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Passport Contents This Passport Is Issued by Auxano Advisors, Investment Management Passport Contents This Passport is Issued by Auxano Advisors, Investment Management Welcome Letter From the Headmaster 2 Trip Itinerary 3 Evening Menu 4 Explanation of Games & Special Programs 4 Auction Committee, Table Captains, Table Hosts, Board of Directors 6 Parent & Staff Volunteers, Student Volunteers 7 Auction Rules & School Vacation Dates 8 Guild Mortgage Dessert Dash List 10 Auctioneer Bio 11 Advertisers & Corporate Sponsors 11 Class Project Auction: Descriptions & Value 19 Live Auctions: Bellevue Rare Coins “Heads or Tails” Cash Jackpot 23 Greenridge Landscape Golden Ticket 24 Specialty Eye Care “Wanderlust” Live Auction 25 Gift Card Frenzy 42 Emmanuel Church Sponsored Fund-A-Student 55 Lund Orthodontics Raffle Baskets 64 Donors 65 Wish List 74 1 Welcome from the Headmaster Whether it’s old signs, baseball cards, furniture, toys, even cereal boxes, I love all things vintage. Truthfully, our house would likely resemble a forlorn junk store without the necessary and mitigating oversight of my wife. Vintage anything connotes images of nostalgia, a stroll back to the way things used to be. Better? Not necessarily, but we all love to peer into the annals of time and reflect, ponder, and contemplate. Vintage Veritas not only has an alliterative ring to it, but communicates something more meaningful. Veritas is a Latin word meaning “truth.” The pursuit of truth has been the fancy of poets, philosophers, and theologians. In John 18, where we read of the arrest of Jesus and His subsequent interrogation by the governor, Jesus boldly declares His purpose for coming into the world – to bear witness to the truth. Pilate asks, “What is truth?” While the text doesn’t indicate Pilate sought an answer from Jesus, he did then declare, “I find no guilt in this man.” As we reflect on the truth of Scripture, the embodiment of truth is indeed found in a person: our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. As a classical, Christian school, we seek to cultivate in our students timeless truths that transcend the social, political, and cultural boundaries of our age. On behalf of our Board, faculty, staff, and students, thank you for your participation in our annual benefit auction. Your support is directed specifically toward need-based financial aid. We all benefit by ensuring that Providence is financially accessible to a wide group of families, and financial aid maximizes this effort. Our fabulous auction team – Cory Marshall, Stacey Sykes, and Shannon Wilson, among others – have prepared a wonderful and entertaining evening. And we are excited again to welcome John Curley as our auctioneer. We appreciate all the folks who have contributed and made this evening possible. With gratitude, Ryan Evans, Headmaster 2 Trip Itinerary Feel free to come dressed in vintage travel garb, or your best semi-formal attire! 5:00 pm Registration Begins 5:00 - 7:20 pm Dunn Lumber’s “Voyage” Silent Auction SportClips’ “Excursion” Super Silent Auction “Wayfare” Class Project Silent Auction Quantivate Gift Card Grab Telegrams Printing Plus Wine Pull 7:00 pm Dinner & Entertainment The Inglewood Golf Club Jazz Music 7:30 - 9:30 pm Specialty Eye Care Group “Wanderlust” Live Event Greenridge Landscape Golden Ticket Bellevue Rare Coins Heads or Tails Cash Jackpot Guild Mortgage Dessert Dash Gift Card Frenzy Emmanuel Church Sponsored Fund-A-Student Lund Orthodontics Raffle Baskets Auctioneer: John Curley -- Radio Personality, Celebrity Auctioneer Master of Ceremonies: Joseph Backholm, Providence Parent 3 Evening Menu ~ Passed Appetizers ~ 1. Spicy Cajun Chicken and Sausage Skewers 2. Herb and Goat Cheese Tartelette with Fig Jam 3. Mini Crab Cakes with Citrus Aioli ~ Starter Salad ~ Bacon and Spinach Salad - baby spinach tossed with a caramelized onion-dijon dressing, then topped with crispy bacon, bleu cheese, house-pickled red onions and charred grape tomatoes ~ Menu Options ~ Bacon Wrapped Filet Mignon with Veal Demi-Glacé on top of Creamy Parmesan Risotto served with Roasted Asparagus Pancetta and Gruyere Stuffed Chicken Breast served with Scalloped Potato Stacks and Roasted Brussels Sprouts Halibut Fillet topped with Dungeness Crab Meat and Lobster Cream Sauce served with Wild Rice Pilaf and Sautéed Green Beans Vegetarian Napoleon - Seasonal Grilled Vegetables Stacked with Breaded and Fried Goat Cheese Rounds served on top of Creamy Risotto Explanation of Games & Special Programs Greenridge Landscape “Golden Ticket” The Auction Committee is offering a raffle for the Grand Prize of one Live Auction item of the winner’s choice. Only 50 tickets will be sold beginning at 5:00 when registration opens. The winner will be drawn prior to the Live Auction. You must be present to win! The cost for a Greenridge “Golden Ticket” is $100. Prize ~ Your Choice of Any Live Auction Item or $1000 of Tuition Credit!!! Quantivate Gift Card Grab Telegrams Secondary students will be selling vintage treasure-laden envelopes throughout the evening for $25 apiece. Each envelope contains a gift card valued between $15 and $50. You may take your envelope with you as soon as you choose it. 4 Bellevue Rare Coins “Heads or Tails” Cash Jackpot Just before the Live Auction you will have the opportunity to participate in the Heads or Tails game. The prize will be a special Cash Jackpot Bid Card, with the monetary winnings preloaded on it. The winner will receive 50% of the amount paid into the game, up to $1,000, to bid with tonight! Just raise your bid card and go on a spending spree. Be sure to listen for details throughout the evening. The fun of playing is worth the $10 price, but the prize certainly sweetens the deal! Here’s how you play—just give your bidder number to the secondary students walking around with the game clipboard or pay to play on your mobile device. During the game you will place your hands on your head or your tail. The emcee will flip a coin. If it is heads, all with their hands on their heads will remain standing, and vice versa. This continues until the last one is standing. The prize is valued at $1,000! The cost to play is $10. Please note, no cash will be paid out, this is for auction scrip to be spent tonight on Live Auction items. Printing Plus “Wine Pull” Try your hand at this traditional carnival style game. For $15 you will be given the opportunity to select a numbered bag and “pull” the wine from it. Whichever bottle you pull, you keep. The values range from $5-$75 and everyone wins! In order to open it tonight there is a corkage fee, so we ask that you please take your wine home and enjoy it another evening. Emmanuel Church Sponsored “Fund-A-Student” During the Live Auction the emcee will announce that it is time for the Fund- A-Student portion of the evening. This is your chance to help Providence raise money for tuition for students that otherwise may not be able to attend the school. Fund-A-Student bid increments will be $5,000, $2,500, $1,000, $500, $250, $100, $50, and $25. Thank you in advance for donating to our financial aid fund! Lund Orthodontics Raffle Baskets This is a new “game” for 2018! We have put together about a dozen unique and valuable themed baskets for this game. You can buy in for $10 per ticket, or $50 for 10. Then, place your tickets in the bins in front of the baskets you want to win and we’ll draw a winner before the end of the night. You must be present to win. Winners will be announced at the end of the Live Auction! 5 Auction Committee Cory Marshall, Auction Chair Stacey Sykes, Auction Assistant Shannon Wilson, Administrative Coordinator Ron & Sheri Johnson, Store Chairs Samantha Ness, Catering Chair Aziel Evangelista, Mobile Bidding Chair Michelle Olson, Registration Coordinator & Sponsorship Chair Mattie Butaud, Slide Show & Media Producer Bonnie Butaud, Program Coordinator Melinda Lipsey, Graphic Design Chair Ranae Biggerstaff, Procurement Chair Martha Wessel, Procurement Committee Jentry Day, Procurement Committee Trina Nursalim, Procurement Committee Angie Graham, Procurement Committee Cara Gross, Procurement Committee Julee Tibbetts, Procurement Committee Table Captains Table Hosts Chris & Mary Jean Butaud Joseph & Brook Backholm Gordon & Kitty England Carter & Eleya Butaud Ryan & Maely Evans Erik & Kathy Day Brandon & Cara Gross Joe & Jentry Day Dave & Kim Hatcher Darrin & Jonie French Gregg & Alice Kniss John & Angie Graham Ben & Cory Marshall Edward & Christina Jenkins Glen & Samantha Ness Jerry & Jennie Owen Gabe & Leslie Poole Mark & Lisa Sandeno Chris & Kristina Shaffer Chris & Stacey Sykes Adam & Shannon Wilson Simon & Sarah Mould Dave Hatcher, ChairmanBoard Members Rustin Haft, Vice-Chairman Chris Shaffer, Secretary Gabe Poole, Treasurer Chris Butaud Glen Ness 6 Mark Sandeno Parents, Staff, & Community Volunteers Alice Arneson Jeremy & Kim Knudsen Julia Badillo Eveline Kurniawan Jason Bontrager Julie Letsche Beau Butaud Justin & Rebecca Lohman Mary Jean Butaud Anita Lyshol Laura Brokaw Jeanette Mabry-Crissman Ben Brooks Ben Marshall Sandy Brooks Meagan McPhetridge Marjolein Deu Selam Mebrahtu-Tewolde Cecilia Dellamore Lauren Wasson-Nguyen Maely Evans Marilyn Ordonez Jonie French Chris & Cynthia Plante Stacee Grant Leslie Poole Annette Green Graham & Katie Reeve Elaine Haft Mark Sandeno Shavonne Hall Liz Smith Abi Harbani K-Y Su Kim Hatcher Marissa Taylor Robin Hilt Deana Thayer Audra Hwaung Adam Walter Edward & Christina Jenkins Andrew & Amber Weiseth Eric & Anita Johnson Jen Willett Brennen & Lydia Jorgensen Adam Wilson Sheryl Jump Mariah Wilson David Kading Christy Wu Casey Kaufman Brian & Kaitlin Young Please forgive me if I failed to mention you by name. Thank you to all who procured or donated items for our auction. We appreciate the support you have given to Providence. Secondary Student Volunteers Juniors: George Mould Justin Hatcher John Baron Stephen Plante Olivia Hatcher Samry Besrat Michael Howard Jade Dellamore Seniors: Molly Jorgensen Cienna Dumaoal Jeannine Brokaw Dane Kowalick Bradley Johnson Landon Butaud Lindsey Litalien Abbey Langub Holly Evans Caleb Pineda Madi Marshall Katie French 7 Auction Rules Silent Auction Mobile Bidding All silent auction descriptions, with images, can be found using the Text2Bid mobile bidding platform.
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