Summer-Scepter-2018

SCS
SUMMER 2018

HIGHLIGHTS:

Alumni Conversations
Elementary News Camp Casey
Secondary News Sports & Fine Arts
Staff Farewells + Milestones
Financial Partners: Thank you!

Congratulations,

2018!class of

Photo by: Mike Fiechtner Photography

inside this issue

Class of 2018 6

Spring Theater &
Music Highlights 8

Camp Casey 10

Spring Sports 12

Alumni Conversations 16

Annual Report 21

Fundraising 22

our mission

We proclaim Jesus Christ in all
aspects of our program, emphasizing
academic excellence and biblical
Christian values, partnering with
parents and the church to prepare
godly young men and women so
that they may impact their world for
Christ. (Colossians 1:28)

a d m i n i s t r at i o n
Laird Leavitt, Superintendent
Chad McNatt, Elementary Principal
Matt Althoff, Middle School Principal
Lauren Anderson, Interim High School Principal
board of trustees
Chris Glynn, President
Mike Shimasaki, Vice President
Debbie Beck, Treasurer
Jack Childress, Secretary
Sue-Ann Hohimer
Cyrus Mafi
Kellie McGuire

follow us
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from the superintendent

As Seattle Christian School completes 72 years
of ministry and we see our 75th Anniversary
looming just over the horizon, we
joyfully recall God’s faithfulness to
His school since its founding in
Ravenna in 1946.
Over the last seven decades
He orchestrated school
moves, brought gifted faculty
to join the ministry, and
infused leadership with the
courage to adjust programming
to meet the needs of Christian
families and their students. Our partnership with
what He is doing at SCS enabled the school to
provide students the academic prowess, spiritual
grounding, and interpersonal skills they need to
thrive in a complex and complicated world.
Enjoy reading more about how SCS has prepared
graduates for life in the alumni stories that are
included in this issue of the Scepter.
Just as those that blazed the trail before us
innovated practices, we are being called to bring
renewed clarity and focus to our programs and
facilities so our faculty can be fully prepared to
support Christian families and students in the
second decade of this new century.
We are calling this renewed focus Vision 2022.
Stay tuned to hear more about the academic,
facility, and programmatic elements of Vision 2022
in the months ahead.
Thank you for praying and joining with us as we
respond to God’s ongoing call to fully prepare
students for life!
Gratefully yours,

Laird Leavitt
Superintendent

Be watching for
exciting news about our

75th Anniversary
Celebration!

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2018the Class of

39 93% $ 4 . 1m i l l i o n
students in scholarship
pursuing higher offers
education

outstanding achievements...

Military Rotary Scholarships Athletes of the Year Washington State Honor Awards – Seniors
Air Force Reserve Zac VanderLey Spencer Howell
Officer Training Corps Scholarship Jennifer Hoag Hannah Glynn Reid Blechen Hannah Glynn
HAennrnyaVWanhdiettrePnol Chase Bowen Tyler Goodspeed
Bailey Phelps Natalie Childress SCS Scholar Athletes Emma Busz
Bailey Phelps Natalie Childress Ella Johnson
Marines Heart for Missions Alex Ellis Cassidy DeVries Bailey Phelps
Chase Bowen Jennifer Hoag Mackenzie Shelden
Isaac Thiessen Alex Ellis Zac VanderLey
ASB Award ACSI Service Awards Madisen Fors Madisen Fors Naomi Williams
Shane Merritt Linnea Coffey Emily Galvin
Cassidy DeVries ACSI Academic Awards Brittany Gesell
ACSI Fine Arts Emily Galvin Nick Beck
Chase Bowen Sage Gibson ACSI Leadership ACSI
Reid Blechen Tyler Goodspeed Athletic Awards
Rebekah Lindblom Harrison Hohimer Emma Busz
Josh Mipalar Jessie Markovich Natalie Childress Jennifer Hoag Alex Ellis
Zac VanderLey Megan Henderson Shane Merritt Madisen Fors
Lucas Weber Ella Johnson Spencer Howell
Maura McDougal Anna Whitten Mackenzie Shelden Julia Seibel Brittany Gesell
Andrew Stubblefield David Kudenchuk Danaelyn Watson Hannah Glynn
Graham Buyagawan Dylan Wile Sawyer Buyagawan Jaden Stevenson
Serianna Anderson
Alexa Moormeier Conner Knack
Kaitlyn Royal Olivia Clark
Nick Skaggs
Macy Vinther ACSI Awards listed above received by students in the classes of 2018-22

“SCS gave me

innumerable opportunities

to pursue my academic aspirations, develop my talents, and deepen my relationship

with God. Through the dual credit program I earned a semester’s worth of college

credits, through the music program I found my passion for singing, and through

chapels and InterSCession my faith grew immensely.” - Emma, class of 2018

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national
merit
students

Emma Busz
Naomi Klimek

Athletes

senior class verse Rotary
But thanks be to God, who gives
us the victory through our Lord
Jesus Christ. Therefore, my beloved
brothers, be steadfast, immovable,
always abounding in the work of the
Lord, knowing that in the Lord your
labor is not in vain.

- 1 Corinthians 15:57-58

Military

valedictorian
honors
Mackenzie Shelden
Emma Busz
Rebekah Lindblom
Alexandria Ellis
Natalie Childress
Emily Galvin
Megan Henderson

...big plans for the future

Nicholas Arthur Beck - Whitworth University | Hallie Wyke Berlage - Grand Canyon University | Reid Mathew Blechen - Pacific Lutheran University
Chase Michael Bowen - Marines | Ethan Petersen Bushong - Career | Emma Kristine Busz - North Park University

Jared Christopher Cattell - Pacific University | Jacey McKenzie Childress - Cosmetology | Natalie Morgan Childress - Boise State University
Jake M Chin - Northwest University | Zoey Shylyne Coulter - Central Washington University | Cassidy Joy DeVries - Central Washington University

Annika Erika Eby - Northwest University | Alexandria Nicole Ellis - University of Arizona | Joel William Fisher - California Baptist University
Madisen Rene’ Fors - Grand Canyon University | Emily Sue Galvin - Grand Canyon University | Brittany Catherine Gesell - Fordham University
Hannah Elisabeth Glynn - Dordt College | Tyler Darell Goodspeed - Seattle University | Megan Elizabeth Henderson - Central Washington University

Reilly Allen Hill - Bellevue College | Jennifer Janine Hoag - Seattle Pacific University | Harrison George Hohimer - Grand Canyon University
Spencer Allen Howell - Highline College | Ella Marie Johnson - Highline College | Rebekah Christine Lindblom - Whitworth University
Michael Murdoch McPherson - Colorado Christian University | Shane Matthew Merritt - Azusa Pacific University

Joshua James Maza Mipalar - Highline College | Bailey Owen Phelps - University of Alabama/ROTC | Mary Elizabeth Reichard - Green River College
Julia Suzanne Seibel - Oregon State University | Mackenzie Anne Shelden - University of Colorado – Boulder

Jaden Michael Scott Stevenson - Green River College | Zachary Scott VanderLey - Dordt College | Anna Faith Whitten - Green River College
Naomi Renee Williams - Whitworth University | Allyson Olivia Wood - Pensacola Christian College
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PERFORMING I am a Friend of God

Arts

b.

Box
Box

[ Strings I am a Friend of God

“What I love about SCS Performing Arts is the sense of community within it. I’ve been in

choir at SCS since I was in 5th grade, and I’m now going into senior year

with an ever-growing love and passion for performing arts.

SCS has made choir feel more like a family than just a class, and it brings

me such joy being a part of it!” – Alaina, SCS Junior

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“ Theater is one of my favorite places in the whole school.
It is a place where you can achieve a goal to the best of your ability. Even if you

fail you are not judged by how well you did, but instead by

how hard you work

to achieve your
goals.” – Alex, SCS Eighth Grader

Vision

Swing into Spring

i.

j. Band

Harvey

I am a Friend of God WonByOne
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I am a Friend of God – Elementary Spring Harvey – High School Spring Theater Production
Performance Swing into Spring – Jazz Concert

BOX – Middle School Spring Theater Production

Camp

Casey

This spring, Miss Pierotti, Mrs. Simmons, Mr. Smith,
high school student counselors, and parent volunteers
traveled to Whidbey Island with 29 fifth graders. The
group continued to learn and grow outside of the tradi-
tional classroom setting to experience Outdoor Educa-
tion at Camp Casey. The four-day excursion is special
for the students as they’re able to strengthen relation-
ships with each other and their teachers. For families,
this change of environment is unique and is treasured
throughout their students’ SCS experience. During
their time at camp, they went on meadow walks, held
class by a campfire, and participated in beach activi-

ties such as a sea
lab class where they
learned about the
varieties of fish
species and were
even able to touch
starfish. Each night,
the group shared
personal devotions
and worshipped
by campfire. It was
an unforgettable
week exploring the
wonder of God’s

creation.

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congratulations

2018
Sixth Grade
Graduates

2018
Eighth Grade

Graduates

Exploring the World of STEM

As opportunities to explore science, technology, engineering and math (STEM)
expand at SCS, middle schoolers took advantage of a unique hands-on learning
opportunity in the construction of a cardboard chair. This fun and yet challenging
STEM project unfolded elements of creativity, teamwork and collaboration as students
were introduced to concepts of designing and
building a cardboard chair with only corrugated “I really enjoyed getting to
cardboard. No adhesives, staples or nails could change things up a bit by
be used. Students quickly discovered that it is getting out of our seats to
in the design and the exact way you fold and
cut the cardboard that will determine how work collaboratively on
strong/sturdy it is to hold 45 kg (99lbs), the some things hands-on. It
weight requirement for all projects. Students
thoroughly enjoyed learning how to follow the wasn’t as easy as it looked but all
in all it was a super fun project!”
[technology and engineering design
process and found that it was quite challenging – Krista, SCS Seventh Grader
to start, however little by little, the creativity
began to flow!

What seemed impossible at first became doable with some patience and encouragement as students continued with their
projects. STEM groups celebrated success as they made 24 chairs collectively from approximately 80 pieces of cardboard.

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Warriors
Spring Athletics Highlights & Awards

boys & girls track

WIAA Distinguished Scholastic Team Award Morgan Williams
(3.0-3.49 GPA) (Girls)

Varsity Scholar Athletes
Nicholas Beck, Graham Buyagawan,
Sawyer Buyagawan, Avery Thomas,
Dylan Wile, Morgan Williams
Mighty in Spirit – Graham Buyagawan

All League Honors
First Team (Boys) – Michael Johnson
Second Team (Boys) – Dylan Wile,
Cory Brockschmidt
Second Team (Girls) – Morgan Williams

800M West Central
District 3 Champion (Boys)

Dylan Wile

Nisqually League
Sportsmanship Team Award (Girls)

compsteattiteors:

Michael Johnson

3rd in the 100m
6th in the 200m

Dylan Wile

4th in the 800m

Dylan Wile & Michael Johnson at State Graham Buyagawan

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girls golf

WIAA Distinguished Scholastic Team Award quasltaiftieers: Alexa Brittany Gesell
(3.0-3.49 GPA) Moormier Emma Busz

Varsity Scholar Athletes West Central
Emma Busz, Brittany Gesell, District 3 Chamption
Kyra Goodspeed, Claire Maulding,
Alexa Moormeier Alexa Moormier
Mighty in Spirit – Emma Busz Brittany Gesell

All League Honors Emma Busz
League MVP – Alexa Moormeier
Second Team – Emma Busz,
Brittany Gesell

Nisqually League Sportsmanship TeamAward
Nisqually League Co-Champions

boys golf

Lucas Weber WIAA Distinguished Scholastic Award
(3.0-3.49 GPA)
qusatlaitfeier:
Varsity Scholar Athletes
Zach Olson Cole McKittrick, Nicholas Murray
Mighty in Spirit – Lucas Weber

All League Honors
Second Team – Jackson Pitney

Nisqually League Sportsmanship Team Award

Zach Olson Jacob
Fors
boys soccer
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WIAA Distinguished Scholastic Team Award (3.0-3.49 GPA)
Varsity Scholar Athletes – Joel Fisher, Jacob Fors,
Michael McPherson, Duncan Saggau, Marco Scarsella
Mighty in Spirit – Joel Fisher

All League Honors
Defensive MVP – Michael McPherson;
Goalkeeper of the Year – Duncan Saggau
First Team – Jacob Fors; Second Team – Marco Scarsella

Joel Fisher

Spring Athletics Highlights & Awards, cont. Keaton Banister

baseball

WIAA Distinguished Scholastic Team Award
(3.0-3.49 GPA)

Varsity Scholar Athletes – Sam Arcarese,
David Kudenchuk, Shane Merritt,
Bailey Phelps, Jaden Stevenson

Mighty in Spirit – Bailey Phelps
All League Honors

First Team – Nolen Stevenson, Shane Merritt,
Keaton Banister, Jaden Stevenson

Second Team – Spencer Howell, Connor Knack
Honorable Mention – Colin Heffernan
Nisqually League Sportsmanship Team Award
Nisqually League Co-Champions

Jaden Stevenson

softball

WIAA Outstanding Scholastic Team Award (3.5-4.0 GPA)
VAarlesixtaynSdcrhiaolEalrliAs,tMhlaetdeisse–nJaFcoerys,CAhbiilgdarielsGs,lAynnnn,iHkaaEnbnya,h Glynn,
Mackenzie Shelden, Jessalynn Traynor, Kelsey Wieland
Mighty in Spirit – Madisen Fors
All League Honors
First Team – Madisen Fors, Hannah Glynn, Kelsey Wieland

Madisen Fors

middle school

baseball

Mighty in Spirit – Alex Beck

softball

Mighty in Spirit – Madison Shawgo

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Serving with Love

at SCS

May the Lord direct your hearts into God’s love and Christ’s perseverance.
- 2 Thessalonians 3:5

farewells

Serving 10+ years

Trish ZeBarth
Sherri Henry
Marci Krantz

milestones Thank you to Edina Blackstock for 30 years

Serving 20 years of service. She leaves our staff as Elementary

Ken Coffey Technology Specialist/Librarian and her various
Erik Lindblad
Adam Smith roles in elementary and service on many committees

Serving 25 years during her time at SCS has truly blessed all.

Linda Gentry

Paul McKenzie, Elementary Principal

Thank you, Mr. Mac, for your six years of service to
the school and dedication to elementary students and
families at SCS.

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alumni

conversations

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alumni con

natalie ‘17 ‘97amy (cowden)
vittitow
goodrich
&
While life’s path has taken many turns in the
myah twenty-one years since high school graduation,
vinther I remain eternally grateful to SCS for its
foundational influence on my life. Attendance at
Seattle Christian School Class of 2017 graduates Seattle Christian was a privilege I never took for
Natalie Vittitow and Myah Vinther have already granted; rather I immersed myself in numerous
made quite an impact at Grand Canyon University. activities and sports during my years as a student.
Myah shares, “SCS helped me find my path by The experiences at SCS helped me find my path
providing opportunities such as InterSCession by providing the opportunity to enjoy collegiate
to get out of my comfort zone and expand my athletics, coaching, and teaching in various
horizons. They are part of the reason I decided to capacities.
attend GCU, which has been a great fit for me!” I earned my degree in Physical Education at
At the start of their freshman year they joined Seattle Pacific University before joining the Seattle
DECA to compete in event planning, and have Christian faculty as the middle school P.E. teacher
been extremely proud of their presentation all and coach of various sports teams. After a year, I
throughout competitions. At the Fall Leadership returned home to homeschool my sons for several
Conference they placed second and then went on years. Now, with my children attending SCS, and
to place first at the Arizona State Competition, joining the staff, Seattle Christian is even more
qualifying them to compete in the International of a blessing to my family. It is heartwarming to
Competition in Washington DC. They run into old friends on campus as they bring their
enjoyed their time competing and entering the children here as well. As a parent, it is exciting
entrepreneurship challenge so much that they will to witness this Christ-centered community
lead their DECA chapter next fall with Natalie as recognize and assist in the development of the
Chapter President and Myah the Vice President. next generation’s God-given talents and gifts.
“SCS helped me find my passion for business. I Whichever path or direction God may be calling
was involved with the SCS mentorship program His children, Seattle Christian echoes the apostle
which gave me a basis for leadership skills that I John, “I have no greater joy than to hear that my
now use in the DECA club and my college courses children are walking in the truth.” (3 John 1:4)
at GCU. During my time as senior class president, In my current role as Elementary Administrative
I learned to communicate effectively with Assistant to the Principal, it is a pleasure to
business people in my community and in turn, greet students each morning with a smile, and
that it was OK to be told no but definitely not be encourage them however necessary. I delight
discouraged. The SCS staff is filled with men and in each occasion to guide children to the Lord.
women of God who are all very supportive of the Observing their growth spiritually, socially,
students and would do anything for them. They physically, and academically is truly a joy. For
work around the clock to ensure a great school myself, and my family, Seattle Christian is home.
experience for kids. I’ve gotten to know several
staff employees personally and all I can say is that
they have truly blessed me,” Natalie says.

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nversations

jeremiah ‘12 daniel ‘14
lum neumann

Since high school, I’ve had a desire to earn an Growing up in Seattle Christian’s academic and
advanced degree. Ultimately, Seattle Christian spiritual culture helped shape me into who I am
School helped me find my path by teaching me the today with a career and life that I love and enjoy.
work ethic and study skills necessary to succeed Going through engineering school at George Fox
in both undergraduate and graduate work. My University, and now working as a mechanical
enrollment in Honors English and AP Literature design engineer, requires a strong academic
helped foster the analytical thinking and writing background in which to thrive, thoroughly enjoy,
skills necessary for graduate work. and see success. Seattle Christian provided this
In 2016, I earned a BS in Psychology from strong background for me. Throughout most of
University of Washington Seattle, and two years my childhood I knew that I wanted to go into
later I completed my MS in Clinical Psychology engineering. Because of this, I took challenging
from Seattle Pacific University, where I’m now math and science-based classes in high school,
working on a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. including Calculus and Physics. The supportive
My training consists of standard coursework, and encouraging atmosphere provided a solid
research, clinical practicum work – which includes educational base to grow upon in a challenging
an assessment for neurodevelopmental disorders college curriculum. But success in an engineering
this summer – followed by my dissertation and program required a lot more than the facts and
a yearlong clinical internship. I plan to acquire equations I learned in high school. It required
a Clinical Neuropsychology position after the ability to think critically and to know how to
graduating and to eventually become certified by use my brain to come to the right answer. As I
the American Board of Clinical Neuropsychology. look back on my experience at SCS, I can truly
At Seattle Christian, I learned to rely on God’s see how I developed these abilities. From the day
ability as opposed to my own, and I credit Him I walked into the doors of Seattle Christian as a
with any success I experience. I feel that too second grader, to the minute I walked out of the
many people become successful due to God’s doors holding my diploma as an alumnus, I had
intervention and forget that He was the source of teachers and faculty pouring their hearts and
their success. souls into me, shaping me into who I am today.
This encompassed everything from elementary
teachers teaching me how to do basic math or
writing, to the wisdom of Mr. Gritter in APUSH,
to the spiritual insight and knowledge of Dr.
Whitehead, and to Mr. Chinn always pushing
me to be better in the classroom or on the track;
I was surrounded by faculty who cared about
me. Reflecting back on Seattle Christian, I can
honestly say that SCS helped me find my path—
my path through college, into life, and to who I
am today.

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making an impact!

Our year of reflection is the celebration of God’s abundant blessings in student success, dedicated faculty and a generous
community. As graduates proudly crossed the stage during Commencement, they represented excellence in academics,
leadership, activities and athletics and exemplified expressions of compassion and hearts of service, all fostered through
their SCS experience.

As our fiscal year comes to a close, we thank you -- faithful parents, grandparents, alumni, faculty and friends – for the
many ways you have supported SCS. Gifts given through the Annual Auction and Golf Tournament, as well as financial
support to vital academic and co-curricular programs, have been instrumental to the vital ministry of fully serving and
equipping SCS students.

Your gift to Seattle Christian School will make a profound difference! These contributions will aid in student learning,
expanded resources, program enhancements and provide a true partnership with each student on their personal, academic
and spiritual journeys.

Thank you for joining us in this important endeavor! We are humbled by your continued prayers and commitment to
students and their remarkable SCS education.

Ways you can support SCS with your tax-deductible gift:

Online: www.seattlechristian.org/supportSCS
Giving envelope provided in this magazine

Contact Carol Ridings, SCS PR/Development Manager at 206-438-5409

“As a family with an SCS alum, 2018
graduate and a current high schooler, we
have found SCS to have well-prepared
our daughters, especially in the areas of
writing and biblical foundations. SCS has
challenged each of them with a forward-
moving curriculum and has provided
teachers and staff that have supported
them academically, emotionally and
spiritually.”

– The Lindblom Family

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We are deeply grateful for the generous Business Sponsorships at SCS
response to Seattle Christian School on Building the foundation of community partnership!
May 9 for GiveBig 2018!
Our community came together to make Businesses are a vital part of the financial strength
a difference for each and every SCS at Seattle Christian School. Watch for NEW sponsor
student. You collectively made an impact levels and benefits that include signage on the SCS
for a total of $8,106.70! Thank you for campus, annual golf tournament, annual auction and
being a part of this great opportunity more!
and for helping to spread word of the Your sponsorship will support all SCS students as
important work God is doing on the SCS they discover their unique gifting, grow in knowledge
campus. and faith and live fully to influence their world for
Your partnership with SCS is a blessing! Christ.
Questions: Contact the Development Office at 206-438-5409.

SCS Financial Report 2016-17

Statement of Financial Position As of July 31, 2017 Statement of Activities – Year Ending July 31, 2017

Assets (000s) 336 Support and Revenue (000s) 4,833
35 Tuition and Fees
Cash and Cash Equivalents Contributions and Fundraising 306
Billing and Other Receivables (net) 119 Other Revenues 464
Prepaid Expenses 3,642 Capital Campaign/Endowment Donation ______5_0_0_
Investments _____6_,1_2_9_ Total Revenues 6,103
Property and Equipment (net)
10,261 Capital Campaign
Total
8%
Liabilities and Net Assets (000s) 14
21 Other Revenues
Liabilities 38
388 8%
Accounts Payable/Acrrued Expenses _______5_6_
Payroll 517 Contributions
Other Liabilities and Fundraising
Deferred Revenue/Prepaid Tuition
Capital Lease 5%

Total Liabilities Tuition and Fees

79%

Net Assets 8,007 Operating Expenses (000s) 4,959
248 671
Unrestricted Including Depreciation
Temporarily Restricted _____1_,4_8_9_ Instructional and Programs ______1_8_9_
Permanently Restricted ____9__,7_4_4_
Total Net Assets General and Administrative 5,819
10,261 Fundraising
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
Total Operating Expenses

General and Fundraising
Administrative 3%
$12,500
12%

$10,000

$7,500

$5,000 $10,261 $9,744 Instructional and Programs

$2,500 $517 85%

$0 n Total Liabilities n Net Assets Note: Salaries and Benefits comprise 77% of Expenses
n Total Assets

Contributions and Fundraising

Annual Fund / • 135 donors contributed Auction / • 281 people attended the Auction
General • 56% of gifts were less than $100 Golf • 144 golfers played
• $1,180 was the average gift amount
$159,262 $244,541 • $35,650 raised in Fund-A-Need

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2017-2018 School Year Donations

Annual Fund, SCS Tuition Assistance Fund, Cash Donations, Event Sponsorships,
Auction Fund-an-Item & Donations, Gifts in Kind
(July 1, 2017 - June 30, 2018)

Individuals Norma Drysdale Terry Kleeberger
Mark and Tara Duckworth Greg and Michelle Knack
Deborah Abe Davis Dyer June Knight
Jessica Adams Kurt and Karen Eby Gwendolyn Koch
Matt and Heather Althoff Tom Eckert and Cat Scarlatella John and Roxanne Kogle
Tod and Jennifer Anderson Ben Edwards Marci Krantz
Alex and Rheta Angeles Eyodab Ereda and Yamrot Feleke Kenneth and Jana Kumasaka
Nick and Jennifer Antrobus Jana Evans Janet Laudan
Jacob Archer Jeff and Melissa Evenson Erik and Amy Laustsen
Greg Ashby Don and Rebecca Everett Phyllis Lay
Tom Ashby John Finn Robert and Suzanne Layfield
Gina Bachmeier Jason and Yvonne Fors Laird and Leigh Ann Leavitt
David and Helen Baker A J Frank David and Janie Lemley
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory M. Baklund Larry and Miriam Frantz Derrick Li
Tom and Dianne Barnes Scott and Susan Garcia Jason Li and Ping Gu
Alan and Sheri Barronian Ernest and Linette Gaudet Konrad and Tammie Lindblom
Gary Barss Pamela Gendreau Duane and Lloydine Linman
Paul and Ruth Bay Terry and Linda Gentry Joey Lombardo
Hollis and Tina Beebe Glenn and Carrie Gesell Darla Lubbers
Shane and Tina Belknap Robert Gilbert Joseph and Maya Lucas
Kari Bell Chris and Chris Glynn Robert and Betty MacMaster
Kenji and Marci Beppu Lorena Gonzalez Cyrus and Maria Mafi
Matt Bergeron John and Amy Goodrich Aaron and Cindy Maki
Don Bistline Jeffrey and Dawn Gorder Matt and Kathleen Mangio
Aaron Bjork Elizabeth Grabinski Matt and Carlissa Markovich
Brian and Nikki Blase
Chris and Autumn Bock Ken and Jane Grabinski
James and Kathleen Bornstedt
Patricia Bos Joel Graves
Ken and Laura Botka
Michael and Tammy Bowen Paul Graves
Richard and Mary Boyce
Michael and Renee Brittany Peter Graves
Kevin Brockschmidt
Benjamin and Jeanne Brozovich Gail Griebel
Andrew and Erika Busz
John and Linda Butcher Jeffrey and Lori Griffith
Norman and Jenn Buyagawan
Anthony Cacallori Clemans and Brooke Hall
Peter Cacallori
Troy Camp and Shannon Summers John Hanley
John and Christine Cattell
Jason Cory Celek Bette Hanson
Jack and Debbie Childress
Allan and Timber Chinn Melody Harwell
Scott Christen
Dean and Lucille Christensen David Hayward
Mary Chu-Yee
Jennifer Clark Larry and Michelle Hegland
Tanner Class
Adam Collier Roger and Allison Heuschele
Patricia Collins
Anna Belle Cook James and Barbara Hill
Veronica Cook
Don and Nancy Dalton Taryn Hill
Dale and Lori Davenport
Madison Davenport Jay and Deanne Hillburn
Azure Davis
Jeremy and Coleen DelMar Ron and Sharon Hirata
Shawn and Nancy DeOrnellis
John and Jeanette Detlor John and Della Hoag
Dan and Shelia DeVries
Diana DiPietro Shirley Hoag Thank You.
Violet DiPietro
Brian and Carrie Doherty Wayne and Linda Hobbs
Tim and Martha Hoefel

Jean Hoglund The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make
David and Sue-Ann Hohimer His face shine on you and be gracious to you; the
Mike and Lisa Holder
Lord turn His face toward you and give you peace.
Marilyn Holms

Charles and Dianna Hough - Numbers 6:24-26
Melinda Hough

John Howard Paul Maxwell
Tammy Howell Darrin and Annette McDermott
Stanley and Gloria Hummel Aaron McDonald
Karen Hunt Rodney and Kellie McGuire
Gloria Hunter Kennedy McKenna
Steve Janho Sean and Prita McKenna
Fran and Judy Jennings Todd and Lane McKittrick
Warren Johnson Michael and Sylvie McQuade
Donald and Lisa Jones John and Norma Mears
Larry and Sue Kaler Mark and Shawna Miller
Karl and Kathleen Keller

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Richard and Jennifer Minami Sonny Tram and Tran Hang INCO Properties, Inc.
Gustav Monson
Clifton and Danielle Moody Cindy Traynor Jonson and Jonson P.S.
Tami and Jim Moorehead
Rich and Michelle Morman David and Jennifer Traynor Lloyd’s Automotive, Inc.
Jerry Morrison
Lucas Mullert Samuel Turney Mafi International, Inc.
Joel and Faviana Munar
Robert and Linda Murray Stephanie Uyleman Kellie McGuire Conferences & Events
Sharie Nakanishi
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Naubert Alice VanHouten Kibble & Prentice
Todd and Lori Neumann
Ray Newey John Van Lierop, Jr. McKay Wealth Management
Joe and Leslie Newman
Phuong Nguyen Dan and April Vander Pol MJ Durkan Inc.
John and Pam Nobis
Joanne Norris David and Linda Vander Pol Motor Oil Supply/Major Brand Automotive Products
Pualani Nueva
Jodi and Jon O’Hare Ed and Mary Vander Pol Northwest Asphalt
Pastor and Alex Ohlsen
Jeremiah O’Keefe Eric and Carla Vander Pol Oak Harbor Freight Lines, Inc.
Maridie E. Olson
Tue and Chenda Pham Mark and Brooke Vander Pol Oak Hills Construction
Scott and Suzanne Phillips
Conrad and Lauren Picou Scott and Deborah VanderLey Olympic Interiors
Troy and Gina Pitney
Derek and Grace Pizzey Gretchen Van Dyk OSI Consulting
Sharon Pollock
Matt and Yoli Prainito Arturo and Becca Vargas Pacific Crest Industries, Inc.
Dean and Darice Ratzlaff
Lisa and Michael Reasner Tatiana Vasquez Pacific Office Automation
Ryan and Sandi Rehberg
Karen Rentko Linc Verlander Paradigm Financial Corp.
Casey and Tiffany Ribera
Rob and Carol Ridings David and Alana Vinther Parker, Smith and Feek
Marie Rompon
Rick and Marci Ronish Weldon and Louise Vittitow Peninsula Truck Lines Inc.
James and Kathleen Royal
Ronald and Debbie Ruffcorn Louise Vlieger Peterson Sullivan, LLP
Edgar Rurii Kanjabi and Helen Kanjabi
Karen Sagaribay David and Heather Volkers Prime Electric
Dean and Danene Saggau
Brian and Bonnie Savo Fred and Judy Volkers Reach Local
Mark and Kelly Schenfeld
Autumn and Nathan Schmahl Cole Voorhees Regence Group Administrators
Matt and Jamie Scott
Mark and Keri Segale Rob and Kari Vreugdenhil Rehberg Law Group, PLLC
Jon and Michelle Seibel
Kevin and Cindy Sheely Judith Warren RWC Group
Michael and Cindy Shimasaki
Susan Sieg Larry and Carolyn Watson Seattle Mortgage Brokers LLC
Stephen Simone
Scott and Amber Simonsen Timothy and Britt Weber Silver Streak, Inc.
Jeff and Linda Sires
Heather Skaggs Bryan and Tammy White SW Seattle Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine
Kirk and Barbara Skaggs
Scott and Amy Snyder Todd and Stacey Whitten TEC Equipment
Kevin and Elizabeth Stavens
John and Kristine Stebbins Jane Wilson Umpqua Bank
Kristen Stebbins
David and Sarah Strode Craig and Crystal Wrolstad USI Insurance Services, LLC
Glen and Barb Suggs
John and Ruth Sutherland Leon Wyant VanHouten Photography
Jack Talbert
Jason Tarbet Dorothy and Edward Wyse VOYA Financial
Dorothy Thompson
Robert and Vera Tingley Stan Yamamoto Wells Fargo
Bryan and Patricia Tomich
Scott and Julie Touchette Gary and Caroline Yee
Dean and Colleen Toy
Jim and Janice Yee

Julie Yee Estates, Foundations
Tefera Yonas and Betty Teshome + Gift Matching
James and Dani Yorkston

Dean Young Amazon Smile

Sean and Lisa Yunt Benevity

Mike and Nan Ziegler Boeing Matching Funds

DiPietro Family Foundation

Ernest and Linette Gaudet Family Trust

Business Donors Estate of Howard Ostrin
Far Family Foundation
5 Stone Coffee
Kroger/Fred Meyer
Accounting Solutions PLLC
The Good Neighbor Foundation
Affinity Truck Center
The Kula Foundation
Allen-Bradbury Construction
YourCause, LLC Trustee for Tableau Software
Amazon

Auto Paint Specialty

Bayley Construction

Bowen Scarff Ford We strive to provide an accurate listing
Café Pacific & Catering of our donors. For any discrepancies or
Cascade Orthodontics omissions, please contact Carol Ridings
Columbia Bank at 206-438-5409.
CPRS Inc.

Cummins

DLP Construction

Entrance Controls Inc.

First Western Properties

Freightliner Northwest

Gangon Insurance Agency

Go Motion Media

Harmony Health Chiropractic and Massage

Henderson Masonry Inc.

Hero Digital LLC

Impact, Inc.

Iceworks Northwest

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18301 Military Road South Seattle, WA
SeaTac, Washington 98188
Permit No. 6781
Phone 206-246-8241 / Fax 206-246-9066

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Seattle Christian’s Premier Golf Event & Fundraiser

Registration and Sponsor Opportunities: SeattleChristian.org/support-scs/golf-tournament
Golf Enthusiasts will enjoy contests, Adidas Mobile Pro Shop Certificate, Prize Drawings and more!

Proceeds benefit SCS Students and Programs

Questions? Contact Carol Ridings, Tournament Director, [email protected]