CHCA Eagles Eye Annual Report 2022

2022 EDITION
T H E C I N C I N N A T I H I L L S C H R I S T I A N A C A D E M Y M A G A Z I N E
Including the
2021-2022
ANNUAL REPORT

TABLE OF
CONTENTS
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EAGLE'S EYE
FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL
TOGETHER AS ONE: JOHN 17
THEOLOGICAL INTEGRATION
EXTENDED
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CLASS OF 2022—SERVICE & LEADERSHIP
RECOGNITIONS
ATHLETIC ENHANCEMENTS
ALUMNI INTRODUCTION
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FINDING PURPOSE AT CHCA
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ALUMNI NOTES
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MIND(SET) OVER MATTER
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ALUMNI AT WORK
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UNLEASHING GIFTS IN OUR
WORLD-CLASS PROGRAM
Q&A WITH DR. NICK
WHAT'S MAKING HEADLINES
2021-2022 CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS
CLASS OF 2022 FEATURE
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ALUMNI BABIES
INTERVIEW WITH ERIN SCHMERR '02
ALUMNI WEDDINGS
ALUMNI FEATURE: ADOPTING WILLIAM
A NEW PERSPECTIVE: ALUMNI STILL
LEARNING
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A BIT ABOUT OUR VAL & SAL
FEATURED ON THE COVER
They’re building a legacy at CHCA. The Snyder family celebrates the CHCA
Varsity Tennis Team’s Ohio DII State Championship! From left to right:
Jonathan ’98, Kylie ’29, Lucy ’25, Zoe ’32, Emery ’27, and Jessica ’98. More on
the Snyder family can be seen in the introduction to our Alumni section on
page 40.
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2020-2021 ANNUAL REPORT
CHCA BOARD OF TRUSTEES FEATURE
FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES TREASURER
MEET THE DIRECTOR FOR INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT
THE YEAR IN REVIEW
2021-2022 FINANCIAL REPORTS
FROM THE ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT
30 HOURS OF GRATITUDE AND GIVING
WHEN YOU GIVE TO WHAT YOU LOVE
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GIFTS FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES
GIFTS IN MEMORY
GIFTS IN HONOR
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2022 EAGLE'S EYE
Volume 26
2021 - 2022
ANNUAL REPORT
EDITOR
Jennifer Murphy
DESIGNERS
Sara Fox
Lindsey Vanderkolk
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Tim Hilderbrand
Jennifer Murphy
Marcy Murphy
Lifetouch Photography
Jason Null
Leslie Renneker
Tammy Rosenfeldt
CONTRIBUTORS
Julie Carnes
Mackenzie Carnes ’21
Joe Cornely
Kaveri Easwaran ’24
Bryan Fetzer
Megan Hook
Audrey (Duren) Keyes ’95
Dean Nicholas
Tammy Rosenfeldt
Jen Sasse
Jude Schramm
Mona Summers
Paige Tomlin
Mike Wallace
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Promise Statement
Centered in the shared love of Christ,
Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy is the college-preparatory,
preschool through grade 12 independent school
that inspires and challenges students to discover, hone,
and steward their one-of-a-kind gifts
as they come to know themselves as distinct
and unconditionally loved creations of God.
CHCA's vibrant, multi-denominational family of learners
creates a sheltering—but not sheltered—
environment where, supporting each other and guided
by expert Christian teachers,
students wrestle with increasingly complex,
timeless, essential questions in order
to strengthen their minds and their faith.
Beginning with the end in mind, CHCA graduates
young adults fully prepared to succeed in college and beyond;
to engage effectively and lovingly with different cultures,
viewpoints, and ideas; and to achieve significant impact
and influence with discerning wisdom, courageous curiosity,
and resilient Christian faith—
where others pull back, they lean into life.
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@GoCHCA
@GoCHCA

DEAN NICHOLAS
CHCA Head of School
FROM THE
HEAD OF SCHOOL
While CHCA has long been synonymous with community, in the last couple of years, people have come to
appreciate the value of this distinct trait in a new way. Last year, we looked at a world struggling with pain and
division and chose to convey our Christian belief that we can come together, look to God, and find inspiration
that He is working to repair, redeem, and restore. We shared our theme “Together as One” with a special focus on
Ephesians 4. This year as we continue to strive for excellence as we learn, lead, and serve, we acknowledge that
community in Christ must be the cornerstone. So, at the introduction of our 2022-2023 school year, I announced
our decision to continue the “Together as One” theme with a special focus this year on John 17. I have encouraged
all in our community to read and contemplate this passage. As Jesus prays for His disciples as He prepares to leave
the Last Supper, he prays that we would be one and that this unity would demonstrate to the world that God had
indeed sent Jesus and that He loves us in the same way that He loves Jesus. As our primary identity is to be in Christ,
so our most significant community should be the community of believers in Christ. My ultimate prayer is that as
we at CHCA who come from different churches and faith traditions, ethnicities, cultures, neighborhoods, and
backgrounds, would be a community that demonstrates the love and grace of God to each other and to everyone
who encounters CHCA. May we be a beacon, a “city on a hill” to all who wonder if God is still at work in this broken
world and if there remains any civility or goodwill in our society. May every student and parent, every teacher, staff
member, coach and administrator, experience the transformational love of God as we live out “Together as One.”
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sus Prays to Be Glorified After Jesus said this, he looked tow
our Son, that your Son may glorify you. For you granted him
ose you have given him. Now this is eternal life: that they
ave sent. I have brought you glory on earth by finishing he w
resence with the glory I had with you before the world bega
hom you gave me out of the world. For I gave them the word
inty that I came from you, and they believed that you sent
ose you have given me, for they are yours. 10 All I have is
rough them. I will remain in the world no longer, but they
rotect them by the power of your name, the name you gave
em, I protected them and kept them safe by that name you
ruction so that Scripture would be fulfilled. ”I am coming to
they may have the full measure of my joy within them. I h
ey are not of the world any more than I am of the world. My
rotect them from the evil one. They are not of the world, even as
ou sent me into the world, I have sent them into the world. F
ed. Jesus Prays for All Believers. “My prayer is not for them
eir message, that all of them may be one, Father, just as yo
e world may believe that you have sent me. I have given th
re one – I in them and you in me –so that they may be broug
e and have loved them even as you have loved me. “Father
nd to see my glory, the glory you have given me because you
ough 6 the world does not know you, I know you, and they kn
nd will continue to make you known in order that the love you

ard heaven and prayed: “Father, the hour has come. Glorify
authority over all people that he might give eternal life to al
know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom you
ork you gave me to do. And now, Father, glorify me in you
n. Jesus Prays for His Disciples “I have revealed to you those
s you gave me and they accepted them. They knew with cerme.
I pray for them. I am not praying for the world, but fo
yours, and all you have is mine. And glory has come to me
are still in the world, and I am coming to you. Holy Father
me, so that they may be one as we are one. While I was with
gave me. None has been lost except the one doomed to de
you now, but I say these things while I am still in the world
ave given them your word and the world has hated them, fo
prayer is not that you take them out of the world but that you
I am not of it. Sanctify them by the truth; your word is truth. A
or them I sanctify myself, that they too may be truly sanctialone.
I pray also for those who will believe in me through
u are in me and I am in you. May they also be in us so tha
em the glory that you gave me, that they may be one as we
ht to complete unity. Then the world will know that you sen
, I want those you have given me to be with me where i am
loved me before the creation of the world. “Righteous Father
ow that you have sent me.. I have made you known to 7 them
have for me may be in them and that I myself may be in them”

A STATEMENT OF THEOLOGICAL
INTEGRATION EXTENDED
By Dr. Dean Nicholas, Head of School
Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy is intentional
about being academically excellent as well as Christ
centered in all we do. In order to do this thoroughly,
we challenge our students to think about all disciplines
and subjects through the lens of a thoughtful Christian
worldview. To achieve this, our students must have
a general understanding of the Bible, Church history,
theology, and Christian spirituality. They must also be
forced to consider connections between these fields of
knowledge and their other academic disciplines. But this
does not happen by accident. The key to this endeavor
is training our faculty in a methodology we refer to as
Theological Integration. Let me explain the reason
for this approach, what it looks like in the classroom,
and how we are raising the level of understanding and
practice for all our teachers.
CHCA holds to a high view of Scripture. Our first article
in the Statement of Faith reads, “We believe the Bible
to be the inspired, the only infallible, authoritative
Word of God.” Therefore, the Bible shapes the way we
think about theology and all of life. For this reason, we
study to interpret the Bible so that we can understand
key principles inherent in its teachings (“biblical
principles”). But this is no simple task! Reading
Scripture to mine key principles from a complex book
that was written millennia ago in various cultures and
in numerous languages takes concentrated effort and
careful discernment. And as a multidenominational
school made up of over 160 different churches, there
are many “biblical principles” that we all agree on, but
others are rooted in denominational understandings
and sectarian theological readings. When Presbyterians
and Roman Catholics think about Holy Communion,
they interpret John 6:53 very differently from each
other. Similarly, when Baptists and Pentecostals are
interpreting Acts 2:1-4 and how Christians should
think about speaking in tongues in the church, they will
have very different ways of interpreting the “biblical
principles” for how we should think about this passage
today. Therefore, we are careful to use the language of
“Theological Integration” rather than the older term,
“Biblical Integration” for how we attempt to enrich our
curriculum with Scripture. This alludes to the fact that
in a multidenominational school, certain sectarian or
denominational interpretations of the Bible should not
be given priority by teachers, in their CHCA curricula,
based on their personal interpretations or their church’s
views. So as a school, we focus on what all of us as
Christians believe, and we condense that belief into
five key theological “Big Ideas” based on Cornelius
Plantinga’s Engaging God’s World: A Christian Vision of
Faith, Learning, and Living. These “Big Ideas” are the
central components to the overall story of Scripture
that traditional orthodox Christians have believed
throughout history no matter their church tradition or
denomination. Our five theological “Big Ideas” are: 1) all
humans have a longing and hope for something greater;
2) God is Creator; 3) all creation is broken because of
the Fall when sin entered the world; 4) Jesus’ life, death,
and resurrection provide redemption and restoration
to what is broken; and 5) we can be a part of God’s
restoration through our vocation to bring shalom to a
broken world.
So, on a practical level, when we talk about Theological
Integration, it is the process by which our teachers
engage students to think deeply in a “Christ-centered”
way in all areas of study. And we do this by helping
them see the intersections of their learning—be it
social studies, science, math, literature, art, music,
world language, technology—with our theological
“Big Ideas.” When our faculty design curriculum, they
are trained to find ways to prompt our students to
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consider our theological “Big Ideas” in their lessons and
broader units. Borrowing from an Understanding by
Design curriculum model, we use “essential questions”
to lead to deep thinking and learning. Some of the
characteristics of “essential questions” are that they
are important open-ended questions that we keep
coming back to throughout our lives; they relate to core
ideas and inquiries within an academic field of study;
and they help students to make sense out of complex
ideas and knowledge. So, we ask theological essential
questions, essential questions that incorporate aspects
of our theological “Big Ideas.” In this way, students are
stretched to make connections between theological
understandings and other areas of learning. As
educators, we find ways to do this at age-appropriate
levels to help students grow in their theological thinking
as they develop their other cognitive skills. This requires
students to reflect on their knowledge and synthesize
it with theological understandings. In this way, we
believe that our students grow intellectually and in
faith development in a way that fosters faith formation
without simple indoctrination. We regularly emphasize
that we want students to leave CHCA as people who
“own” their faith, not those who merely know how to
recite the “right” answers.
This all might sound a bit abstract, so let me share a few
concrete examples. When I train our teachers, I give an
example of a good social studies theological essential
question: What is history? While simple on the surface,
it is deeply complex. In fact, the more we study history,
the more complex that question becomes. But a fourth
grader studying the history of CHCA and an AP U.S.
History student thinking about various methodological
constructs used by modern U.S. historians can talk
about that same question in meaningful ways. What
if we tweaked the question to make it theological? If
we believe in a God who engages in human history,
from the stories of the Old Testament to the most
dramatic example of all—the Incarnation where God
becomes flesh and dwells among us, “How does God
act in history?” A second grader studying the Exodus
might answer that question one way that seems simple
and straightforward, but a more complex variation
of the question in an Upper School AP Government
class might be, “Does God decide the outcome in
democratic elections?” That question challenges a
student to take into account their understandings of
history and government, determinism and free will,
God’s providence, and the effects of a fallen world,
and formulate a response that demonstrates their
best thinking at that moment. And they might answer
it differently a decade later. If you worry that such
thinking feels heavy and complex, remember that ‘ageappropriate’
is a key term in this process. A kindergarten
teacher might ask an appropriate form of the same
question to her students: “How did you see God today?”
That simple variation of the question is preparing
our youngest students to begin thinking about how a
transcendent God is also imminent, always nearby, and
connected to our lives.
It takes work and thinking to prepare lessons and units
that reflect theological integration. And it also takes
work for teachers to learn to think that way themselves.
Consistent theological integration does not happen by
accident! So, over the past two years, I have been working
with the Theological Integration Cohort—a group of 21
educators from all buildings, grade levels, and academic
disciplines. We studied Bible, Theology, Church History,
Faith Formation, and even experienced the backdrop of
our faith as we traveled to the Holy Land. This incredible
group is now going to lead their colleagues in a twoyear
training in theological integration. All of our faculty
and student-facing staff are divided into seven cohort
groups that will study Bible, Theology, Church History,
Faith Formation as well. I will be leading my own cohort
of administrators, helping us think through how we are
thoroughly integrating not just into curriculum but into
all aspects of school life. This two-year program will
become part of all new teacher and staff onboarding
in the future. We believe that for CHCA to live out its
mission as a school that prepares young people to learn,
lead, and serve in the world, we need to be even more
intentional in how we train and execute theological
integration throughout all areas of our school. We are
excited for the journey ahead and for all the ways God
will use our efforts!
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FINDING PURPOSE
AT CHCA
CHCA offers numerous opportunities for
students to find their purpose and value.
By Kaveri Easwaran ’24
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MR. JOE METZGER WAS RECENTLY HIRED AS OUR UPPER SCHOOL
STUDENT LIFE DIRECTOR.
I was curious to understand more about this new role, so I sat down for an interview
with Mr. Metzger. The following is an abridged summary of my interview.
KE: PLEASE TELL US ABOUT YOURSELF
AND WHY YOU CAME TO CHCA.
JM: I came to CHCA because I felt God was calling
me into this space. I was searching for a purpose when
I started out after college. I worked in software sales,
landed a good job, and was doing well. But I didn't feel
fulfilled; I didn't have a sense of purpose in what I did
every day. So, when I was offered this job at CHCA, it
was a dream come true. Every day, I have a purpose; I
feel fulfilled with what I am doing, and I know Jesus is in
our midst. At CHCA, I love how I get to serve, help, and
impact as many students as possible daily.
KE: WHAT DOES STUDENT LIFE
DIRECTOR MEAN?
JM: Being Student Life Director means helping
students find what they are passionate about. Also,
I want to help students find a group of people with
whom they will connect, enjoy, and have fun. I actually
call my job the “fun director.” In addition, I oversee
student government, club activities, and school spirit.
Ultimately, I try to help each student find the best
place where they’re happy and passionate about what
they’re doing.
KE: WHAT DOES SUCCESS LOOK LIKE,
AND HOW WILL YOU MEASURE IT?
JM: Success in this job means positively impacting
and improving each student's life. One of the ways I
try to impact students’ lives is by helping them find the
organizations and/or groups that best fit their passions
and aspirations. Success is beyond numbers and
analytics. Ultimately, I believe we are successful if we
are doing what Jesus calls us to do.
KE: WHAT ARE SOME CHALLENGES TO
ACHIEVING YOUR VISION?
JM: High school years matter. High school is more than
coursework. High school is about the lessons we learn
about ourselves, figuring out what kind of a person
we want to be, and learning how we want to impact
others and the world. Many students do not yet realize
this, and I want to help them see the big picture. And
unfortunately, some students might not be receptive
to this message. I need to work to overcome this
challenge.
KE: WHAT ARE ONE OR TWO OF YOUR
FAVORITE THINGS ABOUT THE CHCA
COMMUNITY?
JM: CHCA is blessed with a great community of
people. Great things can happen when you have a
Christ-centered community of teachers and parents
who have students’ best interests at heart. I’ve enjoyed
learning how much the teachers care about the kids; it's
unique. Importantly, our students are tremendous. All
these things make my work rewarding and fun.
KE: WHAT DO YOU SEE AS THE GREATEST
OPPORTUNITY FOR ENHANCING UPPER
SCHOOL STUDENT LIFE AT CHCA?
JM: I believe the three keys to leading a joyful life are to
have a purpose, feel valued, and be fulfilled. Therefore,
to enhance Upper School student life at CHCA, I want
to find a place for each student, where they can find
their purpose and connect with like-minded people.
KE: WHAT IS ONE FUN FACT ABOUT
YOURSELF?
JM: I love pickleball!
In conclusion, I appreciate Mr. Metzger's determination
to help students find their purpose and value. I am
grateful to be a part of the CHCA community, which
recognizes the importance of students finding their
purpose so that each of us may grow into the people
God created us to be.
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MIND(SET)
OVER MATTER
by Stephen Carter
Director of Entrepreneurship and Sustainability
Open any news story and you’ll be hit with the message—the world
is changing, and fast. Industries are collapsing, new technologies
are forming, and workplaces have evolved at an unimaginable pace.
At the center of this is the question of education:
HOW DO WE PREPARE THE STUDENTS OF TODAY
FOR THE UNCERTAINTIES IN THE WORLD OF TOMORROW?
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The answer, which reverberates from the innovative programming
at the heart of Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy, is clear—we
teach them to think like entrepreneurs.
HOW DO YOU TACKLE OBSTACLES READY TO LEARN NEW
SKILLS?
You embrace a growth mindset.
HOW DO YOU MEET NEW CHALLENGES DAY AFTER DAY
AND PERSEVERE?
You develop grit and determination.
HOW DO YOU TAKE RISKS AND STRETCH YOURSELF?
You redefine failure.
These attributes, coupled with generosity, empathy, and
effective communication, form the core benchmarks of CHCA’s
Entrepreneurship and Sustainability program. Starting with
innovative, hands-on education that reaches all learners with
practical training that is far from boring, our program is not only
groundbreaking but also is attracting attention on the national level.
HERE ARE A FEW SNAPSHOTS OF WHAT’S GOING ON:
• We’ve collaborated with local accelerator OCEAN Programs to
create a curriculum which blends entrepreneurial education with
Christ-centered thinking, the result of which is a complete gamechanger
for education.
• We’ve expanded down to Grade 4, with plans to incorporate
curriculum all the way to kindergarten as early as next school
year.
• We have 12 elective courses and a total of five student-run
businesses. Additionally, students can earn the Certificate of
Entrepreneurship as an official designation on their transcript.
• CHCA is the first K-12 school in the world to be accepted into the
exclusive collaborative between the Harvard T. H. Chan Public
School of Health and the Culinary Institute of America.
• With the success of our culinary program, we’ve launched evening
cooking classes for adults with plans to add themed classes for
young children.
• In late November, we’re kicking off a series called “Elevating
the Standard.” The first event will highlight “Women in
Entrepreneurship” and will feature a keynote talk as well as a
panel discussion and networking opportunities for both adults
and students.
Whenever parents or alumni come by to visit the school’s beautiful
greenhouse to learn about Eagle Farms, or tour the state-of-theart
teaching kitchen to hear about culinary entrepreneurship, or
see the students hard at work managing the Leaning Eagle Coffee
Bar or the Mini Cup, the response is always the same: “I wish I had
this when I was in school.”
And we agree—but the exciting news is that we have it now, and it
is changing the lives of our students. And in the end, we all benefit;
the more people who seek opportunities and solve problems, who
collaborate and embrace personal growth, who create solutions
and foster ideas, the better.
In short, what this ever-changing world really needs is more people
who think like entrepreneurs. And at CHCA, that is how we do school.
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UNLEASHING GIFTS
IN OUR
WORLD CLASS PROGRAM
By Mackenzie Carnes ’21
Research has shown that singing or playing instruments helps children to learn on a deeper
level, setting and achieving more complex goals. It is also proven that music lessons for
children help to develop a child’s cognitive skills – broadening their imagination, creativity, and
even helping them to manage their behavior. And if that wasn’t enough, singing and playing
instruments are physical activities which require the development of key muscles, including the
core. In 2016, the University of Southern California’s Brain and Creativity Institute completed
research regarding music and child development. Their data showed music could speed up
brain development in fundamental language development, reading skills, and successful
communication.
At CHCA, we are proud to be one of the only schools in Cincinnati to offer a robust private
music lesson program from PK3 through Grade 12. Not only does CHCA offer countless
opportunities to challenge students towards personal growth and musical excellence, our
school employs 13 highly accomplished and talented private music lesson instructors. Lessons
are open to students with any skill level and experience and with dedicated
lesson space and/or practice rooms at each campus, students have the
flexibility to schedule lessons before, during, or after school.
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The program offers many opportunities for performances including the
Private Music Lesson Program Spring Recitals and CHCA's Annual ArtBeat
Fine Arts Festival. Under the leadership of Dr. Lydia Woodin, director of the
Private Music Lesson Program, the program strives to provide informed
musical learning, while challenging students towards personal growth.
Last year the Private Music Lesson Program launched its Honors
Program, where 64 students completed at least “100 Days of Practice”,
performed in Studio Classes, and memorized pieces to complete one
of several levels. The highest level had three students completing 250
“Days of Practice” within the school year!
PROGRAMS AVAILABLE
FOR BUDDING MUSICIANS
INCLUDE
• Wunderkeys Private Piano for
Non-Readers (PK3-K)
• Private Piano (K-12)
• Group Voice (K-1)
• Private Voice (K-8)
• Hill Lower E Vocal Ensemble (2-3)
• Private Violin, Viola, Cello (PK4-12)
and String Bass (5-12)
• Woodin String Team (Gr K-8)
• Private Woodwind (Gr 5-12)
• Private Brass (Gr 5-12)
• Private Percussion (Gr 5-12)
• Private Acoustic or
Electric Guitar (Gr 7-12)
• Private Music Production (Gr 7-12)

OUR AMAZING, HIGHLY QUALIFIED AND ACCLAIMED
PRIVATE LESSON STAFF IS SOMETHING TO BRAG ABOUT SO
LET’S LEARN MORE ABOUT THEM
LYDIA WOODIN - Director/Strings - D.M.A. University
of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music; M.M.
University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music;
B.M. University of Alabama. Woodin is a member of the
American String Teachers Association and the Suzuki
Association of the Americas. She has training in both the
Suzuki and The Sassmannshaus Tradition methods. Prior
to taking over the position of Program Director at CHCA,
Woodin spent 12 years teaching on the violin faculty for
the preparatory department of the University of Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music.
ROBIN ALBUS – Piano - B.S. James Madison University.
Albus is the music lesson provider – Piano & Wunderkeys.
She earned the National Guild of Piano Teachers High
School diploma and has been teaching private piano lessons
at CHCA since 2003. She launched the Wunderkeys
program at CHCA offering a musical experience on the
keyboard for children ages 3-5.
JONATHAN BRINK – Woodwinds - B.A. University of
Wisconsin-Stevens Point; M.A. West Virginia University;
currently pursuing a D.M.A. in saxophone performance
with a cognate in jazz studies and history at University
of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music. Brink is
the music lesson provider for woodwinds. He is a multiinstrumentalist
and has spent the past 12 years teaching
music classes at the University of Cincinnati Conservatory
of Music.
KIM CASSITY – Piano - B.M. University of Cincinnati
College Conservatory of Music; M.M. University of
Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music. 90 hours
towards D.M.A. University of Cincinnati College
Conservatory of Music. Cassity performed for former
President George Bush and actress Celeste Holm and
taught in the CCM Prep Department and Eastern Kentucky
University's summer program. She also earned Superior
Ratings and was a finalist in several piano competitions.
In addition, she taught music to CHCA Lower School
students for over 20 years and directed the Melody Makers
Choir. She recorded an album titled Window of Mercy and
was the band leader at Montgomery Community Church
for 13 years.
TAKAKO FRAUTSCHI – Piano - M.M. Eastman
School of Music; D.M.A. University of Cincinnati College
Conservatory of Music; B.M. University of Cincinnati
College-Conservatory of Music. Takako has taught precollege
level students since 1992 throughout the United
States and Canada. Her mentors and the experiences that
she remembers from childhood inspired her to find true joy
in working with pre-college level students.
DAN GRANTHAM - Brass - D.M.A. University of
Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music; M.M. University
of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music; B.A. Evangel
University. Grantham is an active clinician and performer.
He is the principal trumpet in the Cincinnati Ballet and
Southwest Ohio Philharmonic, and member of the
Peninsula Music Festival Orchestra, Kentucky Symphony
Orchestra, and the Canterbury Brass. He is also Music
Director of CHCA Upper School instrumental music
program and trumpet professor at Xavier University.
ANDREW HARTMAN - Percussion - B.M.Ed. The
Ohio State University. Hartman specializes in percussion
instruments. He is a music teacher at CHCA and is a member
of the Ohio Music Education Association, the National
Association for Music Education, and the Percussive Arts
Society. He also teaches drumline for marching band during
summer band camps.
CAROLYN HILL - Voice - B.M. Wright State University;
B.Ed. Kentucky Christian College. Hill is a member of the
May Festival Chorus and Ensemble. Outside of CHCA,
she serves as children's minister at Connections Christian
Church, and is the wife of a minister.
SONG HUN NAM - Piano - M.M. University of
Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music; B.M. University
of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music. Nam is a
frequent solo and chamber music recitalist and is highly
praised for his sensitive and expressive piano playing. He
is an active adjudicator for various piano competitions
and scholarship auditions throughout the region. Nam is a
devoted and inspiring teacher.
BEN LAPPS ’12 - Guitar and Music Production - After
graduating from CHCA, Lapps pursued his music career as
a member (drummer/co-producer) of the band PUBLIC,
which has seen a great deal of global success in pop music.
The band has amassed over 700 million streams of their
music across multiple platforms online. His extensive
experience performing and writing music in a wide variety
of settings has given him a sincere appreciation for music
and a deep understanding of what it means to be a
musician.
AMY MACY - Strings and Armleder String Chamber
Ensemble - M.M. Temple University; B.M. The New
School. Macy came to CHCA from Zimbabwe, where she
lived for four years teaching strings and coaching chamber
music. She has been a strings ensemble teacher at CHCA
for five years. She is also a member of the American
String Teachers Association, the Suzuki Association of
the Americas, and the National Association for Music
Education.
JOSE MANGUAL - Brass - B.A. Conservatorio de
Musica de Puerto Rico. Mangual has performed with the
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, May Festival, Cincinnati
Pops, Cincinnati Opera, Dayton Philharmonic, Louisville
Symphony, West Virginia Symphony, and Blue Ash
Symphony, among others. In his current position at CHCA,
he is a founding member of the Electric Jazz Orchestra and
has an active trombone studio at CHCA.
SIRYUNG PARK - Strings and Piano - D.M.A.
University of Cincinnati; M.M. University of Cincinnati; Dr.
Park is a member of American String Teachers Association
and has training in Sassmannshaus Tradition methods.
Park has been teaching violin for a wide range of age groups
and education levels since 2000. She is an accomplished
performer as a soloist, orchestra member and chamber
musician in South Korea, China, Cuba, Israel, and the
United States. She is actively performing as a principal
violin in JS Chamber Orchestra, Con fuoco Piano Trio, and
substitute violin in Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra and
Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra.
What a blessing to have these instructors and this programming at our school! CHCA’s Fine Arts programs offer an
environment in which students not only develop musical abilities but also greater appreciation for music, enabling
personal growth. If you are interested in beginning music lessons in the Private Lesson Program or wish to seek
more information, please contact CHCA’s Fine Arts Department.
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Q&A WITH DR. NICK
Dr. Dean Nicholas is in his second year as Head of School, so we only thought it appropriate to get some early
insights and thoughts about how it’s going and where he sees our school headed. Read on to hear from our leader
affectionately known as Dr. Nick!
IT’S BEEN CLOSE TO 1.5 YEARS NOW AS CHCA’S
NEWEST HEAD OF SCHOOL. AS YOU REFLECT
ON THIS TIME, HOW HAS THE JOURNEY BEEN
SO FAR?
It has been a wonderful start, and as I’ve spent time with
a cohort of new heads of schools from across the country,
I have realized that my situation is unique in some ways.
Many new heads talked about the difficulties of learning
a new place, new people, new cultures. For me, this year
starts my 27th year at CHCA, so fortunately that “discovery
phase” for a new head was a little different. I’ve actually
been here longer than most people, have lived our history,
and know areas for potential growth and change. Also,
many new heads walk into difficult situations where a
school is in crisis. CHCA was just the opposite! Mr. Brunk
took the school to a new level of excellence in his 18 years
of leadership here. I stepped into headship at a school with
academic excellence, innovative programs, outstanding
athletics, fine arts, and robotics programs, a stellar faculty
and staff, good enrollment, and a strong financial situation.
So, this first year and a half has allowed me to see more
of our community, understand at a deeper level how the
school works, and honestly, grow in an appreciation for how
special CHCA is. Sometimes we take that for granted.
WHAT IS THE BEST PART ABOUT BEING CHCA’S
HEAD OF SCHOOL?
When I was Upper School principal, I often ended my social
media posts with #chcaalumni #thebestpartofmyjob. As an
educator, seeing students you taught, mentored, coached,
directed, took on intersession trips, even disciplined,
grow up into the people God made them to be—that’s
what makes the vocation of educator so powerful and
meaningful. Having those relationships even into the future
is a privilege, seeing those seeds planted grow into trees that
bear fruit! As an Upper School teacher and later principal, I
got to know and watch the development of lots of students.
As Head, that opportunity grows exponentially! Seeing twoyear-olds
in preschool and knowing that I get to do work
that can create the educational paths and opportunities
for those young children to blossom and develop all their
gifts for the good and glory of God is overwhelming and
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humbling. What has made this place so special to me and
my family are the relationships with colleagues, students,
their parents, and even grandparents. The opportunity for
connections with CHCA’s past and present in this role is
enormous and excite me.
WHAT IS CHCA’S BIGGEST OPPORTUNITY AHEAD?
That is a wonderfully impossible question to answer. I’d like
to give you a list of about 10 things that I could argue are the
“biggest”! But I will try to encapsulate it in one phrase that
some of us have been talking about lately. How do we grow
into being a “legacy school”? I learned quickly when I moved
here that when people ask you in Cincinnati, “Where did you
go to school?” they mean high school, not college. In a city
with lots of great historic schools, we need to think about
ourselves beyond the great “startup school,” the Cincinnati
“new kid on the block,” in the educational landscape. We
always need to keep our innovative ethos, but we must
build upon our past in ways that solidify our future. We
need to be engaging our alumni at greater levels. It excites
me to have more alumni on staff and see more and more of
them enrolling their children. We need to build our alumni
community even more. We need to continue to recognize
our past, and establish traditions that will allow alumni to
be reminded of their time here and give current (and future
students) a sense of the history and tradition that they are
a part of as a CHCA Eagle. And to help sustain that future,
we also need to think about things like endowments and
creative alternative revenue models to strengthen our
financial position even more. Those financial steps help us
increase teacher compensation which allows us to retain
and attract the best and the brightest talent from across the
country.
WHERE DO YOU SEE CHCA IN THE NEXT 3 TO
5 YEARS?
Our next five years are going to be exciting. The landscape
of education is changing. We have always been at the
leading edge of Christian education, and that will continue.
At the Upper School level, we’ve continued to increase the
level of individualization of experience. Education should
not be a ‘one size fits all’ experience, and we will continue
to create flexibility in the parameters of a school day, course
options, and modes of learning (traditional, blended, online
options). We need to think about learning at deeper levels
around technology throughout all grades but at the same
time, create outdoor educational opportunities so that our
students learn to unplug and connect to natural spaces,
appreciating and stewarding God’s creation. Also, our
student and family population has grown in diversity of race,
ethnicity, and nationality, but our faculty and staff do not
reflect that same level of diversity. That is an area we will
continue to grow. And finally, because of our Theological
Integration training, five years from now, our ability as
a school to reflect Christ-centeredness throughout the
school, top to bottom, in every class, curricula, and program,
will be unique to any Christian school in the country. We
must always remember that Christ-centeredness holds
together everything that we do here.
YOU’VE BEEN AT CHCA FOR OVER 26 YEARS.
WHAT IS YOUR FONDEST MEMORY TO DATE?
Unfair question. I should get one per year. Here is a list of
“fondest” memories:
• My sons graduating (Jake 2020 and Pete 2021)
• Even though it hasn’t happened yet, I believe my son
Abe graduating in May will make the list
• Building an aquaponics system outside of Bethlehem
at Tent of Nations on a Holy Land JTerm, January 2016
• My first Hebrew 3 class in 2000-2001 with Adam
Cool, John Hanto, and Kristen Harmeyer when we
read Jonah, Ruth, Esther, and selected Psalms from
the Hebrew Bible over the course of the year
• My failure in teaching the story of Ehud and Eglon in
2nd Bell in 1996. Those students remember…
• Rushing back from an Israel trip in June, then being
in the dugout for the last inning of our State Baseball
Championship in 2021
• Our theatrical performances of Children of Eden and
Les Misérables
• Seeing the Beak Squad 4028 in St. Louis for the FIRST
Robotics World Championships in their first year as a
team
• Being in the broadcast booth for the first game of the
season this year with Athletic Director Ryan Betscher
’00, 7/8th Grade Football Coach Chad Leland ’00,
and Joe Ashbrook ’00—all members of my first year
freshmen Old and New Covenants course in 1996-
1997 and people I’m now fortunate and honored to
call friends
“I urge, then, first of all, that petitions,
prayers, intercession and thanksgiving
be made for all people— for kings
and all those in authority, that we
may live peaceful and quiet lives in all
godliness and holiness. This is good,
and pleases God our Savior, who
wants all people to be saved and to
come to a knowledge of the truth.”
– 1 Timothy 2:1-4
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WHAT’S MAKING
HEADLINES
Each year at CHCA, we work hard to celebrate our students, faculty, staff, and parents who make headlines for
their remarkable accomplishments. This past year, there was no lack of great news and even if they didn’t make a
news headline, you can rest assured they were featured in one or more of our social media channels. After all, we
love to celebrate all who are learning, leading, and serving here at CHCA!
Here is a glimpse of many of the stories that made headlines this year. If you want to dive deeper into these
stories, or get a taste of the everyday extraordinary happenings, visit our news page on the web site: chca-oh.org,
and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter! #GoCHCA
Upper School Students Begin School Year with Convocation
Seniors given the charge to be leaders of the school, representing Christ and the mission of CHCA
Ten CHCA Seniors Recognized by the National Merit Scholarship
Corporation
Connor Espenshade, Will Rueter, Ava Schwan, and Luke Sikkema named National Merit Semifinalists;
Henry Heimlich, Garrett Huffstetler, Parker Johnson, Jason Legault, Izzy Li, and Colin Swayze recognized
as National Merit Commended Students
CHCA Athletics Signs Deal with TYR
CHCA’s swimming team partners with elite swimwear company
CHCA’s Theatre Department Presents Annie
Lindner Theater opens the year with a full house
CHCA Alumna Featured in Taylor University Magazine
Alumna Azu Hernandez ’20 featured in Taylor Magazine
CHCA Names 2021 Hall of Excellence Inductees
Alum Cam Murray ’15, Chase Murray ’16, and alumni parent Bill Schomaker were
each honored and inducted into CHCA’s Hall of Excellence
CHCA Athletics Joins National Christian School Athletic Association
CHCA’s Director of Entrepreneurship Publishes a Book
Stephen Carter writes The Seed Tree: A Financial Fable to empower teens to develop a strong foundation in
financial literacy
Waste Not, Want Not in Art Fundamentals Class
Out of the ashes, He creates something beautiful—Upper School art students repurpose COVID plexiglass
dividers into works of art
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CHCA Lower School Students Excel in Math Competition
All 18 students in Grades 5-6 who competed placed and are eligible to register for the National
Championships
CHCA’s Theatre Department Presents 101 Dalmatians KIDS
Grades 4-5 students perform in delightful show
CHCA Inducts 84 Students into National Honor Society
Upper School students recognized for academic excellence, service, leadership, and character
CHCA’s Theatre Department Presents It’s a Wonderful Life
CHCA students perform classic Christmas story uniquely brought to life on stage
CHCA’s Theatre Director Celebrates Direction of 50 Shows at CHCA
CHCA community celebrates milestone for beloved director
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Eight Upper School Students Recognized by Scholastic Art & Writing Awards
Megumi Fukuda, Mary Kirby, Olivia Noh, Sarah Pan, Grace Pearson, Sophie Rempe, Dylan Silva, and Lindsey
Steele each received recognition for outstanding artwork
CHCA’s Theatre Department Presents Moana JR
Grades 6-8 perform memorable production
CHCA Students Design Donuts for Local Store
Grade 4 students use writing skills for unique donut competition
CHCA Senior Will Rueter Named Candidate in U.S. Presidential Scholars
Program
CHCA Becomes Only PK-12 School in the Country Accepted into Prestigious
Teaching Kitchen Collaborative
Lower School’s Beak Squad Robotics Team Excels at First Tournament
12 CHCA Seniors Sign with Athletic Scholarships
The following CHCA seniors commit to collegiate athletics: Collin Ames (baseball); Caden Crawford (baseball);
Mary Jones (volleyball); Ava Kraft (volleyball); Jessey Li (swimming); Griffin Max (soccer); Claire Mitchell
(cheer); Will Murphy (baseball); Finley Payne (softball); Cooper Robinson (baseball); Carmen Solora (volleyball);
and Jack Vogele (baseball)
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Armleder Card Committee Launches Online Ordering
Armleder entrepreneurs expand what started as a service project, and share gifts with Bengals
as they head to Superbowl
CHCA Varsity Swimming Team Places at State
Connor Espenshade, Will Rueter, Ava Schwan, and Luke Sikkema named
National Merit Finalists
CHCA Celebrates AP Art with its 13th Annual Drawn Gallery Show
Joy Chen, Megumi Fukuda, Megan Harris, Elise Irwin, Alexa McFawn, Brendan Murphy, Sarah Pan,
Grace Pearson, Sophia Rempe, A.J. Vibberts with guidance from Mr. Tim Hilderbrand, put on an
impressive show at Gallery Veronique
CHCA Dance Academy Earns Multiple Awards in Competition Season
CHCA Assistant Principal Holly Metzger & Her Family Serve Together for
Ukraine Relief
CHCA Teachers, Students Confront War in Ukraine with Donations,
Education
In the midst of asking, “What can I do to help,” CHCA students answer the question with action
Twenty CHCA Upper School Students Spend Spring Break Serving
Others in the Cumberland Mountains
CHCA’s Theatre Department Presents 42nd Street
Upper School students Grades 9-12 deliver outstanding performance of classic show
WHAT'S MAKING HEADLINES
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CHCA & SonLight Power: Partnership for Lasting Impact in Puerto Rico
CHCA Upper School students spend Intersession week serving in Puerto Rico
Upper School Robotics Beak Squad Has Strong Showing at Worlds
Competition in Houston, TX
Shining with Talent, CHCA’s 24th Annual ArtBeat Fine Arts Festival is Back
in Person
Boys’ and Girls’ Lacrosse Teams Win Conference
“I Love What I Do”: Harvard Signee Finley Payne Leading CHCA Softball
to New Heights
Senior softball player featured in Cincinnati Enquirer
134 Students Earn The President’s Volunteer Service Award
Thirty Upper School Students Inducted into
International Thespian Society
Gr 9-12 theatre students join honorary organization
Forty-One Students Inducted into 2022-2023 National
Junior Honor Society
CHCA K-Prep Class Gives Back in Big Way
K-Prep students donate “Spare Change for World Change”
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WHAT'S MAKING HEADLINES
Armleder Hosts Artist-in-Residence
Armleder campus hosts The Story Collective for theater training
CHCA Private Music Lesson Program Launches Honors Program with
64 Participants
CHCA Offers Ohio Seal of Biliteracy
Upper School students gain opportunity to earn prestigious global language recognition
Several Upper School Students Recognized for Achievements in Latin
at Latin Program Awards
CHCA Students Recognized by Human Relations Award
Heather Kate Answini named a finalist for the 2022 AJC Simon Lazarus, Jr., Human Relations
Award. William Castellanos II also nominated for the award
Athletics Hosts Inaugurial Academy Choice Awards
CHCA Announces New Upper School Athletic Director
Alumnus Ryan Betscher ’00 joins athletic department
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CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS
2021-2022
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2022
CLASS OF
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“But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be
given to you as well. Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow
will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.”
- Matthew 6:33-34 (Class Verse)

CHCA CELEBRATES
the accomplishments of the Class of 2022
by the numbers...
They have accomplished great things
...and so much more achieved
by this special class!
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COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
DR. D. MICHAEL LINDSAY
President, Taylor University
Lindsay presented all graduates with a gift of
his most recent book, Hinge Moments: Making
the Most of Life’s Transitions, as he encouraged
CHCA graduates to “be oaks of righteousness”
they are called to be, as they embarked on one
of their biggest transitions yet. He encouraged
them that the Lord calls us to places we may not
expect, and that there we are to be a blessing to
others as we have been blessed. He affirmed
that the place where you are called is where your
heart’s deepest needs meet, and to be obedient
to the Lord and where He may be calling you.
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A BIT ABOUT OUR
VAL & SAL
MARCUS
MARCUS ROBERT DALEY
Class of 2022 Valedictorian
University of Notre Dame
Glynn Family Scholar
Marcus joined CHCA as a freshman and can undoubtedly say
that being a part of this community and having the privilege
of a CHCA education has been one of his greatest blessings.
A National AP Scholar with Distinction, having completed 11
AP courses and 12 AP exams, he received seven awards for
academic excellence over his four years at CHCA. He was a
member of both the National Honor Society and JNCL Latin
Honor Society. Marcus earned the Ohio State Seal of Biliteracy
in Latin. Outside the classroom, Marcus was passionate about
service, receiving the President’s Volunteer Service Award all
four years and accumulating over 400 hours during his time at
CHCA. Marcus loved working as an SOS leader for Mountain
TOP, Eagles Tutoring, and Symmes Volleyball and he served as
an SOS Board Member both junior and senior years. Marcus
is most proud of the independent math tutoring business he
began after his sophomore year. He worked with 25 individual
clients and loved every second of teaching mathematics ranging
from Pre-Algebra to Calculus I. Marcus also cherished his time
as a Peer Advisor, a Student Ambassador, golfer, and member
of the Academic Team. He had amazing times with the CHCA
Theater Department as a member of Off the Cuff, Director in
The One Act, and playing the role of a southern sugar-daddy
(Abner Dillon) pursuing his unrequited love interest in 42nd
Street. Marcus was named the Rotary Club Student of the
Month and was most honored in being nominated and selected
for the Neyer Foundation Christian Leadership Award for the
Class of 2022. Marcus is forever reminded he would never be
where he is if it weren’t for the people at CHCA. He headed to
the University of Notre Dame this fall to study Mathematics
and Classics as a Glynn Family Scholar, and shares that he’ll
never forget the community that got him to where he is today.
AVA
AVA GRACE SCHWAN
Class of 2022 Salutatorian
University of Notre Dame
Gateway Program
Ava attended CHCA for 10 years and is very grateful
for the spiritual, academic, and social preparation this
community provided her. She was a National Merit
Finalist, National AP Scholar, and Distinguished Cum
Laude Scholar. Ava received various CHCA Academic
Awards and took nine AP Classes. She was the Service
Leader for National Honor Society and was involved in
Student Organized Service (SOS) as both leader and
founder of the Pathways group, co-leader/co-founder
of Letters of Gratitude, and served as a tutor for Eagles
Tutoring and various other SOS groups. Ava volunteers
in children’s ministry with her church and with the
Cincinnati Tennis Foundation, serving with wheelchair
tennis events and children’s clinics. She played four years
of high school tennis, one year of varsity track and field,
and enjoyed intramural pickleball. Ava participated as
an elected member of Student Government each of her
years at CHCA. Outside of school, Ava played piano for
10+ years and participated in various music competitions.
In her free time, Ava enjoys running, baking, ping pong
(two-year reigning Schwan family champ), watching
medical dramas, game nights, and hanging out with
family and friends. Over the summer, she worked in the
High School Seniors Summer Internship at Cincinnati
Children’s Hospital Medical Center. In the fall, Ava
headed to South Bend, Indiana as part of the University
of Notre Dame Class of 2026 in the Gateway Program.
She is studying Neuroscience and Behavior on a Pre-
Med Track.
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CLASS OF 2022
RECOGNITIONS
CHCA OUTREACH AND LEADERSHIP
200+ SERVICE HOURS
Lexi Adams
Colin Ames
Olivia Andry
Grayson Arnold
Rhiannon Crichton
Caroline Huang
Olivia Lum
Christopher Max
Griffin Max
Brendan Murphy
Bella Randle
Jackson Rebhun
Paige Rempe
Kennedy Robinson
Ava Schwan
MK Walther
Wilbur Wiggins
Ty Yelton
Elle Ziegenfuss
300+ SERVICE HOURS
Jenna Brooks
Grace Goodwin
Henry Heimlich
Kathryn Hodges
Josh Holman
Lynn Kader
Jessey Li
Carmen Soloria
Eszter Tari
Liam Vanderwoude
Hailey Williams
Jasmine Wong
Faith Youngquist
400+ SERVICE HOURS
Marcus Daley
Parker Johnson
Alexa McFawn
Claire Mitchell
Julian Prezgay
Sophia Rempe
Mollie Wilkowski
500+ SERVICE HOURS
Katie Answini
700+ SERVICE HOURS
Victory Bruns
800+ SERVICE HOURS
Isabella Li
1000+ SERVICE HOURS
Kaitlyn Lott
PRESIDENTIAL SERVICE AWARDS
GOLD
Kate Answini
Victory Bruns
Kaitlyn Lott
SILVER
Grayson Arnold
Marcus Daley
Alexa McFawn
Sophia Rempe
Liam Vanderwoude
Mollie Wilkowski
BRONZE
Jenna Brooks
Grace Goodwin
Henry Heimlich
Kathryn Hodges
Claire Mitchell
Tahlia Peffly
Hailey Williams
Faith Youngquist
SENIOR SERVICE AWARD WINNER
Victory Bruns
NEYER CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP
SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
Marcus Daley
DICK SNYDER AWARD
Cassie Nowiski
Logan Ottke
Aaron Plum
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1000+ SERVICE HOURS 800+ SERVICE HOURS
700+ SERVICE HOURS 500+ SERVICE HOURS
400+ SERVICE HOURS
300+ SERVICE HOURS
200+ SERVICE HOURS
PRESIDENTIAL SERVICE
AWARDS - GOLD
PRESIDENTIAL SERVICE
AWARDS - SILVER
PRESIDENTIAL SERVICE
AWARDS - BRONZE
NEYER CHRISTIAN
LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP
RECIPIENT
SOS SENIOR
SERVICE AWARD
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ATHLETIC
ENHANCEMENTS
THIS PAST YEAR, ATHLETICS INTRODUCED
SOME NEW AND EXCITING FACES AND SPACES!
HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:
New locker rooms for Tennis, Girls’ Lacrosse, and Softball
Updated locker rooms for Basketball, Soccer, Football, Volleyball, Boys’ Lacrosse, and Baseball
Updated aesthetics on facilities around campuses to reflect our CHCA brand image
New storage spaces for all sports and athletics near football locker room, weight room, and gym
Became a HUDL elite franchise, adding cameras to the Robert D. Lindner & Richard E. Lindner
Athletic Field (Stadium) and the Founders’ Campus gym
Resurfaced tennis court
New FIFA soccer goals
Installed SygnalWorks messaging system in all locker rooms for team communication, game
updates, and highlights
Athletic gear partnerships with Adidas and Tyr
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Also new this year, the Inaugural Academy Choice Awards was held. Inspired by the
ESPY Awards, this formal end-of-the-year celebration brought together athletes from
every season to recap the year and celebrate our successes among the community.
Emceed by WLWT reporter and CHCA alumna Meredith Stutz ’12, this well-attended
event took place the evening of Tuesday, June 7 th , in the Lindner Theater.
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CHCA ALUMNI
LEGACY
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Hang around CHCA for any amount of time, and you will see alumni all around – in classrooms
teaching the next generation of eagles, cheering in the stands, working backstage, serving on
the Board, coaching teams, volunteering...the list goes on.
We’ve recently been talking a lot about legacy at CHCA. Perhaps it moved to the forefront
when we celebrated our 30 th Anniversary a couple of years ago. Or perhaps it’s because now,
more than any time in CHCA’s history, we have more alumni here with their children (and
now graduating their children, such as the Jon Adams ’95 family), and more alumni returning
to work at CHCA. As each year passes, those numbers increase. Families are building their
legacies here and we couldn’t be more excited about that!
Many of those families you will see sprinkled throughout this magazine. One such family, you saw featured on the
cover. Jonathan and Jessica (Martin) Snyder ’98 were not only two of the first of over 2,500 students to walk across a
graduation stage at CHCA, they have since returned with their four children and have also served in many capacities
– Jonathan on the board for six years, and also as a youth basketball coach, and Jessica on the Parent Teacher
Fellowship (PTF) Board, the newly formed Champions Club, and also as a youth lacrosse coach and a long-term sub
in our Lower School. The list goes on. Legacy.
Merriam Webster defines ‘legacy’ as: something transmitted by or received from an ancestor or predecessor or from
the past. We can think of few things better to receive than the gift of a Christ-centered, academically excellent,
CHCA education, where students find their place, grow their gifts and talents, and become who God made them to
be—world changers.
Thank you to ALL of our alumni, who continue to grow their legacy through CHCA.
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1995
LIZ (BELL) YOUNG
Liz is a writer and creative director here in
Cincinnati. After 11 years working on the
creative team at Crossroads Church, Liz is
now a freelance writer for Magnolia, Procter
& Gamble, and Artifact Uprising. She's
currently building a house and guest space
with her husband, Ryan, and their three
kids—while writing a lifestyle book, Haven,
to be published in 2023. "When I was at
CHCA, I got to test many waters. I dug into
novels, spent hours training on the court
and fields, deepened my connection to God,
and watched a bunch of entrepreneurs build
something from the ground up. I'm thankful,
really thankful."
1997
TAMARA (MRUSEK) FLADUNG
After years of being at home with her
children, Tamara has made the move back
to working and is now at MVCA creating
lesson plans, grading tests, and truly enjoying
teaching kids Spanish and ASL.
1998
MICHELLE (TOY) WARNER
Michelle's two daughter's are currently in 2 nd
and 4 th grade at CHCA. She loves being back
in the same community as a parent where
she went to school and taught.
RYAN GRINSTEAD
Ryan recently rejoined The PNC Financial
Services Group as senior vice president
and wealth director for PNC Private Bank.
Ryan has more than 18 years of financial
experience. He is an advocate of early
childhood education and participates in
PNC’s signature cause, PNC Grow Up Great,
focusing on children from birth to age 5.
Ryan and his wife also volunteer at His Eye Is
On The Sparrow Animal Rescue.
1999
WHITNEY (DUREN) SMITH
After many years of living hundreds of miles
away, Whitney and her husband, Tim, are
enjoying living just down the street from
their family. They currently stay very busy
with running the family farm, Keever Creek
Farms.
2001
JENNIFER (LAWLESS)
KAUFMAN
Jennifer and her husband are thrilled that
their kids have returned to CHCA after five
years away homeschooling, traveling, and
spending time with family. Elise and Avery
are in 9 th grade, Nolan is in 5 th grade.
2003
4 | DANIEL WHEELER
Daniel and his wife Ashley have been
married for 14 years and have 3 children:
Cole (11), Reagan (9), and Knight (7). The
family moved around a lot with Daniel's
jobs with P&G and Kellogg, but have settled
down and planted roots in Liberty Township.
Daniel currently works as a Project Manager
for InLine Engineers, which is a consultant
engineering group focused in food and
beverage manufacturing.
2004
5 | NATHANIEL SIZEMORE
In 2020, during the COVID-19 shutdowns,
Nathaniel Sizemore finished a side project
he had started a decade earlier while in law
school — writing the manuscript for a book.
In November of 2021, Nathaniel published
his debut novel, Deadly Division, a legal/
political thriller. The Midwest Book Review
called it “[a] deftly crafted, impressively
original, and simply riveting political thriller
of a novel, Deadly Division by Nathaniel
Sizemore is an extraordinary and memorable
read from first page to last.” Deadly Division
can be purchased on Amazon.
2005
KEVIN HERN
In December, Kevin and his wife Laura
celebrated the birth of their son, Griffin.
Their 3-year old daughter, Anna, is starting
her first year of preschool and is very excited
about being a big sister!
2006
6 | DAYNA (CLARK) HUOT
As a licensed social worker and adoption
assessor, Dayna joined the Choosing Hope
Adoptions (CHA) team in April of this
year to help facilitate private domestic and
embryo adoptions in the state of Ohio.
CHA is an incredible agency that seeks to
demonstrate God's heart for adoption in all
areas of the work that they do; they strive to
serve both biological mothers and adoptive
families in the journeys they choose best for
their families.
2007
7 | JAMES HAVEY
James received the Moira O'Donnell
Emerging Leaders Award from the Ignatian
Solidarity Network. The O’Donnell Award
honors young adult leaders who have
received an undergraduate degree from a
U.S. Jesuit university and have demonstrated
significant social justice leadership in their
communities. James thanks CHCA for
“shaking up the security and privilege of my
early years and exposing me to what poverty
and systemic oppression does to our fellow
human beings.”
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2008
AUSTIN WILSON
After being on staff at multiple churches,
being in Nashville, TN, and touring the world
while working in the music industry, Austin
and his wife Nichole find themselves back in
Cincinnati. Austin is now on staff at an audio
video and lighting company out of Dayton,
where they design and integrate systems
throughout the country. They are excited to
be back home raising their children close to
family.
2009
PAUL TEPFENHART
After getting married in 2020 and then
building a house, Paul and Glenna added
their Goldendoodle “Brady” to the family in
early 2021. In Spring 2022, they finally took
their long awaited honeymoon to Tahiti and
Bora Bora which was amazing! They are also
very happy to announce they will be having
their first baby, a boy arriving in February
2023!
SARAH (ESLICK) ROBINSON
Sarah recently opened "Glam and Glow
Cinci", a professional custom spray tan and
makeup artistry boutique. She also launched
a new podcast called "Cultivate Hope".
When she isn't teaching voice lessons on the
weekends, she is running after her three kids,
Sophia (8), Noah (5), and Judah (1) with
her husband, Jake.
TAYLOR (BEADLE) WEBER
In March of 2022, Taylor and her husband
welcomed their third child to the family.
Only seven weeks later, they made the long
trip to Austria to visit with family and attend
a wedding with all three children. It is a trip
they will never forget! Now with the kids
outnumbering the adults, they are more
thankful than ever for their family.
PORSHA (FRAZIER) LOCKETT
There was no way that Porsha was going to
let Covid ruin her dream wedding! Although
she officially married her husband in April
2021, they had a big, formal celebration in
April 2022.
2010
COLIN COOPER
Colin went to Belmont University in
Nashville, TN. After graduating he started
a video production company called Mac N
Cheese Media, working with clients like Jake
Owen, Toby Keith, Pepsi, and more. He also
has a band called Austin and Colin that does
Comedy-Pop music and they are currently
working on an album.
*While CHCA celebrates the work and accomplishments of all alumni, CHCA does not endorse businesses and organizations represented in updates.
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HADZINSKY
After getting married, Anne Maria and her
husband moved to Philadelphia, PA. During
the pandemic, she helped start a nonprofit
in Philadelphia called “Small Things” that
distributes food to families in need. In
January, they moved to Gouda in The
Netherlands and in June they welcomed a
baby boy, Henry. Since then, they’ve been
enjoying being new parents, exploring
Europe, and renovating their new house.
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2014
TRENTON PFISTER &
NATHALIE (VAN DEN BERG)
PFISTER
In July, Trenton married his high school
sweetheart, Nathalie van den Berg ’14.
They recently moved to Boston, MA, where
Nathalie is working as a US/UI designer at
Quorum and Trenton is getting his MBA
from Harvard Business School.
STEPHANIE TAYLOR
Steph currently lives in Durango, CO, where
you would likely find her somewhere in the
outdoors backpacking, whitewater kayaking,
mountain biking, bike touring, climbing,
moutaineering, or skiing! She received her
degree in Psychology & English from the
University of Rochester in 2018, and after
making a quick recovery from her first
spine surgery, she became a year-round
outdoor instructor. She splits her years
leading extended expeditions for youth in
the Pacific Northwest mountains during the
summers, and guiding wilderness therapy
in Colorado & Utah during the fall through
spring, providing mental health treatment
for adolescents and young adults in a
primitive backcountry setting. When she
needed a second spine surgery earlier this
year and became physically limited, she
decided to conclude her time guiding at
Open Sky Wilderness Therapy, and is now
directing her focus towards spine recovery
and regaining her strength in the outdoors.
She plans to travel to India this fall for her
Yoga Teacher Training, and hopes to return
to outdoor guiding by next summer! If you're
in Telluride, CO this winter, be sure to give
her a shout!
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CAROLINE LAWLEY
Caroline has been living in Nashville, TN
for eight years now. She stuck around for
four years post graduation and launched
her eCommerce business called Pyne Cove
Galleries in September of 2019 and her
fashion lifestyle blog in August 2020. She
splits her time between the two businesses,
networking, attending events, traveling,
working out, and hanging out with her
boyfriend, Sam, and her cat, Lulu.
JONAH GARDNER & CAROLINE
(KUREMSKY) GARDNER
Caroline and Jonah, both class of 2014,
reconnected after college, fell in love and
were married June 27, 2022! They met
in Mrs. Marsh's 1 st grade class at CHCA
and crushed on each other in 8th grade,
so it was meant to be. They relocated to
the Birmingham area of Detroit, MI as
a married couple. Caroline, a graduate of
Butler University, is a 3 rd grade teacher in
Birmingham schools, while Jonah is an
automotive designer for General Motors
having studied at the Cleveland Institute of Art.
2015
MORGAN AVERY
Morgan recently won the Spirit of Anschutz
award. This award is given to someone who
provides exemplary service to campus and
demonstrates commitment to bettering the
University of Colorado through their efforts.
ALLY WALLACE
Ally graduated from the University of
Kentucky in 2019 with her Elementary
Education degree and this is now her fourth
year teaching first grade at CHCA. “It’s
been a blessing to be back as a teacher,
giving back to a school that played such a
big role in my story growing up. I have the
privilege of now working alongside many of
my former teachers and staff members. I
am grateful God has crafted this unique and
special story that I get to call my own.”
She was part of the CHCA’s first ever dance
team in high school and now she is back
as a dance instructor at the CHCA Dance
Academy! She loves being able to share her
passion with girls across all grade levels at
CHCA. “To think of the program beginning
with one high school team, that I was a
member of, to now a flourishing dance
academy, that I have my hand in helping
succeed, is bringing my dance career full
circle.”
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SAVANNAH (MARY) OLSON
Savannah is teaching 2 nd grade at a non-profit
Christian school on the west side of Atlanta,
GA called Peace Preparatory Academy. It is
a young, small school that offers free tuition
to students, extra support for families, and
housing development for the neighborhood.
Savannah was married last year and she and
her husband are enjoying living in Atlanta and
getting connected in their community.
2016
CAROLINE BEVERLY
Caroline graduated with a BA in dance
performance and choreography in 2020. She
then began dancing with the Baran Dance
Company in Charlotte, NC. Recently, she
moved to Atlanta, GA to be closer to her
boyfriend, CHCA alum Zach Stiles ’16 and is
now teaching dance in Atlanta while looking
for a contemporary dance company to join.
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BRENNAN METZLER
Brennan is heading back to Ann Arbor, MI for
four more years of school. This time, he will be
studying at the University of Michigan School
of Dentistry.
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GRAYSON HODGES
Grayson and his wife Laura are currently living
in Colorado where he recently started a new
job teaching Algebra I and Algebra II at Valor
Christian High School.
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AJ WALDEN
AJ is doing a variety of work and recently got
his NASM Personal Training Certification.
He’s been officially making music for a few
years and released his second album this year.
He also runs a football podcast and website
(Fantasy Football with Mozzy and The Muscle)
with a friend and fraternity brother of his from
Miami.
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EMMA TREADWAY
After graduating from Princeton in May 2022,
Emma began working as a staff assistant in
the office of Congresswoman Joyce Beatty
(OH-3). She connects with constituents,
supports the communications team, and runs
office operations with the chief of staff. She
plans on working closely with Congress in
various capacities before hopefully attending
law school.
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This past Spring, David graduated from
University of Cincinnati and is now working as
a Business Development Associate at Agar in
Cincinnati.
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2018 (cont’d)
JACK PAQUETTE
In 2021, Jack worked in the office of State
Representative Nate Shannon. He was a
Senator for Eastern Michigan University
and was the President of Phi Alpha Theta,
Eastern Michigan’s History Honors Society.
He was also the President of Eastern
Michigan’s Circle K International, where
they did service events delivering gifts to
children in the hospital and Christmas
trees to families who couldn’t afford them.
His work with refugees continued this
year through convincing Eastern Michigan
University to temporarily relocate Afghan
refugee families to on-campus Eastern
Michigan apartments. His work on this
project was recognized through the Student
Gold Medallion Award, which is one of
the highest honors a student can receive
at Eastern Michigan. In December 2021,
he graduated from Eastern Michigan with
a Bachelor's in History and International
Affairs and is now pursuing a Master's in
Public Administration at The Ohio State
University.
RYAN HUNT
Ryan is currently working on getting his
M.A. in Theology with a Concentration
in Evangelization and Catechesis from
Christendom College.
COURTNEY (SHIELDS)
MIDKIFF
Courtney recently graduated Summa
Cum Laude at the University of Kentucky
with a major in Agricultural and Medical
Biotechnology. Shortly after, she was
married to Jason Midkiff. They moved
to Rockville, MD in June after Courtney
received a two year postbaccalaureate
fellowship with the National Institutes of
Health, researching HIV immunoregulation.
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DANNY VANATSKY
In August 2021 Danny graduated from
The Ohio State University with a degree in
English Literature. After that, he spent a year
living in Modena, Italy where he was playing
American Football in the Italian Football
League. He also spent time teaching English
at a public middle school while in Italy.
Currently, Danny is working as a trainer
at Athletic Republic in Blue Ash, for Zach
James ’12. He is planning to pursue a college
football coaching position in January 2023.
2020
LAUREN MYERS
This past summer, Lauren made the brave
decision to travel to Chicago, IL and audition
for the Maverick City Gospel Choir. After
a two-day audition, she received an email
letting her know that she had made the
choir! A month later, they announced that
the choir would be joining Maverick City
Music and Kirk Franklin on their Kingdom
Tour this past summer! This was super
exciting but also a giant leap of faith for
Lauren. The moment she walked on stage
with Maverick City is one that she will never
forget. Her all-time favorite moments of
the show happened when she would look
into the audience and see people with the
biggest smiles on their face, people crying
because they were overwhelmed by the
Spirit, and people praying for the people
around them. She has never felt the power
of the Holy Spirit and His presence so clearly
until these Maverick City shows. It was the
best experience of her life.
AZU HERNANDEZ
Azu is currently studying Biology at Taylor
University. Last year, she had the amazing
opportunity to study abroad in Ecuador for
a semester where she took Biology related
courses and did a practicum at a hospital in
country. “It was a beautiful and educational
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experience for me that allowed me to grow
personally and spiritually. My host sister
became one of my best friends and I feel
like I gained a new family.” While studying
and working in Ecuador, she was also able to
visit some of the most beautiful places in the
world and witness God’s amazing creation of
the Galapagos Islands and the Amazon Rain
Forest.
COLE FISHER
Cole Fisher was awarded the University
of West Georgia Chemistry Department's
Latha Barnes Award for having one of
the two highest numerical averages in the
General Chemistry courses for the 2021-22
school year.
OLIVIA LOEFFLER
Olivia has had the incredible opportunity
of singing the National Anthem at the
Xavier University Crosstown Shootout
as well as a FCC Soccer game - what an
honor! She recently transferred to The Ohio
State University and is in her third year of
college studying Chemical & Biomedical
Engineering.
LINA SANDERS
Lina is currently a junior at The Ohio State
University (OSU) where she is majoring
in Marketing and minoring in Media
Production & Analysis. She is continuing to
pursue her passion for videography through
filming various projects such as weddings,
sports, etc. She recently accepted a job with
OSU as a videographer for The Ohio State
Athletics Department, which she is very
excited about.
2021
RILEY CEBULSKI
After a year of living at home and
commuting to college, Riley has packed up
and moved to downtown Cincinnati. He is
living with fellow CHCA alum, Christopher
Swedes ’21, and working through his second
year at University of Cincinnati.
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HALEY WILLIAMS
Haley started writing music when she was
very young and just recently started posting
some of her songs on her social media.
“Faded” was one song she had posted on
her social media and a family friend, who is
a producer, offered to help her record it. It
was such an amazing experience for Haley.
She loved getting to see how songs work
behind the scenes. “Faded” is one of her
favorite songs she has written and listeners
can find it on all streaming platforms. She
is very thankful to God for the gifts that
He has blessed her with and the incredible
opportunity to record her first song. Be on
the lookout for more from Haley! She is
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ALUMNI AT WORK
A LOOK AT SOME OF THE FUN CAREERS
YOU CAN FIND CHCA ALUMNI WORKING IN
CHARLIE ANDREWS ’14, Owner of Badges Drum Shop
After growing up as a drummer in CHCA’s music program I spent time exploring different aspects of the music
industry in college and held some internships that showed me the excitement of running a business and building a
brand. While my major and location bounced around, my love of drums never wavered. I landed a “regular” job right
after college, but a former college internship boss saw my lack of excitement for it and encouraged me to build a
business around my unique knowledge base – drums, drumming, drummers – so I decided to take that leap of faith.
After developing a business plan, securing dealerships, and renovating a historic building in Mason, I opened Badges
Drum Shop just a few months after I graduated in 2018 and never looked back. Here, I’ve had the opportunity to
create an authentic brand around the joy of drumming and work with drummers near and far. Now in the shop’s
“new” historic location at 127 W Main in Mason, I can say without reservation that everything makes sense now – the
feeling of being different, the rigor of CHCA’s classes and music program that trained me to do difficult things, and
my college journey that exposed me to people and opportunities that helped me carve out a place in this industry. All
of that came together to make me better at this business, which is my way to make a difference.
GREY (HALL) BORNEMAN ’97, Owner of Grey Hall Design
At Grey Hall Design, sisters Page (Hall) Stehlar ’96 and Grey (Hall) Borneman ’97, originally set
out to make the classic silk scarf current. Now, they are in the midst of expanding their fashion,
home, baby, and paper offerings. Their watercolor storytelling on silk and paper is inspired by travel,
nature, garden and imagination. Grey is the talented watercolorist behind the brand, while Page is
the product development visionary. Grey has been tapped for design and collaboration in various
capacities with India Hicks, Banniere, J. McLaughlin, Gramercy Atelier...to name a few. You can
explore everything they have to offer, from silk scarves, pocket squares and pillows to cocktail
napkins, art prints, and a few more surprises. Check them out online at greyhalldesign.com.
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*While CHCA celebrates the work and accomplishments of all alumni, CHCA does not endorse businesses and organizations represented in updates.

An interview with
ALIVIA (JOHNSON) ROSE ’09,
Executive Assistant to Jeff and Dillon Ruby
HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN WORKING AT
JEFF RUBY CULINARY ENTERTAINMENT?
In November, it will be 10 years that I have been
working here. I started out working at Carlo & Johnny
as a hostess for some extra money through college and
haven’t left yet.
HOW DID YOU GET THE POSITION OF BEING
THE EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT?
Originally, I was approached by the Director of HR and
joined the office as their Corporate Office Manager.
I’ve worked multiple positions while being at the
company but the way that I was promoted to Executive
Assistant to Jeff Ruby and Dillon Ruby was really neat.
While I was working as the HR & Training Coordinator,
I would fill in for Mr. Ruby’s Assistant when she went
out of town, on vacation, etc. It was shortly thereafter
that Britney Ruby Miller (CEO of Jeff Ruby Culinary
Entertainment) approached me and said that Mr. Ruby
specifically asked if I would become his assistant. It’s
been four years since then and I am genuinely in love
with my job.
WHAT DOES A TYPICAL DAY LOOK LIKE FOR
YOU?
I manage literally every aspect of Mr. Ruby’s life. I work
for him as a personal assistant but also as an executive
assistant. I handle all scheduling for him, manage his
calendar, and coordinate all details for him – along with
attending meetings and assisting in the major projects
that he has going on. I am in constant communication
with him throughout the day and am on call for
whatever he needs. For example, we are opening a
new restaurant in October and I’ve been able to work
very closely with him on multiple projects for the new
location. For Dillon, I manage his calendar, scheduling,
assist with high-level projects that we have going on
throughout the company, and help with HR matters
when needed.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE PART OF YOUR JOB?
My favorite part of my job is working directly with Jeff
Ruby. He is an incredible boss that loves giving back
to the community. Even though I am on call for him,
he is grateful and is always mindful of my time. Since
my dad passed away, he has become something of a
father-figure to me and I know my parents would love
that I work for him and would be proud of the work I
do each day.
A GROWING
LEGACY
Several alumni have chosen to return to CHCA
and build into the next generation of students who
will impact the world for Christ. We are thrilled to
welcome them back to CHCA to build upon the
very foundation from which they launched! They
are key to growing CHCA’s legacy.
Abigail (Marosi) Aprile ’11
Strings Teacher
Elaina Balzano ’13
Early Learning Classroom Aide
Ryan Betscher ’00
Upper School Athletic Director
Natalie (Marks) Bowman ’09
Upper School 7-8 Language Arts Teacher
Adam Cool ’01
Upper School 9-12 Technology Teacher
Adele Enns ’17
Armleder Fine Arts Music Teacher
Hailey (Marosi) Hare ’13
Armleder Fine Arts Visual Arts Teacher
Audrey (Duren) Keyes ’95
Associate Director Upper School Admission +
Alumni Engagement
Ben Lapps ’12
Instructor, Guitar and Music Production
Christina (Karam) Painter ’07
Upper School 9-12 Culinary Arts Teacher
Billy Pohl ’01
Upper School 9-12 Christian Studies Teacher
Ally Wallace ’15
Lower Elementary 1st Grade Teacher + Upper
School 9-12 Dance Instructor
John Wells ’14
Upper School 7-8 English Teacher
Liam Vanderwoude ’22
Theatre Assistant
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ALUMNI
AT WORK
Pictured: Rachel Kolar, and Lukelele aka “Lucas” at World Equestrian
Center in Ocala, Florida in the $75,000 Hunter Derby in March of 2021
RACHEL KOLAR ˇ17,
Owner of Kolar Equine Therapy
We started KET, Kolar Equine Therapy, in the fall of 2019, after seeing
and experiencing a need for quality care and therapy of horses. We
partnered with a company called MagnaWave to provide holistic,
non-invasive therapy that has actually been in the equine industry for
over 30 years. But it was the first time it had ever been introduced to
horses in the area.
In June 2022, after an insane series of “Hi God” moments, we
launched Providence Farm. (One of my former teachers, Mr.
Hildebrand, explained this to me as moments in your life where
something happens for a reason, and God points you in a direction
that you never thought you’d take, which is exactly what happened
when we bought the farm.) So it starts that I was showing my horse
at The Kentucky Horse Park. We were supposed to be there for two
weeks. During the first week, my trainer (Karen Reid, fellow alumna
Liza Reid's ’18 mother) heard from another trainer that the owners
of her farm were putting it up for sale. We didn’t think much of it, just
that it was interesting. The next day while showing, my horse and I
had a horrific accident, where we truly thought we may lose him. We
thought he had broken his leg, which is a fatal injury in horses. He
spent the next week in one of the best hospitals in the country, Rood
and Riddle Equine Hospital. After a week, we discovered he came
out with minor injuries, but it would take at least a year to bring him
back the correct way. We started looking at rehab facilities, but soon
realized there weren’t any in the area. When we got home, I mentioned
that this farm was for sale. The next day my mom mentioned this to
a friend, who decided he wanted to see the farm. I called the current
owner and asked if we could come out that day and take a tour. The
three of us arrived at the farm. We walked in. Walked out. And the
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friend, and now investor, made a full cash offer. To say my jaw hit the
floor would be an understatement. It was the largest smack in the
face from God we had ever received in our lives. It was obvious that
this is what we were meant to do.
Over the next year, we filled our barn to the point where we now
have a waiting list, and have multiple sponsors helping us keep our
horses happy and healthy. So essentially we provide the best quality
care for horses in the Hunter/Jumper sport. After speaking with many
professionals and veterinarians we soon discovered that in order to
maintain a healthy athlete, they need multiple different types of arena
surfaces to maintain tendon and bone health. We’re currently working
on our third surface at the farm, which will be a grass field arena. We
already have a rubber composite material surface in our indoor arena,
and a limestone sand material in our outdoor arena. We treat our
horses like the professional athletes they are, using similar methods
of therapy and training that many other professional athletes use.
There are multiple amazing parts of my job that I love, the first being
when you can see a difference in the horse after they’ve been treated.
It’s incredibly rewarding. And hearing the feedback from our clients
and our veterinarians about the difference in their horses before and
after arriving at the farm is great, too. The horses are truly happier and
healthier. Another is just being around the horses - they are a lot like
dogs, and they each have their own personalities, likes, and dislikes.
They’re truly incredible, intelligent, and most of all, kind animals. In
the next 5 to 10 years, we hope to become the first and foremost
center for equine rehabilitation. After rehabbing my own horse for
the past year, I’ve realized I have a real passion for it. I hope to expand
KET to include more therapies such as: cryotherapy, aqua therapy,
and many others.

BACK ON THE FIELD:
RYAN BETSCHER ’00
From playing on the first CHCA varsity football team to now heading up the CHCA Athletic
Department as the new Athletic Director, Ryan Betscher has come back home to where it all started.
After Ryan graduated from CHCA in 2000 he went on to Trinity International University to play football and
graduated with a Business Management degree. It was there that he met his wife Alli and they were married
in 2004, only three months after graduating. Today, they have four kids – Penny (8 th grade), Jack (5 th grade),
William (2 nd grade), Carter (K) - all currently following in their father’s footsteps and attending CHCA.
For Ryan, sports have always been a passion. When he was young, he played football, basketball and baseball
as well as trying just about everything else. As he got older, he realized how much someone can learn about life
through playing sports. “There are so many life lessons that are taught, like how to work as a team, how to deal
with adversity, and how to respond when the score doesn’t necessarily represent the fight.”
Prior to CHCA, Ryan worked for Athletes in Action – a global sports ministry that is headquartered in Xenia, OH.
He served on the executive team as the executive director of the Sports Complex and Retreat Center. The AIA
ministry operated very similar to an athletic department with 10 sport directors, which has helped Ryan jump
right in to his position and make a nearly seamless transition. Ryan says, “It is great to come back to the place that
helped shape who I am. There were so many people who poured into my life when I was a student and some of
them are still here.”
Reconnecting with past contacts and building new relationships with coaches, colleagues and students keeps
Ryan busy at CHCA, but his real excitement shows when you talk to him about integrating faith into athletics.
“I believe that CHCA is the best place to get a Christ-centered education and I want our athletic experiences
to reflect that as well. We should be so attractive to the outside that it is a no-brainer for any Christian family
to want to send their children to CHCA and compete on our teams. I am excited about helping get us to that
point with all our sports. We have a massive opportunity for more discipleship through sport and building up our
student athletes.”
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CHCA BIRTHS AND ADOPTIONS
Erin (Forston) Elsworth ’98, daughter Alexandra Elizabeth born 3/31/22
Kristen (Hanto) Doyle ’98, son Finn born 4/21/22
Patrick Healy ’01, son Henry Walker born 2/18/22
Andrew Toth ’02, son Lucas born 1/4/22
Robin (Beshear) Clark ’04, daughter Lucy born 2/17/22
Jessica (Karam) Smith ’05, daughter Linley Rose born 7/11/22
Ben Koch ’05, son Levi born 5/23/22
Krista (Cochran) Chodzko ’05, son Ethan Mark born 8/24/22
Jonathan Gaietto ’05, son Cedar Moon born 6/13/22
Kevin Hern ’05, son Griffin Charles born 12/6/21
JF Lalonde ’06, daughter Flora born 5/16/22
Stephanie (Martin) Pratt ’06 & Charles Pratt ’07, daughter Brooklyn Nicole born 5/2/22
Matt Blake ’07, son Calvin Craig born 6/19/22
Matthew Evans ’07, son Charles Terry born 1/20/2022
Danielle (Spear) Warner ’07, daughter Eleanor Reese born 2/20/22
Jordan McCollum ’07, son Duncan Kruse born 9/2/22
Taylor (Leibson) Riewald ’07 & Jon Riewald ’07, daughter Isabella Ann born 4/18/22
Emily (Gulbransen) Sikora ’08, son Teddy born 12/18/21
Jeffrey Agricola ’08, daughter Miller “Millie” born 5/3/22
Kristen (Grevey) Anderson ’08, son Elijah born 1/12/22
Kaci (Kust) Kersey ’08 & Kurt Kersey ’08, son Jacob John born 5/11/22
David Curtin ’09, son Cody John born 8/11/22
Torri (Tanner) Mynderse ’09, son Elijah Asher born 11/28/21
Kathleen Hodge ’09, son Brooks born 7/5/22
Lena (Tome) Schuler ’09, daughter Madelyn Moriah born 6/17/22
Taylor (Beadle) Weber ’09, son Collin was born 3/23/22
Dr. Erin (Lloyd) Healy ’10, son Robert Joseph born 10/29/21
Jonny Ratcliff ’10, daughter Lillian Louise born 9/2/22
Anne Maria (van den Berg) Hadzinsky ’10, son Henry Cornelius born 7/28/22
Danny VanWinkle ’10, daughter Maria Lucia born 8/3/22
Samantha (Candee) Brainer ’10 & Dan Brainer ’10, daughter Blakely Mae 7/11/22
Kristen (Zabbatino) Merrell ’10, son Stephen Arthur born 9/22/22
Ellen (Hodges) Atout ’11, daughter Layla Renee born 2/28/22
Kassie Faugno ’11, daughter Layla born 9/9/22
Sydney (Zimmerman) Dirling ’11, son Maverick Randall born 11/7/21
Jocelyn (Walden) Jacobson ’11, daughter Xana Raine born 12/24/21
Laura (Atkins) Gress ’12, daughter Elsy Laine born 12/3/21
Joshua Thiel ’12, son Lincoln Barry born 6/5/22
Hannah (Staub) Holland ’12, daughter Stella Jean born 3/1/22
Abby (Pate) Khan ’12, son Idris Kenton born 7/28/22
Andrew Perkins ’14, daughter Blakely Faith born 8/1/22
Joe Pancioli ’15, son Arthur Jordan born 2/26/22
Shayla (Watson) Autry ’16, son Charles Nicholas born 11/18/21
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An interview with
ERIN (TATE) SCHMERR ’02
Photographer
TELL US ABOUT YOURSELF AND
YOUR HISTORY WITH CHCA.
My parents enrolled me in
kindergarten at CHCA the opening
year and I graduated in 2002. My
class was the first to attend CHCA
from Kindergarten through 12th
grade. We were the original “Lifers”.
CHCA has always had a special
place in my heart and I have so
many fond memories of my time
there.
After graduating from CHCA,
I received my BSW at Xavier
University. I currently live in West
Chester with my husband (Daniel)
and 5-year-old daughter, Adela.
HOW DID YOU GET STARTED
IN PHOTOGRAPHY?
My dad was a hobbyist nature
photographer. When he passed
away, his old camera sat on
my dresser for about six years,
untouched. I had always wanted
to learn how to shoot but didn’t
know where to start. When my
daughter was about 8 months old
(4.5 years ago), my good friend and
fellow alumni, Alyssa Konermann
’06, took the time to teach me how
to shoot with my dad’s camera.
It’s been a passion ever since. I
started out photographing family
portraits but over time my skill
set has leaned toward editorial
and conceptual portraits. My
friend and I run a group called the
Cincinnati Image Makers. We hold
monthly photography workshops
that have grown our group to over
300 members. This has given me
the opportunity to have plenty
of clients who are interested
in creative portraiture for their
modeling portfolios.
WHERE DO YOUR
PHOTOSHOOTS TAKE
PLACE?
Most of our shoots take place
in Cincinnati or surrounding
cities. I try to be very creative
with locations since I feel like the
location pulls a lot of visual interest
in the photo. I’ll spend hours
researching unique locations for
our shoots. 54
WHAT IS THE BEST THING
ABOUT YOUR JOB?
Photography has helped me
express creativity inside me that
lay dormant for too many years. It
also helped me see and appreciate
beauty all around me. Now
when I’m out and about I notice
beautiful things that I had always
overlooked. It’s always the simple
things. I’ll notice the pretty way the
light comes through the kitchen
window, or the color of the tall grass
on the side of the road. Everything
to me is a potential shoot location!
My absolute favorite part about
my journey so far is all the people
I’ve met along the way. I’ve met so
many creative people outside my
usual circle and they’ve all pushed
me to grow in different ways.
TELL ME ABOUT THE PHOTOS
THAT ARE IN VOGUE – HOW
DID THAT HAPPEN?
Recently, Vogue has allowed people
from all over the world to submit
photos to be considered for their
website. They have limited times
and limited quantities they accept
for review from each potential
photographer. The Vogue Italia
editorial team then will select the
photos they wish to publish on the
site. It’s an amazing opportunity
for someone like me (a mom living
in Ohio) to see some of their work
watermarked with the Vogue label
and on the Vogue website. I always
joke that it’s like the cool kids at
school let me sit at their lunch
table. It’s a great feeling!
ANYTHING EXCITING ON
THE HORIZON YOU CAN
SHARE?
I have a few fun, high fashion
styled shoots coming up. One
shoot will be in the ornate theater
at Memorial Hall in OTR. I’m also
in talks with a local artist/ fashion
designer about photographing their
upcoming museum exhibit. I’m
very excited for both. I also have
an interview coming out soon in a
New York fashion magazine.

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CHCA WEDDINGS
Stephen Brandner ’00
Randol Davis ’05
Steven Howell ’05
Stephen McCormick ’06
Anna (Lomauro) Huffaker ’06
Caleb Grisell ’08
Alivia (Johnson) Rose ’09
Matt Williams ’10
Brad Tepfenhart ’11
Stephanie Schlosser ’12
Abby (Pate) Kahn ’12
Amanda (Barry) Schroeder ’12
Anna (Love) Foltz ’13
Hannah Woods ’13
Tommy Yates ’15
Michelle (Barnett) Pinan
Riley Scott ’16
Lindsey (Charles) Hixon ’17
Mary Grace Gaker ’17
Rachel (Kolar) Stecht ’17
Courtney (Shields) Midkiff ’18
Abby (Blink) Orth ’18
CHCA MERGERS
Nathalie (van den Berg) Pfister ’14 and Trenton Pfister ’14
Mindy (Kong) Stevens ’14 and Ben Stevens ’12
Caroline (Kuremsky) Gardner ’14 and Jonah Gardner ’14
Anna (Mumma) Pancioli ’17 and JP Pancioli ’16
Sydni (Schramm) Sheehy ’18 and Liam Sheehy ’18
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ADOPTING WILLIAM
When their original adoption plans fell through due to Covid, Nick
and Lisa quickly learned that they were going to have to surrender
it all to God and simply show up.
“Looking back, I am utterly amazed
how He fit it together as perfectly
as He did.”
- Lisa Dyson ’99 on trusting in the Lord's perfect plan to adopt her son
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CONSIDERING INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION
Adoption was not really on my radar until I married my
husband, Nick. He lived in Southeast Asia in early adulthood
and shared how his heart would break for the orphans and
marginalized children he met there. The country would do
its best to help, but it obviously couldn't compare to a loving
family.
After we were married for a couple of years and began to
think about expanding our family, adoption, particularly
international adoption, kept making its way into our
conversation. So much so that we had booked a trip to
Vietnam for March of 2020, intending to soak up as much
of the culture and experiences as we could so we could come
home, pray some more, and see if that was where we needed
to pursue the adoption process.
A CHANGE IN DIRECTION
As we all know too well, everything changed in 2020. Our
trip was canceled, and we found a lot of time on our hands
to devote to our dream of adoption. As we dug into the
process more, our country search expanded, and we found
ourselves drawn to Colombia for various reasons. The more
we explored, the more it felt like the right fit. On Mother's
Day of 2020, we officially entered the Colombia adoption
process with an organization called All God's Children
International.
The process was difficult and tedious but, at the same
time, natural and encouraging. At one point, I realized my
only option was to surrender the process to God to make it
through. As a “planner,” it became overwhelming to try and
control what I had zero control over. God, very lovingly, put
into my head that all we had to do was show up, do our part,
and then hand it over to Him.
THE LORD’S PERFECT PLAN
Looking back, I am utterly amazed how He fit it together as
perfectly as He did. There are hours, upon hours, upon hours
of coursework, paperwork, social work, fingerprints, notaries,
apostilles, government forms, international government
forms, etc, etc, but somehow, God worked it all out perfectly.
This past March of 2022, Nick and I traveled to Colombia
and officially adopted William.
BEING GOOD STEWARDS
Adoption, especially international adoption, is not cheap.
Before starting down the adoption path, Nick and I prayed
about this part of the equation. We already had two
daughters (my stepdaughters) to think about, and we
wanted to be good stewards of our finances. Practically
speaking, when we looked at the finances on paper, it did
not add up. Even so, we both felt this nudge that God was
telling us to leave that portion to Him. We learned quickly
that when you agree to partner with God to do something
He has directed you to do, you will be amazed! While we
definitely made some changes to our daily lives to save for
the process, He came fully and fiercely to make up the rest,
something we could have never dreamed of at the onset of
the process.
THE JOYS OF MOTHERHOOD
There are so many things that I love about being a mom!
I love how much life and laughter William brings to our
family and extended family. I love seeing his curiosity
about everything around him and watching him learn new
things daily. I've always loved watching my husband be an
incredible Dad to his daughters and watching him with
his son is no different. It melts my heart hearing William’s
deep belly-giggles when his Daddy makes silly faces at him
or throws him up in the air. Of course, hearing him say
“mama”, having him spontaneously run up for a hug and
snuggle, and rocking him to bed at night are all very high
on the mommy-heart list.
OUR FAMILY IS OUR FOCUS
One of the most important things for Nick and I as we were
going through the adoption process, and still is essential
for us, is to be on the same team. It may sound cliché, but
it's true! It’s a long process, and it can be testing; there are
definitely discouraging times and many unknowns. Being
on the same team means encouraging each other when
one of us needed it, not holding a grudge when things
were done differently than we personally would have done
them, picking up the bar when the other needed rest, and
keeping God, our marriage, and our family as our focus.
We knew getting into this that it was bigger than us simply
wanting to be parents. We’re all asked to help the helpless
in different ways, and we are beyond grateful and honored
that God asked the Dyson team to answer this call by
adopting our sweet little William.
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A NEW PERSPECTIVE:
ALUMNI STILL LEARNING
Meredith Stutz ’12 shares what it was like to travel to Israel with fellow CHCA
alumni and families.
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Traveling to the Holy Land was a profound, perspectivechanging
experience. Our trip was supposed to happen in June
2020. Understandably, a global pandemic had other ideas. After
two years of delays, moves and pivots, our trip was Israel bound
on June 11, 2022. It was a privilege to travel with my mom, Dr.
Nicholas, CHCA families and fellow alumni. To walk in such holy,
complex and ancient cities and sites helped expand my view
of what it means to be a Christ Follower and respectful Global
Citizen.
Spending time reflecting and adventuring with my fellow alumni
was special because we grew up being taught the same things
about the Bible. However, to choose to be there together as
adults was a different level of being students of life. Dr. Nick led
us well, while also encouraging us to seek out unique adventures
along the way. From riding camels, to boating on the Sea of
Galilee to trekking through an ancient tunnel, we had the time of
our lives. We also shared a humility, curiosity and intentionality
of wanting to lean into our faith. We personally saw what life may
have been like for Jesus. This trip made Him more human and
His life even more profound. My personal highlight was being
baptized, along with so many of my fellow alumni, by Dr. Nick
in the Jordan River. There was an atmosphere of celebration,
dedication and encouragement among each other.
I am thankful for the opportunity to see the Holy Land, connect
more with Christ and share these profound memories with dear
friends and family.
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2021-2022
ANNUAL REPORT

Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise;
give thanks to him and praise his name. For the Lord is good and his love
endures forever; his faithfulness continues through all generations.
- Psalm 100:4-5
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2022-2023
BOARD
MEMBERS
CHCA’s Board of Trustees is comprised of a minimum of 12 members affirmed for a three-year
term by the Association. Board members whose first terms expire may be reaffirmed by the
Board for a second three-year term. For more information, visit www.chca-oh.org/about/trustee.
Front Row (L to R): Greg Huffstetler; Angela Sweeney; Sally Dempsey, Executive Committee Member-At-Large;
Amy Connor, President; Wendy Mitchell, Vice-President; Michelle Walker-Glenn; Blake Thompson
Back Row (L to R): Andy Ziegenfuss; Steven Howery, Secretary; Kevin Hansell; Jude Schramm, Treasurer;
Dean Nicholas, Head of School
Not Pictured:
Jon Eckert; Brandie Ellery; Kirk Kirkland
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MEET JON ECKERT
“It’s important for CHCA’s Board of Trustees to have varied points of view and to bring expertise
in key areas, such as Christian education. We are so blessed that Jon Eckert, a renowned expert in
Christian education, and CHCA advocate, joins us on the Board this year, and we’re excited to see how
this will expand our overall strategic approach.” – Amy Connor, CHCA Board of Trustees President
I have been in education for 27 years, including 14 years in higher
education, and also time at the U.S. Department of Education. I
completed my doctoral work at Vanderbilt University and support
and study Christian schools and leadership through the Baylor
Center for School Leadership as the Copple Chair for Christians
in School Leadership.
I think CHCA is one of the strongest Christian schools in the
country, and I want to see it flourish.
Dean Nicholas is one of the best heads of school I have ever seen,
and I think the Entrepreneurship program is second to none. My
cousin and CHCA Upper School teacher Teri Parker, is also one of
the best educators I know.
CHCA can truly be a light for Christian education. The families,
students, and educators here make an amazing community of
learners who ground everything in the truth of the gospel.
My wife, Carolyn, and I have three children – Ben (19), Sarah (17), and Grace (14). Ben is a sophomore at Baylor.
We love spending time together as a family. Fun recent fact – my son and I ran with the bulls in Pamplona, Spain
this summer!
WELCOME TO THE CHCA COMMUNITY, JON!
CHCA was featured in the recent release, “Future Ready: Innovative
Missions and Models in Christian Education”, featuring Jon Eckert as
one of the co-authors.
DID YOU KNOW?
“A growing number of Christian schools are responding to adaptive
challenges and missional opportunities by innovating new structural,
financial, and operational models for Christian education.
The research in this book traces the stories of 11 Christian schools
and networks that have engaged in fundamental mindset changes
around what it means for Christian schools to be future-ready.
The stories and strategies shared will inspire leaders to think
innovatively, strategically, and above all, missionally about how
to reach future generations with the love of God through healthy,
thriving Christian schools.”
Praised by leaders in higher education, this book highlights the great
work that CHCA and other innovative schools are doing to forward
Christian education.
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FROM THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES TREASURER
THE SCHRAMM FAMILY
(Newly expanded with the CHCA merger of daughter Sydney ’18 to Liam Sheehy ’18)
From Left to Right: Jude, Kristen, Liam ’18, Sydney ’18, Isaac ’26, Nathan ’21, Miguel Garcia ’22
On behalf of the Board of Trustees Finance Committee,
I am pleased to report that once again our independent
auditor Forvis (formerly BKD, LLP), has issued a “clean”
opinion regarding Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy’s
(CHCA’s) financial statements for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 2022. In this Annual Report on giving, you
will find the consolidated financial statements as well
as graphic representation of revenues and expenses,
which illustrate the financial health of Cincinnati Hills
Christian Academy. The Board of Trustees strives, in
its deliberations and actions, to support and sustain
the mission and values of CHCA, and to foster healthy
long-term strategic growth of the school. Our vision for
the future remains focused on consistently enhancing
the quality of our Christ-centered instruction and
innovative programming, building a strong, flourishing,
and diverse community, and maintaining high student
and faculty engagement in an ever-changing world.
The generosity of our community allows us to realize
these ongoing imperatives and helps us to maintain
our financial strength. As we work to support and fund
CHCA’s mission, we are deeply grateful to you for your
trust, your gifts, and your time. Moving forward with
our eye on the future of CHCA, we assure you that the
Board of Trustees remains focused on maintaining the
highest level of education and student engagement in
an academically excellent, innovative, Christ-centered
institution.
We ask for your continued prayers over our school
community. As always, we welcome your feedback.
Blessings,
JUDE SCHRAMM
Treasurer, Board of Trustees
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TOGETHER AS ONE
TO SERVE AND GROW
HIS KINGDOM
Meet CHCA’s New Executive Director for Institutional Advancement,
Joe Cornely!
Six short weeks ago I was blessed to join the Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy family as Executive Director for
Institutional Advancement. I would like to share a little about my experience thus far; how I came to service here, and
my initial thoughts on expanding on the great work already underway.
Prior to joining CHCA, I worked for Mount St. Joseph University in various development roles. I was led to this work
after a 25 plus year career in healthcare sales and marketing, and a feeling that my work in that field, while rewarding,
left a void of purpose and service to God. Coming to CHCA is a continuation of that journey in an environment of
Christ-centered service. I am in awe of the talent, dedication, and kindness of everyone I have encountered. I am
humbled by the examples of His presence in the students, staff, and leadership.
Here at CHCA, Institutional Advancement includes Admissions, Development, and Data Services that support each.
Last year this lean yet mighty team delivered historic results in fundraising and admissions through the expansion of
passion giving and record level matriculation from 8 th to 9 th grade – among many other significant accomplishments.
They also began the integration of a new student information system across all campuses and all services – this is a
huge undertaking being done with incredible skill and agility. We will venture to continue this trajectory, while refining
some of our processes and focus.
We recognize a need to engage our alumni in personal and meaningful ways, expand the depth and breadth of our
development process, and to be more intentional in the use of information to create greater value for the many
audiences we serve. We commit to continuous improvement and invite your involvement. I look forward to seeing
you at sporting events, theater productions, and at upcoming alumni gatherings. Together as One we will continue to
grow His Kingdom.
Sincerely,
JOE CORNELY
Executive Director for Insitutional Advancement
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THE YEAR IN REVIEW
2021-2022 FINANCIAL REPORTS
A Look at Our Revenues and Expenses
REVENUES
2021/22 Actual
Tuition & Fees
Contributions
State Funds
Investment/Other Income
$25,172,036
$648,250
$1,489,567
$384,414
Tuition & Fees
90%
Net Assets Released
TOTAL REVENUES
$368,075
$28,062,342
6%
1%
2%
1%
EXPENSES
Payroll & Benefits
$15,563,008
Financial Aid
$3,886,458
Operating Expenses
Reserves
$7,986,395
$0
Payroll & Benefits
57%
TOTAL EXPENSES
$27,435,861
Operating Expenses 29%
Financial Aid 14%
NET INCOME $626,481
These numbers exclude certain areas that are contained in the audited financial statement, such as: capital gifts,
endowment gifts, and depreciation.
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BALANCE SHEET 2022
A LOOK AT OUR ASSETS
2022
ASSETS
Cash & Investments
Deferred Tuition
Receivables
Property & Equipment
Interest Rate Swap
$58,210,215
$5,757,245
$120,434
$35,460,784
$32,870
58% 36%
Cash &
Investments
Property &
Equipment
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS
Liabilities
Accrued Expenses
Deferred Tuition
Interest Rate Swap
Long Term Debt
Refundable Advance
Total Liabilities
Net Assets
TOTAL LIABILITIES
& NET ASSETS
CHCA DEBT BALANCE
$9.5M
$9M
$8.5M
$8M
$7.5M
$7M
$99,581,548
2022
$3,307,045
$5,757,245
$0
$8,721,064
$0
$17,785,354
$81,796,194
$99,581,548
18/19 19/20 20/21 21/22 22/23 23/24 24/25
In 2019 the school refinanced the debt (combined Light the Way
construction loan with operating debt) with two swap agreements
(3% & 4.52) making 100% of the debt locked in.

FROM THE
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR
TOGETHER AS ONE
WE MAKE AN IMPACT
OUR CHCA COMMUNITY CULTIVATES A
HALLMARK OF GENEROSITY.
THE SASSE FAMILY
Noah ’29, Benjamin, Lyla ’30,
Hope ’33, Jen
As we closed out our 2021-22 school year, it was remarkable to see
the collective impact of how our community gave in a “we are all-in”
kind of way! Gifts from our current families, alumni, alumni parents,
grandparents and special friends of our school blessed our community
in a way that leaves a lasting legacy. I love that about what happens
around here. There is consistently a level of excellence achieved in all
that happens within our school. Giving is no exception to that. Our
community gave this past year in a way that was overwhelmingly generous.
Total Giving to what we love at CHCA was $1,165,606, far exceeding
prior years of giving and blessing our students in some incredible ways.
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OF DEVELOPMENT
As you gave to CHCA, you impacted all areas across our school to be stronger and better, thus enabling more for
our students.
As a parent of three students at CHCA, I see this matched in how our community gives of themselves. Families
here inspire me. CHCA families pray together, CHCA families serve together and give of their time in countless
ways. Our daughter was recently in a musical, as part of our amazing Fine Arts program. Through that experience, a
fellow CHCA mom captured what it’s like to share experiences within our CHCA community perfectly. She had just
finished leading a committee that created the most beautiful props for this musical when she shared with joy, “What
a beautiful display of Together as One to be part of this theatre production.” Our directors led with vision and endless
patience, our parents volunteered in every way imaginable, and our children shone brightly on stage.
Together as One, our community gives in every way to be part of this amazing place we call CHCA. It’s a gift to our
family to be here and a gift for me personally to serve!
THANK YOU,
CHCA COMMUNITY!
JEN SASSE
Associate Director of Development
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Giving is at the heart of CHCA and reflects our gratitude for God’s hand on
our school. Our annual spring “30-Hour Challenge” centered around Gratitude
& Giving received overwhelming participation with families praying over our
school for 30 hours, giving to what they love, sharing stories on social media,
and more.
This time was also used as an opportunity to launch a new CHCA Alumni
Scholarship. We deeply appreciate our alumni and we love when they choose
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“It’s a powerful thing to see our CHCA community come together for 30 hours of Gratitude and Giving.
We share this moment reflecting with praise all that God does through CHCA and prayerfully seeking
to continue advancing His kingdom through our school and our amazing students. Thank you, CHCA
family, for all the ways you impact CHCA!” - Jen Sasse, Associate Director of Development
Here are some highlights we experienced over the 30 hours:
• Our community came together in prayer. With the opportunity to download a prayer guide,
families prayed and gave praise over our students, faculty, and community for 30 hours.
• We had an overwhelmingly positive response to our Alumni Scholarship announcement. We
are thrilled that so many alumni want to return with their children.
• We collectively exceeded our matching gifts so a huge thank you once again to our
Leadership Challengers. You helped inspire giving and we’re grateful for your generosity.
• Generosity overflowed – from a $50K match gift to the many families and friends who gave
financially to what they love at CHCA, the 30-hour event culminated in an overall blessing of
nearly $110M in gifts to CHCA.
Together as One we make an impact as we
Give to What We Love & strengthen our legacy of generosity at CHCA!
I will praise God’s name in song and glorify him with thanksgiving. – Psalm 69:30
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WHEN YOU GIVE TO WHAT
YOU LOVE…
Each year, families so generously give of their time and their resources
to what they love here at CHCA. Here is just a sampling of the impact
you are having on our Robotics students.
“Robotics helps me with my current STEM classes.”
“I’ve learned many skills; three
important ones are managing
resources, teaching others, and how
to diagnose and solve problems.”
“Robotics has better
equipped me to solve
real-world problems.”
“Being a member of the robotics team has taught me the importance of time
management. This lesson has allowed me to effectively use my time to be more
productive in all of my schoolwork.”
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“I learned how to work better in a team, how
to complete a project from the ground up, and
how to operate important machinery, which
will help me when I join the workforce.”
“Our FRC program has led me to
gain critical thinking skills while
simultaneously teaching me the
importance of hard work and
responsibility to achieve success.”
“I've learned to program,
work with others, and
deliver projects on time.”
“As a member of our robotics team, I have learned to integrate all aspects of robotics
which includes overall game strategy, the engineering design process, computer-aided
design and manufacturing, electrical engineering, and programming.”
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Celebration 2022 marked year two of a virtual and different feeling for our annual
fundraiser event… but that did not stop the fun!
Over 355 generous participants made this event a
wonderful success, altogether raising $105,000 to
support CHCA!
Through our faithful sponsors, many generous donations, fabulous raffle baskets of
treasures; the beautiful John Hardy set generously donated by Yelton Fine Jewelers; the
Golden Apple of Gratitude for a lucky teacher/administrator; and of course, the Free
Tuition Raffle – all made for a successful 2022 event!
We are looking forward to Celebration 2023, where we
will be together and back in person to celebrate all that is
CHCA!
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS
PLATINUM
Johnson Investment Counsel
GOLD
Silver Spring House
SILVER
Fifth Third Bank
tdg Facilities Services
BRONZE
Jake Sweeney Automotive
McSwain Carpets & Floors
JEWELRY SPONSOR
Yelton Fine Jewelers
PROGRAM SPONSOR
Mariner Health Consulting
CELEBRATION 2022 DONORS
Dr. Jon and Dr. Kelly Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Beshear
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carnes
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clippard, Sr.
Mr. Matthew Connor and Mrs. Amy Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Frankart
Mr. and Ms. Pat Griffor
Mr. and Dr. Chris Hartzell
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Howery
Mr. Lee Pan and Mrs. Vivian Huang
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Isaacs
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Looman
CORPORATE SPONSORS
Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
Continental Roof Company
J&K Custom Homes
Neal’s Design Remodel
Shiver Security Systems, Inc.
CELEBRATION SPONSORS
Keating Muething & Klekamp PPL
Megen Construction
MIS Solutions
Planet Fitness
BASKET SPONSORS
Animal Care Centers
Lynx Financial Group
Mr. Mike Marek and Ms. Elizabeth Weaver
Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain
Dr. and Mrs. Dean Nicholas
Mrs. Rose Palmieri
Mr. and Mrs. Bret Parrish
Mr. Bill Rellar
Mr. Paul Richard and Mrs. Darla Ridner Richard
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Richey
Mr. and Ms. Matt Vickers
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Williams, Jr.
Save the date: March 18, 2023, and look for details to come!
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RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2021 - JUNE 30, 2022
SOARING EAGLE
CIRCLE OF GIVING 2021-2022
Building Upon the Legacy of Generosity
at Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy
Before CHCA could be the school it is today, several families took the lead and generously supported a
vision - the dream of offering excellent academics in a Christ-centered environment. Today the impact
of their early gifts, and those leaders who have joined in the mission, is seen in the excellence of our
programming, the caliber of our faculty, the beauty of our facilities, and the mission we live out each day.
Soaring Eagle Circle of Giving was created to recognize those within our CHCA community who give generously in
one or all of the following ways 1 :
- Leadership giving of $2,500 or more during the current fiscal year
- Sustained giving at any level to CHCA for 15+ years
- Cumulative lifetime support to CHCA of $100,000+
$100,000+ LIFETIME DONORS*
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Amend
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bernhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Beshear
Bessie Steele Trust
Blank Rome, LLP
Mr. Bill and Mrs. Carol Anne (‡)
Blessing
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Browne
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brunk
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Campbell III
Mrs. Mary Chappelle
Mr. Mike Chappelle (‡)
Christian Education Charitable
Trust
Ms. Cindy Coggins
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Conn
Mr. John (‡)and Mrs. Shirley(‡)
Davies
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege
30 YEARS+ DONORS
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Beadle
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Beshear
Mr. Perry Drosos
Mrs. Gina Drosos
Mr. Mike (‡) and
Mrs. LuAnn Ellison
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Farmer
Mrs. Kay French
The Fund for Independent
Schools of Cincinnati, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Geiger
Mrs. Myrtle Gorman (‡)
Greater Cincinnati Classic
Horse Show
Ms. Vickie Gregory
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Gunlock
Mr. and Mrs. Brendon Hansford
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heimann, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hiltz
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horvath
Mr. and Mrs. Hue Jackson
Dr. and Mrs. Tim Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kellam
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kincaid
Mr. Tom Fey
Dr. and Mrs. Tim Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Koob
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuremsky
Mr. Carl (‡) and
Mrs. Edyth Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III
Ms. Carol Lindner
Ms. Char Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Lindner, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Lindner
Mr. Richard Lindner, Sr. (‡)
Mr. Robert Lindner, Sr.
Louise Taft Semple Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Marcian
Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mitchell II
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Needham
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ochs IV
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Otto
Parent Teacher Fellowship
Dr. Abe and Dr. Joyce Philip
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Price
Procter & Gamble Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pfister
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Robinson
Mr. Jack (‡) and Mrs. Lynn (‡) Roy
Mr. Bill Schott
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schottenstein
Mr. Gregg and Mrs. Dana (‡)
Schuler
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Simpson
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sloneker III
Dr. Mark (‡) and Mrs. Carol
Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Topits
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trenz
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Trucksis
UBS Investment Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wainscott
Mr. Ron (‡) and Mrs. Brenda
Walker
Western and Southern
Financial Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Robinson
Mrs. Angela Stutz
*Lifetime Donor Recognition includes those who are deceased (‡) as we continue to honor their legacy at CHCA.
1 Athletic Boosters memberships are not included due to benefits received.
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25 YEARS+ DONORS
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bedinghaus
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bodley
Mrs. Sandy Breitholle
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Rolando Collado
Mr. and Mrs. Scott DeGroft
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dinkelacker
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Dostal, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dowd
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flint
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Keating
Keating Muething & Klekamp
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kirbabas
Mr. and Mrs. John Kloster
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Lapps
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III
20 YEARS+ DONORS
Mrs. Lisa Allgood
Mrs. Nancy Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Baker
Mr. Bill Bauman
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bellan
Mr. Bill Blessing
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Buckman
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Canavan
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll
Ms. Cindy Coggins
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Collins
Dr. and Mrs. Tim Conley
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Conn
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Conway
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cool
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cooper
15 YEARS+ DONORS
Dr. and Mrs. David Adam
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Adams ’95
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Adler
Mrs. Joyce Allan-Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Amend
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Andry
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Atkins
Mr. Todd and Rev. Michelle
Bacon
Mr. Greg Barkimer and Mrs.
Kristen Stutz Barkimer ’99
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bechtold
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beshear ’97
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Betcher
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bowman
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Breeze-
Stringfellow
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bremer
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bronson
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brunk
Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Bruns
Mrs. Mary Burdsall
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Burris
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cacchiotti
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Campbell III
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carnes
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cesler
Dr. and Mrs. Bob Chait
Mrs. Mary Chappelle
Dr. and Mrs. Dale Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crum
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dietrich
Dr. and Mrs. Pete Dongell
Dr. and Mrs. Bob Cucinotta
Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Del Greco
Mrs. Sandy Drees
Mr. Stephen Drees
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Durham
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Durham
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Edmonson
Mrs. LuAnn Ellison
Dr. and Mrs. Doug Feeney
Mrs. Holly Getter
Dr. Michel Ghastine and
Dr. Ghada Khalife
Dr. and Mrs. Chuck Goebel
Mr. and Mrs. John Green
Ms. Vickie Gregory
Mr. and Mrs. Cart Hall, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall
Rev. and Mrs. Tom Duke
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Easterday
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Eckert
Mrs. Robin Everhart
Mr. and Mrs. David Falk
Dr. and Mrs. Jim Fennell
Ms. Sarah Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs. Garth Finch
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fite
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Foreman
Mr. and Mrs. Daanan Foster
Mrs. Kay French
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gardner
Dr. Rita Girard
Mrs. Beverly Grant
Dr. Dan Grantham and
Mrs. Tiffany Zents
Mr. and Mrs. Brendon Hansford
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haslem
Mr. and Mrs. James Hobold
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horvath
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoyer
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Humphrey
Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Isenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Dain Jepson
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Johnson
Ms. Sandy Kays
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kelley
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kennamer
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kersey
Dr. and Mrs. Rob Lambert
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Loewenstine
Ms. Elizabeth Mandeng
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Marosi
Mr. and Mrs. James Mary
Ms. Tess McCollum
Mrs. Edyth Lindner
Ms. Susan Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Neyer
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Packer
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Phelps, Jr.
Dr. Abe and Dr. Joyce Philip
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Riewald
Mr. and Mrs. Ric Hordinski
Ms. Pat Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kadnar
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kolb
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Kuremsky
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lewis
Ms. Carol Lindner
Ms. Char Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lippert
Mr. Steve McCollum
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Metzger
Dr. and Mrs. Dean Nicholas
Mr. and Mrs. Evans Nwankwo
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ochs IV
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Ottenjohn
Dr. and Mrs. Mike Pedoto
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McFarland
Mr. and Mrs. Scott McKenzie
Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McVey
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Michels
Mrs. Cammie Montgomery
Ms. Cyndi Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Morgason
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mullen
Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Niemeyer
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Null
Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Brien
Dr. and Mrs. Brad Osborne
Ms. Jenn Outzs
Dr. Rob Outzs
Dr. Art Pancioli and
Dr. Lisa Larkin-Pancioli
Parent Teacher Fellowship
Mr. Jon Paris
Mr. and Mrs. George Parker
Dr. Kenton Pate
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Petersen
Mr. and Mrs. Don Pfister
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Plummer
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pohl
Mrs. Su Polzin
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Potter
Ms. Leigh Prop
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rempe
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rice
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rogerson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Salisbury
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Sanderson
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Sanker
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sauve
*Donor Recognition includes those who are deceased (‡) as we continue to honor their legacy at CHCA.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roy
Mr. Gregg Schuler
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Summers
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vanderkolk
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watson
Ms. Grace Pedoto
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Price
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Reifenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Riley
Ms. Lynne Scott
Ms. Susan Simmons
Mr. Greg Sizemore and
Dr. Cynthia Sizemore
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Smith
Dr. Tim and Dr. Michelle
Staarmann
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stull
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Swallen
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Trucksis
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wheeler
Dr. and Mrs. Eric Wittkugel
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wyant
Mr. Martin and Dr. Nancy
Schaefer
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Scott
Dr. Tedd Simmons
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Simpson
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Slaughter
Mrs. Karen Smeltzer
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Smith
Mrs. Carol Snyder
Mr. Jay Steidle
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steitz
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Swedes, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Uly Tandoc
Mr. Bill Taylor, Jr.
Dr. Charlie and Dr. Lu Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. David Terkosky
Dr. and Mrs. Scott Thatcher
Mrs. Renae Thiel
Mr. and Mrs. John Topits
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trenz
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vallo
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Vanderwoude
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Varner
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Venters
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wagers
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Walker
Mrs. Bev Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wichmann
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Wolf
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wolnik
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Worachek
Dr. and Mrs. Zeke Zekoff
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Zwarg
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SOARING EAGLE CIRCLE OF GIVING
$2,500+ DONORS: JULY 1, 2021-JUNE 30, 2022
Mrs. Lisa Allgood
Dr. and Mrs. Jody Ames
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Beatty
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beshear ’97
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bishop
Mrs. Chris Blair
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Boni
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brunk
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carnes
CHCA SOS
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clippard, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Collins
Mr. Matthew Connor and
Mrs. Amy Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Robby Croswell IV ’03
Mr. and Mrs. James Dempsey III
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege
Mrs. Jen Eng
Dr. Michel Ghastine and Dr. Ghada
Khalife
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gockerman
Mr. and Mrs. David Goodwin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hansell
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horvath
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Howery
Dr. and Mrs. Tim Johnson
Ms. Julie Kellam
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kincaid
Mrs. Darlah Koontz
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuremsky
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ludeke
Dr. and Mrs. David Mangels
Mr. Mike Marek and
Ms. Elizabeth Weaver
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCarthy
Mr. Brian McRedmond
Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain
Mr. Stephen and Dr. Krista Migliore
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mitchell II
Momma B's Bible Study
Mr. and Mrs. John Mulcahy
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Neyer
Dr. and Mrs. Dean Nicholas
Dr. and Mrs. Scott Nix
Megen Construction Company
(Mr. and Mrs. Evans Nwankwo)
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Otto
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Overdeck
Mr. Luke Pyles
Mr. Paul Rasche
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rasche
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sandefur
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sasse
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Schaad
Mr. Bill Schott
Mr. and Mrs. Jude Schramm
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Shafer
Mrs. Christine Sikkema
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Simpson
Mr. Jeff and Dr. Colleen Swayze
Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thacker II
Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson, Jr.
Mr. Brian and Dr. Jodi Van Jura
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Derek Yankoff
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yelton
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GIVE TO
THE MISSION
Gifts to one or more of CHCA’s Mission Impact Funds directly impact operations and bless students
at CHCA. CHCA Mission Giving donors represent family and friends of ALL campuses.
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RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2021 - JUNE 30, 2022
CHCA MISSION DONORS 2021-2022
(Includes Armleder Campus, North Campuses, Eagle Scholarship, and COVID Impact Gifts)
Dr. and Mrs. Jorge Abanto Bueno
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Adams ’95
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ahlers
Mr. Tom Ahlers
Mr. Asefa Alaro and Mrs. Almaz Kide
Mrs. Joyce Allan-Smith
Mrs. Lisa Allgood
Mr. and Mrs. Ifeanyi Aluka
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Baker
Ms. Kelem Barkie
Dr. Guy Whembolua and
Ms. Mianda Bashala
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bass
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Beadle
Mr. and Mrs. Pervis Bearden, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Beatty
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bell
Mr. Keith Bergh ’05
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beshear ’97
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Beshear
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bishop
Mrs. Chris Blair
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bodley
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Boni
Mr. Gregory Bonner
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Bowling
Dr. Wesley and Dr. Jana Braden
Ms. Robyn Bradley
Bright Funds
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks
Ms. Robyn Brouillette
Ms. Sandy Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brunetti
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brunk
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Burton
Mr. and Mrs. Zenon Butts
Mrs. Frances Callahan
Ms. Bianca Canel
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carnes
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cebulskie
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Chaney
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Christiansen
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clary
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clippard, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Cobb
Mr. Alfredo Colas Castellote and
Ms. Maria Gullon Perez
Mrs. Lenora Combs
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Comstock
Mr. Jeremy Conn ’95 and Mrs.
Erin Metzger Conn ’97
Mr. Matthew Connor and
Mrs. Amy Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cooke
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Cool ’01
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cooper
Mr. Harry Couch and
Mrs. Melinda Nutter-Couch
Mr. and Mrs. Robby Croswell IV ’03
Ms. Judi Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Scott DeGroft
Mr. and Mrs. James Dempsey III
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Depoi
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Derrickson
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doepker, Jr.
Mr. Ernie and Dr. Sharon Doering
Mrs. Joyce Donohue
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Dostal, Jr.
Mr. Ted Dostal III ’00 and Mrs.
Katie Pauley Dostal ’00
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege
Mrs. Kathy Dunn
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dutro, Jr.
Ms. Sheri Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Ellison ’11
Mr. Dmitri Engjurjan and Dr. Katie
Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Estridge
Dr. and Mrs. Doug Feeney
Mr. and Mrs. John Fetner
Mr. Tom Fey
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fields
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Flagel
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flint
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gardner
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Garland
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gatzke
Mr. Mendaye Gebreamanuel and
Mrs. Terry Kebede
Mrs. Holly Getter
Dr. Michel Ghastine and Dr. Ghada
Khalife
Mr. Scott Glenn and Dr. Michelle
Walker-Glenn
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gockerman
Mrs. Robin Graff
Mr. and Mrs. John Green
Mr. and Mrs. Zac Haines
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hamilton
Mrs. Debbie Hansell
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hansell
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Harvey
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Haslem
Mr. Jason and Dr. Becky Hayden
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Haynam
Ms. Debbie Herrick
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Hook
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hopkins
Mr. Ron Hopson II and Mrs. Misty
Beeler Hopson
Mr. and Mrs. Ric Hordinski
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Howery
Mr. Ben and Dr. Kelly Ickes
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Isaacs
Mrs. Jenn Islas
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jaloszynski
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Johnson
Dr. and Mrs. Tim Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jones
Ms. Victoria Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kaesemeyer
Keating Muething & Klekamp
Ms. Julie Kellam
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kersey
Ms. Kate Kersey ’05
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kincaid
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Kindle
Mr. Alan Kinstler
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kirbabas
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Kirkland
Mrs. Darlah Koontz
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Korchak
Mr. and Mrs. David Kovacs
Dr. and Mrs. Randall Krawcheck
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kuhlman
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuremsky
Mr. and Mrs. Heath Laudick
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lee
Mr. Ben Li and Ms. Katherine Wen
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lindner ’04
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lippert
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Loar
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Loranzan
Mr. Joe Lucas
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ludeke
Lutheran Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Mr. Scott MacEachen
Ms. Demonta Maddox
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mallaley
Mr. Abe Mandollo and Ms. Dila
Nukuro
Mr. Mike Marek and
Ms. Elizabeth Weaver
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Mathison
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Max
Mrs. Denise McAnanly
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McAnanly
Mr. and Mrs. Mark McHone
Mr. and Mrs. Scott McKenzie
Mr. and Mrs. Ron McSwain
Mr. Stephen and Dr. Krista Migliore
Ms. Susan Miller
Dr. Joan Miracle
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mitchell II
Mrs. Cammie Montgomery
Ms. Cyndi Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. John Mulcahy
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Murphy
Ms. Ginny Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nefzer
Network for Good
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Neura
Dr. and Mrs. Dean Nicholas
Noonday
Mr. Henry Oberson and Ms. Rita Vig
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O'Connell
Dr. Wole and Dr. Tolu Onadeko
Mrs. Barbara O'Neill
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Otto
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Overdeck
Mr. Ben and Dr. Lori Packard
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Packer
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Pairan
Mr. Greg Panos and Ms. Janine
Eldredge-Panos
Mr. Lee Parrish
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Patrick III
Mr. and Mrs. Don Pfister
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Phelps, Jr.
Rev. and Mrs. Joe Polzin ’05
Mrs. Su Polzin
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Posey
Mr. Brad Purnhagen and Mrs.
Casey Sutherly Purnhagen ’00
Mr. Luke Pyles
Ms. Meta Rascov
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rebhun
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Reifenber
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rempe
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Renneker
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Reno
Mr. Paul Richard and Mrs. Darla
Ridner Richard
Mr. and Mrs. Tal Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Riewald
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Riley
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Robinson
Mr. Darrell Rodriguez and
*Donor Recognition includes those who are deceased (‡) as we continue to honor their legacy at CHCA.
Mrs. Lucy Davila
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rosenfeldt
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roy
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ruberg
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Salisbury
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sandefur
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Sanderson
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sasse
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sasse
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Saxby
Mr. and Mrs. John Schablein
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Schmitt
Mr. and Mrs. Jude Schramm
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Sal Scrofano
Mr. and Mrs. Caetano Sequeira
Mr. Li Yang and Mrs. Jingjing Shen
Mr. and Mrs. David Shubert
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Silva
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Siman
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Simpson
Mrs. Karen Smeltzer
Hon. and Mrs. Ron Spon
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stephenson
Mr. Ben Stover and Ms. Kristy Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Strand
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stull
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Summers
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Sweeney
Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thacker II
Mr. Dan and Dr. Paula Thatcher
Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tomlin
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Tran
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Trenz
Mr. Guille Vaamonde and Mrs. Lali
Bermudez
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vallo
Mr. Brian and Dr. Jodi Van Jura
Mr. Wendell Vaughn
Dr. Kathleen Verderber
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Vest
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Visconte
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Visconte
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Walker
Ms. Ally Wallace ’15
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wallace ’15
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wallace
Mr. Chang Wang and Dr. Emily Kang
Mr. Jared Warner and Mrs.
Michelle Toy Warner ’98
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Waugh
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wheeler II ’03
Ms. Alexandria White
Mr. Jerome Wilkowski
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilkowski
Mr. Terry Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wissing
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wojciechowski
Mr. Woody and Dr. Lydia Woodin
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Wyant
Mr. and Mrs. Derek Yankoff
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Zhu
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GIVE TO
YOUR PASSION
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When you give to what you love, your gift to one or more of these funds supports
a unique aspect of CHCA and directly blesses our students. CHCA Passion Giving
donors represent family and friends of ALL campuses.
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GIVE TO YOUR PASSION: FINE ARTS
2021-2022 DONORS
RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2021 - JUNE 30, 2022
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Achterberg
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Admiraal
Mr. Victor Aguilar Moses
and Mrs. Gabriela Paredes
Arzamendi
Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Ahlert
Mr. and Mrs. Syed Ahmed
Dr. and Mrs. Yinka Aina
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Bach
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Baker
Dr. Jon and Dr. Kelly Baker
Ms. Allison Ballard ’08
Mr. Greg Barkimer and Mrs.
Kristen Stutz Barkimer ’99
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bass
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baxter
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Beatty
Dr. Kirt and Dr. Angie Beckes
Mr. Jim Behan
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beshear ’97
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Blair
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Blume
Ms. Shannon Bobbert
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Boni
Mr. and Mrs. Erik Bowling
Dr. Wesley and Dr. Jana Braden
Mrs. Sandy Breitholle
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Brol
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks
Ms. Robyn Brouillette
Ms. Jill Brown
Ms. Sandy Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Browning
Dr. Joe and Dr. Stephani Bruner
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Burton
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Butrum
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carnes
Mr. Kip and Rev. Linnea Carnes
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cebulskie
Mr. Lincoln Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Christiansen
Mr. and Mrs. Alvez Clay
Dr. and Mrs. David Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Comstock
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Comstock
Ms. Karen Cooper
Mr. Matthew Connor and
Mrs. Amy Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cotton
Rev. Jill Croswell
Mr. and Mrs. Digger Daley
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dardzinski
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Del Greco
Mr. and Mrs. James Dempsey III
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doepker, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Doyle
Ms. Maddie Drees ’11
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Eckert
Mr. Dan Edelmann ’05
and Mrs. Kelley Carpenter
Edelmann ’04
Mr. Dan Eling and Mrs. Shana
Stull Eling ’00
Ms. Brandie Ellery
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Ellison ’11
Mr. Rick Elma and Dr. Ruthann
Elma
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Eppert
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Espenshade
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Fancett
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ferrell
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Figliola III
Ms. Alexandra Fillmann
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Filomena
Ms. Kelly Fisher
Dr. and Mrs. Jeremy Flowers, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gage, Jr.
Mr. Neal Gage and Mrs. Kim
Harper-Gage
Dr. Michel Ghastine and
Dr. Ghada Khalife
Mr. Geoff Gilliand
Mr. Scott Glenn and Dr.
Michelle Walker-Glenn
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Goettsch
Mr. and Mrs. David Goodwin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hahn
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hansell
Mr. Brad Hargis and Ms. Kara
Ussery
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Harvey
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harville, Jr.
Mr. Jason and Dr. Becky Hayden
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Haynam
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Haynam
Mr. Phil Heimlich
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Hendrix
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Herring
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Heydt
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hilderbrand
Mr. Ben Himes and Mrs. Alison
Shiver-Himes
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hippe
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Hollaender III
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hopkins
Mr. and Ms. TJ Hopkins
Dr. Jon and Dr. Laura Howell
Mr. and Ms. Paul Hrivnak
Mr. Lee Pan and Mrs. Vivian
Huang
Pat Hudepohl
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Huffstetler
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Huffstetler
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Humphrey
Mr. and Mrs. Hue Jackson
Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Marty Jones
Ms. Victoria Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jordan
Mr. David Karsner
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keenan
Kit Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kennamer
Mr. Rick Keyes, Jr. and
Mrs. Audrey Duren Keyes ’95
Mr. Alex Kruglov and Dr. Nadya
Rashkovetskaya
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kuhlman
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kuremsky
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kushon
Ms. Marygrace Kutylowski
Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Lampkin
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Lapps
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lashells
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lindner ’04
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. David Linich
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Loar
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Logan
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Long
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Looman
Mr. and Ms. Nick Lorenz
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GIVE TO YOUR PASSION: FINE ARTS
At every grade level, CHCA students are encouraged to sing, play, act, dance, paint, and sculpt to their heart’s
content. The wide range of choices means children get countless opportunities to discover and develop their
unique talents. Great facilities and outstanding teachers mean they get optimal conditions in which to discover,
grow, be challenged, and do their best work. Your gift to one or more of the Fine Arts Impact Funds elevates
students’ experiences in the arts.
FINE ARTS 2021-2022 SPONSORS
UPPER SCHOOL
THEATRE PRODUCER
SPONSOR
Prominent Title
EVENT SPONSOR
Darla and Steve Max
ARTBEAT LINDNER THEATER
SPONSOR
Advanced Tech Consulting, Inc.
ARTBEAT AVENUE THEATER
SPONSOR
James Free Jewelers
ARTBEAT JURIED
ART SPONSOR
James Free Jewelers
LINDNER THEATRE
PIANO SPONSOR
Hanson Audio Video, LLC
GOLD SPONSOR
tdg Facilities
SILVER SPONSOR
New Path Counseling LLC
ART BEAT 2021-2022 SPONSORS
ARTBEAT INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC ROOM SPONSOR
Celia Carroll / Sibcy Cline
ARTBEAT HANG YOUR
ART OUT SPONSOR
Johnson Orthodontics
ARTBEAT HANDS ON ART
SPONSOR
Prominent Title
ARTBEAT LINDNER THEATRE
ATRIUM SPONSOR
Gallery Veronique
ARTBEAT PROGRAM PRINTING
SPONSOR
Mason Dental Care
PLAYBILL AD SPONSORS
Dan Ledbetter
McSwain Carpets
Jacob James
MIS Solutions
Lynx Financial Group Silver Spring House
Mariner Health Consulting
ARTBEAT JURIED ART PRIZES
SPONSOR
Bill Reinberger
ARTBEAT VISUAL ARTS AREA
SPONSOR
Mercedes
ARTBEAT STAGING EQUIPMENT
RENTAL SPONSORSHIP SPONSOR
Dermatology & Skin Care
ARTBEAT CAFE SPONSOR
Kroger
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lott
Mr. John Yates, Sr. and
Mrs. CY Luo
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lutmer
Mr. and Mrs. John Macy
Mr. and Mrs. Sascha Maier
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Max
Mrs. Denise McAnanly
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. Mark McHone
Mr. Brian McRedmond
Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Jon McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Meno
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Metcalf
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Meyer
Mr. Stephen Michael ’05
Mr. Stephen and Dr. Krista
Migliore
Ms. Julie Millette
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Milligan
Ms. Lois Milligan
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Mills
Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mitchell II
Mrs. Cammie Montgomery
Ms. Kelly Moorhead
Mr. and Mrs. John Mulcahy
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Myers
Ms. Paula New
Dr. and Mrs. Dean Nicholas
Mr. and Ms. John Noe
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Noh
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Northup
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Noyes
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Null
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ochs IV
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O'Connell
Dr. Wole and Dr. Tolu Onadeko
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Oplinger
Mr. Greg Panos and Ms. Janine
Eldredge-Panos
Mr. and Ms. Richard Perez
Mr. Ben and Dr. Lori Packard
Mr. Jon Paris
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Parker
Mr. and Ms. Scott Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Don Pfister
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Phelps, Jr.
Dr. Andy and Dr. Heather Plum
Dr. and Dr. Tu Price ’00
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Price
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Randle
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rebhun
Mr. Bill Reinberger
Ms. Bridget Reinberger
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Reis
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rempe
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reno
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rezman
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Rhein
Mr. and Mrs. Burr Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Rolfes
Mr. and Ms. Jeff Rosenfeldt
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rosenfeldt
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rueter
Mr. Mitch Rupard and
Mrs. Jennifer Osborne
Mr. Kevin and Dr. Rima Rusnak
Mr. Carlos Sanchez, Jr. and Mrs.
Bethany Satchell Sanchez
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sasse
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Saxby
Mr. Chuck and Dr. Rachel Scheib
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Schmerr, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jude Schramm
Mr. Eric Shupe
Mrs. Jeannie Shupe
Mrs. Christine Sikkema
SJ Media
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Devon Spivey
Dr. Janna Stephens
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stephenson
Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Stiglitz
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Stirsman
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stogner
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Stranko, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Stryker
Mrs. Angela Stutz
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Summers
Mr. Jeff and Dr. Colleen Swayze
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Tapp
Mr. Marc Terhar and Mrs. Jen
Flint Terhar ’03
Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson, Jr.
Ms. Andrea Tipton
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tomlin
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Trees
Mrs. Diane True
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vallo
Mr. Brian and Dr. Jodi Van Jura
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Visconte
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagner
Mr. Chang Wang and
Dr. Emily Kang
Ms. Candace Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wesson
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilkowski
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Williams, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Renny Wilmer
Judge and Mrs. Robert Winkler
Mr. and Mrs. John Woodin
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Wright
Dr. and Mrs. Sal Zabbatino
Mr. Andy Zhang and
Mrs. Shun Gao
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Ziegenfuss
Ms. Donna Ziegler
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Zurcher
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GIVE TO YOUR PASSION
ATHLETICS
At CHCA, the mission
of Athletics is to build a
culture of champions. We
do this by training the 360˚
STEP UP TO THE PLATE SPONSORS
Adidas
athlete — focusing on the
CBTS
physical, mental, emotional, Encore Technologies
and spiritual aspects of
Venue Cincinnati
each student athlete —
empowering them to reach ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT SPONSORS
their God-given abilities. Adidas
Your gift to one or more of Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
our Athletic Impact Funds First Star Logistics
provides fuel to enhance
Mariner Health Consulting
MIS Solutions
and grow a specific sport or
Northbend Pattern Works, LLC
athletic need.
tdg Facilities Services
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2021-2022 ATHLETICS SPONSORS
STADIUM SCOREBOARD SPONSORS
Fit Organics
Johnson Investments Counsel
Live Well Capital
McSwain Carpets and Floors
SPORTS PROGRAM SPONSORS
Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
Enterprise
Mariner Medicare
MIS Solutions
Silver Spring House
tdg Facilities Services

GIVE TO YOUR PASSION: ATHLETICS
2021-2022 DONORS
RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2021 - JUNE 30, 2022
Dr. and Mrs. Jody Ames
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Aspenwall II
Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinson
Mr. and Mrs. Stu Barrick III
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Blume
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Bowling
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Clayton
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clippard, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Cobb
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Collins
Mr. Matthew Connor and
Mrs. Amy Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Doyle
Mr. Neal Gage and Mrs. Kim
Harper-Gage
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Howery
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Huffstetler
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kaesemeyer
Dr. Patrick and Mrs. Laura Knight
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Krieger
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Lang
Mr. Lee Layman II and Mrs. Lee
Anne Sheley-Layman
Mr. and Ms. Nick Lorenz
Mr. Mike Marek and
Ms. Elizabeth Weaver
Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moffitt
Dr. and Mrs. Scott Nix
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O'Connell
Mr. Ben and Dr. Lori Packard
Mrs. Julie Plum
Mr. and Mrs. Quint Powell
Mr. Paul Richard and Mrs. Darla
Ridner Richard
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson
Miss Grayce Ruehlmann
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Schaad
Mr. and Mrs. Jude Schramm
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Shafer
Dr. Jonathan Snyder ’98 and
Mrs. Jessica Martin Snyder ’98
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Stiglitz
Mr. and Ms. Matt Vickers
Victory Wholesale Grocers
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Visconte
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Vogele
Mr. and Mrs. Derek Yankoff
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yelton
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GIVE TO YOUR PASSION
ACADEMICS
Your gift to one or more of the Academic Impact Funds enables and inspires our distinguished
faculty and students to accelerate academic growth while pursuing scholarship that prepares
CHCA students to influence our world.
GIVE TO YOUR PASSION: ACADEMICS
2021-2022 DONORS
RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2021 - JUNE 30, 2022
Dr. and Mrs. Jorge Abanto
Bueno
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Agerton
Mr. Victor Aguilar Moses and
Mrs. Gabriela Paredes
Arzamendi 90
Dr. and Mrs. Yinka Aina
Mrs. Lisa Allgood
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Aspenwall II
Dr. Jon and Dr. Kelly Baker
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Beadle
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Beatty
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blanke
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Blume
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Bonner
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Brandenburg
Mrs. Sandy Breitholle
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks
Ms. Robyn Brouillette
Ms. Sandy Brown
Mr. Michael Buesing
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Cain

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Cobb
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Comstock
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cullen
Dr. and Mrs. Allen Curreri
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doepker, Jr.
Mrs. Joyce Donohue
Dr. Vijay Easwaran and Dr.
Maura Donohue
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Ellison ’11
Mrs. Jen Eng
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Espenshade
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Figliola III
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Fox
Dr. and Mrs. Nabil Ghabrial
Dr. Michel Ghastine and Dr.
Ghada Khalife
Dr. Dan Grantham and Mrs.
Tiffany Zents
Mr. and Mrs. Lance Grantham
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hansell
Mr. Brad Hargis and Ms. Kara
Ussery
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harris, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hartmann
Mr. and Dr. Chris Hartzell
Mr. Jason and Dr. Becky Hayden
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Helwig
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Hendrix
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Hook
Mr. and Ms. TJ Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horvath
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Howard, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Howery
Mr. Lee Pan and Mrs. Vivian
Huang
Mr. Jonathan Jin and Mrs.
Winnie Zeng
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kaesemeyer
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Kassner
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keenan
Ms. Tunu Kinebrew
Dr. Patrick and Mrs. Laura Knight
Dr. and Mrs. Randall Krawcheck
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Krieger
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Lessek
Mr. Ben Li and Ms. Katherine Wen
Dr. and Mrs. Nathan Long
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Maddux
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mallaley
Dr. and Mrs. David Mangels
Mr. Mike Marek and Ms.
Elizabeth Weaver
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Max
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McConnell
Mr. and Mrs. Mark McHone
Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mitchell II
Miss Davida Mosley
Dr. and Mrs. Scott Nix
Mr. Henry Oberson and Ms. Rita Vig
Mr. Thomas O'Brien
Mr. and Ms. Richard Perez
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Parker
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Patrick III
Mr. and Mrs. Quint Powell
Mr. Paul Rasche
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rasche
Mr. Bill Rellar
Mr. and Mrs. Tal Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rueter
Mr. Kevin and Dr. Rima Rusnak
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sandefur
Mr. and Mrs. John Schablein
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Shafer
Mrs. Christine Sikkema
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Simpson
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Snider
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Sorensen
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Spitzmiller
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stecher
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Stiglitz
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stofel
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stoll
Mr. Ben Stover and Ms. Kristy Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Stranko, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Summers
Mr. Jeff and Dr. Colleen Swayze
Dr. Yuan Tan
Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thacker II
Mr. Dan and Dr. Paula Thatcher
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Toole III
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Tran
Mr. Brian and Dr. Jodi Van Jura
Mr. and Ms. Matt Vickers
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagner
Mr. Chang Wang and Dr. Emily
Kang
Mr. Phil Wickler and Ms.
Michele Pfeiffer
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wilson
Dr. and Mrs. Paul Wojciechowski
Dr. Wole and Dr. Tolu Onadeko
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Woodside
Mr. and Mrs. Derek Yankoff
Mr. John Yates, Sr. and Mrs. CY Luo
Mr. Justin Zimmer 91

GIVE TO YOUR PASSION
FAITH &
SERVICE
Faith & Service are the heartbeat of CHCA, and each day brings new lessons in what it
means to follow Jesus’ example. We engage in God’s world, pray together, and live out our
faith through service to others each and every day. Your gift to one or more of the Faith &
Service Impact Funds strengthens our foundational opportunities for spiritual growth.
RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2021 - JUNE 30, 2022
GIVE TO YOUR PASSION: FAITH & SERVICE
2021-2022 DONORS
Dr. and Mrs. Yinka Aina
Mr. and Mrs. Stu Barrick III
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Blair
Dr. Wesley and Dr. Jana Braden
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Breech II
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Comstock
Mr. Matthew Connor
and Mrs. Amy Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ferrell
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Fox
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Gatzke
Dr. and Mrs. Nabil Ghabrial
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gockerman
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Mr. Andy and Dr. Fran Gregory
Ms. Elizabeth Guthrie
Mr. Abdul Hassan, Sr. and Mrs. Lwam
Kidane
Ms. Marie Hodges
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Hollaender III
Ms. Pat Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jones
Mr. Rick Keyes, Jr. and Mrs. Audrey
Duren Keyes ’95
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kincaid
Dr. Patrick and Mrs. Laura Knight
Mr. Alex Kruglov and Dr. Nadya
Rashkovetskaya
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Maddux
Mr. and Ms. Mike Marek
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Mengler
Dr. Andy and Dr. Heather Plum
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sandefur
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Santa
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sasse
Pastor and Mrs. Tim Senff
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sivak
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stofel
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Summers
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vanderkolk
Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Wilson, Sr.

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AFTER PROM
DONORS 2022
RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2021 - JUNE 30, 2022
Dr. and Mrs. Jody Ames
Ms. Kelem Barkie
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Bass
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Boeckerman
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Breech II
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Carter
Mr. Matthew Connor and
Mrs. Amy Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Digger Daley
Mr. Leon Davidovich and
Mrs. Katia Zhestkova
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Doan II
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doepker, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Ehlers
Dr. Michel Ghastine and
Dr. Ghada Khalife
Mr. and Mrs. David Goodwin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harville, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Helwig
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hon
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Hook
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Huffstetler
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jordan
Mr. Rick Keyes, Jr. and Mrs. Audrey
Duren Keyes ’95
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kuhlman
Mr. and Mrs. Heath Laudick
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Legault
Mr. and Mrs. Wen Li
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mallaley
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Matsey
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Max
Mr. and Mrs. Derek McNutt
Mr. and Mrs. Jason McSwain
Mr. and Mrs. Doug McWhinnie
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Metzler
Ms. Julie Millette
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Mitchell II
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moran
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mullert
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Murphy
Dr. and Mrs. Dean Nicholas
Dr. and Mrs. Scott Nix
Mr. Henry Oberson and Ms. Rita Vig
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O'Connell
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ooten, Jr.
Mr. Greg Panos and Ms. Janine
Eldredge-Panos
Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pfister
Dr. Andy and Dr. Heather Plum
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Randle
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rempe
Mr. and Mrs. Tal Richards
Dr. and Mrs. Brian Rottinghaus
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Sauer
Mr. and Mrs. Jude Schramm
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Schrantz
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Schwan
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Shafer
Mr. and Mrs. David Siegel
Mrs. Christine Sikkema
Dr. Jonathan Snyder ’98 and Mrs.
Jessica Martin Snyder ’98
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stokes
Dr. Jeff and Dr. Lori Stotz
Mr. Jeff and Dr. Colleen Swayze
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sweeney
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Vanderwoude
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Vibberts
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Woodside
MATCHING COMPANY GIFTS
Apple
Fifth Third Bank
General Electric
GlaxoSmithKline
Honeywell International
Johnson & Johnson
Microsoft
Nike
Northwestern Mutual
Pepsico
RealPage, Inc.
S&P Global
US Bancorp
Ethicon
GIFTS FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES
Cool Family Teacher
Appreciation Award
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cool
International Student Program
Operations
Mr. Bill Schott
Light the Way
McSwain Carpets and Floors
Megen Construction
(Mr. and Mrs. Evans Nwankwo)
The Mary Beshear Scholarship
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beshear ’97
Neyer Chrisian Leadership Award
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Neyer
North Campus Tuition Relief
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Conway
Rasche Family Student Support
Scholarship
Mr. Paul Rasche
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rasche
Schott International Student
Scholarship
Mr. Bill Schott
Take Flight Program
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lindner III
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GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
RECOGNIZING GIFTS RECEIVED JULY 1, 2021 - JUNE 30, 2022
In Memory of:
Kevin Brouilette
by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jaloszynski
In Memory of:
John Brunicardi
by Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Northup
In Memory of:
Robert E. Dalsing, Sr.
by Ms. Robyn Bradley
In Memory of:
Jacquelyn H. Ellis
by Ms. Sheri Ellis
In Memory of:
Della Enns
by Mrs. Robin Albus
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baxter
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Beatty
Ms. Sandy Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Carpenter
CHCA SOS
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Droege
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Duren
Mr. Geoff Gilliand
Madelynn Glenn ’24
Mrs. Ruth Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindner
Mr. and Mrs. John Macy
Mrs. Cammie Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Packer
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Patrick III
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Phelps, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Price
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sasse
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Summers
Dr. Yuan Tan
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Williams
In Memory of:
Robert Gardner
by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Zhu
In Memory of:
Jonathan Jackson
by Mr. and Mrs. Chris Milligan
In Memory of:
Lloyd, Carolyn and Scott
by Ms. Marie Hodges
In Memory of:
Lisa Paris
by Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Patrick III
Mr. Jon Paris
In Memory of:
Sarra Pugachevskaya
by Mr. Alex Kruglov and
Dr. Nadya Rashkovetskaya
In Memory of:
Alan Smith
by Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dutro, Jr.
If you have lost a loved one, please let
us know and we will join you in prayer.
Email Paige Tomlin: paige.tomlin@
chca-oh.org or Jen Sasse:
jennifer.sasse@chca.oh.org.
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GIFTS IN HONOR OF
In Honor of:
Grayson Arnold ’22
by Mrs. and Mrs. Kent Arnold
In Honor of:
Sophia Berg ’37
by Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Garland
In Honor of:
Bennett Beucler ’30
by Mrs. Diane True
In Honor of:
Luke Bonner ’34
by Mr. Gregory Bonner
In Honor of:
Mackenzie Carnes ’21
by Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carnes
In Honor of:
Matthew Carroll ’15
by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carroll
In Honor of:
Ruthie ’35 & Joshua ’32 Clark
by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blanke
In Honor of:
Justin Corwin
by Mr. Brad Purnhagen and
Mrs. Casey Sutherly
Purnhagen ’00
In Honor of:
Marlana Doepker ’24
by Mr. Wendell Vaughn
In Honor of:
Mike Ellison
by Mr. and Mrs. Matt Ellison ’11
In Honor of:
Adele Enns ’17
by Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Summers
In Honor of:
Brian Fey ’96
by Mr. Tom Fey
In Honor of:
Christine Hansford
by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindner
In Honor of:
Hannah ’27 & Ezekiel ’27
Hendrix's Great Grandparents
by Mr. and Mrs. Justin Hendrix
In Honor of:
Madeleine ’28 Herriott
by Dr. Kathleen Verderber
In Honor of:
Ava ’23 and Lila ’26 Hoffman
by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoffman
In Honor of:
Jonathan Jackson
by Dr. and Mrs. Yinka Aina
In Honor of:
Kyndall ’28 & Logan ’28 Jones
by Mr. and Mrs. Marty Jones
In Honor of:
Milton Kantor
by Victory Wholesale Grocers
In Honor of:
Audrey Keyes ’95
by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Duren
In Honor of:
Sofia ’31, Allie ’33, & Hannah ’35
Kovacs
by Mr. and Ms. Paul Hrivnak
Mr. Terry Williams
In Honor of:
The Carl H. Lindner Family
by Keating Muething & Klekamp
In Honor of:
Kt Kincaid
by Mr. Robert Calabrese
CHCA SOS
Mr. and Mrs. Ric Hordinski
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kincaid
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Loeffler
Mr. Kevin Malof
Momma B's Bible Study
Mr. and Mrs. James Phelps
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Renneker
Mr. Brian Robertson
Mrs. Christine Sikkema
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilkowski
In Honor of:
Andrew Parrish ’24
by Mr. Lee Parrish
In Honor of:
Natalie Pfister
by Mr. and Mrs. Randy Brunk
Ms. Azu Hernandez ’20
In Honor of:
Victoria Rezman ’21
by Mr. and Mrs. Mike Rezman
In Honor of:
Doc Savage
by Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinson
In Honor of:
Luke Sikkema ’22
by Mrs. Christine Sikkema
In Honor of:
Drew ’15, Devin ’17, & DJ ’19 Taylor
by Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor, Sr.
In Honor of:
Ally Wallace ’15
by Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wallace
In Honor of:
Ally ’15 and Mike Wallace
by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wallace ’10
In Honor of:
Mike Wallace
by Ms. Ally Wallace ’15
In Honor of:
Marcia Sue Wilkowski
by Mr. Jerome Wilkowski
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Since CHCA’s earliest days, our engaged
and abundantly generous community has
fueled the mission of CHCA, enabling our
students to flourish academically, spiritually,
and socially. Preparing our students for lives
of kingdom impact and influence, the reach
of CHCA’s mission spans across our city,
throughout the country, and around
the world.
ADVANCING THE MISSION
Step into CHCA and you will discover an
extraordinary, Christ-centered education
unlike any within the city, where our
students have countless opportunities to
CHOOSE MORE. Here they find their place,
pursue their gifts, strengthen their faith,
and make an impact on our world. And the
outcome? Our students realize they can
BE MORE.
CHCA Advancement Office
Beshear Family Welcome Center
8283 East Kemper Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45249
www.chca-oh.org
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In the same way, let your light shine before
others, that they may see your good deeds
and glorify your Father in heaven.
- Matthew 5:16
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8283 East Kemper Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45249