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Fall 2017 LINCOLN LUTHERAN 2016-2017 ANNUAL REPORT Warrior fall 2017 LINCOLNN LUTHERANe 2016-2017w sANNUAL REPORT Dear Warrior Family and Friends, THANK you for your support and prayers through the past school year. Thank you for sending your children to Lincoln Lutheran and thank you for your generous support through volunteering and financial support. The last year saw an increase in the number of students, many hours of volunteering that allowed events to happen, and a very successful year of financial support. A few of the successes during the past year: • Large attendance for Grandparent’s Day • Successful and fun golf tournament • Over 800 in attendence for all Lutheran School chapel during National Lutheran Schools Week • Large attendance and financial support through the annual Gala • Great start to the Now Through Eternity campaign resulting in: o Growth in scholarship endowments o Additional debt reduction o Tuition increase for 2017-18 is the lowest since 2001 o Construction of a multi-use building will begin in September 2017 The one question that I am frequently asked is “How can you ask people for money?” To tell you the truth it is not hard at all when you believe in the product you are “selling”. I believe in Lincoln Lutheran and the Christ-centered education received by students. My job is to “plant the seed” by telling the story and the Holy Spirit does the work in the hearts of people that hear the story and experience Lincoln Lutheran. My prayer for this next school year is to meet more of the special people that make Lincoln Lutheran what it is today and together we can continue to make a difference in the lives of young men and women, Today, Tomorrow, and Forever. Trusting in Christ, Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him and He will make your Lloyd W. Wagnitz paths straight.” – Proverbs 3:5-6 Director of Ministry Advancement Our Mission Equip young people to be faithful disciples of Jesus Christ by providing an excellent, Christ-centered education. fundraising results Thank you to all of our generous donors who supported the Lincoln Lutheran ministry in 2016-2017, raising a total of $947,728. Our ministry would not exist without your generosity. This year’s fundraising highlights include: Lutheran Education Foundation Lincoln Lutheran Campaign (raised $690,272) Activities ($42,914) Annual Gala (raised $96,520) Thrivent Choice & SCRIP ($17,788) Scholarships (raised $40,946) Other ($19,794) General (raised $15,139) Warrior Classic Golf (raised $24,355) Tournament solicitations Activities Campaign Annual Gala Scholarships Thrivent Choice & SCRIP Foundation General Warrior Classic Golf Tournament Other llsa operational budget Lincoln Lutheran Middle/High School receives no money from local, state or federal taxes. Lincoln Lutheran relies on tuition income, congregational support and annual contributions to meet operating expenses. Tuition and fees cover approximately 60% of the cost to educate a student at Lincoln Lutheran. Association Churches provide an additional 28% through assessments and tuition support. Each year we rely on charitable giving to bridge the gap between revenue and expenses. In 2016-17, $213,788 was raised to directly support operations. The additional dollars given by the friends of our ministry (represented on previous page) went to support special needs and projects throughout the school. revenue Congregational Support: $760,442 Tuition: $1,768,066 Fund Development: $213,788 Other: $94,481 expenses Payroll: $2,079,293 Professional Expenses: $133,850 Professional Development: $16,510 Operations: $385,398 Debt Service: $223,673 Planned Giving Have you made plans for what happens with your children and assests after you leave this earth to be with your Creator? What will your legacy be? As difficult as it might be to talk about, it is something that everyone should do. If your children are young, you should have a plan in place to provide for their care. Plans are also needed to distribute your assests in a way that saves taxes and makes the biggest “impact” possible. Scott Ernstmeyer or Lloyd Wagnitz can assist you through the planning process. We can walk you through the Lifetime Plan for Giving process to discover how God has specifically gifted you with a heart of generosity. At the conclusion of the process your personal information will be ready to present to legal counsel for completion of your estate plan. There are a variety of methods to make planned gifts that vary from simple to complex such as Wills, Life Insurance, Retirement plans, start an Endowment, and Trusts. Contact us at 402-467-5404 for more information on the Legacy Society or Lifetime Plan for Giving. Legacy Society The Legacy Society is an honorary group with a passion for Christian education that provides a means by which the Lutheran Education Foundation can say “thank you” during life, for generous intentions and plans established now that are not likely to materialize during a person’s earthly sojourn. Those who have chosen to be recognized have done so for the purpose of encouraging others to discover their legacy of generosity. The Legacy Society grew by 8 members in 2016-2017 2 - Anonymous members *Arnim and Florence Kumm Kevin and Julie Bachman Kenneth and Barbara Leymaster Clarence and *Loretta Bangert *Wayne and Wanda Lillich *Dennis Bartels *Donald and Lawana Lohrberg *Hattie Bartels *Richard Middendorf *Ray Becker *Alvin Norden *Beulah Bedke *Margaret Paschold Dennis and Joan Brink Robert and Karen Ravenscroft Mark and Kathie Divine *Ivadelle Repschlaeger *Barbara Endorf Chris and Angie Schaedel *Dennis Engelbart Robert and Wini Schaedel *Deverne and Ruth Ernstmeyer Allan and Sandy Schmidt Scott (’89) and Sara Ernstmeyer Dale and Florence Schmidt Mark and Sara (’83) Fahleson Nathan and Sarah Schmidt *Marie Francis *Mary Schudel *Lilly Frost Paul Schudel Don and Carmen Grant *Henry and Josephine Schwalm *Gloria Hankel Mike and Susan Staab *Dan and Marj Heibel *Gladys Stinson Tom and Denise (’73) Hertzel Steve and June Taege Gwendell Hohensee Lloyd and Susan Wagnitz Mark and Debra Kisker Kent and Sue Weishahn Neal and Patricia Koch Randy and Charlene Wilcox *Members called home to be with their Lord (class year of LL Alumni) Welcome our new teachers and staff! Mrs. Jennifer Duitsman - High School English and Journalism Jen graduated from Concordia - Nebraska in 1999 and from there went to teach for two years at Lutheran High of Greater Minneapolis. When Lincoln Lutheran offered a call back to Nebraska in 2001, her husband Tim and Jen were excited to accept and move back home where their families are. After their oldest son Josh was born, Jen decided to stay home with him and during that time their second son, Jacob, was born. While Jen was home with the boys she enjoyed teaching part-time for Orange Lutheran Online. Once both of their children were in school, Jen was ready to get back in the classroom full-time. She accepted a position at Waverly High School where she has been teaching for the last eight years. She will be teaching high school English & Journalism at LL. Jen says “I am incredibly thankful to be back at Lincoln Lutheran and am looking forward to a great school year!” Mrs. Cynthia Troyer - High School Math Cindy graduated from UNL and taught at Lincoln Southeast for two years before moving to the Omaha area. She taught at Ralston High School for almost 20 years before leaving to work with her husband at their family business. After her husband passed away, Cindy went to Concordia-Nebraska to take classes to get a Lutheran Teaching Diploma and a Theology endorsement. In between classes at Concordia, she taught for a year at Buena Vista Concordia International School in Shenzhen, China and at the Lutheran boarding school in Tisovec, Slovakia for a semester before finally graduating from Concordia in December, 2016. Cindy has a daughter and son who are both married and have blessed her with five adorable grandchildren ages six months to seven years. She will be teaching high school Pre-Calculus and Algebra I. Mrs. Melissa Buss - Administrative Assistant Melissa and her husband Alan, started their marriage as family teachers in Boys Town for five years. While there, they had two children, Payton and Marriah. Payton is a Junior this year and is heading to Brazil for exchange with Rotary. He will graduate from Lincoln Lutheran next year. Marriah is a Sophomore this year and is loving the positiveness of Lincoln Lutheran. After Boys Town they moved to Gothenburg where Alan started with Union Pacific Railroad and they had their youngest son Luke. Luke is a 7th grader and loves the atmosphere at Lincoln Lutheran. While in Gothenburg Melissa substituted teacher and was a Middle School Head coach for Volleyball, Basketball and assisted Coach in track; She transferred her coaching to Cozad where she became assistant varsity coach in Volleyball and Basketball. They moved to Beatrice three years ago to be closer to Alan’s family in Sterling and for Melissa to become head Volleyball coach at BHS. They decided as a family to be in a Christian atmosphere and moved to Lincoln to enroll Payton, Marriah, and Luke in Lincoln Lutheran. Years of Service in the Ministry At graduation in May 2017, the following faculty and staff members were recognized: Dustin Phillips - 5 years of service in Education Kristin Bennett - 5 years of service to the Church and Lincoln Lutheran Bambi Schmid - 5 years of service to the Church and Lincoln Lutheran Debra Pearson - 5 years of service to the Church and Lincoln Lutheran Scott Ernstmeyer - 20 years of service to the Church and Lincoln Lutheran Julie Frederick - 30 years of service in Education Lincoln Lutheran and Lutheran Education Foundation Leimbach, Jason and Stacy gratefully acknowledges gifts received July 1, 2016 Leising, Donald through June 30, 2017.
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