
your doorstep!

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ERIN (LLOYD) HEALY, M.D. '10
PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN AND
HEALTHY LIVING INFLUENCER
In May, Erin walked down the aisle and married
Dr. Robert Healy, a US Navy Emergency Medicine
Physician. For the past three years, she has been
working as a doctor and is currently transitioning
to a new primary care role in Norfolk, VA. She says
that providing full-scope family medicine to an
underserved population is one of the best things
about her job, but she truly loves so many of the
aspects from delivering babies to sports injuries and
even end of life palliative care.
A few years back, when Erin was finishing up
med school, she started to realize just how much
a person’s lifestyle infiltrates all other aspects of
medicine – diabetes, heart disease, cancer, etc. In
response to that realization, Erin started a healthy
living Instagram account to make sure that health
and wellness could be accessible to everyone. She
said that most healthy living influencers are pushing
expensive celery juices and mid-day Pilates. While
that is great for some, it isn’t attainable for most. The
average American lifespan is 78.5 years while the
average American health span is only 66 years. That’s
12.5 years of existing, rather than living! Longevity
shouldn’t be limited based on access to expensive
groceries and a personal trainer. Erin’s goal is to
provide the tools and tricks needed to incorporate
healthy changes until they become permanent habits!
Get all of Erin’s tips, tools, and even healthy recipes
on Instagram at @erinmarie_md.
ALUMNI IN THE KITCHEN
CREAMY CAULIFLOWER-BASED FETTUCCINE ALFREDO
Here is a great, healthy version of your traditional Fettuccine
Alfredo. Dr. Erin (Lloyd) Healy '10 recently created this creamy
cauliflower-based Fettuccine Alfredo and when she fed it to her
husband without warning, he couldn’t tell the difference!
Quick instructions: Steam cauliflower and drain well. Blend on
high with ½ c broth, 1 tbs chopped thyme, and ¼ c Parmesan.
Sauté garlic over low/med heat with ½ tbs olive oil and sprinkle
1 tbs flour, stirring until combined. Add cauliflower mixture.
Add juice of ½ lemon. Season with salt and pepper. Optional:
Add 2 tbs heavy cream. Thicken over low heat for 10 minutes,
enjoy over pasta or chicken!
SARAH (CESLER) WHITMAN '09,
ZOOKEEPER
Sarah and her husband Gavin welcomed their first child, Harriet
Nadine, on July 4, 2020. But this isn’t the first “baby” Sarah
has helped mother. Sarah is a Zookeeper at the Denver Zoo in
Denver, CO and has the incredible opportunity of working with
the elephants, rhinos, and tapirs – and their babies. She has been
working there for over 4 years now and she absolutely loves it! Her
favorite things about the job are simply working with the animals
– whether training or cleaning – and being outside! She also gets
to interact a lot with the guests of the zoo, which she enjoys.
Sarah advises those that might be looking to work at a zoo to stay
flexible. “Be willing to move temporarily for internships, don’t be set
on working with a certain species or at a certain zoo at first and make
sure to maintain the relationships you make while interning.”
What advice does Erin have for our community? She
says, “You can’t pour into someone else’s cup if your
own cup is empty. In other words, if you want to help
others and make a genuine impact, you have to help
yourself first. Don’t overlook your own needs. Your
health - physical, spiritual, and mental - is important!”
*While CHCA celebrates the work and accomplishments of all alumni,
CHCA does not endorse businesses and organizations represented
in updates.
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ALUMNI
BABIES
CHCA Babies
3
Nicole (Martin) Quillen '99, daughter Birdie Jo born 6/5/2020
1 | Michelle Pembaur '00 daughter Aliana Grace born 9/2019
2 | Karah (Jones) Mueller '01,
daughter Lorraine (Rainey) Elizabeth born 6/21/2020
Rory Hodous '01, son Ewan Joseph born 8/21/2020
3 | Emily (Breitholle) Byers '02, son Luke born 8/6/2020
4 | Melissa (Perkins) Ruch '03, son Carson Andrew born 6/27/2020
5 | Ashley (Sutherly) Collins '03, son Oliver born 8/15/2020
Krista (Cochran) Chodzko '05,
daughter Emma Jean born 8/11/2020
Caitlin (Sarver) Benedetti '05, son William Knox born 7/6/2020
Jonathon Riewald '06 & Taylor (Leibson) Riewald '07,
son Jackson Jonathan born 5/9/2020
Kyle Smith '07 & Rachael (Arington) Smith '09,
daughters Remi & Rylin born 2/2/2020
Christianna (Nicholson) Cortez '07,
daughter Zoey Anne born 10/18/2020
6 | Adam Atallah '07, son Wade William born 1/12/2020
Danielle (Spear) Warner '07,
daughter Eleanor Reese born 2/10/2020
Andrew Garrett '09, son River Andrew born 4/4/2020
Kelsie (Pignone) Nagel '09, daughter Zoey Lynn born 5/18/2020
Sarah (Cesler) Whitman '09,
daughter Harriet Nadine born 7/4/2020
7 | Hannah (Frank) Cisneros '09, daughter Sofia born 8/6/2020
Austin Fritz '09, son Henry James born 10/7/2020
8 | Lindsay Latimer (Trucksis) Combs '09,
daughter Lydia Rose born 6/9/2020
Natalie (Marks) Bowman '09, son Hayes Douglas born 7/16/2020
Torri (Tanner) Mynderse '09, son Gabriel Cole born 4/14/2020
Katherine (Horvath) Maynard '10,
daughter Charlotte Grace born 4/16/2020
Danny VanWinkle '10, son Daniel Elias born 9/6/2020
Brynn (Neyer) Boyd '10, son Hayes Wilder born 8/4/2020
9 | Andrew Wallace '10, daughter Reagan Pearce born 7/3/2020
Andrew Perkins '10, daughter Brynlee Lynn born 7/22/2020
Darcie (Dixon) Brock '11, daughter Bennett Kelly born 12/3/2019
Joshua Willmann '11, daughter Sage Evelyn born 11/23/2019
CHCA Adoptions
Robert Fahrmeier '98, adopted Parris & Londyn
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CHCA Weddings
1 | Lauren (Kirk) Robinson '01
Josh Woodward '04
Melissa (Fuchs) Deece '04
Dr. Rebecca Chait '05
Krista (Cochran) Chodzko '05
2 | Maily Pham-Glover '06
Matthew Evans '07
Stephen McCollum '07
Katie (Dorl) Hutton '08
Emily (Gulbransen) Sikora '08
Kristin (Philip) Robinson '08
Andrew O’Neill '08
Margaux (Andrews) Biddinger '09
Tucker Roy '09
3 | Dr Erin (Lloyd) Healy '10
4 | Kate (Myers) Meyer '10
Kristen (Zabbatino) Merrell '10
Emily (Lake) LaVelle '10
5 | Jaynell Booth '11
Mark Hansford '11
Mackenzie (Due) Branam '13
Taylor (Grigsby) Randleman '13
Hope (Dehner) Kay '13
Ellie (Coggins) Angus '14
6 | Sarah (Cunningham) Campbell '14
Sarah (Ottenjohn) Thomas '14
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7 | Ali (Harker) Firios '14
Grayson Hodges '17
CHCA Merger
8 | Alison (Southerland) Faugno '16
and Connor Faugno '16
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WEDDINGS
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TRUSTING GOD THROUGH
ADOPTION
ROBERT '98 & MINDY FAHRMEIER
After 12 years of trying to get pregnant, Robert '98 and Mindy
Fahrmeier weren’t sure they would ever have children of their own.
They had always wanted children, but like many couples, weren’t
able to conceive. After lots of prayer though they felt like God might
have another plan for them.
In 2015, Robert and Mindy went to their first information session about fostering to adopt. However, it
wasn’t until February 2018 that they started taking the classes. Mindy felt that God was calling them into
the process and they started working with a faith-based agency to assist them. On December 4, 2018,
the Fahrmeiers became licensed to foster. By December 26, a mere 22 days after they were licensed, two
children were put in their care – Parris & Londyn.
The next two and a half years were tough. There were legal battles and tough conversations, but God’s plan
had been set in motion and there was nothing that was going to stop it. Robert remembers a turning point
for them when they were faced with circumstances beyond their control. They were in church and their
pastor asked the congregation to bow in prayer and “take a moment and listen to what God wants you to
give”. During that prayer, both Robert and Mindy clearly heard God say, “Give Me the children”. It was a
scary moment for the couple, but they knew if they obeyed God, He would do great things. And He did not
disappoint.
By early 2020, Robert and Mindy were settling in to fostering, but God wasn’t done with His plan. Parris
and Londyn had been living with the couple for over a year, but they weren’t legally allowed to be adopted
yet. Then in the Spring, COVID hit and both of them were furloughed from their jobs. One week after they
both found themselves at home for an indefinite amount of time, they received the call that if they wanted
to adopt, the kids were free to be adopted. They were elated and knew that even though the timing didn’t
seem perfect, it was God’s timing and they trusted it. Two weeks later, another huge surprise. After years and
years of trying to conceive, Mindy became pregnant!
On September 10, 2020, Parris and Londyn legally took the Fahrmeier last name and their family became
official. Robert and Mindy say that it wasn’t easy, and there was never a guarantee that the children would
be theirs, but they knew from day one that Parris and Londyn were meant to be with them. They took a
big risk and they knew their hearts could be broken, but they also trusted in God’s plan for them and their
family. They could have never planned or prepared for the great blessings that the Lord has given them and
they are incredibly grateful.
(At the time that this publication went to print, Mindy was 8 months pregnant).
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ONE STEP CLOSER
RYAN ATKINS '07
At age twenty-one, I felt as if I was on top of the world. Full ride
scholarship. Well-paying job. An abundance of opportunities
right before my eyes. I was living my dreams and preparing for a
future of success that, in my eyes, seemed all but inevitable.
However, a freak car accident brought all of my best laid plans
to a screeching halt when my body became paralyzed below the
shoulders. Without the use of my arms and legs, I found myself
struggling to grasp just how fundamentally my life had changed.
The following years included a long road of coming to terms
with my new physical limitations, redefining success, falling in
love, believing for a healing that seemed all but inevitable after
years of prayer, signs, and dreams—and ultimately learning to
trust the purpose in suffering.
Tell us about your new book and why you wrote it.
The first few years after sustaining a spinal-cord injury were all
about ensuring I had all the right answers about myself, God,
and life in general. I naïvely began writing both in journal and
blog form about what I imagined would be an incredibly linear
path: I got hurt. I worked hard. God filled in the gaps. I got a
miracle. Needless to say, I was in for a rude awakening for what
would transpire in the coming years.
Upon returning home from yet another hospital stay in February
2019, I had a decision to make. As I read through the dozens
of pages I had written over the years, I cringed at the thought
of sharing any of it with others. For so long I simply wanted to
communicate to those around me, I’m okay. I’m going to make
it. There is plenty to be hopeful about. While all that is true,
that in itself would be an incredibly selective representation of
my story.
Rather than relay a litany of clichés and pithy statements that
would likely leave others scratching their head, wondering,
“Does he really believe that?” I knew I needed to include the
messy stuff. The dark seasons. The doubts, the confusion, the
frustrations, and the pain. I began to understand that I cannot
truly be known and loved by those around me if I never actually
reveal what is going on beneath the surface. I wondered, if I
never step out and take a risk, will the experiences I’ve had
over the past decade have been a waste? I decided to not
take that chance.
That is precisely why I wrote this book. To bear witness to
the fact that hope is possible, no matter the circumstances.
Ultimately, this book was never about me. My story merely
provides an illustration, hopefully pointing you to the bigger
picture of how every attempt to find meaning apart from God
will ultimately prove fruitless. Of how life on earth is incredibly
temporary, while eternity will stretch on forever.
I am excited to share this story with others and truly believe the
framework I lay out makes it possible to have hope no matter
what our circumstances are. We all can live lives of meaning and
purpose despite the battles we may face. Joy and excitement
for the future is possible even if we do not yet feel completely
fulfilled.
What is in this for the reader?
At the heart of this story are universal truths. This is a journey
of discovering how to live a meaningful life, learning to adjust
to life’s curveballs, and focusing on lasting hope in the wake of
profound disappointment.
More than a story of triumph over tragedy, I believe the book
offers life-lessons and insights gained in the crucible of trial
which can help readers not only endure prolonged pain and
disappointment in their own lives, but find the perspective and
strength to pick up the pieces of their own tragedies and choose
a life of faith, purpose, and hope.
If you have ever felt the rug pulled out from under you, watched
your dreams crumble before your eyes, or even just wondered
if there’s more to life than scrambling for status, comfort, or
pleasure, I believe this is a message that can help remind us all of
what matters most—in this life and the next.
Did you really meet your wife in elementary school at CHCA?
Stephanie and I were in Mrs. Romer’s second grade class in
1996-1997. However, we did not see each other again until I
returned home from the hospital in 2010 when she came on
board as a massage therapist. One of the coolest moments
came when she brought over a project she found from
elementary school with a picture of the two of us on it. Below
the prompt, “What I learned about the Bible and following
Jesus”, many years ago she had written the words, “I learned
that God did many miracles. I like the one of the paralyzed man
the most.”
A couple years after reconnecting, we began dating and
were married in 2016. Getting to work together as a team
on getting this book published has been challenging but
incredibly rewarding. I write, Stephanie edits, and we continue
brainstorming how to best communicate this message of hope
being possible no matter what our circumstances are.
How can we learn more?
One Step Closer is now available. More information can be
found here: www.RyanSAtkins.com/book.
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“For so long I simply wanted to communicate
to those around me, I’m okay. I’m going to
make it. There is plenty to be hopeful about.”
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20th
ARMLEDER
“A Light in the City”
Happy 20 th Anniversary, Armleder!
Nestled in the heart of downtown Cincinnati in the historic Crosley Square Building, and
often referred to as ‘the light in the city’, CHCA’s Otto Armleder Memorial Education Center
serves over 120 students from 30 zip codes. For 20 years now, CHCA’s Armleder campus
has been preparing students for a life of faith and learning in the heart of downtown.
“Armleder is an incredible place! You can feel the warmth
of God’s love upon entering the building.
Once you enter this historic building you are greeted with student and staff artwork that has
been created over the past 20 years. Caring and nurturing teachers who develop confident
Christian leaders are the essence of Armleder. Each child is seen throughout the building
in photographs and represented in class work. When you walk through the halls you see
happy children engaging in their learning in a variety of ways. The intentional focus on
leadership is also a highlight for Armleder. Students are empowered to lead through their
learning throughout the day. There is a sense of ownership and partnership that crosses all
stakeholder lines. Students know this is their school and they belong. Parent partnership is
our key to success. Armleder is special because our families and staff intentionally make it
that way. I truly believe Armleder is an example of “teamwork makes the dream work!”
– CAMMIE MONTGOMERY
Armleder Principal
“You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden. Neither do people light a
lamp and put it under a bowl. Instead they put it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone in the
house. In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and
glorify your Father in heaven.”
– Matthew 5:14-16
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2019-2020
ANNUAL REPORT

Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise;
give thanks to him and praise his name. For the Lord is good and his love
endures forever; his faithfulness continues through all generations.
- Psalm 100:4-5
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FROM THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES TREASURER
THE SCHRAMM FAMILY
From Left to Right: Sydney '18, Jude, Nathan '21, Kristen, Isaac '26
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, 2020. 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 Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy.
The Board of Trustees strives, in its deliberations and actions, to support and sustain the mission and values of CHCA,
and to foster healthy long-term strategic growth and development of our programs. Our vision for the future remains
focused on consistently enhancing the quality of our Christ-centered instruction and programming, building a strong,
flourishing, and diverse community, and maintaining high student and faculty engagement in an ever-changing world.
Your contributions allow us to realize these ongoing imperatives and help us to maintain our financial strength. As we
work to support and fund the many initiatives at CHCA, 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,
JUDE SCHRAMM
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:
Andy Espenshade, Rod Flynn
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THE YEAR IN REVIEW
2019-2020 FINANCIAL REPORTS
A Look at Our Revenues and Expenses
2019/20 Actual 2018/19 Actual
REVENUES
Tuition & Fees
Contributions
State Funds
Investment/Other Income
Net Assets Released
$22,425,992
$634,170
$1,449,285
$148,949
$350,538
$21,857,519
$739,755
$1,473,625
$150,784
$209,452
TOTAL REVENUES
$25,008,934
$24,431,135
EXPENSES
Payroll & Benefits
Financial Aid
Operating Expenses
Reserves
TOTAL EXPENSES
$14,881,281
$3,091,295
$6,641,689
$0
$24,614,265
$14,613,336
$2,962,493
$6,645,571
$0
$24,221,400
NET INCOME $394,669 $209,735
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 2020 vs 2019
A LOOK AT OUR ASSETS
2020 2019
Cash & Investments
$60,314,830
ASSETS
Cash & Investments
Deferred Tuition
Receivables
$60,314,830
$4,291,155
$1,321,526
$52,752,477
$5,082,095
$2,403,865
Deferred Tuition
Receivables/Other Assets
Property & Equipment
TOTAL ASSETS
$4,291,155
$1,321,526
$38,072,134
$103,999,645
Property & Equipment
Interest Rate Swap
$38,072,134
$0
$38,969,340
$0
58 4 1 37
TOTAL ASSETS
$103,999,645
$99,207,777
Cash &
Investments
Deferred
Tuition
Receivables/
Other Assets
Property &
Equipment
LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
Liabilities
2020 2019
CASH & INVESTMENTS
Accrued Expenses
$2,005,901
$1,886,169
Capital Reserve
Deferred Tuition
$4,291,155
$5,082,095
Take Flight
Interest Rate Swap
$1,499,466
$619,747
Bessie Steel (Armleder)
Long Term Debt
$9,638,561
$9,824,555
Light The Way
Total Liabilities
$20,070,383
$17,412,566
Schott International Fund
Net Assets
$83,929,262
$81,795,211
Cash Restricted
TOTAL LIABILITIES &
NET ASSETS
$103,999,645
$99,207,777
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 Light the
Way construction loan with operating debt) with two swap
agreements (3% & 4.52%) making 100% of the debt locked in.
TOTAL CASH & INVESTMENTS $60,314,830
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FINANCIAL
STEWARDSHIP
AN INTERVIEW WITH MIKE WALLACE,
CHCA'S CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
What drew you to work at CHCA? Nineteen years ago, I was a parent with two kids at the CHCA elementary school. I was
doing some work with the athletic Boosters and heard that the school was going through financial difficulties. The school had grown
very fast, and the Business Office needed to catch up with that growth. Some of the school leaders asked if I was interested in
joining CHCA. At that time, I was the CFO of another company. Although I was happy there, the offer from CHCA felt to me like a
calling from God, and Him telling me this was something I needed to do. I willingly accepted the job at CHCA in January of 2002.
Honestly, I did not expect to be here for 19 years, but it felt like the right thing to do when I took the job. I saw what the school was
doing for my children; it was helping them a lot. When I heard CHCA was having financial struggles, I felt like I wanted to help. I
wanted to ensure the school could continue providing all its students with opportunities for many years to come. This is why I came
and stayed at CHCA.
What is your philosophy on successful fiscal management of the school? I am fiscally conservative. I take a long-term
conservative approach to our tuition dollars and donations. I feel this is the best way to ensure the school's long-term success; the
board and the founding families agree with me. I am focused on student enrollment. For everything we do, I ask how is this helping
enrollment, including recruiting new students and retaining them. I aim for steady growth.
What does it mean to have a clean opinion from the auditors on our school's financial statements? Why is this
important? CHCA's financial statements have consistently received clean opinions from external auditors. A clean opinion
is the highest report any company or non-profit can receive from an external auditor. A clean opinion means the auditor has no
material concerns about the financial records. In other words, the records are materially correct using statistical samples. Further,
the auditor's management letter (which describes how our school operates) includes no adjusting entries. This means our Business
Office is recording everything in ways that make the financial statements materially correct. These clean opinions and outstanding
management letters are important because they assure our parents and donors that their payments and donations are being
applied correctly and in line with each gift's intent. Also, we have outstanding clean opinions and management letters for audits of
our retirement plan. This should reassure our teachers and staff that their money is managed appropriately per their guidance. I am
proud of our Business Office staff for these accomplishments.
What is your favorite part of working at CHCA? I think I'll first start with the students. When I started at CHCA, I saw the
impact the school was having on my kids, which meant a lot to me. I enjoy seeing our students making a difference in this world and
having a small part in that means a lot. Also, I get to work with a lot of good people who are all pulling for the right thing. We are all
thinking about God's Kingdom, a good Christian education, and being the best that we can be. From the founding families to the
current families, we have phenomenal donors who put their hearts and souls into the school, which is very inspiring. It makes me
want to work here. It's not just a job; it's a lot more than that. It is fulfilling to see how our students grow and achieve new heights.
This is why I enjoy working at CHCA.
Knowing what you know now, if you could go back in time and advise the 16-year-old you, what advice would you
give yourself? That's a great question. I would tell myself to study a little harder! Also, life is short; you need to spend more time
with the people you love. So, I would say to myself to spend more time with my parents. I was a typical 16-year-old kid; I had my
mind on friends, sports, etc. I didn't want to spend time with my parents. And now that my dad is gone, I would say to myself to
spend more time with my family. Being present with your family is very important.
In conclusion, I learned that CHCA's finances are managed well. I also learned that Mr. Wallace is a Christ-centered
leader who genuinely cares about our students. Therefore, to all the Business Office leaders and staff, I have one thing
to say - Thank You!
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BY KAVERI EASWARAN '24
Historically CHCA's financial statements have earned clean opinions from external auditors.
However, for the past several years, what has set CHCA apart is that the auditors made no
corrections (adjusting entries) to the school's financial statements. This strong track record
reflects the due diligence of CHCA's Business Office, under the leadership of our Chief Financial
Officer, Mr. Mike Wallace.
To learn more about financial stewardship at CHCA, I interviewed Mr. Wallace. I was also
curious about his leadership philosophy. The following is a summary of my interview.

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FROM THE ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
OF DEVELOPMENT
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For where your treasure is,
there your heart will be also. – Matthew 6:21
You are making an impact with your gifts to Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy.
As you may recall, last year, CHCA opened up new doors of giving to ‘give to what we love’. What is
true for ALL gifts is that they make an impact. Your gifts touch the lives of students and extend beyond
to bless families, teachers, and coaches. CHCA is blessed by those who give to our mission of Christcentered
academic excellence and those who are inspired to direct gifts towards a particular passion
area at CHCA. We are so grateful for the generosity and commitment to CHCA that is reflected
through the giving summarized in this Annual Report.
I often get the opportunity to connect with CHCA families who celebrate what God is doing in the
lives of their children - and I see hearts full of gratitude. There are families here because you made it
possible through giving to scholarships and tuition assistance. Your gifts open up the door for those
who God uniquely placed at CHCA. In addition, our students experience new levels of excellence and
expanded opportunities through your support of specific passion areas in our school.
As I reflect on what CHCA means to my own family, we feel deeply blessed to be part of this wonderful
and unique Christ-centered community which exemplifies excellence as the standard across all parts
of the CHCA experience. I am amazed at how our children are blossoming, guided by teachers who
bring out the best in them and also invest in their character development. I am in awe as we see their
gifts nurtured and develop new passions in the arts. I am encouraged as we see their confidence
grow by participating in team sports and learning through great coaches what it truly means to win on
and off the field. We give God praise for the seeds planted as we watch our children grow spiritually
in meaningful chapel experiences that reveal the heart of God. This is what our students at CHCA
receive every day. This is the impact of CHCA.
Each of us has a unique call in what we
give toward and why.
This is ‘my why’ – what is yours?
With gratitude,
JEN SASSE
Associate Director of Development

WHAT IS MISSION GIVING?
Your gift to one of the Mission funds directly impacts operations and blesses students at CHCA.
WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE TO MAKE AN IMPACT THROUGH MISSION GIVING?
Gifts to the Eagle Scholarship Impact Fund open doors and change lives; this past year, 100 scholarships were
granted, blessing 100 families!
Our CHCA families responded to the needs within our own community by giving to the COVID-19 Impact Fund,
and as a result, families could continue to be a part of CHCA.
“When we heard that CHCA was offering tuition help to families in our community who were experiencing
unexpected financial difficulties as a result of COVID-19, we wanted to offer our support. We have
experienced first-hand what a special community this is, and we knew our gift to the COVID Relief Fund
could be the difference maker in helping students remain a part of the CHCA family during this challenging
time. Knowing that this was how our gift was going to be used made it a joy to be generous.”
- Donor, COVID Relief Fund
WHAT IS PASSION GIVING?
Give to what you love! Passion Giving allows you to direct your gift to a particular area of
interest at CHCA and directly blesses our students, faculty, and coaches.
WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE TO MAKE AN IMPACT THROUGH PASSION GIVING?
When you give to the Arts, the unimaginable unfolds, like transforming Artbeat to a virtual experience
highlighting 1435 pieces of artwork and 68 student performances! The show did indeed go on!
When you fuel the Athletics program, you equip our 360˚ athletes in mind, body, and spirit AND fuel a
history-making year (Volleyball: Regional Champs, State Final Four + Basketball: District Champions!)
Gifts to the Entrepreneurship & Sustainability Program enable the expansion of opportunities for students to
gain more real world experience right here at CHCA.
When you contribute to our SOS Program, students have more opportunities to experience meaningful growth
AND make an impact in our neighborhoods, city, and world, even during COVID.
Gifts to the Robotics Program help raise the bar in equipping our students for competition for this robust
award-winning program at CHCA. Go Beak Squad!
This is just a small representation of the many passion areas that make a BIG IMPACT.
www.chca-oh.org/support/chca-giving-catalog
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Scholarship Opens Doors,
Changes Lives.
Slovakia. Czechia. Mexico. Guatemala. Latvia. Bulgaria.
Hungary. Kyrgyzstan. Kazakhstan. Egypt. Nineteen
international students from 10 countries have called
CHCA their school home as a result of receiving the WPS
International Student Scholarship, exponentially expanding
the reach and impact of Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy.
What began as an opportunity to facilitate a cultural
exchange for a family friend has become a tool for opening
doors and changing lives, right here in Cincinnati and
around the world. This is the story of the profound impact
of one individual’s passion for cross-cultural understanding
and friendship among young leaders.
It was a somewhat casual drop-in visit in the fall of 2007 to
the Martha S. Lindner Upper School that started it all. A
neighbor of CHCA was in search of a school for Barbi, the
daughter of his friend in The Slovak Republic who aspired to
come to the United States to study. Feeling like the publicschool
system had lost its way, he thought about what kind
of school he would choose if he had a daughter. That led
him to our door. It just so happened that Dr. Nicholas had
recently been named high school principal, and one of his
goals was to build an international student program. A phone
interview confirmed this might be a good opportunity for
both Barbi and CHCA, and by January, she was enrolled,
thanks to a scholarship established by her father’s friend/our
CHCA neighbor. The chemistry was good. Barbi’s American
sponsor appreciated the solid education, the welcoming
environment, and the Christian values that defined the
CHCA experience and we learned of his connections and
interests in Central Europe. It just seemed right to continue
on this path and so with more scholarship support, a student
from Czechia joined us the following year, and the year after
that a student from Mexico enrolled.
At this point through parallel efforts, CHCA’s international
student program had officially launched and all of us were
realizing first-hand the growth, understanding, and beauty
that comes from relationships which transcend geographical
and cultural differences. And we were hungry for more.
Enter “Miss Patty”, a firecracker personality with a fierce
love of students who runs an English school in Guatemala.
Miss Patty’s ambition for her top students to study in the
U.S. intersected with what had now become a scholarship
fund fueling CHCA’s desire to welcome students from
new parts of the world into our student body. In 2011, the
Guatemalan flag was raised in Miracle Commons and yet
another student’s trajectory was forever changed as a deep
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dobre doshli
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dobro pozhalovat'
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friendship was forged between the Modern American English
School (MAES) and CHCA. Joining that first MAES student
since that time have been six other top students from Miss
Patty’s school, while multiple Intersession trips have visited
Guatemala, and CHCA faculty and students have been
guests at MAES. On this special connection, Miss Patty
reflects, “The Modern American English School in Antigua,
Guatemala is blessed by our partnership with CHCA.
The WPS International Student Scholarship has had a
transformative effect on the students we have sent to CHCA.
The students have not only received the warmest possible
welcome, they have received life-changing educational
opportunities, extending all the way to college, because of the
incredibly kind support of the CHCA community.”
But recall this story began in Central Europe and in 2015,
glimmers of growth showed promising signs. CHCA
welcomed a student from Latvia and later Bulgaria (referred
by a CHCA alumna who was teaching in Bulgaria!). In 2017,
when a Christian school in Kyrgyzstan abruptly closed, we
invited one of students affected by the shutdown and later,
that student’s brother, to become CHCA Eagles, joined in
2019 by twins from Hungary.
The 2020-2021 school year commemorates the initial
intent and the ever-expanding geographic reach of this
unique scholarship program, as new students from Slovakia,
Kazakhstan, Egypt, and Guatemala joined the CHCA family
this year as honored recipients of the WPS International
Scholarship.
Because students who come to CHCA typically stay through
graduation, CHCA is just one (important) step in their life’s
journey. WPS International Scholarship recipients continue
on to do great things. These alumni are currently: attending
medical school in Guatemala, pursuing degrees in premedicine,
information technology, and international
business at colleges across the US and around the world,
teaching English in Kyrgyzstan while applying to medical
school in Europe, training for a professional pilot’s license,
completing a PhD program in Biology, and raising a family in
Central Europe.
And while numbers are impressive, this story cannot be told
in numbers of students or countries represented. The impact
is far greater than that. For each student who comes, they
leave behind all that is familiar and comfortable, living with
strangers who will eventually become family, as they master
learning English. They navigate cross-cultural friendships,
discover new talents as they participate in CHCA activities,
and are exposed to the gospel message of a personal God
who loves them. For each student who arrives, there are
powerful ripple effects in our community fostering deep
friendships and opening our eyes to the beauty of other
languages, cultures, and traditions as we learn to see the
world through non-Western perspectives. Truly, the WPS
International Student Scholarship has not only enlarged our
student body, but more importantly our minds and hearts.

“One generous heart has opened up the world to students who could
not otherwise consider the opportunity to study in the US. This
commitment to investing in a student’s life, providing an excellent
academic and cultural experience during his or her most formative
years, changes the trajectory of the student and his or her family, for
life. These are the whispers which change the world.”
KIM VINCENT
Director of CHCA’s International Student Program
“The impact is enormous. We all are working
hard to fulfill our goals, and sometimes that
is not enough—you need a little unexpected
help. This scholarship is that unexpected help
for many of CHCA’s international students,
including my own family.”
KAROL TOTH
The Slovak Republic, Parent of two
WPS Scholarship recipients
Slovakia
Latvia
Czechia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Kazakhstan
Kyrgyzstan
Mexico
Egypt
Guatemala
“I will forever be thankful for this opportunity to attend such a
great institution, which then allowed me to pursue a college and
now a doctorate degree. The impact of this generosity continues
to change lives through the gift of education.”
GUILLERMO SANCHEZ '14
Guatemala, PhD candidate in Molecular and Developmental Biology,
University of Cincinnati
“To this day, it is inconceivable to us that our
children have been given such a wonderful
opportunity. One of the most important messages
that my children received from this experience is,
“You can do it! You can achieve anything in your
life if you work hard for it and believe in it!” We
will be accompanied by this experience for the
rest of our lives.”
TIMEA SPUR
Hungary, Parent of twins who received the
WPS Scholarship
Host families who welcome students into their homes play a vital role in the international student experience. To learn
more about hosting a student, contact emily.rempe@chca-oh.org.
“Hosting an international student was a great opportunity for us to experience the customs and
traditions of another country, expanding our worldview. We consider the hosting of students as our
mission field and use the opportunity to learn about their culture, share our culture, and share
our passion for Christ in a meaningful and tangible way.”
LANDON AND KIMBERLY KANE
Host Parents
Would you like to expand the reach of our International Student Program by welcoming students from countries not yet
represented at our school? Make an Impact with a Gift to the International Student Expansion Scholarship.
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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
PLATINUM
Johnson Investment Counsel
Phillips Edison & Company
GOLD
Silver Spring House
Yelton Fine Jewelers
SILVER
Fifth Third Bank
tdg Facilities Services
BRONZE
McSwain Carpets & Floors
CORPORATE SPONSORS
Keating Muething & Klekamp PLL
MIS Solutions
Shiver Security Systems, Inc.
TP4 Advisors
BAR SPONSORS
Ben Beshear ’97 & Pervis Bearden
Bret & Krista Parrish
GALA DRAW SPONSORS
Planet Fitness with
Mike and Danielle Hamilton
GOLDEN APPLE SPONSOR
KeyBank
MONEY MACHINE SPONSOR
First Star Logistics
BIRTHDAY CAKE SPONSOR
Jake Sweeney Automotive Group
WINE WALL SPONSOR
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SPECIAL THANKS
Minuteman Press of Blue Ash –
Invitation & Catalog Printing
Jim Jung – Creator of the
Birthday Cake
PROGRAM SPONSORS
Ben Guard Healthcare Solutions
BKD CPA’s & Advisors, LLP
Cincinnati Pool Management
Fifth Third Bank
First Star Logistics
Fischer Homes
Jake Sweeney Automotive
Johnson Investment Counsel
Keating Meuthing Klekamp PLL
KeyBank
Lynx Financial
McSwain Carpets & Floors
MIS Solutions
Phillips Edison & Company
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Shiver Security Systems
Silver Spring House
tdgFacilities Services
Todd Homes
TP4 Advisors
Yelton Fine Jewelers

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THANK
JUST A FEW HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS HISTORIC EVENING...
510
founders, first families, grandparents, alumni, alumni parents, current parents,
and friends of CHCA came together in fellowship for
CHCA'S 30 th BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
for the first time in CHCA history
OVER
$61,000
in donations towards CHCA birthday candles*
500
sold out for the Celebration Draw
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Net proceeds from the 30 th Birthday Celebration are in excess of
$200,000

K YOU
*THE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTED OR MADE CONTRIBUTIONS TOWARDS $1,000 BIRTHDAY CANDLES:
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne & Jodi Achterberg
Mr. Todd and Rev. Michelle Bacon
Dr. & Mrs. Doug & Samantha Bauman
Mr. & Mrs. Pervis & Robin Bearden
Dr. & Dr. Kirt & Angie Beckes
Ms. Rhonda Bentley
Mr. Ben Beshear '97 & Mrs. Lindsey Beshear
Mr. & Mrs. Ron & Mary Beshear
Mr. & Mrs. Steven & Crystal Bishop
Mr. & Mrs. Matt & Leanne Blair
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff & Abbie Blume
Mr. & Mrs. Sean & Alana Blythe
Mr. & Mrs. Steve & Jenny Bostater
Mr. & Mrs. Jon & Gina Bowling
Mr. & Mrs. Randy & Nancy Brunk
Columbia Financial Services
Mr. Carlos Caldas & Ms. Kendra Couch
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin & Julie Carnes
Mr. & Mrs. Chaz & Pamela Carney
Mr. & Mrs. Steve & Judi Cesler
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin & Robin (Beshear) Clark '04
Mr. & Mrs. Bill & Anne Clippard
Ms. Cindy Coggins
Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy '95 and
Erin (Metzger) '97 Conn
The Connor Family
Mr. & Mrs. Larry & Susan Connor
Mr. & Mrs. Adam ’01 & Bekah Cool
Mr. & Mrs. Ray & Kristin Cool
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin & Georgina Cotton
Mr. & Mrs. John & Sara Davis
Mr. & Mrs. James & Sally Dempsey
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin & Ann Duren
Mr. & Mrs. John & Jennifer Eng
Mr. & Mrs. Andy & Kerry Espenshade
Dr. & Mrs. Jim & Sally Fennell
Mr. Tom Fey
Dr. & Mrs. Rod & Betty Flynn
Mr. & Mrs. Brian & AudrieAna Gardner
Dr. Barton J. Girdwood, DDS
Dr. & Mrs. Julian & Meghan Guitron
Mr. & Mrs. Ben & Jessica Haag
Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Amy Hahn
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin & Christy Hansell
Mr. & Mrs. Darren & Kelly Harp
Mr. & Dr. Jason & Becky Hayden
Mr. & Mrs. Aaron & Kristy Hershberger
Mr. & Mrs. Dale & Debbie Hockenbery
Mr & Mrs. Robert & Bailey Hollaender
Mr. & Mrs. David & Marcia Hollmeyer
Mr. & Mrs. Greg & Mary Ruth Huffstetler
Mr. & Mrs. Todd & Tricia James
Dr. Gerald F. Johnson, DDS
Mr. & Mrs. Marty & Shawn Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Ted & Carrie Kuhlman
The Kuremsky Family
Mr. & Mrs. Todd & Jen Lafkas
Dr. & Mrs. Michale & Janie Lakes
Mr. & Mrs. Brad & Erin Lang
Mr. & Mrs. Doug & Lynda Lee
Mr. & Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III
Mrs. Edyth B. Lindner
Mr. & Mrs. David & Katie Linich
Mr. & Ms. Nick & Danielle Lorenz
Mr. & Mrs. Chris & Mary Jo Lutmer
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest & Becky Marshall, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Shawn & Beth Masterson
Mr. & Mrs. Steve & Darla Max
Dr. & Mrs. Richard & Linda McKenzie
Mr. & Mrs. Jason & Natalie McSwain
Mr. & Mrs. Jon & Adrienne McSwain
Megen Construction
Mr. & Mrs. Brad & Misty Meyer
Mr. & Dr. Stephen & Krista Migliore
Mr. & Mrs. Chris & Molly Milligan
Minuteman Press of Blue Ash
Mr. & Mrs. Rick & Wendy Mitchell
Mrs. Cammie Montgomery
Mr. & Mrs. Mark & Elyse Mueller
Dr. Donald R. Murdock, DMD MS
Mr. & Mrs. Erik & Lori Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew & Jennifer Murphy
Dr. & Mrs. Dean & Julie Nicholas
Ms. Melinda Nutter-Couch
Dr. & Mrs. Brad & Penny Osborne
Mrs. Rose Palmieri
Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Heather Pfister
Mr. & Mrs. Todd & Natalie Pfister
Mr. & Mrs. Gary & Lesley Price
Mr. & Mrs. Bryan & Laura Reckamp
Mr. & Mrs. Keith & Leslie Renneker
Mr. & Mrs. Tyler & Jodi Reno
Mr. Paul Richard & Ms. Darla Ridner
Mr. & Mrs. Burr & Terry Robinson
Mr. & Mrs. Andy & Elisabeth Ruberg
Mr. & Dr. Kevin & Rima Rusnak
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy & Tracie Russell
Mr. & Mrs. Ben & Christy Sandefur
Mr. & Mrs. Dan & Amy Saxby
Mr. & Mrs. Mark & Molly Schaefer
Mr. & Mrs. Jude & Kristen Schramm
Mr. & Mrs Steve & Lori Sideris
The Simpson Family
Mr. & Mrs. Rob & Amy Stiglitz
Mr. & Mrs Jerry & Mona Summers
Mr. & Dr. Jeffrey & Colleen Swayze
Dr. Monica B. Swope, DDS – Kingdom
Family Dentistry
Mr. & Mrs. Josh & Angela Sweeney
T.A. Lawn Care
Mr. & Mrs. Carey & Rachel Tapp
Mr. & Dr. Brian & Jodi Van Jura
Mr. & Mrs. David & Sarah Villanueva
Mr. & Ms. Barry & Susan Visconte
Mr. & Mrs. Carl & Bethany Wagner
Mr. Brent Walker '98 & Mrs. Lauren Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Bill & Linda Watson
Mr. & Mrs. Todd & Becky Wilber
Mr. & Mrs. Lionel & Phyllis Williams, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Todd & Heather Wilkowski
Dr. & Mrs. Paul & Devin Wojciechowski
Mr. & Mrs. Felipe & Aimee Zuniga
IN HONOR OF:
Callum Lindner
from Mr. & Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III
Kai Lindner
from Mr. & Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III
Ron & Phyllis McSwain
from their children
Isabella Nutter
from Melinda Nutter-Couch
David Thompson
from Mr. & Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III
Sabrina Thompson
from Mr. & Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III
Sophia Thompson
from Mr. & Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III
Dan Grantham and José Mangual
IN MEMORY OF:
Erik Haslem, a valued and loved
member of this team
from the Celebration Team
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RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2019 - JUNE 30, 2020
SOARING EAGLE
CIRCLE OF GIVING 2019-2020
BUILDING UPON THE LEGACY OF GENEROSITY
AT CINCINNATI HILLS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
Before CHCA could be the school it is today, several families took the lead and generously
supported a vision - the dream of offering excellent academics in a Christ-centered
environment. Today the impact of their early gifts, and those leaders who have joined in
the mission, is seen in the excellence of our programming, the caliber of our faculty, the
beauty of our facilities, and the mission we live out each day.
Soaring Eagle Circle of Giving was created to recognize those within our CHCA community who give
generously in one or all of the following ways*:
- Leadership giving of $2,500 or more during the current fiscal year
- Sustained giving at any level to CHCA for 15+ years
- Cumulative lifetime support to CHCA of $100,000+
$100,000+ LIFETIME DONORS*
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Amend
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bernhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Beshear
Bessie Steele Trust
Blank Rome, LLP
Mr. Bill and Mrs. Carol Anne (‡)
Blessing
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Browne
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brunk
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Campbell III
Mrs. Mary Chappelle
Mr. Mike Chappelle
Christian Education Charitable
Trust
Ms. Cindy Coggins
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Conn
Mr. John (‡) and Mrs. Shirley (‡)
Davies
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Drosos
Mr. Mike (‡) and Mrs. LuAnn
Ellison
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Farmer
Mrs. Kay French
The Fund for Independent
Schools of Cincinnati, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Geiger
Mrs. Myrtle Gorman (‡)
Greater Cincinnati Classic
Horse Show
Ms. Vickie Gregory
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Gunlock
Mr. and Mrs. Brendon Hansford
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. Dan Kincaid
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Koob
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuremsky
Mr. Carl (‡) and Mrs.
Edyth Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III
Ms. Carol Lindner
Ms. Char Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Lindner, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindner
Mr. Richard Lindner, Sr. (‡)
Mr. Robert Lindner, Sr.
Louise Taft Semple Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Marcian
Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mitchell II
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ochs IV
Parent Teacher Fellowship
Dr. Abe and Dr. Joyce Philip
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Price
Procter & Gamble Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Robinson
*Lifetime Donor Recognition includes those who are deceased (‡) as we continue to honor their legacy at CHCA.
30 YEARS+ DONORS
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Beadle Mr. and Mrs. Ron Beshear Mr. and Mrs. Burr Robinson
25 YEARS+ DONORS
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bedinghaus
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bodley
Mrs. Sandy Breitholle
Mr. and Mrs. Rolando Collado
Mr. and Mrs. Scott DeGroft
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dinkelacker
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Dostal, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dowd
Mr. Tom Fey
Dr. and Mrs. Tim Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Keating
Mr. and Mrs. John Kloster
Mrs. Edyth Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McSwain
Ms. Susan Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Neyer
Mr. Jack (‡) and Mrs. Lynn (‡) Roy
Mr. Bill Schott
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schottenstein
Mr. Gregg and Mrs. Dana (‡)
Schuler
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Simpson
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sloneker III
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor
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 Mrs. Brenda
Walker
Western and Southern
Financial Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pfister
Dr. Abe and Dr. Joyce Philip
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roy
Mr. Gregg Schuler
Mrs. Angela Stutz
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watson
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20 YEARS+ DONORS
Mrs. Lisa Allgood
Mrs. Nancy Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Baker
Mr. Bill Bauman
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bellan
Mr. Bill Blessing
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Buckman
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Canavan
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll
Ms. Cindy Coggins
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Collins
Dr. and Mrs. Tim Conley
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Conn
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cool
15 YEARS+ DONORS
Dr. and Mrs. David Adam
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Adler
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Amend
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Andry
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Atkins
Mr. Todd and Rev. Michelle
Bacon
Mr. Greg Barkimer and Mrs.
Kristen Stutz Barkimer '99
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bechtold
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beshear '97
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Betcher
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bowman
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Breeze-
Stringfellow
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bremer
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bronson
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brunk
Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Bruns
Mrs. Mary Burdsall
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Burris
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cacchiotti
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Campbell III
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carnes
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Carpenter
Mr. Charlie Carraher
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cesler
Dr. and Mrs. Bob Chait
Mrs. Mary Chappelle
Mr. Mike Chappelle
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Conway
Dr. and Mrs. Dale Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crum
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Del Greco
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dietrich
Dr. and Mrs. Pete Dongell
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cooper
Dr. and Mrs. Bob Cucinotta
Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Drees
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Durham
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Durham
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Edmonson
Mrs. LuAnn Ellison
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flint
Mrs. Holly Getter
Dr. and Mrs. Chuck Goebel
Ms. Vickie Gregory
Mr. and Mrs. Cart Hall, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hammer
Mr. and Mrs. Ric Hordinski
Ms. Pat Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ducro, Jr.
Rev. and Mrs. Tom Duke
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Easterday
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Eckert
Mrs. Robin Everhart
Mr. and Mrs. David Falk
Dr. and Mrs. Doug Feeney
Dr. and Mrs. Jim Fennell
Ms. Sarah Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs. Garth Finch
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fite
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Foreman
Mr. and Mrs. Daanan Foster
Mrs. Kay French
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gardner
Dr. Michel Ghastine and Dr.
Ghada Khalife
Dr. Rita Girard
Mrs. Beverly Grant
Dr. Dan Grantham and Mrs.
Tiffany Zents
Mr. and Mrs. John Green
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Brendon
Hansford
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haslem
Mr. and Mrs. James Hobold
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoyer
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Isenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Dain Jepson
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jones
Ms. Sandy Kays
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kelley
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kersey
Dr. and Mrs. Rob Lambert
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lee
Ms. Char Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Loewenstine
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kadnar
Keating Muething & Klekamp
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kirbabas
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kolb
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Kuremsky
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Lapps
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lewis
Ms. Carol Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lippert
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Metzger
Mr. and Mrs. Evans Nwankwo
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Ottenjohn
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Packer
Dr. and Mrs. Mike Pedoto
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Phelps, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Price
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McFarland
Ms. Elizabeth Mandeng
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Marosi
Mr. and Mrs. James Mary
Mr. Steve McCollum
Mrs. Tess McCollum
Mr. and Mrs. Scott McKenzie
Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McVey
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Michels
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Morgason
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mullen
Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Myers
Dr. and Mrs. Dean Nicholas
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Niemeyer
Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ochs IV
Dr. and Mrs. Brad Osborne
Mrs. Jenn Outzs
Dr. Rob Outzs
Dr. Art Pancioli and Dr. Lisa
Larkin-Pancioli
Parent Teacher Fellowship
Mr. and Mrs. George Parker
Dr. Kenton Pate
Ms. Grace Pedoto
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Petersen
Mr. and Mrs. Don Pfister
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pohl
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Potter
Ms. Leigh Prop
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rice
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Riley
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rogerson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Salisbury
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Sanker
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sauve
Mr. Martin and Dr. Nancy
Schaefer
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Reifenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Riewald
Ms. Lynne Scott
Ms. Susan Simmons
Mr. Greg Sizemore and Dr.
Cynthia Sizemore
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Smith
Dr. Tim and Dr. Michelle
Staarmann
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stull
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Summers
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Swallen
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Trucksis
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vanderkolk
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wheeler
Dr. and Mrs. Eric Wittkugel
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Scott
Dr. Tedd Simmons
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Simpson
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Slaughter
Mrs. Karen Smeltzer
Mr. Alan (‡) and Mrs. Joyce
Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Snyder
Mr. Jay Steidle
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steitz
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Swedes, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Uly Tandoc
Mr. Bill Taylor, Jr.
Dr. Charlie and Dr. Lu Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. David Terkosky
Mrs. Renae Thiel
Mr. and Mrs. John Topits
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trenz
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vallo
Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Vanderwoude
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Varner
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Venters
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wagers
Mrs. Bev Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wichmann
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Williams
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
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Zwarg
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$2,500 DONORS
Mrs. Lisa Allgood
Dr. and Mrs. Jody Ames
Mr. Erik Angus and Mrs.
Ellie Coggins Angus '14
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Banks
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bernhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beshear '97
Mr. and Mrs. William Blair
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Blythe
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Boni
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brunk
Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Bruns
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carnes
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Clayton
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coggins '04
Ms. Cindy Coggins
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Comstock
Dr. and Mrs. Tim Conley
Mr. Matthew Connor and
Mrs. Amy Connor
Mr. and Mrs. James Dempsey III
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Doan II
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege
Mr. and Mrs. John Eng
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Espenshade
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Faircloth
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Gaker
Dr. Michel Ghastine and
Dr. Ghada Khalife
Mr. and Mrs. David Goodwin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hansell
Dr. Dan and Dr. Melissa Hillis
Mr. Tony Iskandar
Mr. and Mrs. Hue Jackson
Dr. and Mrs. Tim Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kincaid
Ms. Debbie Kossuth
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuremsky
Mr. Brian Lawlor
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III
Mrs. Edyth Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ludeke
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Marshall, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Max
Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mitchell II
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moffitt
Momma B's Bible Study
Mr. and Mrs. John Mulcahy
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Needham
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Neyer
Mr. and Mrs. Evans Nwankwo
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Otto
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister
Dr. Abe and Dr. Joyce Philip
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Phillips
Dr. Jerome Puryear, Jr. and
Dr. Latonya Brown-Puryear
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Renneker
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Reno
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sasse
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Sauer
Mr. Bill Schott
Mr. and Mrs. Jude Schramm
Mr. and Mrs. Chip Shiver
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sikkema
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Simpson
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stone
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Sweeney
Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson, Jr.
Dr. Henry van den Berg and
Dr. Ria van den Berg-Prins
Mr. Brian and Dr. Jodi Van Jura
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Wetherington
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yelton
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RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2019 - JUNE 30, 2020
CHCA MISSION DONORS 2019-2020
(Includes Armleder Campus, North Campus, Eagle Scholarship and COVID Impact Gifts)
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Adams ’95
Mr. Maurice Anderson and Dr.
Ninah Enane-Anderson
Mr. Erik Angus and Mrs. Ellie
Coggins Angus ’14
Mr. and Mrs. Doy Baker, Jr.
Mr. Greg Barkimer and Mrs.
Kristen Stutz Barkimer ’99
Ms. and Mr. Robyn Bennie
Be Ohio Proud (Mr. and Mrs.
Danny Stull '03)
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Besera
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beshear ’97
Mr. Wayne Bess
Mr. and Mrs. William Blair
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bodley
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Boni
Ms. Sarah Bowman
Ms. Robyn Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Bruns
(on behalf of the Bruns, Cox
and Haslem families)
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brunk
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Burton
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Campbell, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Carmichael
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carnes
Mr. Kip and Rev. Linnea Carnes
Ms. Alexis Caruso ’12
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cebulskie
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ceslar
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Christiansen
Mr. and Mrs. Bryn Clark ’07
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clary
Ms. Stephanie Cobb
Ms. Cindy Coggins
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coggins ’04
Ms. Dianne Combs
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Combs
Mr. Chase Conn and
Mrs. Molly Conn ’07
Mr. Cameron Connor
Mr. Matthew Connor and
Mrs. Amy Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cooke
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cooper ’05
Ms. Pat Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Robby Croswell
IV ’03
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crum
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cureton
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dardzinski
Mr. and Mrs. James Dempsey III
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Doan II
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doepker
Mr. Ted Dostal III ’00 and Mrs.
Katie Pauley Dostal ’00
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Drees
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ducro, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duke
Mrs. Kathy Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Durham
Mr. Mark and Mrs. Mimi (‡) Ehlen
Mr. and Mrs. John Eng
Mr. Dmitri Engjurjan and Dr.
Katie Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Espenshade
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Faircloth
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fannin
Dr. and Mrs. Dough Feeney
Mr. Tom Fey
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fields
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Figliola III
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Flagel
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flint
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Frankart
Ms. Donna Furtwengler
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Garlock ’98
Mr. Mendaye Gebreamanuel
and Mrs. Terry Kebede
Dr. and Mrs. Nabil Ghabrial
Mr. Scott Glenn and Dr.
Michelle Walker-Glenn
Ms. Veronica Goodloe
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gragston
Ms. Mattie Gray
Mr. and Mrs. John Green
Mr. Andy and Dr. Fran Gregory
Mr. and Ms. Ben Haag
Mr. and Mrs. Zach Han ’03
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hansell
Ms. Regena Hardy
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haslem
HealthPro Brands Inc.
Mr. Justin Hendy and Mrs.
Megan Dinkelacker Hendy ’03
Mr. and Mrs. Nic Higgins
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hurry
Mr. Ben and Dr. Kelly Ickes
Ms. Pat Jackson
Dr. and Mrs. Tim Johnson
Ms. Victoria Jones
Ms. Sandy Kays
Keating Muething & Klekamp
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kincaid
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Kindle
Ms. Corrine Kinebrew
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Kirkland
Mr. Kurt Kleymeyer and Mrs.
Johnna Reeder Kleymeyer
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Kohlan
Ms. Debbie Kossuth
Mr. and Mrs. David Kovacs
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kuhlman
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Kuremsky
Ms. Michelle Lamb
Mr. and Mrs. Heath Laudick
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lippert
Mr. Joe Lucas
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ludeke
Lutheran Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. (Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Schmitt)
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lutts
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Marshall, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Mathison
Mr. Adam McCollum ’12
and Mrs. Maya Traynham-
Richardson McCollum ’11
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGrath
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain
Megen Construction Company
(Mr. and Mrs. Evans Nwankwo)
Mr. Stephen Michael ’05
Ms. Susan Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mitchell II
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Modelski
Mrs. Cammie Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. John Mulcahy
Network for Good
Dr. and Mrs. Dean Nicholas
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nischwitz
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nutter
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Otto
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Packer
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Pairan
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Parsley
Mr. Michael Pater and Mrs.
Michelle Pembaur ’00
Ms. Grace Pedoto
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pfaff
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister
Mr. and Mrs. Don Pfister
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Phelps, Jr.
Dr. Abe and Dr. Joyce Philip
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Phillips
Ms. Paulette Pierce Fitzpatrick
Ms. Julie Plum
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Poling
Rev. and Mrs. Joe Polzin ’05
Mr. Matt Reed ’06
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rebhun
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Reifenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Renneker
Mr. Paul Richard and Mrs.
Darla Ridner Richard
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Riewald
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Riley
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Robinson
Mrs. and Mr. Dolores Rowland
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roy
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ruegg
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sasse
Mr. and Mrs. John Schablein
Mr. and Mrs. Jude Schramm
Mr. and Mrs. Cheyne Schuchardt
Mr. and Mrs. Caetano Sequeira
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Simpson
Mr. Alan (‡) and Mrs. Joyce Smith
Ms. and Mr. Jacqueline Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Sorensen
Hon. and Mrs. Ron Spon
Ms. Linda Stanley
Mrs. Leslee Storey
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stull
Mrs. Angela Stutz
Ms. Meredith Stutz ’12
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Summers
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Sweeney
Mrs. Renae Thiel
Ms. Jerry Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tomlin
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tranzow
Mrs. Cathy Twitty
Mrs. Jacqueline Twyman-Smith
Mr. Guillermo Vaamonde and
Mrs. Lali Bermudez
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vallo
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Van Buren
Mr. Brian and Dr. Jodi Van Jura
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vanderkolk
Mr. Ryan Vose and Mrs. Jennie
Dorl Vose ’06
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walton
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Warncke
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Waugh
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wheeler
Mr. Larry Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wojciechowski
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wolnik
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Youngquist
Ms. Allison Zurlinden ’06
Gifts to one or more of CHCA’s Mission Impact Funds directly impact operations
and bless students at CHCA. CHCA Mission Giving donors represent family and
friends of ALL campuses.
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2019-2020
GIVE TO
YOUR PASSION
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When you 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. CHCA
Passion Giving donors represent family and friends of ALL campuses.
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GIVE TO YOUR PASSION
FINE ARTS
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, and despite COVID,
the shows (virtually) went on! Your gift to one or more of the Fine Arts Impact Funds elevates
students’ experiences in the arts.
FINE ARTS 2019-2020 SPONSORS
UPPER SCHOOL THEATRE
PRODUCER SPONSOR
Prominent Title
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GOLD SPONSOR
TDG Facilities Services
ART BEAT 2019-2020 SPONSORS
EVENT SPONSOR
Steve and Darla Max
ARTBEAT LINDNER
THEATER SPONSOR
Advanced Tech Consulting, Inc.
ARTBEAT AVENUE
THEATER SPONSOR
James Free Jewelers
ARTBEAT AVENUE
PIANO SPONSOR
Blaine’s Fine Men’s Apparel
HANDS ON ART SPONSOR
Prominent Title
HANG YOUR ART
OUT SPONSOR
Johnson Orthodontics
JURIED ART SPONSOR
James Free Jewelers
SILVER SPONSOR
New Path Counseling, LLC
Stafford Jewelers
PLAYBILL AD SPONSORS
Silver Spring House
Cincinnati Pool Management
Fischer Homes
Artifex Financial
Johnson Orthodontics
Greater Cincinnati Credit Union
Musical Arts Center
Allison Ballard
First Day Life Coaching

RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2019 - JUNE 30, 2020
GIVE TO YOUR PASSION: FINE ARTS
2019-2020 DONORS
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Achterberg
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Agerton
Dr. and Mrs. Yinka Aina
Mr. Wendell Anderson, Jr. and
Mrs. Jessica Watanabe
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Andry
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Arnold, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Baker
Dr. Jon and Dr. Kelly Baker
Ms. Allison Ballard ’08
Dr. and Mrs. Doug Bauman
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baxter
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Beatty
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bechtold
Mr. Ron Hopson, II and Mrs.
Misty Beeler Hopson
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Behrman
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beshear ’97
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Blomeke
Ms. Shannon Bobbert
Mr. Zach Bohannon ’02
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Boni
Mr. and Mrs. Erik Bowling
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Bowling
Ms. Sarah Bowman
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Brol
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks
Ms. Onesha Brown
Ms. Sandy Brown
Dr. Joe and Dr. Stephanie
Bruner
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brunk
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Burton
Mr. Pete Georgeton and Ms.
Gwyn Bush
Mrs. Carolyn Campbell
Mr. Joel Campbell, IV ’09
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carnes
Mr. Kip and Rev. Linnea Carnes
Mr. and Mrs. Chaz Carney III
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll
Ms. Amy Chaudhary
Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Christiansen
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Cobb
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Comstock
Dr. and Mrs. Tim Conley
Mr. Matthew Connor and Mrs.
Amy Connor
Cornerstone Foundation (Mr.
and Mrs. Ron McSwain)
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cotton
Ms. Angela Cox
Rev. Jill Croswell
Mr. Darrell Rodriguez and Mrs.
Lucy Davila
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Day
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Del Greco
Mr. and Mrs. James Dempsey III
Mr. and Mrs. Tor Dietrichs
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Doan II
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dobyns
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doepker
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Eckert
Mr. Greg Panos and Ms. Janine
Eldredge-Panos
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Elpers
Mr. and Mrs. John Eng
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Espenshade
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Faircloth
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Fancett
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Figliola III
Mr. and Mrs. Kedrick Fitzgerald
Dr. and Mrs. Rod Flynn
Mr. Mike Folchi
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Fox
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gage, Jr.
Mr. Neal Gage and Mrs. Kim
Harper-Gage
Mr. and Mrs. John Georgeton
Dr. and Mrs. Nabil Ghabrial
Dr. Michel Ghastine and Dr.
Ghada Khalife
Dr. Rita Girard
Mr. Scott Glenn and Dr.
Michelle Walker-Glenn
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Goettsch
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Golden
Mr. and Mrs. David Goodwin, Jr.
Dr. Dan Grantham and Mrs.
Tiffany Zents
Mr. Andy and Dr. Fran Gregory
Mr. and Ms. Pat Griffor
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Grimes
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hansell
Mr. Jason and Dr. Becky Hayden
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Haynam
Mr. and Ms. Brian Herriott
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hockenbery
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Hook
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hopkins
Dr. Jon and Dr. Laura Howell
Ms. Eva Hrivnak
Mr. Lee Pan and Mrs. Vivian Huang
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Huffstetler
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Humphrey
Mr. Ben and Dr. Kelly Ickes
Mr. Tony Iskandar
Mr. and Mrs. Hue Jackson
Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Marty Jones
Ms. Victoria Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jordan
Mr. Jamie Karrer and Dr.
AnnMarie Matusak
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kennamer
Mr. Rick Keyes, Jr. and Mrs.
Audrey Duren Keyes ’95
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kuhlman
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuremsky
Dr. and Mrs. Michale Lakes
Ms. Gretchen Landrum
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Lang
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Lapps
Mr. Lee Layman, II and Mrs.
Lee Anne Sheley-Layman
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Lessek
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. David Linich
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Littlejohn
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Loftus ’04
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Long
Mr. and Ms. Nick Lorenz
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lott
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Loveless
Mr. and Mrs. John Macy
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Maddux
Mr. and Mrs. Sascha Maier
Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Masterson
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Max
Mr. Shawn McCoy and Mrs.
Saundra Richey
Mr. and Mrs. Scott McKenzie
Mr. and Mrs. Derek McNutt
Mr. Brian McRedmond
Ms. Sindur McRedmond
Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Meno
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Merten
Mr. Stephen and Dr. Krista
Migliore
Ms. Meagan Miller
Ms. Julie Millette
Mr. Pete Millette
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Milligan
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Mills
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mitchell II
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moffitt
Mrs. Cammie Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Morris III
Mr. and Mrs. John Mulcahy
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Musuraca
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Neura
Dr. and Mrs. Scott Nix
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Noh
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Null
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Nutter
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O'Connell
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ochs IV
Dr. Wole and Dr. Tolu Onadeko
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Oplinger
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Overdeck
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ozarchevici
Mr. Ben and Dr. Lori Packard
Mr. and Mrs. Bret Parrish
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister
Ms. Maily Pham ’06
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Phelps, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Price
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Randle
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rasche
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reiter
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rempe
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Reno
Mr. and Ms. Dave Rexing
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rezman
Mr. Paul Richard and Mrs.
Darla Ridner Richard
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Roehm
Dr. and Mrs. Marcus
Romanello
Mr. Kevin and Dr. Rima Rusnak
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Santa
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sasse
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schaefer
Mr. and Mrs. Jude Schramm
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sikkema
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sivak
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Snell
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Southern
Mr. and Ms. Devon Spivey
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Steckel
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stephenson
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Stirsman
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stogner
Dr. Jeff and Dr. Lori Stotz
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Stuk
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Summers
Mr. Jeff and Dr. Colleen
Swayze
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Swedes, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Tapp
Mr. Carlos Taveras Santos
Summit Financial Group, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thacker II
Mr. Dan and Dr. Paula
Thatcher
Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson, Jr.
Dr. Henry van den Berg and Dr.
Ria van den Berg-Prins
Mr. Jeremy VanSlyke and
Mrs. Carrie Campbell
VanSlyke ’06
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Visconte
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Waugh
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilkowski
Mr. Mike and Dr. Lydia Woodin
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Wright
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GIVE TO YOUR PASSION
ATHLETICS
At CHCA, the mission of Athletics is to build a culture of champions. We do this by
training the 360˚ athlete — focusing on the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual
aspects of each student athlete — empowering them to reach their God-given abilities.
Your gift to one or more of our Athletic Impact Funds provides fuel to enhance and
grow a specific sport or athletic need.
RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2019 - JUNE 30, 2020
GIVE TO YOUR PASSION: ATHLETICS
2019-2020 DONORS
Dr. and Mrs. Jody Ames
Mr. Tommy Andrews '05
Dr. Jon and Dr. Kelly Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Baldwin
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bass
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Blume
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bolander
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Clayton
Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Droege
Mr. and Mrs. David Falk
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Figliola III
Mr. Neal Gage and Mrs. Kim
Harper-Gage
Dr. and Mrs. Nabil Ghabrial
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Mr. Andy and Dr. Fran Gregory
Mrs. Quina Guo
Mr. Daryl Hammett, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hoffman
Mr. Ron Hopson, II and Mrs.
Misty Beeler Hopson
Mr. and Mrs. Todd James
Mr. Geoff Kasulones
Mr. Brian Lawlor
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Levin
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Long
Mr. and Mrs. James Mary
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Max
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
McCullough
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGrath
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Metzler
Mr. Stephen and Dr. Krista
Migliore
Mr. and Mrs. Chase Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moffitt
Dr. and Mrs. Scott Nix
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Noh
Dr. Wole and Dr. Tolu
Onadeko
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ooten, Jr.
Ms. Jodie Papp
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phelps
Mr. and Mrs. Quint Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rempe
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson
Miss Grayce Ruehlmann
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Sauer
Mr. and Mrs. Jude Schramm
Ms. Nikea Sisney
Mr. and Mrs. Christian
Sorensen
Mr. Matt Spence and Mrs.
Anna Maratos-Spence
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stone
Dr. Jeff and Dr. Lori Stotz
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Taylor
Mr. Brad Hargis and Mrs. Kara
Ussery
Victory Wholesale Grocers
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wilkins
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilkowski
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wolnik
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yelton

2019-2020 ATHLETICS SPONSORS
MULTIPLE STADIUM SPONSORS
Enterprise
TDG Facilities Services
STADIUM SCOREBOARD PARTNERS
Fit Organic
Johnson Investment Counsel
McSwain Carpets & Floors
Northwestern Mutual
Phillips Edison
2019-2020 ATHLETICS BOOSTERS*
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Achterberg
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Adams '95
Dr. and Mrs. Geoff Answini
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Arthurs
Dr. Jon and Dr. Kelly Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Baldwin
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bass
Dr. Kirt and Dr. Angie Beckes
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bernhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bertrams
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blaxton
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Brock
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Butrum
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Clayton
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Collins
Mr. Matthew Connor and
Mrs. Amy Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Delany
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Doan II
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dobyns
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dodson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Eppert
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Filomena
Ms. Kelly Fisher
Mr. Gary Fisher and
Mrs. Amy Starr
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Flagel
Mr. Neal Gage and
Mrs. Kim Harper-Gage
Mr. and Mrs. Kelvin Givens
Mr. and Mrs. David Goodwin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Judah Herman
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hurry
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jostworth
Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Kaesemeyer
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keenan
Ms. Judy Kirkpatrick
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Koopman, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kraft
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kuhlman
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kushon
Dr. and Mrs. Michale Lakes
Ms. Gretchen Landrum
Mr. and Mrs. John Landrum
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Lang
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Long
SINGLE STADIUM SPONSOR
The Kroger Company
SPORTS PROGRAM SPONSORS
Cincinnati Pool Management
Enterprise
Fischer Homes
Fit Organic
Johnson Investments Counsel
McSwain Carpets and Floors
Mr. and Mrs. Todd MacFarland
Mr. and Mrs. James Mary
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Mathison
Mr. and Mrs. Trent McCracken
Mr. and Mrs. Greg McDaniel
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGrath
Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Meno
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Merten
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Metzler
Mr. and Mrs. Chase Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mitchell II
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Myers
Dr. and Mrs. Scott Nix
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Noh
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ooten, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phelps
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Phillips
Dr. Andy and Dr. Heather Plum
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Poling
Mr. and Mrs. Darrin Rakestraw
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rempe
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Renneker
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. David Robinson
Minuteman Press of Blue Ash
Northwestern Mutual
Phillips Edison
Silver Spring House
TDG Facilities Services
Mr. Darrell Rodriguez and
Mrs. Lucy Davila
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sasse
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Schaad
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schaefer
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Jude Schramm
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Seitz
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Soloria
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Spitzmiller
Mr. and Mrs. John Stemple
Mr. Jeff and Dr. Colleen
Swayze
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Tapp
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tomlin
Ms. Susan Walther
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wichmann
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilkowski
Mrs. Jenny Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Willman
Dr. and Mrs. Paul
Wojciechowski
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yelton
Ms. Shannon Young
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are not tax-deductible gifts due to benefits received.

“It is incredibly cool to see all the opportunities the Entrepreneurship and
Sustainability Program is giving us - from growing plants from seed to
harvest and understanding where our food comes from to learning about
taking care of the environment and the importance of living a healthy
life. I’ve personally benefited by learning valuable leadership skills while
navigating how to work with a team.”
- Gianna Rodriguez '21
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GIVE TO YOUR PASSION
ACADEMICS
Your gift to one or more of the Academic Impact Funds enables and
inspires our distinguished faculty and students to accelerate academic
growth while pursuing scholarship that prepares CHCA students to
influence our world.
RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2019 - JUNE 30, 2020
GIVE TO YOUR PASSION: ACADEMICS
2019-2020 DONORS
Mrs. Lisa Allgood
Ms. Kelem Barkie
Mr. and Mrs. Pervis Bearden, Sr.
Dr. Marley Belair
Mrs. Sandy Breitholle
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Broun
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brunk
Mrs. Frances Callahan
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carnes
Ms. Alexis Caruso '12
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Edgington
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Espenshade
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Faircloth
Mr. Eric Frey and Mrs. Elizabeth
Amend Frey '98
Mrs. Holly Getter
Dr. and Mrs. Nabil Ghabrial
Dr. Michel Ghastine and Dr. Ghada
Khalife
Mr. and Mrs. Wen Li
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Loeffler
Mr. and Ms. Nick Lorenz
Mr. Nick Marsh ’14
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moran
Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Pairan
Ms. Jodie Papp
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister
Mr. and Mrs. Don Pfister
Dr. Andy and Dr. Heather Plum
Ms. Julie Plum
Mr. and Mrs. Quint Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rempe
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sasse
Mr. and Mrs. Jude Schramm
Ms. Teddy Siegel '05
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Sorensen
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Steckel
Ms. Meredith Stutz '12
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Summers
Dr. Kathleen Verderber
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wheeler II '03
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GIVE TO YOUR PASSION
FAITH &
SERVICE
Faith & Service are the heartbeat of CHCA, and each day brings new lessons in what it
means to follow Jesus’ example. We engage in God’s world, pray together, and live out our
faith through service to others each and every day. Your gift to one or more of the Faith &
Service Impact Funds strengthens our foundational opportunities for spiritual growth.
RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2019 - JUNE 30, 2020
GIVE TO YOUR PASSION: FAITH & SERVICE
2019-2020 DONORS
Mr. Bob Bao and Ms. Molly Xin
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Beadle
Mr. Zach Bohannon '02
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fuller
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Keating
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Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Kramer
Dr. and Mrs. Peter Reding '02
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rempe
Mr. Jake Robinson and Mrs. Sarah Eslick
Robinson '09
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sasse
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Sauer
Mr. and Mrs. Jude Schramm
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Slaughter
Ms. Reagan Smith '07
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Sorensen
Dr. Kathleen Verderber

“Since I have been serving at Meadowbrook, I have found that just caring or taking the time to get
to know someone is world-changing. We FaceTimed a gentleman named Wayne, and it absolutely
made his day! He has no family and is a retired school teacher, so talking to us was the highlight
of his week. Seemingly little acts like these can have such a big impact. If I could say one thing to
those who give to SOS, I would say that without your contribution, we could not make small, worldchanging
acts like these possible. I am so thankful for the funding we have because it gives us the
ability to bless others and impact people like Wayne.”
- Ava Schwan ’22
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AFTER
PROM
DONORS
2020
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Achterberg
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bellamy
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blaxton
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bolander
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brooks
Dr. and Mrs. Gregg Bruns
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carnes
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Clayton
Mr. Luis de la Rosa
and Mrs. Gladys Garzon
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Doan II
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dobyns
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dodson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege
Mr. Gary Fisher and Mrs. Amy Starr
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Flagel
Mr. and Ms. Pat Griffor
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hansell
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keenan
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Loeffler
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Max
Mr. and Mrs. James McDonough
Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Metzler
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mitchell II
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Phillips
Dr. Andy and Dr. Heather Plum
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Poling
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Reckamp
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Sauer
Mr. and Mrs. Jude Schramm
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sonne, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stone
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Swedes, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wilkins
RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2019 - JUNE 30, 2020
GIFTS FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES
Faculty Incentive Program
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III
Armleder School Playground
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Adams '95
Ms. Kimberly Jackson-Lackey
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Matsey
Motz Corporation Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati
Foundation
Overseer and Mrs. Ennis Tait
Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor, Sr.
Athletic Field Signage/Gym
Score Board
First Star Logistics (Mr. and
Mrs. Kevin Bernhardt)
Instrumental Music Travel
Scholarship
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McSwain
International Student Program
Johnson Investment Counsel, Inc.
Mr. Bill Schott
High School Staff Lounge
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Collins
Neyer Foundation Christian
Leadership Award
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Neyer
North Campus Tuition Relief Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Conway
Schott International Student
Scholarship Fund
Mr. Bill Schott
Take Flight Program
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III
Hue and Michelle Jackson
Family Field
Mr. and Mrs. Hue Jackson
2019-2020 ROBOTICS DONORS
Dr. and Mrs. Yinka Aina
CDK Global
Mr. and Mrs. Digger Daley
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Doan II
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Espenshade
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Faircloth
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hansell
Honeywell International
Mr. and Mrs. Erik Johnson
Mr. and Ms. Nick Lorenz
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Manning
Mr. Shawn McCoy and Mrs. Saundra
Richey
MATCHING COMPANY GIFTS
CDK Global
Coca Cola Enterprises
Defenders Inc.
Fidelity Foundation
Fifth Third Bank
General Electric Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. James O'Dea
Mr. Jack Odea
PMMI Foundation
Procter & Gamble
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rasche
Mr. and Mrs. Derek Rice
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Roehm
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sikkema
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Sorensen
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Thomas
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Wetherington
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wuennemann
Mr. Justin Zimmer
2019-2020 ROBOTICS SPONSORS
Soaring Eagle
Honeywell International
Intelligrated
Bald Eagle
Procter & Gamble
Nest Egg
AluChem
Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts
KeyBank Foundation
Pepsico Foundation
Synchrony Financial Matching Gifts
Total Quality Logistics
Wells Fargo Ed. Matching Gift Program
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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!
RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2019 - JUNE 30, 2020
LIGHT THE WAY DONORS
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Achterberg
Mr. Maurice Anderson and Dr. Ninah
Enane-Anderson
Mr. Erik Angus and Mrs. Ellie Coggins
Angus '14
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brunk
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carnes
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cebulskie
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Cobb
Ms. Cindy Coggins
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coggins '04
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Comstock
Mr. Jeremy Conn '95 and Mrs. Erin
Metzger Conn '97
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Gaker
Mrs. Beverly Grant
Ms. Patricia Heath
Mr. and Mrs. Judah Herman
Dr. Dan and Dr. Melissa Hillis
Mr. and Mrs. Hue Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kadnar
Mr. Ben Stover and Ms. Kristy Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kirbabas
Mr. Brian Lawlor
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Long
Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McSwain
Megen Construction Company
(Mr. and Mrs. Evans Nwankwo)
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mitchell II
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moffitt
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Needham
Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation
grant in honor of Mr. Ron Beshear,
exceptional volunteer
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Null
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ooten, Jr.
Mr. Ben Packard and Dr. Lori Packard
Dr. Art Pancioli and Dr. Lisa Larkin-
Pancioli
Dr. Abe and Dr. Joyce Philip
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Phillips
Dr. Jerome Puryear, Jr. and Dr. Latonya
Brown-Puryear
Mr. Paul Richard and Mrs. Darla Ridner
Richard
Shiver Security Systems
(Mr. and Mrs. Chip Shiver)
Dr. Jonathan Snyder '98 and Mrs. Jessica
Martin Snyder '98
Mr. Ben Stover and Ms. Kristy Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wilkins
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Wojciechowski
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yelton
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LASTING
During the 2019-20 School Year, our community experienced
the difficult losses of a faculty member and student.
Mimi Ehlen, CHCA Faculty Member and
Kt Kincaid, CHCA Student, Class of 2020
Dr. and Mrs. Jody Ames
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Andry
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Arlinghaus
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Banks
Mrs. Lois Basham
Ms. Linda Baughman
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baxter
Mr. Todd Baxter
Mr. Adam and Mrs. Renee
Quinn Beck
The Bellamy Family:
Glenn, Renee and Nate '20
The Berling Family
Ms. Linda Bivins
Ms. Karen Blue
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bollman
Ms. Tammy Brown
Brown County Horseman's
Association - Southern
OH Equestrian Team
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Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brunk
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Buchert
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Clayton
Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Coats
Ms. Dawne Cundiff
Ms. Janel Dant
Ms. Amy DiMario
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Doan, II
Ms. Traci Doering
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege
Mr. Jonathan Edgington '20
Ms. Phyllis Endris
Mr. Jeff and Mrs. Rhonda
Quinn Fields
Mr. Matthew Flaherty
The Flispart Family:
Paul, Staci and Jacob
Ms. Joey Foushee
Ms. Katie Gaughan
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Geeding
Mr. Jay Glenn
Mr. Mark Harriman and
Mrs. Ashley Petersen
Harriman '03
Mr. Patrick Hense
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Hensel
The Hirostsu Family
Mr. and Mrs. Ric Hordinski
Ms. Nancy Hunter
Mr. and Mrs. John Irwin, Sr.
Mr. Scott Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Jutt
Ms. Amanda Ka
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kincaid
Mr. and Mrs. George Kitchens
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Klass
Mr. Joseph Korfhagen
Mr. and Mrs. David Kovacs
Mr. Jack Kraeutler
Ms. Patricia Krumm
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Langdon
Mr. Rex Lee and Mrs. Jane
Shaffer Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Levin
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lipp
The Loeffler Family
Ms. Judy Luttrell
Mr. and Mrs. Todd
MacFarland
legacies
They each leave their own very special and lasting legacies here at CHCA and among the lives of all those they touched.
KT KINCAID | CLASS OF 2020
The Class of 2020 honored their classmate and much loved friend
with a beautiful tree and plaque at our Upper School Martha S.
Lindner Campus in honor of Kt’s beautiful life lived with light and
love. It reflects her lasting imprint.
“Kt was a beloved part of our CHCA family. Her energy and
laughter were magnetic and her smile lit up our hallways.”
- Dean Nicholas, Assistant Head of School
The Kincaid family chose to honor Kt’s life by blessing others through
establishing The Katherine (Kt) Kincaid Scholarship.
RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2019 - JUNE 30, 2020
*Names listed as they were received with gift
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF: KT KINCAID
Mr. Geoffrey Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McBrayer, III
The McSwain Family:
Jason ,Natalie and Anna '20
Ms. Jill Meckle
Momma B's Bible Study
Ms. Cindy Muir
Ms. Ginny Myer
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Neff
The Neff Family:
Jay, Terri, Joseph and Elyse
Dr. and Mrs. Dean Nicholas
The Otto Family: Steve,
Jennifer, Alexis '20
and Nicholas
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister
Mr. Bret Quinn
Mr. Frank Quinn
Mr. and Mrs. Marty Quinn
Ms. Kris Rawlings
Mr. and Mrs. Will Reid
The Ridge Group
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ripperger
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Burr
Robinson
Mr. John Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sanderson
MIMI EHLEN | BELOVED CHCA TEACHER
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sasse
Ms. Traci Scarpa
Mr. John Schneider
The Schramm Family
Sense Diagnostics, Inc.
Mr. James Shin
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Siebel
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sikkema
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Smith
Ms. Melanie Straw-Boone
Ms. Kim Strong
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Tatum
Mr. Taylor
Ms. Valerie Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Thomas
The Tobeson Family: Dave,
Linda, Jennifer & Michelle
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tomlin
Ms. Barbie Tull
MK Walther
Mr. and Mrs. John Ward
Ms. Sandy Westerfield
The Wilkins Family:
Gary, Leigh and Ryan '20
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wolf
Mr. Randy Woods
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wright
Mr. Brad Zapp
To the CHCA community, Mimi was a much-loved friend and colleague and an esteemed literature teacher known for the care and
kindness she extended to her students. As someone who noticed the small things, she truly knew her students and her friends, which
in turn made her a good listener and the most thoughtful gift-giver. She considered her time at CHCA the pinnacle of her teaching
career.
Her love for literature was contagious among her students, friends, and family. She understood the enduring value of words on a
written page in a digital world, and within those pages, she connected her students to ideas and themes which stretched them both
intellectually and spiritually, leaving a lasting mark on many.
The Mimi Ehlen Memorial Library Fund was established by Mimi’s family to continue her love and passion for literature. This fund
expands the library that was established in her classroom and now named in her honor.

RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2019 - JUNE 30, 2020
*Names listed as they were received with gift
GIFTS IN MEMORY OF: MIMI EHLEN
Ms. Kate Achter
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Achterberg
Ms. Connie Allen
Ms. Pam Altieri
Ms. Jan Ambrose
Dr. and Mrs. Jody Ames
Mr. Zachary Anderson
Ms. Roz Anderson
Ms. Kelly Andrews
The Andry Family:
Olivia '18 and Peyton '20
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ayling
Mr. Stephen Baertsche
Mr. DeWayne Bahnsen
Mr. Bradford Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bailey
Ms. Sheila Banerji
Mr. George Bang
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baxter
Mr. David Bell
Mr. Riekki Benham
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Benintendi
Ms. Kelly Benintendi Misleh
Mrs. Sherry Benson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bick
Mrs. Amanda Billau-Manor
Mrs. Susan Bixler
Mrs. Lynne Blain
Mr. Tom Blume
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bollman
Ms. Arlene Borock Balczo
Mr. and Mrs. JD Bowlin
Ms. Karen Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brunk
Ms. Adriane Bryant
Mr. Brian Bucklew
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Buckman
Mr. and Mrs. John Buehler
Ms. Cynthia Bunch
Mr. Aaron Burkett
Mr. and Mrs. Duffy Burns
The Burns Family:
Julie, Madelyn and Gabe
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Butrum
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Byers
Ms. Beth Cameron
Mr. Frederick Carmean
Ms. Lisa Carmean
Mr. and Mrs. Chaz Carney, III
The Carr Family:
Laurie and William
Mr. Jeffrey Carrico
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carter
Ms. Nancy Case
Ms. Nikol Cianciola
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Clark
Mr. Chris Coleman
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Collen
Mr. Jeremy Conn '95 and
Mrs. Erin Metzger Conn '97
Mr. Matthew Connor and
Mrs. Amy Connor
Ms. Catherine Conolly
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Conway
Andrew Coors
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Cowan
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cox
Ms. Roseann Croop
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cryder
Ms. Tricia Cullop
The Curl Family
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
D'Angora, Jr.
Ms. Suzanne Dambach Lape
Ms. Beth Davis
Ms. Jayne Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis
Mr. Chip Davis
The William J. Davis Family
The Day Family: Colleen
and Jermaine
Mr. Mark DeBacker
Ms. Jewell DeBord
The Del Greco Family: Joe,
Barb, Christina and Michael
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Dick
Mr. and Mrs. Tor Dietrichs
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dietz
Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Dinkelacker
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Doan, II
Ms. Mary Doblinger
Mrs. Barbara Donahue
Mr. James Dornberg
Ms. Gabrielle Downey
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dunson
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Edmonds
Ms. Erin Edmonds
The Ehlen Family: Mark
and Eliza
Mr. Gregg Ehlen
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ehlen
Mrs. Deborah Ehlen Dick
Mr. Shawn Emerson
Ms. Anne Ernst
The Espenshade Family
Ms. Beth Esterkamp
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Faircloth
The Fantanarosa-Morrow
Family
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Figliola, III
Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher
Ms. Julie Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Flaherty
Ms. Deborah Flower-Smith
The Fralick Family
Ms. Lori Francescon
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Frankart
Ms. Katharine Franzel
Mr. Eric Frey and Mrs.
Elizabeth Amend Frey '98
Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Frischmuth
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Froebe
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Garske
Mrs. Kiersten Gaudet
Ms. Cheryl Getz
Dr. and Mrs. Nabil
Ghabrial
The Gifford Family
Ms. Maggie Gilligan
Andrew Gillis
Ms. Melissa Goodall
The Gorte Family
Mr. and Mrs. John Gorte
Mr. Robert Greenawalt
Mr. Richard Greenblatt
Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Grunkemeyer
Ms. Jeanne Gulick
Mr. David Hackenberg
Mr. and Mrs. William
Hamberg
Ms. Janet Haneberg-Diggs
Happy Bones Musical
Group
Ms. Janet Harbort
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hare
Dr. Nancy Grant Harrington
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Harris
Ms. Leslie Hasselbach Adams
Ms. Cheryl Hatch
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hatfield
Ms. Kathy Healy
Ms. Patricia Heath
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hermann
Ms. Missy Heydinger
McDougal
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hill
Mr. Dan Hinger
Ms. Sharon Hofmann
Ms. Mary Holland
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Holliday
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Holliday
The Hon Family: Mike,
Vicki and Parker
Ms. Liz Honegger
Mr. and Mrs. Ric Hordinski
Mr. Daniel Hughes
Mr. Bill Immler
Ms. Julie Ingham
Ms. Tonia Sares Irmen
Mr. and Mrs. John Irwin, Sr.
Emily Jacknewitz
Ms. Lynn Jagos
The Jam & Jelly Lady
Mr. Bradford James
Mr. and Mrs. Doug James
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jepson
The Johnson Family:
Winnie and Paul
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Jutt
Dr. and Mrs. Philip Kallile
Ms. Joan Katafias
Mr. Michael Katz
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keenan
Ms. Anne Keller
Ms. Kathy Moenter King
Ms. Kim Klaer
Ms. Janet Klein
Hollingshead
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Kolb
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Koporc
Mr. and Mrs. David Kovacs
Ms. Cindee Kratzenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kuhlman
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kuroff, Jr.
Ms. Sherry Langle
Ms. Cassie Lastivka
Ms. Lee Anne Layman
Mr. Mike Layman
Ms. Becky Lease
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lemay
Mr. and Ms. Lubomyr
Lichonczak
Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Linthicum
Ms. Susan Lipnickey
Mr. Aaron Lockwood
Ms. Lori Loew Halldow
The Loftus Family
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Long
Ms. Kelly Manor
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Marshall
Mr. Edwin Martin
Mr. and Mrs. James Mary
Ms. Laura Massa
Ms. Deborah Matson Herrera
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Matter
Ms. JoAnna McIntoch
Ms. Pem McNerney
Mr. and Mrs. Jason
McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. John Mellott
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Meno
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Merten
Ms. Julie Millette
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mitchell, II
Momma B's Bible Study
Mr. and Mrs. James Moon
Ms. Melanie Moore
The Motto Family: Ashley
and Nicole
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mueller
The Mullert Family
The John Murray Family
Mr. Joseph Myers
Ms. Ruth Naylor
Mr. Sr. Kyle Ninian
The Nix Family
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Noh
Mr. Stephen Norton
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Null
Ms. Lynn Nusbaum
The O'Brien Family
Mr. Henry Oberson and
Ms. Rita Vig
Ms. Heather Oesterle
Oh Suzanna
Ms. Amy Oliphant
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Osborn
Dr. and Mrs. Brad Osborne
Ms. Peggy Ottke
Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Overdeck
Ms. Mary Pannabecker
Steiner
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Parcell
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Parsley
Mr. Arthur Paul
Mr. Harry Paul
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Paul
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Paul
Mr. Mike Paul
Ms. Raegan Pebley
Mr. Robert Perry
Ms. Stephanie Petersen
Mr. and Mrs. Don Pfister
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister
Mr. Eric Pidcock
Ms. Debra Pipes
Pizza Hot Line
Positive Performance:
Chantel and Lindsey
Ms. Patricia Powers
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Pozniak
Ms. Sherri Prange
Ms. Sue Ramsey
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Randle
The Reid Family:
Courtney and Preston
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rentner
Ms. Beverly Rice Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Richardson
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Richey
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Risinger
Ms. Courtney Risinger Lloyd
Ms. Haley Robertson
Ms. Hannah Robertson
Ms. Barbara Robinson
Ms. Lora Rodabaugh Haimes
Miss Bianca Rodriguez
Ms. Celia Rogers
Ms. Jane Roman
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rooney
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rossiter
Mr. Rick Rump
Mr. Kevin and Dr. Rima Rusnak
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Salisbury
Ms. Yvonne Sanchez
Mrs. Jenny Sanchez
Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Sanderson
Ms. Kelly Savage
Mr. Jerry Scheve
Mr. Mike Schmaltz
Mr. and Mrs. Trent Scholler
Mr. Mark Schwan
Ms. Diana Schweinfurth
Mr. Bernard Scott, II
Ms. Linda Scott
Ms. Tamesha Scotten
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Seitz
Mrs. Judith Sengstock
Ms. Nicole Shaw Smith
Mrs. Amber Shirey
Ms. Stacy Shollenbarger
Ms. Diana Sickles
Ms. Claire Sigman
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Sikkema
Ms. Susan Simmons
Ms. Kathryn Skaff
Ms. Barbara Jo Smith
The Smith Family:
Leonard, Diana and Micah
The Sneary Family: Morgan,
Clint, Gwen and Oliver
Ms. Lisa Sommer
Mr. Dave Spiess
Mr. Michael Spiros
Ms. Maria Sprang
Mr. Randy Starkie
Ms. Teresa StClair
Ms. Kathy Stewart
Ms. Roseanne Stewart
Mr. Bill Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steyer
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stofel
Ms. Carol Stoll
Dr. Jeff and Dr. Lori Stotz
Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Stout
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Stryker
Ms. Erna Stuckey
Ms. Kelsey Sucher
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Summers
Dr. and Mrs. Alec Tackett
Dr. Yuan Tan
Mr. and Mrs. Irland Tashima
Ms. Susan Telljohann
Ms. Oliva Terry
Ms. Michelle Theis
Ms. Chris Thomas
Ms. Kelly Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Tilton
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tomlin
Mrs. and Mrs. Ed Traeger
The Traudt Family
Mr. Nate Tuori
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ulrich
Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Vanderkolk
Ms. Stacey Verhoff
Mrs. Maria Villagomez
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Von Ebers
Ms. Cynthia Wagenhauser
Mrs. Trish Wagner McNeel
Ms. Anne Wallace
Ms. Janet Watson
Mrs. Jacquelyn Way
Mr. Deak Weaver
Mr. Edward Weber
The Westphal Family:
Ron, Lynn and Emily
Whiteford Elementary School
Whiteford Middle School
Whiteford High School
Ms. Debra Whiting
Mr. and Mrs. John Wiesolek
Ms. LaRita Wilcher
Ms. Jessica Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Williams
Dr. and Mrs. Paul
Wojciechowski
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Woock
Charleigh Wright
Mr. Cleve Wright
Ms. Michelle Yacavone
Ms. Karen Yankee
Mrs. Michelle Youngquist
Ms. Kristi Zeller
Ms. Terri Zmuda
Ms. Stephanie Zonars
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GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2019 - JUNE 30, 2020
In Memory of:
Robert Dalsing, Sr.
by Ms. Robyn Bradley
In Memory of:
Catherine R. Fey
by Mr. Tom Fey
In Memory of:
Steven Donahue
In gratitude for and recognition of
Steve’s extraordinary commitment
to CHCA’s Robotics program,
the Donahue family requested
Memorial gifts benefit CHCA’s
Beak Squad Robotics Team.
by Mr. and Mrs. George Ainge
AXIA Consulting
Mr. David Ballenger
Mr. Rocky Belcher
Mr. Steve Best
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Buddie
Mr. Stephen Crone
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Del Greco
Mr. Mark Neiman and Ms.
Diana Deming
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Derham
Mr. Rich Devine
Mr. Chris Donahue and Dr.
Katie Schubert
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Donahue
Ms. Diane Donahue
Mr. and Mrs. William
Donahue
Ms. Amy Donahue-Garrett
Mr. John Dowler
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege
Ms. Kym Dunbar
Mr. and Mrs. Taka Egawa
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Farrell
Mr. Corey Friedrich
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glenn
Ms. Carol Hartman
Mr. Matthew Hauser
Intelligrated Family
Mr. and Mrs. William
Johnson, Jr.
Ms. Carol Kehl
Mr. Stephen King
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kipper
The Kosteva/Simoneau
Families: Sharon, Glenn,
Sue and Tom
Mrs. Donna Kozak
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kucin
Ms. Carole Landgrebe
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mace
The Martens Family:
Bonnie, Jerry, Samantha,
Josh and Clay
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. Page McGirr
Mr. and Mrs. John McGrail
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Medosch
Ms. Leah Metzger
Mr. Marc Meyers
Mr. Fredric Miller
Ms. Brenda Moffatt
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nellis
Mr. Seth Niece
Ms. Susan Nobile
Mr. Tim Oxender
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister
Mr. and Mrs. Derek Rice
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Riley
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ross
The Sanderson Family:
April, Terry and Katelyn
Mr. and Mrs. Caetano
Sequeira
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Stryker
Ms. Margaret Szempruch
Ms. Jan Taft
Dr. Charlie and Dr. Lu Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Vanderwoude
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wenzinger
Mr. and Mrs. William White
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Wuennemann
In Memory of:
Carl H. Lindner, Jr.
by Mr. Joe Lucas
In Memory of:
Alan Smith
by Mr. Alex Kleymeyer '20
by MSL Faculty and Staff
As an expression of their love
for the Smith Family (Joyce
Smith – MSL Faculty), a loving
memorial was created in honor
of Alan. A beautiful Buckeye
tree was planted near the
baseball field given Alan’s joy
and love for watching his sons
play Eagle baseball and to
capture his passion for
The Ohio State Buckeyes.
In Memory of:
Nancy Ziegler
by Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Droege
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.
GIFTS IN HONOR OF
In Honor of:
Amy Connor
by Mr. and Mrs. Larry Connor
In Honor of:
Gia and Kylie Cureton
by Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cureton
In Honor of:
Stella Day
by Mr. and Mrs. Eric Day
In Honor of:
Madeline and Meredith Drees
by Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Drees
In Honor of:
Shane and Stella Duke
by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duke
In Honor of:
Elise, Lauren and Nate Hayes
by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Walton
In Honor of:
Sofia C. Kovacs
by Ms. Eva Hrivnak
In Honor of:
The Lindners
by Keating Muething & Klekamp
In Honor of:
Avery Meno
by Mr. and Mrs. Jay Meno
In Honor of:
Aidan and Brendan Murphy
by Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cooke
In Honor of:
Dr. Nick
by Mr. Chase Conn and Mrs.
Molly Conn '07
In Honor of:
Deacon and Griffin Ridner
by Mr. Paul Richard and Mrs.
Darla Ridner Richard
In Honor of:
Colin Swayze
by Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Christiansen
In Honor of:
Christopher Swedes
by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crum
In Honor of:
Mike Wallace
by Mr. and Mrs. Phil Reifenberg
In Honor of:
Andrew, David and Olivia
Wojciechowski
by Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Wojciechowski
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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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