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2014-2015Annual

Report

Escuela de Guadalupe

Denver’s Catholic, dual-language school of excellence
660 Julian St. Denver, CO 80204



President’s Letter

Dear Friends,

Greetings from west Denver! The past year will
no doubt go down as one of the most exciting
in Escuela de Guadalupe’s history. In June we
moved to 660 Julian Street and in no time at all,
it has become our home. Most importantly,
this move enables us to expand and serve more
deserving students with a quality education.

David Card
President
As we speak we are conducting admissions visits

for pre-kindergarten and 6th grade – grades

that we will serve for the first time in fall 2016. By fall 2018, our expansion

will be complete and we will serve grades PreK through 8 with up to 220 students.

To support this vision and with the encouragement of our community, we
initiated Escuela de Guadalupe’s first major gifts campaign, Raise Your Hand!
We set an ambitious goal of $4 million and secured $2.2 million by June
30th. With your help, we also raised $1.1 million for our annual fund. It was an
incredible year in so many ways!

The founding vision of this school was that it would be accessible to any

family, and that the economic status of a child would not determine his/
her ability to succeed. This vision is as relevant today as it was in 1999.
The support we receive continues to make possible one simple goal: to
deliver a high quality, faith-formative and culturally relevant education to
deserving children.

You helped us to do this, once again.

As the success of our students continues to provide evidence of the
fulfillment of this vision, it is you we have to thank. Your belief and support
is developing compassionate leaders for the world of tomorrow. We hope
you enjoy our annual report!

Sincerely,

David Card
President

Our Program Highlights

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1. Our Annual One Child at A Time Breakfast was the most successful to date! Thanks to the 225 guests in attendance, this hour-long breakfast event raised over
$180,000 for student scholarships. 2. In January the Board of Trustees approved the Raise Your Hand! campaign, which will fund the execution of Escuela’s
expansion vision. The campaign raised over $2.2 million in the first six months! 3. Our 4th Annual Sister Susan Swain Service Day saw our students, parents,
staff, and faculty volunteering their time with eight different community organizations. 4. In April, our 4th and 5th graders presented their bi-annual “Wax
Museum” to Escuela’s friends and families. Each “wax figure” had “buttons” on his/her hands, which visitors could press to receive a mini-lesson (in English or
in Spanish), on whatever leader the student had chosen to portray. 5. In June 2015 we said goodbye to the Highlands neighborhood and the community that has
been so important to our school for the last 16 years. 6. We are thrilled to announce that 90% of Escuela’s class of 2008 graduated from high school last spring,
and are currently enrolled in a college, university, or technical school program! 7. Escuela de Guadalupe moved to a new home in Denver in the summer of 2015.
With nearly twice the facility space, Escuela has embarked on an expansion program that will eventually double the number of students served.

Our Outcomes

Where are they now? 5th Grade Academic Proficiency

Escuela’s academic outcomes compared to those of neighboring elementary schools.

84% 89% 95% 100% Reading Lectura
Math Matemáticas

35% 40% 58%
39%

38% Catholic 7% Magnet 22% 14%
24% Private 20% Public
11% Charter Escuela de Guadalupe ‘15 Eagleton ‘14 Fairview ‘14 Barnum ‘14

Middle Schools Most Note: Escuela de Guadalupe uses the Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) standardized testing program
in English, and Aprenda—the Spanish Language equivalent of the Stanford Achievement Test —in Spanish.
Often Attended
At the heart of our unique and innovative program is our belief in
by Escuela Alumni rigorous, asset-based education. We give dignity to our students when
St. Cathrine of Siena we treat their language, culture and faith as gifts and we hold
Skinner Middle School ourselves accountable for their success all the way through graduation
St. Mary’s Academy from high school. The result is a 93% high school graduation rate for
Graland Country Day School
STRIVE Prep Escuela de Guadalupe alumni, at least 35% higher than among their
St. Anne’s Episcopal
demographic peers in Denver.

60% Catholic 7% Magnet Graduate Support Program
6% Private 2% Public
23% Charter 2% GED Escuela de Guadalupe’s innovative Graduate Support
Program seeks to ensure the long-term success
High Schools Most of its students. Graduates are guided, tracked and
Often Attended counseled all the way through graduation from high
by Escuela Alumni school, and are encouraged to remain college-bound.
Arrupe Jesuit H.S. Post-seconday schools attended by alumni include...
Regis Jesuit H.S.
St. Mary’s Academy • Colorado College • Colorado State University • Santa Clara University
Bishop Machebeuf H.S. • Regis University • South Dakota School of Mines • Lynn University
KIPP H.S. • Suffolk University • University of San Francisco • University of Hawaii

Escuela de Guadalupe is a community-based,
financially accessible school of excellence that
develops compassionate leaders for the world
of tomorrow. It focuses on providing a quality
dual-language education, rooted in Catholic values.



Our Expansion Vision

Start Them Younger

By adding pre-kindergarten,
Escuela de Guadalupe will
strengthen the academic
preparation of its students,
better serve working
families, and strengthen
its enrollment model.

Keep Them Longer Embarking on an expansion program to serve more students, Escue-
la de Guadalupe relocated to southwest Denver during the summer
By adding a rigorous, of 2015. The new campus—with nearly double the facility space—
competitive, high quality will allow us to add a middle school and pre-kindergarten, eventu-
middle school program, ally doubling the the number of children enrolled by our nationally
Escuela de Guadalupe will recognized program. This move has also enabled us to provide
be able to directly greater accessibility to the moderate-to-low-income neighborhoods
transition its students to that the school was founded to serve.
high school and further
ensure their high school Our New Address:
and college completion. 660 Julian St. Denver, CO 80204

Raise Your Hand! Campaign

RaiseYourHand!

The Campaign for an Expanded Escuela de Guadalupe

In January 2015, Escuela de Guadalupe launched the $4 Million Raise Your Hand!
Campaign to fund the move and scholarships necessary to turn our expansion
vision into a reality. In the first six months of the campaign, 47 generous support-
ers made donations totaling $2,200,000.

Priorities

• Move and Start-Up Capital

To support expansion start-up and the facility enhancements needs of this project.

• Scholarships for Expanded Enrollment

To fund the tuition assistance need of an expanded enrollment, and position the school more
responsibly by putting these funds in place before they are awarded.

• Endowment

To create an endowment equivalent to the school’s annual operating budget, which will
strengthen the school’s financial foundation.
We thank everyone who has already participated in this special initiative, and we invite you to be
part of making dual-language education financially accessible to families in the metro area. For
more information, please contact our Development Director, Michelle Wagner, at (303) 964-0816.

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Donors to the Guadalupe Legacy Society designate Escuela de Guadalupe as
a beneficiary in their will or estate plan. Guadalupe Legacy Society members
make a special commitment to and investment in children through planned
giving. These donors are helping to develop leaders for the world of tomorrow
and assuring Escuela’s future sustainability.
Please contact Escuela de Guadalupe’s Development Office at (303) 964-
0816 or [email protected] to discuss becoming a
valued member of the Guadalupe Legacy Society today.

Our Financials

Support and Revenues
Fiscal Year 2015

Foundations $1,265,225 32% Foundations 3% ACE Scholarships
Individuals $2,117,350
Corporate and Organizations $34,520 53% Individuals 3% In-Kind Contributions
ACE Scholarship $100,000
In-Kind Contributions $100,000 7% Tuition 3% Other
Total Support $3,617,095

Tutition and Fees $296,639
School Lunch Program $15,829
Less: Lunch Program Expenses ($29,674)

Other Income: $18,328
Investment (loss) Income ($3,100)

Sub-total $311,867

Note: $2,200,000 was donated through our Raise Your Hand! Campaign.

Total Support and Revenues $3,924,117

Expenses $1,129,909
Fiscal Year 2015 $193,905
$225,857
Classroom and Education
Management and General $1,549,671
Development and Fundraising

Total Expenses

73% Classroom and Education
13% Management and General
15% Development and Fundraising

To receive a complete audited financial statement, please contact Development Director,
Michelle Wagner, at (303) 964-0816 or [email protected].

Our Team

Board of Trustees Jennifer Cherveny Miguel Perez

Jack Pottle, BOT Chairman Independent Realtor Sales Manager
American Marble and Granite
Principal, JBC Capital Partner Deirdre Cryor
Pat Wiesner
Lindsay Filsinger, Vice Chair President/CEO
St. Mary’s Academy Retired Publisher
Director Philanthropic Partners
Filsinger Energy Partners Dick Hayes Tom Reynolds

Ryan Goral, Treasurer Richard B. Hayes, CPA Vice President for Mission
Regis University
V.P. Commercial Banking Rev. Marty Lally
Colorado Business Bank Ex Officio Members
Pastor, Holy Family Catholic Parish
Mike Cavanaugh, Secretary David Card
Rev. Tim McMahon, S.J.
V.P. & Assoc. General Counsel President, Escuela de Guadalupe
MWH Global President, Arrupe Jesuit High School
Mariella Robledo
Hugh Armstrong Chris Mosely
Principal, Escuela de Guadalupe
Partner, PWC Member, Sherman & Howard LLC

Daniella Avila (EdG ‘04) Fr. Edward J. Poehlmann

Nursing Student, Regis University Pastor, Presentation of Our Lady
Catholic Church
Sheryl Bridges
David Card Beth Sale
Attorney, Fennemore Craig
President Operations Manager
Administration
Mariella Robledo Elizabeth Vautour
Mariella Robledo
Principal Principal Development Associate

Faculty Sandra Garcia Michelle Wagner

José Acosta Director of Admissions & Financial Aid Development Director

4th/5th Grade Teacher, English Claudia Ibarra David Vallejo

Karina Acosta-Ferrera Office Manager Maintenance

1st/2nd Grade Literacy Tutor, English Sandra Reese Marta Vallejo

Nancy Aldana Graduate Support Director Maintenance

Intensive Tutor | PE Ioana Georgescu Miriam O’Connor

Joel Carranza Intensive Tutor 4th/5th Grade Teacher, Spanish

1st/2nd Grade Literacy Tutor, Spanish Christina Guerrero Raquel Orellano

Lauren Carranza 4th/5th Grade Literacy Tutor, Bilingual Lunch | After School Care

3rd Grade Teacher, Bilingual Rachel Henley Maribel Polo

Rick Foster Kindergarten Teacher, English 1st/2nd Grade Teacher, Spanish

Before School Care Sharon Livengood Adam Ramirez

1st/2nd Grade Teacher, English Art & Music Teacher

Melissa McQueen Marcela Threlkeld

Middle School Lead Kindergarten Teacher, Spanish

Delfina Meza Nancy Vallejo

3rd Grade Literacy Tutor, Bilingual Teacher Aid | Maintenance

Our Supporters

Thank you to the following 527 donors for their support of Escuela de Guadalupe’s unique mission. Their
generosity to both our Guadalupe Annual Fund and our Raise Your Hand! Campaign provides the critical
resources that our students need to one day become leaders in our community. We express our heartfelt
gratitude and appreciation to all of these individuals, foundations, and other organizations who continue
to help us make quality, dual-language education financially accessible to families in the Denver metro area.

Magis Society Magna Cum Laude: Donahue Foundation
Gifts of $25,0000-$49,999 Lindsay and Todd Filsinger
Summa Cum Laude: Anonymous Franciscan Friars of Holy Name Province/
Gifts of $50,000 or more Nancy McMahon and Tim Parsons
ACE Scholarships Regis University-Fr. Woody Fund May Bonfils Stanton Memorial Fund
Anonymous (2) Staley Family Foundation — Michael and Connie Gallagher
John and Melinda Couzens Richard Hayes
Dick and Robin Kelly Foundation Jenn and Jason Cherveny Heider Family Foundation
Mike and Renee Duncan Scott and Donna Whitley Jeanette Bertea Hennings Foundation
Raymond and Sally Duncan Cum Laude: Pete and Susanne Lansing
El Pomar Foundation Gifts of $10,000-$24,999 National Philanthropic Trust
Nick and Natalie Lyon Anschutz Family Foundation Ready Foods
McDonnell Family Foundation Anschutz Foundation Routzon Family Foundation
Jack and Judy Pottle Ryan and Alisha Boykin The Catholic Foundation
Salazar Family Foundation George and Marion Curtis Virginia Hill Foundation
The HBB Foundation Whitecross Foundation
Patrick and Janet Wiesner

One Child at A Time Society

Gold Level: Richard Ling David and Barbara A. Cummings
Gifts of $7,500-$9,999 Mabel Y. Hughes Charitable Trust Geoffrey and Martha Lord
Jean and Hugh Armstrong John and Mari Ann Martin Veronica McCaffrey and Barbara Frank
B & E Collins Foundation Roger Maurer Reed and Beth Mittelstaedt
Community First Foundation Mile High United Way Network for Good
Tim and Therese Miller Harry and Deborah Schmidt Robert and Elizabeth Newton
Swanson Family Charitable Fund Schmitz Family Foundation Priester Foundation
Silver Level: Thomas and Gretchen Sickler Regis University Jesuit Community
Gifts of $5,000-$7,499 Sisters of Loretto Robert E. and Anne T. Sneed Family
Edwin and Kathleen Bernau Strohm Link Family Foundation
Michael Cavanaugh Paul Tamburello Foundation
Deirdre Cryor Viola Vestal Coulter Foundation Mariella Robledo and Jorge Ramirez
J.K. Mullen Foundation Bronze Level:
Suzanne K. Kintzele Gifts of $2,500-$4,999 Fonseca
Kullgren Family Charitable Trust Anonymous Allan Service and Esther Ray Mills
Mary Stevens
The Westwood Foundation
Judy and Tom Ward

Included here are gifts received from July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015. If you have made a gift during this period and are not listed or are listed
inaccurately, please forgive our oversight and advise Michelle Wagner at (303) 964-0816 or [email protected]

One Child at A Time Society (cont’d.)

Member Level Charlotte and Guy Geoly Tom and Madeline Reynolds
Gifts of $1,000-$2,499 Paul Guerin Norma Roath
Anonymous Amy Halvorsen Rocky Mountain Exploration, Inc.
Atlas Real Estate Group Maureen Hand Ron & Mary Pott Family Foundation
Laurie Barela Michael and Elaine Harms Todd and Elizabeth Rowan
Jim Basey Hercules Industries, Inc. Steve and Beth Scannell
Lauren and Dave Benson Arturo Holguin and Lisa Merkel-Holguin Scout Cleaning & Maintenance
Leo and Michele Beserra Jesuit Retreat House Susan Shamos
Vince and Mary Jo Boryla John Kane and Jean Demmler Jason Shepherd
Stephen and Kimberly Brilz Neil and Alanna Kimmel William Smith III
George and Bona Brown Bud and Alice Laber St. Barnabas Parish
Joan Buckley Rolfe Larson Mavis Tell
Lawrence and Margaret Byrne Grant and Maureen Lomas The Fuel Team
David Card and Janalee Chmel Loyola Jesuit Community Joseph Thibodeau
Charles Schwab Foundation Todd and Cheryl Mares John Trueblood
Patricia Cisle Charles and Kendi McDaniel Bob Tynan
William and Susan Coleman Dirk and Carol McDermott Marcia C. and John C. Vaughey
Colleen Curran and Steve Boane Matthew and Ashley McDonnell Patrick and Meredith Von Tscharner
Daily Service Foundation Inc. Kevin and Mary McNicholas Matt Vos
Mike and Carol Delaney Nicholas and Emily Mertens Baret and Todd Walker
Thomas and Nancy Doherty Monaghan Foundation Weckbaugh Foundation
Jeff and Cindy Dohse Bruce Montoya Daniel Wiesner
Donald Dolifka Christopher and Bridgid Mosley William D. Radichel Foundation
Paul and Sharon Dolifka Most Precious Blood WPX Enegy
Mark and Patricia Fogg Timothy and Pari O’Donnell Michael A. and Nancy Anne Zoellner
Mike and Terri Fordyce Tony and Cindy Prado-Gutierrez
Bill Fortune Kevin and Ann Reidy

President’s Club: COPIC Insurance Company Matt and Kelly Osborn
Gifts of $500-$900 Michael and Anne Coughlin Jill Peterson
Anonymous (3) Charles R. Dahlman Matthew Pezel
Dave and Joan Boykin Daryel Ann LLC - DBA DH Glabe & Portland Cement Association Political
Mercedes Bransfield
Sheryl and Kenneth Bridges Associates Action Committee
Matt and Melissa Brunkow Margaret Deline Samuel and Robyn Rasure
M. Peyton Bucy Mark Donahue Guadalupe Club:
Jose A. Bustamante Sean and Monica Doyle Gifts of $250-$499
Bill and Grace Carr Elite Brands of Colorado Anonymous (5)
Harry and Sandra Carson Encana Cares (USA) Foundation Kristy Adams
Citywide Banks Enrique and Claudia Escalante America Marble and Granite, Inc.
Buffy Collison Margaret Faciszewski Damian Arguello
Comprecare Foundation, Inc. Thomas and Kathlyn Flick R. Craig and Cynthia Auth
David and Ginger Giesen William and Kathleen Barstnar
James and Mary Groves Bradley and Kia Benson
David Henninger Daniel and Marilyn Bredar
F. Joseph Hess James and Mary Bruce
Highlands Integrative Pediatrics, PC Mary Anne Castellano
Hispanic Realty, Inc Jason and Laura Dean
Robert and Wendy Kaufman Carmen Decker
Lenee and Paul Koch Donald and Jana Lee Dodge
Fr. Martin Lally Eliot Lusero DI Team
Las Hermanas Barbara Frodin
Brad and Stacy Lorenzen Dennis Gallagher
Chris McGovern Ryan and Abby Goral
Karen Meyer Robert Grabowski
Kristen Mix Kari Hershey and Carmen Decker
Miriam O’Connor John and Laura Hickey
OppenheimerFundsMatching GiftsProgram

Guadalupe Club (cont.’d): Anne Eigeman David and Susan Palmer
Gifts of $250-$499 Harry Ells Margrit and Scott Parker
Heath and Jeannine Hutchison Joan Evans Condon and Brian Condon William and Adrine Piranian
Claudia Ibarra James Fogg Anthony and Angela Pizzichini
Thomas Kennedy David and Lori Frank Elizabeth Poell
Kevin and Margaret Kuhn James Garcia and Maribel Polo
Christine Marquez-Hudson Gloria Padilla de Garcia Richard Poole
Lucille Maun William Garehime Charles and Kathryn Pride
Christopher McMahon Cristhian Gastelum PWC - YourCause
Chris and Susan Miller Gregory J. and Susan M. Geissler Ramesh Raghunath and
Mitch and Margaret Morrissey Hank Grey
John J. and Manuelita Mullins Lorren and Gail Griffin Sylvia Gutierrez-Raghunath
Barbara Mulqueen Russell W. Haas John Ramirez and Lucila Rosas
John Neu Maribeth and Bill Hanzlik Sandra Reese
Mary Frances Nevans and John Sleeman Byron James and Lisa Haselden Res&e Construction
Tuongvy Nguyen Bill Hathaway-Clark Ann Wall Richards
Ronald and Deborah O’Dwyer Rachel Henley Rose Community Foundation
Ted and Healy Parks Steve and Lynn Hetterich Ross and Anita Rutledge
Marilyn Radovich Gregory and Barbara Hobbs David and Christy Ryan
Elisa and Ronald Ramirez William and Diane Hoffman Heather Salg
Joel and Holly Brown Rosenstein Elizabeth Howard Rudy V. Sanchez
Elizabeth and Jim Sale Jane Huebner Will Sanchez
St. Mary’s Academy William and Linda Husson Kathleen Saulton
St. Patrick’s Alumni Association Integrity Realty, LLC William and Marilyn Schmidt
Martha Diss Sundby Ted and Josephine Joens Albert and Kristi Schwindt
Bryan and Judith Tointon Ray Jones and Mary Fitzpatrick Isabel W. Shanahan
Ralph Torres Shirley Jost Michele Short
University Club of Denver Roberta Kayser Lucy Sieber
Lisa Walvoord Livingston Keithley Luis Soto
Joseph and Susan White Andrew and Sherry Kenney Jeff and Monique Stemper
John Wiesner Andrew Kirschman Laura Stenovec
Gabriel Zamudio Karen Klein and Cameron Learned David and Marilyn Swan
Phyllis Krattenmaker Jim and Mary Ann Tarpey
Century Club: Michael Kuhn Tennyson Pediatric Dentistry
Gifts of $100-$249 Greg Lackey S. Lee Terry and Kathryn Sullivan
Anonymous (5) Mary L. Lamb The Colorado Health Foundation
Federico Alvarez Phil Lanphier Ralph and Vicki Turano
Ramon Amador-Pardo and Jarrod Lassen James Turner and Martha Solis-Turner
Dick Lechman and Mary Stobie Michelle Wallace
Gabriela Perez John and Gaye Leonard Tom and Vonie Weaver
David and Jennifer Banks Victoria Lovato Dolores Whitley
John Bell Edward Madden Thomas R. Young III and Joanne C. Young
Carol and Chuck Binder Robert and Rita Mailander
Sheila Bisenius Tom Mallary
Marianne Bovee Jeff Mason
Adrian and Suzanne Boykin Thomas and Ashley May
Dennis J. and Mary M. Brozovich Dean McConnell
Michael Buckley Fr. Tim McMahon, S.J.
Therese Carpio Marcellina Medina
Forrest Cason Eric Meister
Horacio Castenda-Barrios Steven and Julie Michalek
Shanti Chacko Joseph Michaud
Patrick Chmel Melissa Miller
Terry Cipoletti Robert and Susan Miller
Marie Clark Kent Mueller
Raoul and Karen Clark Daniel and Michelle Murphy
Drew and Kathleen Conneen Maureen Norby
Maria Couturier Thomas and Kathleen O’Connor
Dardano’s School of Gymnastics, Inc. Janet O’Halloran
Frank DeAngelis Scott and Elizabeth O’Sullivan
Jim and Jean DeSena Sally and Richard Obregon
Robert Donegan Erika Ojeda
doTerra Oils Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church
Regina Drey

Escuela Club: Randolph and Ginger Robinson Ann McKay
Gifts of $50-$99 Alejandro Robles-Madera and Joann and Louie Medina
José and Karina Acosta Delfina Meza
Garrett Adrian Lorena Rodriguez Nancy Miller
Aristeo Aguilar and Sandra Garcia Jason Romero Lisa Nierenberg
Anonymous Stacie Sandoval Bradley and Charlene Noland
Ellie Baldwin Mary Agnes and Ross Sibley Cathy O’Hollearn
Joe and Mary Barrett Susan and Christopher Sieber Gerry and Judy Ohr
Brian Bates Doris Steinke Marjorie Oldfield
Josh Berry Marcela Threlkeld Margaret Olsen
Amy Birner Marc and Janice Trimmer Oracle Corporation Matching
Alexandra Blue Russell and Tammy Trujillo
Elizabeth and Michael Brin Marty and Donald Unger Gifts Program
Mark Brown Cornelio Velazquez and Nancy Aldana Keith Parsons
Edith Buchanan Sarah Volkert JoAnn Peak
Bonnie Buschy Amy Ratliff
Laura Castelluccio Kathryn Rodriguez
Kappner Clark Charlene and Frank Sandoval
Jennifer Clements Frank and Lucy Sandoval
Frances Cole Harriet Strobel
Christine Craigmile Hannah Tambunan
Dan and Cindy Cummiskey Rhiannon Tryon
Janet Dampeer Vivek Vadehra
Kelly Darby Cristina Valdez and Raul Nevarez
Janet E. Defur Lori Waldrip
Georgios D. Dikeou Paulette Whitcomb
Stephanie and Paul Evans Gina White
Eugene V. and C. Suzanne Fitzpatrick
Mary Jane Frederick Patrons:
Logan and Hannah Furnish Gifts up to $49.99
Dolores and Martine Gallegos Guadalupe Legacy Society Members
Paul L. Golden
James and Claudia Grisenti Sharon Allison For more information, please contact our
Michael and Eileen Havey Maria and Gustavo Barajas Development Office at (303) 964-0816.
Ryan Karlin
William J. and Barbara J. Klein Kirsten Barnard
Linger Joy Barrett
Sharon Livengood Barbara Bosley
Susan Long Joel Carranza
Tupper and Laurie MacDowell Lauren Carranza
Marcia Malone Vanessa Coates
Jennie Marquez John and Lisa Dreier
José and Cherry Marquez Karla Esser
Jean Martin Mary Lou Fenili
Michael D. and Katherine A. Martin Martha Frampton
Gene Moffett Brian and Maggie Freeman
Roxanne and Gene Monterastelli Francis J. and Jean A. Galmish
Lucien and R. Nina O’Kelley Cristina Guerrero
Ray and Colleen O’Shea Andrew Haith and Abby Snavely
Julianna Oakes Adrienne and Joshua Havey
Margarita Orvananos Alan Hill
John and Janice Pasquarello Hutchison Western
Nicholas and Tara Pavlakovich Patricia Iwasaki
Miguel Perez and Patricia Villalpando Kathleen and Patrick Jordan
Timothy Phillips Joan Kidnay
Pine to Palm Investments, LLC Joseph and Eileen Kottenstette
Lee Quinby Richard and Juanita Larson
Juan Ramirez Acosta Debbie Leibold
Cynthia Redifer Stephen and Mary Lou Luciano
Edward and Marissa Reynolds Allison Lusero Hoffman
Jon Rich Stephen Malone
Anthony Rivera-A. E. Rivera Mortgage, LLC Elias Martinez and Leticia Luna-Martinez
Philip and Leta McDonald

660 Julian St. Denver, CO 80204
(303) 964-0816 | www.escuelaguadalupe.org