Foundation Annual Report 2019

2019 ANNUAL REPORT 

GLOBAL COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIP

Dear Friends of the Chapelwood Foundation, 

We wish to express our heartfelt gratitude for the congregation’s continued support of the Chapelwood 

Foundation. Your generous gifts have allowed the Foundation to make a significant impact on the lives of 

people both in our immediate community and in the world beyond our doors. The Chapelwood United 

Methodist Church Foundation is pleased to present our 2019 Summary Report. 

This year’s theme is “The Song in You.” Psalm 40:3 says, “He put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise 

to our God. Many will see and fear and put their trust in the LORD.” We pray our song will be heard in our 

families, our community and the larger world. The Foundation is spreading our song around the world 

and impacting future generations. Lives are changed, people are lifted out of poverty, restored to health 

and able to see the wonderful plan God has for their lives. 

In 2019, the Foundation was able to distribute $380,000 in scholarships and charitable grants both locally 

and globally. We awarded $160,000 in scholarships to 74 deserving students primarily from Spring 

Branch. Many of these students are the first in their family to attend college. Community grants in the 

amount of $110,000 were awarded to 41 different organizations which provide education, housing, senior 

adult ministries, mental health services, abuse prevention, legal services for refugees, prison ministry, 

and fighting human trafficking. Your song is heard locally. Global grants of $110,000 were awarded to 30 

international organizations providing clean water, farming assistance, education, libraries, wheelchairs, 

healthcare, housing, and legal services to vulnerable populations in 16 different countries. The recipients 

of these services have heard your song around the world. Please review the following stories to hear how 

Chapelwood’s song is impacting our brothers and sisters now and for future generations. 

We thank you for sharing your song through the Chapelwood Foundation. We pray that you will continue 

to support the Foundation now and in the future so the whole world can trust in God and sing His praises. 

In His Service, 

Susan Patterson 

President, Foundation Board 

Teresa Cannon, JD 

Executive Director

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

GLOBAL 

5 Orphan Outreach 

6 Plant With Purpose 

COMMUNITY 

9 Agape Development 

10 Restoring Justice 

12 Loving Houston 

SCHOLARSHIP 

14 Scholarship Recipients 

15 Scholarship Spotlight 

16 Foundation Reports 

18 Donors 

20 What Can I Do? 

21 Legacy Circle 

22 2019 - 2020 Board and Committees 

23 Flame Alive Fellowship 

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Global 

The Chapelwood Foundation shares God’s grace by 

awarding global grants to amazing organizations around 

the world. These gifts help empower and lift up individuals 

through education, job training, medical care, and 

emergency assistance. 

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Orphan Outreach 

Who comes to mind when you think 

of the word orphan? Where do you 

envision that orphan? What country 

pops in your head when you hear 

that word? Can you picture one? 

Orphan Outreach, founded in 2007, can 

answer all those questions and many 

more. Their mission is to glorify the Lord 

Jesus Christ by meeting the spiritual, 

physical, emotional and educational 

needs of orphaned and vulnerable 

children around the world. Their vision 

is to shine brightest where the world is 

darkest. So, what are the answers to the 

questions above? Keep reading… 

Who comes to mind when you think 

of the word orphan? 

It could be one of the millions of children 

who face unimaginable daily hardships 

that go unnoticed by so many people in 

this world. Orphan Outreach says that 

an orphan is often a victim of extreme 

poverty, malnutrition, violence, physical 

and psychological trauma, sexual abuse, 

trafficking and impaired development. 

Where do you envision that orphan? 

According to Orphan Outreach, they 

could be living on the street, living 

in an institution because of disability 

or poverty, staying in a hospital for 

an extended period of time due to 

health status (e.g. HIV), detained in an 

educational/remand/correctional/penal 

facility as a result of an administrative or 

judicial decision, or living with abductors. 

What country pops in your head 

when you hear that word? 

The answer is that they are probably in 

every country. Orphan Outreach tirelessly 

works to restore hope to orphaned 

children in Guatemala, Honduras, India, 

Nepal, Kenya, Latvia, Russia, Ukraine and 

the United States. 

Can you picture one? 

Our own Chapelwood member, Julie 

Treadwell, can definitely picture one. She 

stated that “The girls got to see a world 

they had no idea existed outside their 

Memorial bubble. We all carried the faces 

and stories of these children in our hearts 

and continued to ponder their situation 

and wondered what more we could do.” 

Shortly thereafter, Julie and eight women 

formed WOW Houston, an auxiliary of 

Orphan Outreach, to serve these orphans 

and vulnerable children. Also, in order 

to keep the kids involved they formed 

Jr Wow. WOW stands for Women for 

Orphans Worldwide. Julie has since been 

back to Guatemala twice and is looking 

forward to going again. 

The Chapelwood Foundation specifically 

supports Orphan Outreach’s Community 

Outreach Center in Chimaltenango, 

Guatemala. The Community Outreach 

Center is a Christian community-based 

program serving 345 orphaned and 

vulnerable children and their families, 

many of which work in the local dump 

called the Ravine. This center provides 

after-school tutoring and mentoring, 

along with psychological care for 

approximately 60 children aged 5-18. The 

Foundation’s funding helps provide these 

children with a nutritious hot meal during 

the 42-week school year. This meal 

provides food security which in turn leads 

to overall good health and development 

and success in school. 

The inspiration of Orphan Outreach’s 

mission and the motivation and passion 

towards attaining their vision is James 

1:27. “Religion that God our Father accepts 

as pure and faultless is this: to look after 

orphans and widows in their distress and 

to keep oneself from being polluted by the 

world.” The Chapelwood Foundation is 

blessed to have Orphan Outreach as one 

of their Global Grant recipients! 

GLOBAL 

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Plant With Purpose 

“The land produced vegetation: plants bearing seed according to their kinds and trees 

bearing fruit with seed in it according to their kinds. And God saw that it was good.” 

Genesis 1:12 (NIV) 

Plant With Purpose, a Christian nonprofit, also sees the goodness in vegetation 

and utilizes it in their efforts to combat two of the world’s most critical issues: extreme 

poverty and deforestation. “85% of people in extreme poverty are rural farming families. 

Deforestation leaves these families even more vulnerable.” Plant With Purpose’s mission is 

to reverse deforestation and poverty around the world by transforming the lives of the rural 

poor. They accomplish this through environmental restoration, economic empowerment 

and spiritual renewal. 

As part of the environmental restoration component, Sustainable Development 

Groups learn about a variety of environmental and agricultural topics which teach them that 

caring for the environment builds resilience, increases crop yields, creates flourishing family 

farms and revitalizes their community. Velouse from Haiti states, “I know how to protect my 

land against the erosion and I use compost on my farm as natural fertilizer.” In fact, Plant With 

Purpose families have 44% higher crop yields. 

As part of the economic empowerment component, the key platform is the Village 

Savings and Loan Association (VSLA). VSLA provides financial tools that enable families to 

save profits from their farms and invest in their dreams. Plant With Purpose strengthens this 

component with additional teaching on entrepreneurship, financial literacy, empowerment 

and generosity. Gloria from the Dominican Republic says, “…my income and quality of life 

have greatly improved.” In fact, Plant with Purpose families have twice the amount of savings. 

As part of the spiritual renewal component, Plant With Purpose equips the local 

church to spread God’s love to the farming families. This in turn helps them discover they 

have agency, purpose and hope. Eleuterio from Mexico states, “I have peace. I have goals for 

my life. I feel like I am doing what God wants me to do. I am helping God’s children and land. 

God is our creator and our motivation…” In fact, Plant With Purpose families are 64% more 

likely to believe they can improve their lives. 

Plant With Purpose has programs led by local teams in Burundi, the Dominican 

Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Haiti, Mexico, Tanzania and 

Thailand. The Chapelwood Foundation has specifically provided funds to equip and train 

Sustainable Development Groups in Grande Colline, Haiti. 

Plant With Purpose works to allow families to restore their relationships with God, 

the land and each other. Their holistic program leads to God-given hope and dignity for a 

better future. And we all saw that it was good! 

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GLOBAL

GLOBAL 

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Community 

The Chapelwood Foundation shares God’s grace by 

awarding community grants to local organizations in 

Spring Branch and Greater Houston. These gifts help 

meet the critical needs of food, housing, medical care, 

employment, education, and other essentials. 

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Agape Development 

Agape is the Greek word for love in its truest form – a love 

that is authentic, intentional and long-lasting. Agape 

Development approaches community development in the 

Third Ward of Houston with this type of agape love and 

servant leadership. They disciple their neighbors to become 

Christ-following and independent community leaders. 

Agape Development leads by listening to the community 

first as primary stakeholders of their own restoration and 

empowers their Old SpanishTrail /South Union neighborhood 

for sustainability rather than dependency. 

Agape Development assists all members of their community, 

from young children to senior adults. Their programs for 

children include the Backyard Bible Club, an after-school 

program that allows children to have a safe-haven during the 

school year to further education and friendships. The Agape 

Shaved Ice Program provides neighborhood teens with job 

skills and experience. In addition, Agape Development works 

hard to help every adult find employment to support a family. 

Many neighborhood adults work with Agape’s Property 

Repair Team. This team provides high quality and affordable 

handyman services to the Greater Houston area. In return, 

the workers receive meaningful employment and living 

wages. 

Joe Gipson is a former member of the Agape Property Repair 

Team. Many areas of his life were transformed by his work 

with the team: 

“Before I came to Agape, life was a struggle. I was drugging, 

trying to sell drugs, not doing right at all. We were living day 

to day, messing over people, not paying attention to the kids, 

living a wild life. I’m a big picture person, the vision I have 

for us now: it’s success for the family. I had never seen that 

before. Now there’s more structure, my wife is going to Bible 

study, and I’m meeting with the pastor and strengthening 

our relationship. I was taught the wrong way for so long 

and that’s all I knew. I got to work with Dane on a consistent 

basis. He prays for me. He asks how my family is doing. I’ve 

never had that before and that means a lot to me. They’ve 

really helped me to re-arrange my life. I’ve made a complete 

360 degree turn. Now I just want to be a spiritual leader, 

pushing people toward this type of lifestyle. As far as Agape, 

it’s more real than you can imagine. It’s an excellent program 

in my eyes and I’ve come a long way. I want to bring other 

guys in the neighborhood along and teach them what I’ve 

been able to learn. When no one else cared, I felt like I always 

had someone else in my corner here at Agape. Right now, I’m 

just in a joyful moment. I’m living on time I never thought I 

would see.” 

COMMUNITY 

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Restoring Justice 

Restoring Justice was founded in 2016 with the mission to pursue Christ’s justice. They are 

one of six Non-Governmental Organizations in the entire country providing trial-level representation 

to the poor against criminal accusations and they are the ONLY one in Houston 

and Texas. They state that over 70,000 Houstonians, who are too poor to afford legal counsel, 

face criminal accusations every year. Furthermore, they cite that 70% of Harris County 

inmates are pre-trial detainees, or legally innocent citizens. Restoring Justice believes that 

mass incarceration is an epidemic plaguing the most vulnerable parts of our country. Using 

the “Good Samaritan” approach, they do everything they can for every individual that they 

can, speaking freedom into the lives of the marginalized while enabling them to be contributing 

members of their community. 

The uniqueness of Restoring Justice lies in their efforts to harness the power of Christ’s community 

and love to aid their clients, while navigating the legal system, through holistic legal 

and social services. The three areas through which they do this are: legal representation, 

social work, and the Adelphoi Program. The Chapelwood Foundation awarded Restoring 

Justice a Community Grant specifically for the Adelphoi Program. In Greek, Adelphoi simply 

means brother or sister. Adelphoi volunteers are matched with Restoring Justice clients for 

an equal, emotionally encouraging relationship throughout the legal process and potentially 

beyond. They essentially serve as the supportive role of a real brother or sister. 

Here is one Restoring Justice success story: 

“Kevin Penny was released in November 2019 after sitting in Harris County Jail for over a year. During 

that 12-month span, Kevin’s case had not made any progress. Kevin had not been convicted and rarely 

saw his court-appointed attorney. Our Restoring Justice legal team stepped in and were able to get 

Kevin time-served and out immediately, after initially being offered 6 years of incarceration. 

Kevin asked us to share his story with you. He grew up in a Catholic orphanage in the State of Ohio 

where he, unfortunately, experienced abuse. This along with his upbringing has led Kevin to battle with 

PTSD, personality disorder and anxiety. His encounters with the justice system have been everything 

but compassionate towards his story and his heart. In most cases, he had no access to mental healthcare 

or medications. Our team has been able to engage Kevin in his story and work towards refueling 

his dignity for the bright, smiling, and humorous man he is. Kevin was able to enter a 90-day program, 

where he continued to receive trauma counseling and social work services. 

I want you to know that Kevin is full of strength, perseverance and compassionate. Kevin is not his pain; 

he is a child of God. May we continue to love this community that sit in the shadows of Downtown 

Houston in Harris County Jail.” 

Restoring Justice strives to follow Christ’s calling in Luke 4:18 “The spirit of the Lord has 

anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor, freedom for the prisoners, sight for the 

blind, and to set the oppressed free.” Houston is blessed to have Restoring Justice working 

tirelessly to end mass incarceration one client and one heart at a time. 

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COMMUNITY

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Loving Houston 

Since 2013, Loving Houston has 

been bringing churches and schools 

together with the intention of 

bettering children’s lives while 

allowing organizations to live their 

faith through service to others. 

The mission of the organization 

is to connect every school in 

the greater Houston area with a 

committed church partner that will 

help the schools meet educational 

needs. The organization hosts 

workshops throughout the year for 

churches and schools, educating 

them on how to get connected. 

Chapelwood has partnered with 

Spring Branch ISD for over 20 

years and strongly believes in 

the importance of mentoring 

and tutoring in the school 

system. We have been one of 

the leaders that gather for the 

quarterly Loving Houston Leader 

Luncheon to share ideas and 

learn about available resources. 

The Chapelwood Foundation 

has played a significant role 

over the past three years 

supporting these workshops and 

leader meetings financially. 

“As Christians we’ve been called 

to love our neighbors,” Marilyn 

Lee, Loving Houston Executive 

Director said. “How amazing would 

that be for communities if our 

churches and resources within 

our churches were mobilized and 

launched into our communities?” 

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Scholarship 

The Chapelwood Foundation shares God’s grace with 

college students through scholarships, mentoring, and 

support during their college years. We are blessed to be a 

part of their educational journey. 

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Scholarship Recipients 

Gabriel Aguilar 

Mayen Aguilera 

Fareena Arefeen 

Lus Arellano 

Lluvia Yulissa Barraza 

Vanessa Bello 

Edward Mejia Bernal 

Juana Jimenez Bielma 

Kris Bierma 

Briana Bocanegra 

Ivan Buchsbaum 

Jessica Bustamante 

Richard Callahan 

Cassandra Camacho 

Amanda Camario 

Harrison Camp 

Lucy Camp 

Justin Carlin 

Andrew Carranza 

Kenna Carson 

Herasmo Castillo 

Judith Chan 

Hunter Clay 

Daniela Cruz 

Vianney DeOchoa 

Joshua Castro Donathen 

Hannah Elias 

Melanie Esparza 

Dylan Farguson 

Ricardo Flores 

Melody Ford 

Avery Foster 

Grant Foster 

Breanna Garcia 

Jesus Garcia 

Katherine Garcia 

Paul Garcia 

Lamar University 

University of Houston 

University of Texas 


Houston Baptist University 


University of Houston - Downtown 


Oregon State University 


Lone Star College 


Texas State Technical College 

Houston Community College 


Harding University 

Harding University 

Texas A&M University 

College of the Mainland 

University of Arkansas 



Sam Houston State University 


Lone Star College 

Stephen F. Austin University 



Baylor University 


University of North Texas 

University of Texas 

University of Texas - Tyler 

Lasell University 


Franklin and Marshall 

Texas A&M University -Commerce 

Yesenia Garcia 

Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi 

Gabriela Gomez 


Lizeth Gonzalez 

Texas State University 

Rudy Gonzalez 


Chanel Gordon 


Jocelyn Hernandez San Houston State University 

Caleb Hirst 


Tuan Le 


Sydney Lopez 


Wendy Martinez 

University of Texas - Arlington 

Erica Mayorga 

Sam Houston State University 

Luis Medina 

Texas A&M - Kingsville 

Nayeli Medina 

Tarleton State University 

Marvin Melgar 


Alicia Villalta Mendez Texas A&M - Kingsville 

Kat Mills 

Baylor University 

Keisjon Mosby 


Natividad Mosqueda University of Houston - Downtown 

Luis Najar 


Audrey Neal 

Blinn College/Texas A&M University 

My Nguyen 


Maribel Parades 


Elizabeth Patterson University of Houston - Downtown 

Kiara Ramos 


Yenifer Rivas 


Gisell Rubio 


Bryan Silva 


Gloria Sparks 


Lillian Stephens 


Lin To 


Jose Torres 

Stephen F. Austin University 

Alex Vazquez 

Pomona College 

Fabiola Ventura 

UT Health Science Center 

Elmer Villa 


Alan Lopez Villanueva University of Texas - Arlington 

Juana Gamarras Zambrano Texas A&M University 

Ulyses Gamarras Zambrano Texas A&M University 

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SCHOLARSHIP

Scholarship Spotlight 

Lus Arellano 

The Chapelwood Foundation shares God’s 

grace with college students who lack the 

financial resources necessary to attend 

college through scholarships, mentoring, 

and support. Currently, there are more 

than sixty students in the Foundation 

Scholarship program, and many are the first 

in their family to attend college. These high 

achieving and highly motivated students 

would not be able to attain their dream 

of a college education without financial 

assistance. 

One of our recent graduates, Lus Arellano, 

graduated Summa Cum Laude from the 

University of Houston. She currently 

teaches math at Pilgrim Academy, an HISD 

middle school. Many of her students are 

recent immigrants to this country. Lus 

is having a huge, positive impact on 

her students, and was recently named 

“Beginning Teacher of the Year” for the 

2019-20 school year. 

What obstacles did you face growing up? 

“The biggest obstacle I faced growing up 

was when my dad got very ill. I was in 

elementary school when my dad got an 

infection that disabled him from working. 

He had to be in a recovery center for about 

two months. This led to a family financial 

crisis because my dad could not work and 

my mom did not work at the time. My mom 

had to get a job to be able to pay the bills 

and provide food for us. Family, teachers, 

and our church helped us overcome this 

huge challenge in our lives. As we got older 

and became more independent, we were 

able to get jobs to help support the family.” 

Why did you decide to become a teacher? 

“When attending middle school, I made 

some bad choices that I regretted later. 

Thankfully, because of the guidance of my 

teachers, I was able to overcome my bad 

choices. I wanted to become a teacher 

because I always felt the support from them 

throughout my education. My two main 

teacher influences were from the Math 

team at Memorial High School. These two 

teachers always looked out for me and gave 

me the best advice I could receive. I want 

to be THAT kind of teacher that they were to 

me in school. I want to follow the example 

of my teachers and make an impact on 

every child’s life! 

More than half of the students at Pilgrim 

Academy are at risk of dropping out and 

not attending high school. They do not 

have the example of their older siblings 

attending college or even going on to high 

school. I have encouraged my students and 

told them that anything is possible. Telling 

them my story and how I can relate to them 

is giving many of them hope. They have 

seen that it is possible that someone can 

be in their same situation and still attend 

college and have a career.” 

What were some of the highs and lows of 

attending the University of Houston? 

“One struggle that was very hard for 

me throughout my years at UH was not 

knowing if I was going to be financially 

stable. When I transferred to the University 

of Houston from Houston Community 

College, it was a hard time in my life. I had 

recently lost my dad, and we were not in a 

stable financial situation at home. There 

were days when I did not know if I was 

going to have money for gas or food. I was 

a full-time student at school during the 

week, and on the weekends, I would work 

odd jobs to help supplement my mom with 

money for the bills. Being the first one 

in the family attending a university was a 

big deal but it also added a lot of pressure 

on me. I knew that I needed to be a role 

model for my family and make them all 

proud. Having a great deal of support from 

friends and family made college a little less 

stressful. Not having my father there to 

witness me attending college was one of 

the hardest things I have gone through. I 

know I would have made him proud! 

Some high points that I had at UH were the 

times I was able to volunteer and give back 

to the community. In addition, making 

the dean’s list every semester and being 

inducted into the Kappa Delta Pi Honor 

Society were big accomplishments in my 

education. Knowing that all my hard work 

was paying off made me happy. Graduating 

with the highest honors, Summa Cum 

Laude, was a HUGE accomplishment. I 

know I made family, friends, and my 

mentors proud of my achievement. One of 

my biggest blessings I have had so far is the 

scholarship money from the Chapelwood 

Foundation. Without this help, I would not 

have been able to finish school.” 

We are very proud of Lus and all she has 

accomplished! Her students are blessed to 

have her as a teacher and role model. 

SCHOLARSHIP 

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Foundation Reports 

PLANT WITH PURPOSE 

Net Assets and Charitable Giving 

10000000 $10,000,000 

Net Assets 

$400,000 

400000 

Charitable Activity 

(Grants and Scholarship Awards) 

8000000 $8,000,000 

6000000 $6,000,000 

4000000 $4,000,000 

2000000 $2,000,000 

$0 

0 

$9,700,058.58 

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 

350000 

$300,000 

300000 

250000 

$200,000 

200000 

150000 

$100,000 

100000 

50000 

$0 

0 

$381,700 

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 

2019 SOURCE OF GIFTS 

FLAME ALIVE MEMBERSHIP 

(SEPTEMBER 1 - AUGUST 31) 

LEGACY CIRCLE MEMBERSHIP 

(ESTABLISHED OCTOBER 2005) 

16 FINANCIAL REPORTS

Charitable Activity 

Community 

Agape Development $2,500 

Amazing Place $2,500 

BELONG Bakery $2,000 

Bo’s Place $2,500 

Bridges to Life $3,000 

CarePartners Texas $3,000 

Child Advocates $3,000 

ChildBuilders $2,500 

Covenant House Texas $2,500 

CrossWalk Center $2,500 

Family Houston $2,500 

FAM Houston $3,500 

Gracewood $3,000 

Holly Hall $1,500 

House of Amos $2,500 

Houston Area Women’s Center $2,500 

Houston: reVision $2,500 

Iconoclast $3,500 

Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston $3,000 

Justice for Our Neighbors Houston $3,000 

Kairos $4,000 

Kids’ Meals Houston $2,500 

The Kids’ Reading Room $1,500 

Literacy Now $2,500 

Local Infant Formula for Emergencies $2,500 

Loving Houston $2,500 

Noah’s House $2,500 

Open Door Mission $2,500 

Prevent Blindness Texas $2,500 

re:MIND $2,500 

Restoring Justice $4,000 

Senior Rides and More $3,000 

Sleep in Heavenly Peace $2,000 

SpringSpirit $2,500 

Street Grace $5,000 

Teen and Family Services $3,000 

The FORGE For Families $2,000 

The Rose $3,000 

The Women’s Home $4,000 

Undies for Everyone $2,500 

TOTAL: $110,000 

Global 

Africa Community Transformation Services $5,000 

(Ethiopia) 

Argos International (Nicaragua) $2,000 

As Our Own (India) $3,000 

Books for Development (Uganda) $4,500 

Fairfield Children’s Home (Zimbabwe) $4,000 

Faith in Practice (Guatemala) $6,000 

Falco’s Children’s Village (Tanzania) $2,000 

For All Mankind Movement (India) $2,000 

Free Wheelchair Mission (Developing Countries) $2,500 

Haitian Artisans for Peace (Haiti) $2,000 

Health Empowering Humanity (Haiti) $3,500 

Heartline Ministries (Haiti) $2,000 

Hope Haven Rwanda (Rwanda) $4,000 

House of Peace/Beth Shalom (Pakistan) $5,000 

Medical Bridges (Haiti) $4,000 

Mercy House (Kenya) $2,000 

Mission: Hope (Nicaragua) $4,000 

Mission on the Move (Mexico) $6,000 

Mobility Worldwide Brazos Valley (Liberia) $3,000 

MountainChild (Nepal) $7,500 

Naomi’s Village (Kenya) $5,000 

New Hope Eurasia (Moldova) $2,000 

New Life Advance International (Guatemala) $5,000 

Orphan Outreach (Guatemala) $3,000 

PACE Universal (India) $3,000 

Plant With Purpose (Haiti) $2,000 

Shine on Sierra Leone (Sierra Leone) $4,000 

Starfish Kenya (Kenya) $3,500 

Tribe + Glory (Uganda) $6,500 

The White Rainbow Project (India) $2,000 

TOTAL: 110,000 

Scholarship 

70+ local students received college scholarships in 2019. 

TOTAL: $160,000 

Oualline Contemplative Speaker Series - $2,500 

The Foundation’s investments are managed by the Foundation Investment Committee. 

In addition to various investment funds managed by J.D. Joyce Investment Management 

Group, LLC/Wells Fargo, the Foundation participates in the Texas Methodist Foundation 

which invests loan funds and offers both variable rate and fixed-rate investment options. 

FINANCIAL REPORTS 

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2019 Donors 

With gratitude and thanksgiving, we express sincere appreciation to the individuals, families, foundations, and organizations listed below who have given so generously to the Chapelwood Foundation in 2019. 

Carol and Pat Adams* 

Carlene F. Adkins 

Kim and Marshall Adkins* 

Susan and Walt Agnew* 

Ann Allen* 

Helen and Joe Allen 

Mary Kay and Mark Allen 

Joyce and Charles Allison 

Alternative Christmas Market 

George Anderson-Wood* 

Adele Anding* 

Mopsy and Gary Andrews* 

Anonymous 

Dr. and Mrs. Gary Appelt 

Jan and Soc Aramburu* 

Sylvia and Ed Asbaugh 

Chuck Augustin 

Meei-Hwa and Orville Austin* 

Tim Austin* 

Bill Bacon* 

Dona Badgett* 

Debra and Daniel Baggett 

Julie and Bill Bailey* 

Linda Bailey* 

Martha Bair 

Dameron and Lance Baird* 

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Baker, III 

Susan and Bill Baker 

Tom Baker 

Cindy and David Balderach* 

Janet and Kent Ballard 

Mary Ann and Jim Balock* 

Lisa and Griff Bandy* 

Lee Ann and David Barb 

Mariann Barra 

Dottie and Don Bates* 

Jeff Bates* 

Nancy Batt* 

Cristal and George Baylor* 

Mary Jane and Mondell Beach 

Margaret and Leonard Bedell* 

Lara Bell* 

Patsy Bell* 

Betty Bellamy 

Janet and Jimmy Bellone 

Irene and Bob Bening* 

Peggy and Paul Beveridge* 

Ann and Dave Beverly 

Diane and Brian Bim 

Rosanna and Myron Blalock* 

Debbie and Greg Blauser* 

Cynthia and Robert Blevins 

Dorothy Blodgett* 

Kelly and Michael Bohn 

Christian and Charlie Bolden* 

Susan and Bob Bolling* 

Sara Bonario* 

Beverly Boone* 

Brenda Bowers* 

Charlene and Ben Boyd* 

Sandy and Rick Boyd* 

Suzy Boynton 

Sam Bradshaw 

Tom Brandino 

Agatha and Erich Brann 

Penny and Dick Brann* 

Pat and Jerry Bridges* 

Dianne and John Brock 

Dorothy and Bob Brockman* 

James D. Brodnax 

Charlie Brown* 

Virgie Bryant* 

Joanne and Gary Buchwald 

Shelley and Burr Buckalew* 

Cathy and Ken Burgess 

Sue and Ken Burgess 

Cathy Holstead and Victor Burk* 

Dorothy Burleigh and Family 

Cecily and Rick Burleson* 

Margaret and John Burns* 

Luanne and Charlie Burton* 

Karen and Bob Bush 

Howard Butler, Jr.* 

Christine and Jim Byerly* 

Harry Cain 

Pam and Mark Callahan* 

Larry Callender 

Mr. and Mrs. Gabel Camardelle 

Cynthia Cameron 

Diane and Mike Cameron* 

Cleo Campbell* 

Dee and Zooks Campbell 

Mary and Walter Campbell 

Sandy Campion* 

Candlelighters Class CUMC 

Teresa and Clayton Cannon* 

Marjorie Capshaw* 

Merle Carlson 

Sandy and Jay Carlton* 

Priss Carroll* 

Reedie Carson* 

Sally Cashman* 

Marilyn Caul 

Pat and Craig Cavanagh* 

Melody and Paul Cavicchi 

Vivienne and Buddy Chambless, Jr. 

Chapelwood Foundation Global 

Outreach Committee 

Becky Chapman* 

Laura Childers* 

Ray Chilton* 

Charlotte and Bob Chovanec* 

Kathy and Bob Christy* 

Lisa and Gary Clayton* 

Bob Cleveland 

Nancy and William Cleveland 

Hazel and Carleton Cole* 

Cindi Coleman* 

Jennifer and Randy Coleman 

Karen and Gus Comiskey* 

Joann and Mike Cone 

Mary Jo Conklin* 

Yvonne and Tim Conklin* 

Jeanie and Jim Connell 

Jan Conway 

Cook, Johnson & Co. 

Jennifer and Rob Cooksey* 

Mary Elizabeth and Dick Corbin* 

Patty and Gary Cordrey* 

William Cox 

Martha Craig 

CRC Family Charitable Foundation 

Kay and John Crockett* 

Emily and Holcombe Crosswell 

Helen and Dennis Crowe* 

Jane-Page Crump* 

Deborah and Wayne Culver* 

Jennie and James Daley 

Carolyn and Platt Davis* 

Donna Dawson* 

Bonnie and David Deaton* 

Rockie Deboben* 

Mary DelHomme Estate 

Jill and Bradley Deutser 

Nancy and Ray Dickey* 

Shirley Didier* 

Marilyn Dillard* 

Glenda and Scott Dole* 

Diane and John Donovan* 

Linda Renee Dragics 

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dubose 

Annette Duggan* 

Patricia Dumas* 

Barbara Bering Dundas* 

John Dunlap 

Eva Lynn and Steve Dunn* 

Margaret O. Dunnam 

Tami and Pat Dyer 

Early McClintic & McMillian, LLP 

Terry and Doug Eberhart* 

Elise Eberwein 

Blaire and Monty Echols* 

Gina and Steve Eckerman* 

Pat and Lon Edwards 

Peggy and Gary Edwards* 

Amy and Rob Eggert* 

Jenny Elkins 

Janis and Jerry Elmore* 

Jennifer Walker Elrod 

Mary and Scott Endress* 

Julie and Bart Enis 

Ann and Derry Essary* 

Marty and Roger Ethridge* 

Jacki and Brian Evans* 

Gail and Art Faris* 

Brittany and Jordan Faulk* 

Pam and Bill Faulk 

Judy and Craig Fecel* 

Fellowship Class of CUMC 

J.R. Felts 

Katie and Chris Fields* 

Sharon and Richard Paul Fink* 

Kay and Charles Finnell 

Charlotte and Phillip Fitzgerald 

Fizer, Beck, Webster, Bentley & 

Scroggins 

Kathy and Ted Floca 

Glenna and Jim Floyd* 

Nancy and John Foppiano 

Pat and Stuart Ford* 

Jane Fortenberry 

Harriet Foster* 

Vincent Foster 

Bryan Franklin 

Betty Fritts* 

Nancy and Winston Frost 

Mary and Todd Fuller* 

Laura and David Fulton* 

Nan Fulweber* 

Dick Fuqua* 

Jody Garvin 

Catherine and Neal Gassman* 

Patty and Tom Geddy* 

Catherine and Ron Gentry* 

Debbie and Gary Gibson* 

Peggy and Fred Gibson* 

Perry Giles* 

Marlene M. Gill 

Kathy Schenck and David Glassford* 

Dorothy Goin 

Glenda and David Goin 

Mira Golden* 

Diane Gonzales* 

Marilynne and Fred Gorman 

Zana and John Gorman* 

Mary and Jim Gosnell 

Whitney and Chris Gowan* 

Laurie Graef* 

Catherine Graham 

Donna and Mark Greek* 

Joan and Bob Greer* 

Fred Gregory* 

Wilda and E.J. Grivetti* 

Carole Guthrie 

Barbara and Sam Guy* 

Roberta Haeckel* 

Bitsey and Tom Hail 

Gracy and Mike Hall* 

Nina Hanks* 

Susan and Kurt Hanson 

Julie and Richard Haralson* 

Ann Harris 

Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Hart 

Suzanne and Steve Harter* 

Betty Harwood 

Christa and Vince Hash* 

Bill Haun 

Martha Haverstick 

Lenore Hawsey* 

Headrick Family 

Nita and Doug Heard* 

Carol Hebert 

Daniel Hedges 

Tammy and Tim Heinrich* 

Shary and Marshall Heins* 

Heitmann Foundation 

Cathy Helm* 

Joan Pinder and Robert Hempstead 

Ann and Bruce Hendrickson 

Jenny and Raymond Hendrickson 

Rita Hendrix 

Kathy Hennington* 

Janis and Randy Henry* 

Kristi and Keith Herndon* 

Diane and Bobby Hickey 

Hugh Higgins 

Clay Hightower* 

Carol and Jerry Hill* 

Juanita Hill* 

Jack Hillman* 

Kimberly Hillman* 

Trisha Hillman 

Glenn Hilman* 

Leslie and Tom Hix* 

Loma and Bill Hobson* 

Joan and Kevin Hodges* 

Julie Hodges* 

Alison Hogan* 

Virginia and Edward Holland 

Mr. and Mrs. B.J. Hollingsworth 

Cindy and Harry Holmes 

René and Jerry Hoover* 

Gisela Hopkins 

Marcia and Al Hoppe* 

Lou and Mark Houser* 

Houston Hospice 

Houston Racquet Club 

Dana and Henry Houston* 

Becca and Tim Howard* 

Sue Howe* 

Charlotte Howell* 

Ginger and Evan Howell* 

Kim and Kyle Hranicky* 

Marcia Hudgens* 

Lee Ann Hudson 

Betsy and Scott Humphrey 

Jane and Dick Humphreys* 

Dianne and Stacy Hunt* 

Ginny Itz* 

Julie and Stuart Jackson 

Susan Jackson 

Susan and Jim Jackson* 

Bertha Jamison* 

Stephanie and Bryan Jamison* 

Christopher Janke 

Frank Jeffers* 

Robert Jenkins 

Ed Jensen* 

Jean Jensen* 

Robin and Bill Jensen 

18 DONORS

Kim and Rich Jochetz* 

Kris and Mark Jodon* 

Jean and Edward Johnson 

Michael Johnson 

Susan and Bob Johnson* 

Suzie and Larry Johnson* 

Allan L. Jones 

Bob Jones 

Robin Jones 

Robyn and J.D. Joyce* 

J.P. Morgan 

Vicki Jud* 

Barbara and Mike Kearney* 

Kay and Phil Kelley 

Virginia Kelsey* 

John Kemper 

Beverly and Charles Kent 

Steve Keyser 

M.L. and David Kinder* 

Emily and John Kirkman 

Anne and Jim Kirkpatrick* 

Pam and Gary Kissiah 

Amy and Josef Klam* 

Judy and Milton Klasing* 

Bonnie and Arnold Klaus* 

Christina Langford Kluth 

Lori and Chris Knop* 

Linda Knox* 

Linda and Chris Koenemann 

Joan Korpal* 

Gary L. Kott 

The Kragel Family 

Elizabeth and Bill Kroger* 

Gayle and Layne Kruse* 

Ken Kuykendall* 

Libbi and Jeff Lake* 

Richard Lambert* 

Tom Landry 

J.F. Lane 

Tom Lane Family 

Neice and Kenny Lang* 

Carolyn Montgomery Lange 

Robert Larkins* 

Margaret and Jimmy LaRoe* 

Ron Lassiter* 

Marla and John Latvatalo 

Suzanne Lewis 

Carolyn and David Light* 

Tara and Jim Limmer* 

Bette C. Linbeck 

Carol and Howard Lincoln 

Cynthia and Bob Lindsey* 

Mary Jane and Jim Lindsey* 

Colleen Lingle 

Susan and Tracy Little* 

Melinda and Bob Livingston* 

Donna Clark Love* 

Karla and Bill Lowerre* 

Karen and Andy Loyd* 

Sandy and Richard Lucas* 

Mr. and Mrs. Brett Lum 

Jerry Lummus* 

Kathie and Dave Luther* 

Ed Lynch* 

Sandra and Richard Lynch* 

Cheryl and Jim Maddox* 

Joann and Dave Magdanz* 

Julia and Mike Maher* 

Donna and David Marshall* 

William Marshall, Jr. 

Allison and Grier Martin* 

Linda and Neil Martin 

Sushila Mathew* 

Marie and Mat Mathieu 

Carolyn and Guy Matthews* 

Nancy Morgan McBride 

Cathy McCants* 

Linda and Dick McCasland* 

Catherine and Ottis McClung 

Donna and Rick McDowell* 

Marilyn and Chase McEvoy* 

Carole McGarry* 

Michelle McGrath-Neupert 

Margaret and Don McGregor* 

Kay and Connie McIlvoy* 

Jean and Tom McIntosh* 

Dianne McKinney* 

Ann McKissack 

Pat and Roger Medors* 

Chuck Miller* 

Jan and Arnold Miller 

Lisa and David Miller* 

Jill and Charles Milstead 

Helen Miner 

Ann Mobley* 

Mary Kay and Rich Moen* 

Trisha and Ted Mohle* 

Monday Morning in the Word Bible 

Study Group 

Diana and Mike Montgomery* 

G.R. Montgomery 

Marcia and Colin Moor 

Jennifer and Joel Moore* 

Pamela Moore* 

Hillary and Will Morefield* 

Jill Morell* 

Julie and Paul Moreton 

Mary Elizabeth Morgan 

Rita and Paul Morico* 

Jean Moritz 

Susanne and Norman Morris 

Tammy Morris 

Harriett and John Dewitt Morrow 

Kim and Charles Mueller 

Lynn and Bob Murphy* 

Marian and James Murray 

Sarah and Joe Murray 

Nancy and Ted Nees* 

Network for Good 

Jeri Neva* 

Camille and L. B. Newman* 

Kay Newman* 

Dorothy Nicholson* 

Sylvia Nolan 

Mary Ann and Jesse Noland* 

Ruth Nordmeyer* 

Janet and Amin Nosrat* 

Kathleen O’Conner 

Chris and John Ogren* 

Laurie and Brad O’Halla 

Liz Oliphint* 

Mary and Rob Oliver 

Gail and Luther Olson 

Elizabeth and Charles Orihel 

Pat and Russell Orr* 

Cynthia Oualline* 

Linda and Bernard Padovani* 

Jane and Ken Page* 

Stephen Parker Family 

Andy Parsons* 

Pathfinders Class of CUMC 

Bea Patterson* 

Mrs. H.W. Patterson 

Susan and Ed Patterson* 

Laura and David Pattillo* 

Wayne Payne Estate 

Jane Peacock Estate 

Mary Ann Peet 

Carol Pehlman* 

Camille Pendleton 

John Peper* 

Jeanne and Joe Bob Perkins* 

Petersen Family Foundation 

Gary Petersen* 

Court Phillips* 

Diane Phillips* 

Elizabeth and Bob Phillips* 

Grace and Carroll Phillips* 

Hugh Phillips* 

Mary Ruth Phillips* 

Robert Phillips Family 

Pickett Law Group, PLLC 

Connie and Troy Pike* 

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Poarch 

Robert B. Powell 

Susan and William Powell, III 

The Louis W. Powers Family 

Paulette Preiss Estate 

Penny and Townes Pressler 

Thomas Preuml 

Margaret Ann Prichard 

Carol Prokofieff 

Gary Pugh* 

Cynthia and Ignacio Pujol 

Kellye and Bill Pyle* 

Ann and Terry Radney* 

Diane and Brent Rager* 

Laura and George Ragsdale* 

Kelly and John Raley* 

Cathy and Ron Ramsey* 

Kristen and John Ramsey 

Peggy and John Ratcliffe* 

Sharon Rathjen 

Judy and Don Ray 

Rebecca and Giles Rayburn* 

Mary Reeves* 

Jo Reid* 

Joanna and Donald Reid 

Reynolds & Reynolds 

Sharon Reynolds* 

Kay and Ron Rhea* 

Anne and Chris Richardson* 

Karen and Russ Ridgway* 

John Ridout* 

Marla and Todd Riedel* 

Robert Riley 

Jill and Allyn Risley* 

Marianna and Oran Ritter, Jr. 

Diane and Ben Roberts* 

Joan and John Robertson 

Penny and Scott Robinson 

Kristi and Paul Robishaw* 

Tracey and Scott Rogan* 

Anne and David Roland* 

Erin and Matthew Roorda* 

Lanie, Sallye and Wolf Rose 

Pamela and Steven Rosen 

Beverly Rossy* 

Barbie and Lennie Roth 

Round Top State Bank 

Sally Bell Rutherford 

Judy and Jim Ryan* 

Nell St. Cyr 

Nicola Salazar* 

Marlene and Bruce Saltzberg 

Margaret and Jeremy Sanders* 

Allison and Alan Satyr 

Shirley and Jim Savage* 

Kristi and Chris Schaeper* 

Justine and Frank Schageman 

Sandy and Jim Schladt 

Janis and Ed Schulz 

Angie and Jim Schwartz* 

Elaine Scott* 

Georganne Scruggs* 

Judy and Roy Sharp* 

Carol and Mac Sharpe* 

Suzanne Thomas and Ben Shaw 

Pat and Mac Shuford* 

Norma and Scott Simmons 

Janet Sims* 

Sally Anne Skarke 

Janice and Larry Smaihall* 

Roberta and Samuel Smiley 

Susie and Jeff Smith* 

Tammy and Scott Smith* 

Michael Solot 

Marcy and Ken Spalding* 

Sue Spang* 

Jim Spencer* 

Jim Spencer Family 

Pat and Webb Spencer* 

Sherry and Ross Spencer* 

Heather and Chris Springer* 

SRS Real Estate Partners 

Julia Staggs Family 

Sabra and Frank Steed* 

Dennis Steen* 

Ann and Bill Steiner* 

Stephanie and John Stephens* 

Ruth Stephenson 

Norma and James Stewart 

Greg Stocks* 

Charlene and John Storms* 

Marcia and David Strauss 

Yvonne and Dave Streit* 

Karen Strong* 

Edloe and Doyle Stuckey* 

Rita and Wick Stuckey* 

Jane Sugars 

Svadlenak, See and Co. P.C. 

Mary Sweet* 

Susan Taranto* 

Betty Ann and John Taylor* 

Doris and Robert Taylor 

Leslie and Gerald Teel* 

Meredith and Ken Tekell* 

Anne and Tom Thomas 

Laura Thomas 

Sally and Bob Thomas* 

Dot and Bill Thompson* 

Carol Timmons* 

Kelli and Kelton Tonn 

Pam and Jerry Treadwell* 

Shannon and Joe Tucker 

Lonna and Ed Turner* 

Barbara Upchurch* 

Janie and Ken Valach* 

Carolyn and Les Van Dyke* 

Tom Vann 

Village Veterinary Clinic, PLLC 

Darcy Wagner 

Pat Waldrop* 

Janet and Tom Walker* 

Judy Walker* 

Lisa and John Walker* 

Jerry and Bob Wall* 

Hazel Wallace* 

Cindy and Gary Walther 

Kathy Watkins 

Dorothy Watson 

Harry Webb 

Jane and James Webb 

Lynn Stanley and Ron Webster* 

Virginia and U.R. Weems 

Allison and Curt Wegenhoft* 

Linda Weiss 

Helen Welch* 

Marlene and Larry Weppler 

Sally West 

LaNoe and Robert Westheimer* 

Charlotte and Larry Whaley* 

Norma and Joe Wheat* 

Jo and Wally White* 

Karen and Hunter White* 

Karyl and Charles White* 

Marjorie and William White 

Paula Whitson 

Nancy and Ken Wiech* 

Pat Wild* 

Colbert Wilhite* 

Donna Wilkins* 

Kelly Williams* 

Susan and Bryan Williamson 

Carole and David Wilson 

Jane and David Wise* 

Jane and Jim Wise* 

Margo Withers 

Ben Wohlford* 

Carrie and Ron Woliver* 

Carleen and Bob Woods* 

The W. Oscar Neuhaus Memorial 

Foundation 

Jacqueline and John Wright* 

Patricia and Jim Wuerth* 

Sandra and Ron Yates* 

Your Cause, LLC Trustee for NRG 

Energy, Inc. 

Ann Yow-Dyson 

Anne Zappe* 

*Flame Alive Fellowship members 

2018-19 and 2019-20. We make 

every attempt to maintain an accurate 

database. If you notice an error in this 

listing, please let us know. 

DONORS 

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What Can I Do to Make a Difference? 

The Chapelwood United Methodist Church Foundation provides for 

the future of this congregation’s mission to bring Christ and His love 

to our local and global communities. The decision to contribute to the 

Foundation is a spiritual commitment of loyalty and love. It is a way to 

continue giving in support of our church now and into the future. The 

Foundation’s bylaws provide for an annual distribution of up to 5% of 

the endowment fund to selected ministries, missions, and needs of the 

Church. 

Contributions may be given in memory of a loved one or in honor of 

special occasions such as weddings or anniversaries; the birth, baptism 

or confirmation of a child; a friend’s birthday; a special thank you to 

a Sunday School teacher; or get well wishes for a neighbor. We will 

send the designated person or family a note informing them of your 

thoughtfulness. 

When making a donation, there are a number of fund categories to 

consider: 

• Unrestricted Funds 

• Restricted for Scholarships 

• Restricted for Community Outreach 

• Restricted for Global Outreach 

• Restricted for Music – Ray Evans Fund 

Gifts to the Foundation are permanent, endowed gifts. Frequently they 

are made out of current assets or at death, and are most often emotional 

gifts. They represent a donor’s passions. Often donors recall a personal, 

significant, life event that involved Chapelwood. The Foundation now 

offers a more streamlined method of online donation via credit card or 

bank drafts. In addition, if you are considering a planned or estate gift, 

the Foundation office will be glad to help you develop a planned gift 

to meet your life circumstances with the assistance of your financial 

advisors. 

So consider what you feel passionate about. Ask God, “What do you want 

me to do?” Not only will our community be enriched, your life will be 

too. For additional information about the Foundation, or if you would 

like to begin an initial discussion about the advantages of including the 

Foundation in your estate planning, please contact Rev. Andy Noel at the 

Foundation Office, (713) 354-4485 or anoel@chapelwood.org. 

When we began 2020, we were 

excited about the ways God was 

opening the door to expand the 

influence of our Chapelwood 

Foundation. Due to the Global 

Pandemic, our plans were put on 

hold temporarily, but I want you to be 

aware of the vision God is giving us. 

You may already be aware of how 

The Chapelwood Foundation invests 

into the lives of young people, global 

missions, and community outreach 

mission. This annual support literally 

changes our community and the 

world in which we live. 

You can be sure that an investment 

in the Chapelwood Foundation is an 

investment in real lives and that it is 

making a profound difference. I am 

excited about our future together. 

All inquiries remain confidential. 

The Foundation accepts and uses funds in its designated categories, but may ultimately use the funds for a different priority, consistent with its bylaws, to provide 

funds “for distribution to, or for the benefit of, Chapelwood Methodist,” upon the request of Chapelwood. 

20 LEGACY CIRCLE

An Invitation to Leave Your Own Legacy 

The Chapelwood Foundation’s Legacy Circle was established in 2005 as a way to say “thank you” in advance to 

Chapelwood members who have planned future gift commitments through their estates. Many dear friends 

of Chapelwood have made plans to support future ministries through their bequests and other planned gifts. 

The members of the Foundation’s Legacy Circle leave an imprint of love that will enable Chapelwood to continue 

to be salt and light in our community and around the world. We invite you to join the Legacy Circle and 

continue the tradition of Chapelwood United Methodist Church of helping our neighbors both near and far 

today and for future generations. 

John Wesley said, “I value all things only by the price they shall gain in eternity.” 

Legacy Circle Members: 

Dottie and Don Bates 

Margaret and Leonard 

Bedell 

Debbie and Scott Brickner 

Charlie Brown 

Margaret and John Burns 

Howard Butler 

Marjorie Capshaw 

Reedie Carson 

Janet and Fred Castrow 

Pat Cavanagh 

Rob Cole 

Casey Corbett 

Chris Courter 

Helen and Dennis Crowe 

Carolyn and Platt Davis 

Peggy and Gary Edwards 

Debbie and Gary Gibson 

Zana and John Gorman 

Donna and Mark Greek 

Joan and Bob Greer 

Clay Hightower 

Hal Haltom 

Gini Hill 

Loma and Bill Hobson 

Sue Howe 

Carrie and Jeff Hoye 

Betsy and Scott Humphrey 

Susan and Jim Jackson 

Vicki Jud 

Ken Keathley 

John Knox, Jr. 

Jacki Lammert 

Bob Larkins 

Susan and Tracy Little 

Karen and Andy Loyd 

Cathy McCants 

Pamela Wilton Moore 

Chris and John Ogren 

Susan and Ed Patterson 

Gary Petersen 

Grace and Carroll Phillips 

Susan Childers Schwartz 

Mary Sweet 

Lisa and John Walker 

Lynn Stanley Webster and Ron 

Webster 

Karyl and Charles White 

Carol and Rick Wilcox 

Kelly Williams 

Carrie and Ron Woliver 

Sandra and Ron Yates 

Anonymous (25) 

Deceased 

Barbara and Tom Baker 

Willis Barnes 

Ann and Ed Berrio 

Harry B. Botts 

Tommy J. Brewer 

Jim Butler 

Herb Carson 

Barbara Corley 

Ralph Davis 

Mary DelHomme 

Anna Mae and Roy Dye 

Virginia and Neil Emery 

Richard G. Erskine 

Don Fizer 

Gene Gillis 

Dean Grafton 

Pat Haltom 

Lenora Hetherly 

Dean Hill 

Dike Howe 

Bobbie Ann Larkins 

Charlotte and Bill Marshall 

Kemp Martin 

Dwight MacDonald 

Roberta McCall 

Dr. Floyd McSpadden 

Kirtsy K. Mitchell 

Robert Moore 

Elizabeth Mullino 

Alan Blair Parker 

Katie and Wayne Payne 

Jane and Elwin Peacock 

Paulette Preiss 

Virginia Sandeen 

Chris Shepherd 

Kenneth Ware 

Carolyn Wild 

Sara Williams 

LEGACY CIRCLE 

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2019 - 2020 Board and Committees 

OFFICERS 

Susan Patterson - President 

Leonard Bedell - Vice-President 

Allyn Risley - Treasurer 

Trisha Mohle - Secretary 

DIRECTORS 

Linda Bailey 

Peggy Edwards 

Rich Jochetz 

David Marshall 

Amin Nosrat 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 

Teresa Cannon 

MINISTRY ASSISTANT 

Kristi Herndon 

DEVELOPMENT 

Jane-Page Crump 

Peggy Edwards 

Leslie Hix 

Pamela Moore 

Carol Sharpe 

Ann Steiner 

Bill Steiner 

GIVING CORE TEAM 

(COMMUNITY) 

Helen Crowe - Chair 

Mary Ann Balock 

Bob Bolling 

Richard Brann 

Carleton Cole 

Cindi Coleman 

Karen Comiskey 

Peggy Edwards 

Rachel Green 

Julie Haralson 

Mark Jodon 

John Ogren 

Susan Parish 

Stacey Rice 

Johanne Washington 

ADVISORY COMMITTEES 

GLOBAL 

Clay Hightower - Chair 

Kimberly Hillman 

Jennifer Lakowsky-Brueckner 

Bob Lassalle 

Dave Luther 


Veronica Sessom 

Susan Taranto 

Ron Yates 

INVESTMENT 

Ron Yates - Chair 

Leonard Bedell 

Kevin Hodges 

Scott Humphrey 

Rich Jochetz 

David Marshall 

Amin Nosrat 

John Ogren 


Allyn Risley 

MARKETING AND 

PUBLIC RELATIONS 

Trisha Mohle 

SCHOLARSHIP 

Linda Bailey - Chair 

Dorothy Blodgett 

Casey Corbett 

Sue Howe 

Ken Spalding 

Nancy Wiech 

Ron Woliver 

22 2019-2020 BOARD AND COMMITTEES

Flame Alive Fellowship 

The Chapelwood Foundation would like to thank our Flame Alive 

Fellowship members for their faithful support. 

Flame Alive Fellowship memberships help reduce overhead costs 

and expenses, which directly increases the amount given to charitable 

ministries. Each Flame Alive Fellowship enrollment provides the 

Foundation with additional funds to support significant projects that 

bring Christ and His love to our local and global communities. Your 

support is essential so that Chapelwood can continue to be salt and light 

in our world now and for generations to come. 

We hope that you will consider supporting the Foundation through 

your new or renewal membership in the Flame Alive Fellowship. Again, 

we thank you for your past support, and hope you will partner with the 

Foundation to continue changing lives and transforming communities 

through Christ’s love and grace. 

FLAME ALIVE 

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