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As California Baptist University develops its broad In Athletics, we celebrated another championship spectrum of schools and programs, we face exciting year in aquatic sports. Both the men’s and women’s new opportunities with increasing frequency. One swimming and diving teams captured national titles. notable example is the arrival of Joni Eareckson Tada In addition the women’s and men’s water polo teams on campus to bless our graduates with an inspiring, won the inaugural Collegiate Water Polo Association/ entertaining and evangelical message at the May 2 NAIA National Invitational Tournaments, bringing our commencement ceremony. Mrs. Tada’s advocacy total of title championship teams to 18. organization, Joni and Friends, also partnered recently with CBU’s Disability Studies Institute to provide seed As the University’s history lengthens and our funding for research related to disability and society’s community expands, we more often face the loss treatment of the disabled (see article, p. 20). of family members (p. 5). We recently lost Wayland Marler, beloved history professor, after he suffered Another visit brought out crowds in March as a stroke. Professor Marler animated the facts and filmmaker Ben Stein spent time on campus with characters of history – particularly in the areas of students and faculty during a pre-release screening World War II and the Holocaust – for generations of of Stein’s filmExpelled (see article, p. 24). students during more than four decades of service and we feel the loss deeply. Our Board of Visitors business advisory council held its spring luncheon in March (p. 25). BOV members Underlying the growth, the opportunity, and the Mark Hawkins and George Reyes joined Greater talented people of CBU are the hundreds of people Riverside Chambers of Commerce CEO Cindy Roth in and organizations whose names are listed in the a panel discussion, urging the business and education annual Honor Roll of Donors (p. 29). CBU owes a communities to continue forging partnerships for great debt of gratitude to each of them. The need the shaping of our region. The Board of Visitors is for resources grows in tandem with the growth of instrumental in helping CBU strengthen those types enrollment and the campus. Those who understand of partnerships, while the University is preparing that need are joining us in the adventure of opportunity individuals who will become an integral part of the that you see briefly chronicled in these pages. Thank professional community. you and may the Lord continue to bless!
Ronald L. Ellis, Ph.D. President
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D. Wayland Marler loved history, children, his students Students and friends could “check out” books from and the Lord. Professor Marler died unexpectedly on April Professor Marler’s personal library, and he often shared 12, following his partial rehabilitation from a stroke in his natural generosity by giving books away as well. January and a more recent carotid artery surgery. With his death, the University lost a colleague, mentor, advocate, Paul Huard, who teaches social studies and economics and beloved friend. in the Ashland Unified School District, recently credited Professor Marler with his own love of learning and eventual The erudite professor of history was known for a memory pursuit of a teaching career. for details that made him a veritable “walking history book.” Professor Marler’s own walk led him through some “His lectures, peppered with inimitable observations and of history’s most chilling landscapes. As a teenager, he mordant humor, remain some of my fondest memories. wandered through the abandoned yards of the Dachau His methods in seminar constantly spurred me to look concentration camp. This experience, among others, beyond the obvious answer and to place my understanding ultimately transformed a somewhat casual interest in the of history fully within the scope of human events, not past into a disciplined study that led to a graduate degree just the narrow confines of chronology,” Huard, a 1983 in history and a 41-year teaching career at California Baptist graduate of CBU, said. University. Professor Marler also was held in immeasurable, almost Professor Marler also studied theology at The Southern palpable, respect by his colleagues. Baptist Theological Seminary. He was a member of Lincoln Avenue Baptist Church of Orange. “I do not possess adequate words to express the affection and respect I had for Wayland Marler,” said Dr. Gary Collins, During his tenure at CBU, he helped establish the associate dean of the CBU School of Behavioral Sciences. Humanities Division and the Integrated Humanities course. Dr. Collins and Professor Marler started their teaching He founded the “Nie Wieder” collection of Holocaust careers at CBU within months of one another in 1966. related materials in the Annie Gabriel Library through an initial donation from his own library. Professor Marler died at age 71. He is survived by his son, Christian, and by his sister, Delphia Anderson. Donations Professor Marler read three to five books a week, and had, honoring Wayland Marler may be made to the Wayland in his own words, “amassed” a collection of books that Marler Scholarship at California Baptist University. Contact literally took over his office, his home, and his garage. Cynthia Wright in Institutional Advancement at CBU: [email protected] or 951-343-4343. cbunews Jneu 2 0 0 8
Honors students, Faculty “Fiddler on the Roof” brings down of the Year named at annual the house – in a good way Convocation ceremonies Jeff Lewis, assistant professor of Intercultural Studies at CBU, was named Faculty Member of the Year at the annual Honors Convocation ceremony on April 9. The Min Sung Kim International Award was presented to Verania Willis of Costa Rica, who graduated in May with honors with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. Willis is a GSAC Scholar, a Who’s Who honoree and was CBU’s first NAIA Volleyball Player of the Year.
Numerous other awards were presented for outstanding academics and leadership. Matthew Leonard, a double-major in Philosophy and Applied Theology, swept the student awards with three achievements. Leonard received top academic honors within the School of Christian Ministries, was named the “outstanding senior” award for his graduating class of 2008, and won the President’s Award for Excellence in Writing.
Chad Collins as Tevye engages in “fourth wall” conversations with the audience and God during CBU Theater Arts’ production of “Fiddler on the Roof”.
Sold out performances at the close of a two-week run brought CBU Theater Art’s performance of “Fiddler on the Roof” to an encore performance on Monday, April 7. Crowd-pleasing tempos kept play-goers humming to the famous Broadway musical tunes, while Chad Collins delighted audience members with his portrayal of the lovable patriarch, Tevye. Jeff Lewis is named Faculty Member of the Year at CBU’s 2008 Honors Convocation on April 9. The play’s scenes take place in the Jewish village of Anatevka in Tsarist Russia in 1905 and center on the character of Tevye, a poor milkman, and his daughters’ marriages. Tevye speaks and sings not only of the difficulties of being poor but also of the Jewish community’s constant fear of harassment from their non-Jewish neighbors. Tevye breaks the theater’s “fourth wall” by talking at times directly to the audience or to God for the audience’s benefit. Older audience members recalled the 1971 film portrayal of the Tevye character made famous by Chaim Topol, a renowned Israeli theatrical and film performer.
The “Fiddler” performances featured nearly 60 performers and a 12-member orchestra from CBU’s Collinsworth School of Music. Krista Jo Miller directed the production at the close Verania Wills accepts the 2008 Min Sung Kim of her first year as assistant professor of Communications and International Award from Anthony Lammons, dean Director of Theater. Dr. Philip Miller, associate professor of of Students at CBU. Music, served as music director for the folk musical.
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2008 CBU Student Film Job Fair matches CBU students Competition showcases with prospective employers talent CBU’s Career Services staff hosted a Job Fair on March “The REEL CBU” student film competition brought 10, giving CBU undergraduate and graduate students the talented students together for the second year opportunity to meet with prospective employers and to learn to create their views of student life at CBU. The more about job occupations and opportunities. More than competition was sponsored by the Associated 40 employers representing public, private, military, for-profit Students of California Baptist University (ASCBU) and non-profit organizations staffed booths that encircled in conjunction with the CBU Marketing and the basketball court in CBU’s Van Dyne Gym. The event drew Communication division. about 200 CBU students interested in getting a head start on their careers. Paden Burger, a theater arts major, directed and starred in the winning entry, “False Advertising.” Two second place awards were given: Andre Grandmain’s “Perfect Strangers” knocked out the competition for the “Best Use of Creativity” award and Luke Womack’s “Father of Mine” earned “Best Portrayal of Theme” for its wry look at life in a wing of the men’s dorm at CBU. An Honorable Mention was awarded to Andrew Kasten for his self-directed, one-man send up of situations and characters at CBU by answering the question “What Do You Think of CBU?”
Paden Burger accepts “Best of Show” award from La Keishia Childers, outgoing ASCBU president.
Seek Week features Baucham on relationships Voddie Baucham, a well-known Christian author and Pastor of Preaching at Grace Family Baptist Church in Spring, Texas, talked with CBU students about biblical manhood and womanhood as the featured speaker during Seek Week on March 5 – 7. Baucham spoke at the Wednesday and Friday chapel services, and at a special chapel meeting on Thursday, challenging students to “live to higher standards” when looking for a potential relationship. Baucham also encouraged students to strive to put Voddie Baucham urges CBU students to a higher calling, and God first. “higher standards” in relationships, as featured speaker during Spring 2008 Seek Week. mind, body and [spirit]...
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“They gave each other a pledge, unheard of…absurd! They gave each other a pledge, unthinkable! Tradition!”
So sang Chad Collins, CBU sophomore, as he played the lead role of Teyve during CBU Theater Arts’ production of “Fiddler on the Roof” in April. The famous Broadway musical portrays the challenges to life’s balance, relationships and faith, with lovable patriarch Teyve leading theatergoers through a range of familiar songs and emotions as his Tsarist-era Russian Jewish family and villagers experience dramatic changes. In this scene, Teyve is protesting his oldest daughter Tzeitel’s desire to marry Motel, the Tailor, for love—breaking with the turn-of-the-century custom of arranged marriages. cbustudents J une 2 0 0 8
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ypically, our society conceives of engineers as my students to grasp that engineering is really a service to Tdry and socially challenged, more interested in society,” says Donaldson. “Engineering has a human face.” diving into a complex equation than a pepperoni Students may select projects based on a list from the School pizza with friends on a Friday night. Fictional of Engineering, or, if they prefer, develop their own with personalities, such as those popularized by the Donaldson’s approval. cartoon character Dilbert, help perpetuate this stereotype of the detached, inept engineer. But, That students have begun to “connect the dots” encourages talk to Anthony Donaldson, Ph.D., and some of Donaldson. It demonstrates that School of Engineering his students, and one begins to understand why students are developing the correct perspective when thinking stereotypes are dangerous. about their careers, he explained.
Donaldson leads the School of Engineering at “I tell students that we are not here to ‘make’ them engineers, California Baptist University. Affectionately dubbed but rather to help equip them for whatever God wants them to “Dr. D.” by his students, Donaldson directs an be,’” Donaldson said. undergraduate engineering program that blends hands-on projects, communication and analytical What happens when students connect the dots? They make skills with compassion and global awareness. connections with one another, form teams and engage in skills-based service projects throughout the local community Alongside two other engineering courses taken in the and the world. Read on to learn about several teams whose first semester, students must also take Engineering design projects are helping students fulfill their purpose…and Service, a course which requires involvement in make a difference in the world. service projects for at least one semester. “I want
Team: Team Mexico Team: Team asia Project: Building a safehouse for Project: Analysis leads to cooling jacket victims of abuse for amputee Sophomore Cassondra Conant opted to put Like his engineering classmate, Scott Rendel also lent together her own service opportunity, leading 12 of a hand across the miles, using his budding engineering her fellow engineering students on a building trip in prowess. Rendel, a sophomore engineering student with a Mexico this past November. global applications concentration, worked on a cooling jacket recommendation. Conant and her crew helped build a safehouse for 100 abused women and their children. While there, The cooling jacket project came to Rendel through a series of the group laid flooring, built staircases, constructed events. Dean Donaldson had previously met and befriended a cabinets, assembled furniture, and doled out missionary in Asia who had lost both arms. In addition to the numerous hugs to the fascinated group of children. obvious impact, the loss of the missionary’s upper limbs had resulted in his body’s inability to regulate his temperature. A The first-year engineering student drew a parallel proposed solution for the problem was a cooling jacket. between the Mexico trip and Jesus’ method of ministry. “When I look at Donaldson directed Rendel how Jesus ministered, I’m struck by and his team to select the best how he met people’s physical needs cooling jacket for this client’s first, and then gave the Word,” particular situation, based on a Conant said. “I figure I can use my semester-long research process. engineering talent to reach out to The group of four students pored people and use that as a means to over the data, analyzing such share the Good News.” aspects as how long the cooling safehouse cooling jacket
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agent would last once worn. Rendel and the team went the extra mile, contacting various jacket manufacturers to inquire about the rigor of product testing.
Team: Team Green - wind Project: Building a turbine-less wind generator model Helping those in their own backyard has kept mechanical engineering student Robert Maystrovich and a team habitat of fellow engineers-in-training busy. In cooperation with Popular Mechanics Innovator of the Year Shawn Frayne, this group of bright young men and women are Team: Team Green - Habitat replicating Frayne’s WindbeltTM technology in the hopes Project: Building the nation’s first LEED of taking it into the local schools. certified home
Frayne’s invention, called a turbine-less wind generator, Green technology was also the theme for yet another group represents the first in its class and has the potential to of engineering students who put green technology to work for provide electricity to some of the poorest places in the those less fortunate. Led by CBU Facilities and Planning staff world using nothing more than the wind as ‘fuel.’ member Peter “Rugg” Lehrbass, five engineering students partnered with the Riverside Habitat for Humanity to construct Maystrovich and other students in an engineering the first-ever Habitat home in the nation built to LEED* design class successfully recreated the alternative certification. Students helped install eco-friendly heating and device by constructing their own model. “This is cooling systems that entailed laying 1,700 linear feet of plastic really an amazing and inspiring mechanism Frayne tubing. While students witnessed engineering principles developed,” Maystrovich said. “The great part about up close, they also gained perspective. “The family showed Frayne’s invention is that it’s only patented here in the up while we were working that Saturday,” Lehrbass, who is U.S., but not in developing countries. I’d love to see its planning to enroll in the engineering program, said. “I believe application expanded.” their presence brought a certain reality to the situation for the students and helped them realize that we weren’t just doing Having completed the model, Dr. D and another this because it was fun or something to do on a Saturday.” engineering student, Alex Shorts, recently visited schools in the Riverside area in hopes of sparking *LEED, short for the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is a national green building rating system. interest among the engineers of tomorrow. “I’m excited to go out and show these kids the type of things possible through engineering,” Shorts said.
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Dr. Chris Morgan, professor of Dr. H Bruce Stokes, dean of the School of theology and associate dean of the Behavioral Sciences, has been active this year CBU School of Christian Ministries, in his continued study and participation in the recently completed several books. Messianic Jewish Movement. In September, “Faith Comes by Hearing” was he participated in the International Messianic released in early March. “James: Jewish Alliance Meeting in Jerusalem. In Wisdom for the Community,” was October, he was invited to participate in the published in Great Britain in April Chosen People’s Ministry-sponsored Borough and in the U.S. in May. Visit the Park Symposium in New York. In January, he following links to learn more: was a participant in the Hashivenu Forum www.ivpress.com/cgi-ivpress/book.pl/code=2590 held in Pasadena, CA and in February, he www.christianfocus.com/item/show/1152/ spoke at First Baptist Dallas to a group of members regarding the movement and the Southern Baptist Convention. Dr. Daniel Skubik, professor of Law, Ethics and Humanities at CBU, presented a series of films Dr. Alex Chediak, associate professor and lectures about the Holocaust of Engineering and a published author, during the Spring semester. contributed a published endorsement on amazon.com for the recently released book “Do Hard Things: A Teenage Rebellion Against Low Expectations,” at the request of the book’s publisher. Deron Walker, assistant professor in the Department of Modern Languages, presented a paper on Drs. Susan Studer, John Shoup and Betsy January 6, 2008, at the 6th Annual Morris (top to bottom) of the Metcalf School Hawaiian International Conference of Education at CBU made presentations on Education in Honolulu entitled at the American Educational Research “Forty Years of Contrastive Association Annual Conference in New Rhetoric Research Applied to York during the week of March 24-28, Students from East-Asia.” This 2008. Studer and Shoup presented their conference is an interdisciplinary research on “Has Anything Changed? The conference in education that hosts 50th Anniversary of Life Magazine’s ‘Crisis more than 1,250 participants in Education Series’”; Shoup and Studer from more than 40 countries. presented on “Emerging and Predictable Patterns of Educational Reform: Guidelines Sean Sullivan, chair of Kinesiology, for Complex Policy Planning”; and Morris had a recent article published in delivered material from her dissertation on “Student Perceptions on the Reduction the Journal of Youth Sports, V.3, N.2, Spring 2008 entitled, of Math Anxiety.” “Bigger, stronger, faster, younger: former athletes’ perceptions of performance enhancing drugs in sport.”
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south korea-gvcs Dr. Ronald L. Ellis (right), president of California Baptist University, signs an affiliation agreement with Rev. Jean Seok Nam, founding president of Global Vision Christian School located in Eumseong County, South Korea. The accord, signed March 12 in Riverside, establishes a “sister school” relationship between CBU and GVCS “to collaborate in cultivating Christian leaders for the expansion of God’s Kingdom.” Among the cooperative activities envisioned under the agreement are English language and culture experiences for students from the Korean school and teacher training and recruiting opportunities.
The African country of Rwanda celebrated its own “2020” vision recently with the selection of a dozen south korea-stu students who qualified to persue bachelor’s degrees at California Baptist University.
Dr. Jonathan Parker, provost at CBU, Anthony Lammons, dean of Students, and Dr. Dawn Ellen Jacobs, associate provost, were recently in Kigali, Rwanda, to participate in the selection event.
Dr. Ronald L. Ellis and Dr. Chang Kyun Mock, president of Seoul Theological University, sign a cooperative agreement May 9 in Riverside. The accord acknowledges the “twin legacies of academic excellence and tradition” at each institution and sets the stage for an academic partnership that may include the exchange of students, exchange of faculty, joint degree programs, and short-term summer programs. rwanda A dozen Rwandan students, all of whom speak English, will attend university at CBU in the fall of 2008. cbuathletics J une 2 0 0 8
2008 Men’s and Women’s swimming and diving naia national title champs... again! California Baptist University brought home a pair female counterpart Lindsey Cline won her first national title of red banners in swimming and diving after both by winning the one-meter board. Freshman Vicente Andrade the men’s and women’s teams captured the 2008 won both the 100 and 200 backstroke while Nicole Shipman national championships in March. The women’s team and Katelyn Butler won national titles in the 200 backstroke brought home its fourth straight national title and and 100 freestyle. the men’s team brought home its third straight. The Lancers combined for 41 All-American honors with 24 by The Lancers captured six individual national titles the women’s team and 17 from the men. CBU head coach Rick with three each from the men and women. Ben Rowland was also named the Men’s Coach of the Year. Wahlman won the three-meter board national title to earn his fifth national title overall while his
baseball goes to playoffs CBU completed its 2008 campaign with yet another playoff appearance, playing in its program-record fifth straight NAIA Region II Playoffs. The Lancers also finished 30-22 overall, their program-record third straight 30-win season. Senior Steve Goins became the program’s first-ever four-time All-Golden State Athletic Conference (GSAC) honoree, and four others were named Daktronics-NAIA Scholar- Athlete. The Lancers graduated 14 seniors, whose Steve average GPA was 3.21. Goins
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women’s water polo wins title softball... title champs CBU added another team to its championship roster for fifth straight year in April when the Lancers defeated Concordia, 13-6, The Lancers softball team won its fifth straight Golden State in the title game of the inaugural Collegiate Water Athletic Conference title. No other GSAC team has ever won Polo Association (CWPA)/NAIA Women’s Water Polo five in a row and only Vanguard has won five GSAC titles. CBU National Invitational at the Lancer Aquatic Center. set a school record for most wins in a regular season with 51, and captured its fourth straight NAIA Region II title on May 8. The Lancers Women’s Water Polo team (27-12) Pitcher Melanie Ahumada moved to 26-2 after leading CBU to became the sixth different program in school history the regional championship. to earn a national title in its respective sport. In November, the Lancers men’s waterpolo team also CBU head coach Mike finished first at the inaugural CWPA/NAIA Men’s Smith won his fourth Water Polo National Invitational Tournament. GSAC Coach of the Year award in five years. Amy Whitney Shaw, the women’s CWPA/NAIA National Thomas was named Invitational MVP, set the CBU school record for the GSAC and Region career assists with 169. II Pitcher of the Year for the second straight year in a row. Sara Goforth became the fourth different Lancer to win the GSAC Player of the Year award. Goforth led the conference in batting average (.451), hits (37), runs scored (33) and total bases (44) and was naia national title champs... second in the conference in triples (2) and stolen again! bases (11). This is the third time in four years California Baptist whitney Amy University received the shaw Thomas GSAC Player of the year.
men’s volleyball reign ends
California Baptist University’s reign over the NAIA came to an end on April 19 as No. 2 CBU fell 3-0 (31-29, 30-10, 30-17) to No. 1 Park University in the championship game of the 2008 NAIA Men’s Volleyball National Invitational. The Lancers had won the previous four national titles and 19 straight tournament matches, including a 3-0 win over Park in the 2007 title game.
It was the end of an era for five Lancers including three program-record holders. Romain Vetter, the all-time leader in blocks and Corey Spence, the all- time leader in digs, played their final matches for the Lancers, finishing with 332 blocks and 718 digs, respectively. Eric Plunkett, who finished second all-time in school history in 3,379 assists, along Donald with Yukai Sun and David Mendoza, played their Baliaba final matches in a Lancer uniform as well. Donald Photos by Phil Ellsworth Baliaba was named to the national invitational all- tournament team. Commencement A record number of graduates and speeches by nationally known figures highlighted the 2008 spring commencement ceremonies at California Baptist University.
CBU President Ronald L. Ellis conferred degrees on 588 undergraduates during the Saturday morning ceremony May 3 featuring radio talk show host and law professor Hugh Hewitt as commencement speaker. 7 6 Joni Eareckson Tada, founder of the Joni and Friends organization that provides services to disabled persons around the world, spoke at graduate commencement ceremonies Friday night, May 2, in which 212 students received master’s degrees.
Another 189 CBU students received bachelors or master’s degrees last December, bringing the total to 989 graduates in the CBU class of 2008. That represents the largest number of graduates during a single year in the 58-year history of CBU.
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8 Dr. Ronald L. Ellis, president of CBU (left) pins U.S. Army officer bars indicating the rank of Second Lieutenant on Lawrence Avila, along with Avila’s mother, Juanita Romero, at the university’s first ROTC commissioning ceremony Saturday, May 3, in the Smith Courtyard. “I don’t think it is a coincidence that the only school that would accept my ROTC transfer course credits is the one that would help me understand my faith more,” Avila said. Avila transferred to CBU from the University of Maryland in 2006, and completed his degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with a concentration in accounting. Avila will serve as an accounting officer in Fort Carson, Colorado, and said he plans to “stay in the military as far as it will take me.”
Photos by Michael J. Elderman California Baptist University’s Fifth annual “Spirit of Excellence Gala” raised more than $370,000 for student scholarships, with 429 guests in attendance. The May 10, 2008 event featured country music artist Collin Raye, and the customary flair and scrumptious culinary offerings of Provider Contract Food Service of Riverside.
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Spirit of Excellence Awards It has been the longstanding mission of the Dr. Bonnie G. Metcalf School of Education to prepare professionals of high moral character and ethical behavior to serve in schools throughout the U.S. CBU’s “School of Ed” scholars and practitioners have created a legacy with beneficiaries that include–quite literally–generations of teachers, students and families. Now, as the School of Ed expands its programs and its borders, new initiatives are creating an impact that is felt at home and around the world.
Words: Karen Bergh
oni Eareckson Tada from turning an affliction into was a real American affection for—and service country girl, enjoying to—others. horseridingJ and swimming among her activities as a Tada now works alongside youngster. During one of other worldwide staff as her many family trips to the the founder of Joni and Chesapeake Bay, in 1967 Friends, an organization that she dove into murky waters is committed to Christian and broke her neck when her outreach in the disabled head hit the sandy bottom. community. At the age of 17, she found herself unable to use her Tada’s extraordinary life’s hands and legs—ever. work now includes a partnership with CBU’s The rest of her life is a story Metcalf School of Education that has provided inspiration that also has international for millions worldwide–that implications and carries of turning personal tragedy Christ’s example of service into triumph, and the to those challenged by empowerment that comes handicaps or special needs.
“But when you give a banquet, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind and you will be blessed - make them come in, so that my house will be full.” ~Luke 14:1
Disability Studies Institute opens doors learn skills in “social role valorization”, which will help equip attendees with strategies for improving quality of life for Joni and Friends provided a grant to help fund initiatives of the disabled. CBU’s Disability Studies Institute which opened its doors in the Fall 2007 semester under the leadership of Dr. Jeff In addition, pending WASC approval, the School of Education McNair, professor of education at CBU. plans to launch the Master of Arts in Disability Studies in Fall 2008 as a distance learning degree program, paving the way In its first few months, the Disability Studies Institute issued for an online community of students and advocates dedicated 16 academic research grants whose topics touch on a variety to the needs of this vulnerable population. of aspects including deaf identity, Native American cultural beliefs about disability, and religious liberties for people in Further, the fact that the degree is offered entirely online state-funded group homes, to name a few. allows master’s candidates to participate from around the world, extending the School of Education’s reach across The DSI is hosting its first multi-day training event in June for cultures and borders. Visit the CBU Web site at www. those in public agencies, families and parents who want to calbaptist.edu/education/default.aspx?id=8446.
2 0 I 2 1 Work abroad helps build international leader George McGovern, among others. Shoup also authored community a book that was published in 2005 and is entitled “A Collective Biography of Twelve World-Class Leaders: A Study on Developing Exemplary Leaders.” The School of Education recently embarked on another international initiative in Lebanon through relationships begun Dr. Shoup has also been working with an interdisciplinary by CBU senior administration last year. Drs. Mary Crist, dean committee of CBU faculty to develop an innovative online of the Metcalf School of Education, and Sherrye Smith, doctoral program in leadership studies that is designed assistant dean, served as special education consultants to the for an international audience. The doctoral program offers Lebanese Society of Education and Social Development at several areas of specialization including education, business, the invitation of Nabil Costa, president of LSESD and General pastoral leadership, sports leadership, disability studies and Secretary for the Association of Evangelical Schools public administration. The program is slated to start in Fall in Lebanon. 2010 pending Western Association of Schools and Colleges approval. The CBU educators joined an American envoy as part of a pilot accreditation process that 10 schools in the Beirut region have undertaken. Drs. Crist and Smith presented topics related to Early Childhood Intervention program the integration of faith in learning as well as assessment for uplifts families children with mild/moderate learning disabilities. The Metcalf School of Education has taken great strides Dr. Ronald L. Ellis, CBU president, made a special forward in addressing the needs of children 0 – 8 years old presentation to the Beirut Baptist School last year as the with the development of its Early Childhood Studies program coalition of evangelical schools began its “initiative of lead by Dr. Kathryn Short, associate professor of education. education in the Middle East.” The initiative is designed to The new ECS major currently has 25 students enrolled. help schools develop a “system of knowledge based on
understanding,” according to an April 2008 article in the Assafir, the daily Arabic-language newspaper in Beirut.
Dr. John Shoup, associate dean, has also been reaching wider audiences through his work of the past several years. Shoup has participated in international conferences both abroad and domestically, presenting and chairing sessions on leadership theory, development, longevity, and on educational policy and history in Holland, Germany, Canada, New York and Chicago.
He is scheduled to present a paper this summer in France at The Paris International Conference on Education, Economy & Society entitled How and Why the Pendulum of Educational Reform in America Swings Chaotically: An Alternative Explanation and Respective Implications.
Dr. Shoup also contributed a book chapter entitled Rendezvous with Destiny: A Collective Study on Servant Students in CBU’s ECS program work interactively in Leadership that was recently published in “Leadership and groups during the ECH 350 course, “Social and Emotional Service: An Introduction” and was edited by noted political Development in Infancy and Early Childhood.” With the recent addition of an 18-unit concentration in Early Research partnership aids teens with Asperger’s Childhood Intervention, the program is expected to grow as it provides additional resources and training for the higher-paying Jane McGuire, assistant professor of Education, serves as jobs in ECS. program coordinator for the Pupil Personel Services School Psychology Program which prepares practitioners to counsel “It is well established that a child’s early years are crucial for pupils in various school systems and agencies. In addition, laying down solid foundations for school, work and life. But Professor McGuire recently began a research project designed beyond training students to teach young children, we are to help improve the social interactions of teenage boys aged enabling them to enter a variety of careers in child-related 14 – 16 who have been diagnosed with high-functioning professions, including becoming leaders in administrative roles autism or Asperger’s Syndrome. and as strategists in higher-level teaching positions,” Dr. Short, who serves as program coordinator for ECS, said. The teens meet with the researchers and various family members and professionals, as well as with “helpful peers” “For example, those who work in jobs as ‘interventionists’ to develop their social skills, including adapting in strange can earn $25 per hour,” Dr. Short explained. Dr. Short has or challenging environments. The same group of teens will also recently applied for a grant that would provide full-ride go through the research project together, and receive post- scholarships for 30 students in the ECS program. “Many of research assessments to follow up on their application of the those who have a heart for these preschoolers are single skills learned while “in group.” mothers, many of whom are working full-time, and we want to help remove some of the obstacles that might keep them from improving not only their own family’s condition, but being able to pursue their passion to help others.”
Dr. Short said her goals also include seeking a credentialing program for Early Childhood Intervention, as well as a master’s-level degree program.
Author shares culture, connections started. As the younger DeVol chronicles his family’s work, the CBU professor himself has participated in or led six Joe DeVol, assistant professor of education, shares the fruits International Service Project trips to China, Japan, Nepal and of his family’s Quaker legacy in a soon-to-be published book. India since 1995. At this writing, Professor DeVol was joining DeVol has traced his family’s roots, collecting generations of Dr. Thom Wolf in New Delhi to lead a student ISP team in historical artifacts, memos, photos and other memorabilia and visiting local churches, orphanages and hospitals and sharing following in the path set by his missionary grandfather and testimony through skits, sports and other outreach efforts. other members of his distinguished family.
In his book, Professor DeVol has assembled the threads of handwritten letters sent across the seas by DeVol’s grandfather and grandmother during their courtship. George Fox DeVol established one of the largest Friends churches in the world in China in the early 1900’s, DeVol said. This “Chain of Witnesses” William Ezra DeVol, Professor DeVol’s father was a surgeon tract was published by and is the subject of the book “On the Cutting Edge” which CBU Professor Joe DeVol’s is about his Friends missionary work in Nepal. W.E. DeVol’s grandfather during his missionary work in the early brother, Charles Edward, who was a botanist, wrote “Fruit 1900s and was used extensively that Remains” about the survival of the church that his father to train Friends missionaries in China.
2 2 I 2 3 P-This creative InternationalA Service-N- As the ISP teams preparedA for their-M- “We did really well for aA campus ! Projects team posed for a group picture tasks around the globe this year, they fundraiser,” team leader Micah by spelling out the letters of their have also been creative about their Escamilla, department secretary for destination using their bodies. The fundraising events and techniques. The Facilities and Planning, said. “But, Panama ISP team was one of 32 teams Argentina team, for example, held an art of course, each team member is representing a record-breaking 320 sale in the Metcalf Gallery at the Wallace still responsible for raising $3,100 people traveling the world over in 2008. Theater using original works created by towards their expenses.” The artwork ISP team members. displayed by Argentina ISP team members included sketches, paintings, photography and mixed media works. ... a n d p o i n t s b e y o n d This photograph by Micah Escamilla, department secretary for Facilities and Planning, was offered for sale during a fine art show by ISP team members who displayed their original artwork and photography in the Metcalf Gallery on campus.
The East Asia ISP team raffled tickets for a prime parking spot on the main campus visitors parking lot. The spot “is the only one not reserved for handicapped parking,” according to team leader Kushi Jones. Three winners received reserved parking for a week in the coveted spot.
The Panama team, led by Kirk Overstreet, pastor of Set Free Church in Yucaipa, produced a commercial for their fundraising promotion and posted it on myspace.com. See http://myspacetv.com/ index.cfm?fuseaction=vids. individual&videoid=31037745. The group is working during the month of May to help plant a church, distribute Bibles, conduct prayer walks and share the love of God. For ISP updates, see www. calbaptist.edu/isp. CBU hosts movie screenings for pastors- faculty,- students and staff Ben Stein visited CBU on February 4 to introduce his new film “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed” in pre-theater screenings at the Wallace Theater and to meet with faculty members at a dinner held in the Copenbarger Presidential Dining Room.
Stein spoke to more than 100 pastors, faculty and students who attended the afternoon screening of the film at CBU, while another 200 or more students and other members of the CBU community attended the private evening screening. Both events were free for invited members of the CBU community to attend, although producers of the film required audience members to sign a confidentiality agreement precluding release of any details of the film prior to its theatrical debut in April.
Stein, a longtime actor and onetime law professor, talked to CBU audiences about why he chose to co-write and star in a film that could be controversial. Stein, who is Jewish, said he was outraged when he discovered that prominent scientists and educators around the country were being dismissed from their positions for exploring the idea of “intelligent design” as an alternate theory to Darwinism. Intelligent Design, or “ID” for short, proposes that there is evidence of an “intelligent designer” in nature, and, consequently, that traditionally accepted scientific theories like Darwinian evolution fall short in addressing such possibilities.
“Scientists are supposed to be allowed to follow their evidence wherever it leads them, regardless of the implications,” Stein said. The “Expelled” movie follows Stein’s travels around the globe to find out why scientists are reportedly being discriminated against for studying or discussing Intelligent Design.
Ben Stein visited CBU on February 4 to introduce his new film “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed” in pre-theater screenings at the Wallace Theater and to meet with faculty members at a dinner held in the Copenbarger Presidential Dining Room.
Photo at left shows Stein with members of the Natural Science and Mathematics faculty, School of Business and guests.
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BOV panel speakers urge business to work with students Save The Date A panel of community leaders urged luncheon guests at the March 19 Board of Visitors meeting Holiday home tour to connect with the university’s students to help shape the region’s future. november 15, 2008 “The most important thing we want CBU students to know is that we want to link them to the jobs Please join a group of Riverside homeowners whose beautiful that are here,” Cindy Roth, president of the Greater and unique homes will be featured on the California Baptist Riverside Chambers of Commerce, said. “The University Women of Vision Holiday Home Tour. This important leaders in this room can relate to students and help fundraising event is designed to heighten awareness of and grow them into leaders for the area’s future.” support for the CBU School of Nursing, which is already Roth served on the panel of presenters with civic making a difference in the local health community. leaders George Reyes, an attorney with Best, Best & Krieger, and Mark Hawkins, president/CEO The CBU School of Nursing opened in the fall of 2006 with of Altura Credit Union. The discussion at the BOV 40 students. The nursing school now serves 128 nursing meeting held in the Copenbarger Presidential Dining Room at CBU centered on bridging the gap between students and 135 pre-nursing students. By fall of 2008, the generations. The speakers suggested that those plans are underway to add approximately 40 more traditional who influence CBU students may guide them to students, another 30 RN-to-BSN completion students and 20 seek leadership positions through volunteerism, Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) students. internships and other connections to local employer, a path that may also encourage young people to seek local employment upon graduation. The inaugural Holiday Home Tour last November welcomed more than 500 guests and volunteers and raised more than “The older generation has much to learn from the $22,500 for the School of Nursing at CBU, and earned rave upcoming ‘Generation Y’—we can learn from one reviews from both visitors and volunteers. This year’s event is another’s knowledge and talents, and the region will benefit,” Roth said. scheduled for Saturday, November 15, 2008.
Last year’s tour featured an English country manor, a Tuscan villa, a Santa Barbara-style home, and a New England farmhouse. Tour guests were delighted by the diversity of architecture and landscape, as well as the fabulous Christmas décor in each beautiful home, and holiday music provided by CBU’s Collinsworth School of Music.
All are invited to become part of the unfolding history of the CBU School of Nursing through this exciting event. To be added to the mailing list, or for more information please call or email Wendy Reese at 951.343.4792 or [email protected].
Board of Visitors panel participants on March 19 included (left to right) George Reyes, Cindy Roth and Mark Hawkins. alumnews J une 2 0 0 8
60’s Bill Wigley (’80) works as a realtor in Bakersfield, CA and also Martin Freeman (’64) graduated from CBU with a serves as a consultant for the Timothy Group, a Christian Campaign major in Life Science. He currently resides in Rancho Consulting firm. He is married to Denise (Hill ‘77). They have three Cucamonga, CA. children: Ryan, who played baseball for CBU for 3 years; Kyle, a sophomore in Bakersfield; and daughter Kaylea, a sophomore at Valerie Derryberry (’64) recently retired after serving Bakersfield Christian High School. 34 years with Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company. She and her husband currently reside in Hot Springs Village, Angie B. Robinson (nee Meza ’80) met and married her husband, a retirement community in Arkansas. Scott, while serving in the Air Force. They currently make their home in Knoxville, Tennessee and have two children: Sean, 17, and William Freeman (’64) received a BA in Philosophy Alicia, 15. from California State University at Los Angeles in 1967. He served in the US Navy from 1968 to 1970 and went David Falk (’82) is a Systems Engineer at Lockheed Martin in Ft. on to earn a JD in 1979 from Whittier College School Worth, TX, where he lives with his wife, Barbara. Their oldest son, of Law. William has been in the practice of Law since Brian, recently graduated from college and got married. 1979. Nathan Ogan (’83) currently serves as pastor at a church in Los Jai W. Choi (’66) recently accepted an offer from the Banos, CA. Medical College of Georgia for as a full professor in the Department of Biostatistics, Augusta, GA and began Michael Aaron (’85) served in Mexico as a missionary for fifteen teaching in January 2008. He left his previous job at The years where, together with nationals, he helped to establish eight Centers for Disease Control after 30 years of service. churches. He has overseen 32 churches in an alliance of churches in central Mexico, as well as working part time as a conference Ray William (’68) and Cheryl Hindman, a CBU alumna, specialist. are both currently employed at Crosbyton Consolidated Independent School District in Crosbyton, TX. Ray serves as the elementary and middle school counselor 90’s in addition to other administrative titles. Cheryl is an Shelle Love (nee Reynolds ’91) and her husband, Brian, currently Academic Language Therapist, serving dyslexic students make their home in Inola, OK where Brian works for Google. from several grade levels. They have two sons: Nathan, who is also a teacher; and Evan, who is currently enrolled Matt Wilcox (’95) currently serves as a shareholder working out of as a junior working on his teaching certification. Ray and the San Bernardino office of Gresham Savage Nolan & Tilden, and Cheryl are active in their community and their church. practices real estate. He and his wife make their home in Riverside, CA.
01 Don Overstreet (‘69) co-authored a book recently Douglas Martin (’95) currently teaches at Lancaster High School in released by B&H Publishing Group entitled “Spin-Off Lancaster, CA. He married Erin (nee Quick ‘98) on April 24, 1999. Churches,” which guides readers “through the church sponsorship process from its biblical basis to the nuts, Shirley Torrice (’95) currently resides in Moreno Valley, CA with her bolts, and resource basics of implementation and follow husband, Gerardo Aguilar, and their new son, Nathan Mateo Aguilar, through,” according to the book’s promotional material. born January 15, 2008.
Benjamin Shane Anderson (’96) currently serves at California 70’s Baptist University as an RN to BSN Program Specialist assisting Donald Eugene Easter (’73) has taught at Capistrano licensed RNs who are pursuing a Baccalaureate Degree. Previously, Valley Christian High School for the past thirty years. he worked for Premiere Cingular Agency, for 4 years in marketing and residual sales. Dean Kershaw (’74) currently works as Senior Sales Manager with S & K Famous Brands in Williamsburg, Markita Van De Riet (nee Harrington ’99) went on to attend Regent VA. Dean also serves as Organist and Choirmaster at University in VA, and received her degree in 2001. She is now West End Baptist Church in Suffolk, VA. married and works as a Public and Community Relations Specialist for Calvary Revival Church and B. Courtney McBath Ministries. Larry Zimin (’75) currently works as Controller for Knutson Towboat Company in Coos Bay, OR. He and Mary Snooks (nee Van Dyke ’99) was married in July, 2006. She his wife have been married for 33 years and have three and her husband welcomed their first child, Trevor, to their family on sons. January, 17, 2008. She and her family currently reside in El Cajon, CA. 80’s Presley Reeves (’80) recently retired from the Air Force and is now serving in the Joint Staff Directorate for Intelligence. He resides in Stafford, VA.
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00’s Beauty Pageant and will be competing in the National Scholarship Melissa Cormell (’00) graduated with her M.S. in Pageant soon. Her son attends Riverside Community College. She Counseling Psychology and currently resides in Blythe, and her husband have been married for 22 years. CA. Jesse R. Neimeyer (’07) works as an Administrative Assistant at Jenny Davis (’00) currently makes her home in Orange California State University, San Bernardino, in Palm Desert, and is County, CA. currently living in Temecula, CA.
Veronica Montecino (’00) was appointed as City Clerk Erin C. Wood (nee Naczi ’07) graduated from CBU in May 2007, for the City of La Quinta in October 2006, and will be with a degree in English and a minor in Global Studies. She married relocating to the Coachella Valley. She recently became Bruce Wood on June 9, 2007 and they now reside in Riverside, engaged, and is planning a wedding for the summer of CA. She currently serves as administrative secretary for California 2009. Baptist University’s International Service Projects.
Melinda Hull (nee Miller ’02) married James Hull in Silvio Amicucci (’07) currently resides in Stockton, CA. July 2005. They welcomed a son, Harrison James, on October 27, 2007. Little Lancers Joseph Daniel Clegg was born on February 5, 2008 to David and Candace Wilmoth (nee Brewer ’04) currently resides Linda (nee Wilson ’86) Clegg. He joins excited siblings Benjamin, in Riverside, CA. age 8, and Rachel, age 5.
Irma Escobar (’05) is completing an Education Specialist Randy B. Beck (’92) and his wife, Hayley, celebrated their tenth Mild Moderate with CLAD Authorization Credential at anniversary on February 14, 2008, and three weeks later, on March California State University San Bernardino. Additionally, 7, welcomed their daughter Lily-Kate Adele into the world. she was recognized as Outstanding Intern by the College of Education at Cal State San Bernardino for the 2006-2008 term in May 2008. 02 Kenaniah Allen Parker was born April 16, 2007 to Chris (’95) and Karen (nee Grainger ’96) Parker. Kenaniah joins big sister Yxstian Gutierrez (’05) is a Special Education teacher at Amber, age 4. The Parkers live in Grove City, OH. Vista Del Lago High School in Moreno Valley. Shawna Findley (nee Washam ’02) and her husband, Michael, Debra A. Logan (’05) makes her home in Gardena, CA. welcome Isaiah Michael Findley born on January 12, 2008.
David (’05) and Hayley (nee Lewis ’06) Martin welcomed Elijah Andrew Baker was born on December 10, 2007 to proud Evan James Martin to their family on January 21, 2008. parents Jason and Jenni Baker (‘05) Jason is currently serving as They currently live outside of Colorado Springs, CO. Associate Pastor at Gualala Baptist Church in Gualala, CA. David is attending his second year at Colorado Christian University working on his Master’s in Counseling, and Weddings is working at Pikes Peak Behavioral Health Group as a clinician. David, who suffered a traumatic injury during 03 Jill Bowman (’01) and Josh Bowman (’01) were married on college, is now walking with the assistance of a cane, November 2, 2007 in Redlands, CA. Jill teaches first grade at a and Hayley is a stay at home mom. school in Riverside, and Josh is a wedding/event videographer with visioneerstudios.com. Shannon (nee Brandt ’06) was married in June 2007 to Ryan Ronveaux (’06) and graduated with her Bachelor’s In Memoriam degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Exercise Marsha Dedrick (’86) passed away suddenly and unexpectedly Science. After graduation, she started at Loma Linda on Sunday, September 9, 2007. [Note: At printing, The Roundtable University to pursue her master’s degree in occupational editors were unable to obtain additional information.] therapy.
Tausha Kutil (’06) and her husband welcomed Cole Matheson Kutil to their lives in October 2008. He joins big brother Carter, who is now 2 ½. Tausha is currently attending California Baptist University’s degree completion program to obtain a teaching credential. The Kutil family currently resides in Irvine, CA.
Cynthia Bearman (’07) is currently in her third year of teaching with Riverside Unified School District. Her daughter recently won the Young Miss Inland Area 01 02 03 alumprofile J une 2 0 0 8
Merrill Heim may be viewed as a “late bloomer” of sorts, Like many returning grads, Heim said he was momentarily having found his calling as a middle school counselor “in shock” at the stately new buildings on campus that have after many years teaching in K-12 classrooms. CBU’s own so dramatically changed the appearance of the university “blooming” in recent years had Heim wondering whether since its “old days.” the old place was still the same. Heim had graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business administration from CBC “The really good character and focus of the old place remains in 1987, and hadn’t been back to campus in many years. as strong as ever,” Heim said. Heim’s more recent connections to CBU include adjunct teaching, having recently led a course “A year ago, I visited to obtain my CBU, diploma, and was for the Metcalf School of Education entitled “Counseling relieved to run into Wanda Price who not only remembered Techniques for Exceptional Children.” my name, but my street address,” Heim laughed. Heim was 40 when he earned his bachelor’s degree at CBC, was 50 when he earned his master’s degree in educational counseling and guidance from CSUSB in 1997, and was 60 when he completed coursework for his Ed.D. in counseling psychology at Argosy University in 2007. His dissertation is a qualitative study of middle school counselor knowledge and implementation of empirically supported interventions for classroom inattention among ADHD diagnosed students.
It’s a subject that Heim knows a lot about from his 10 years as a middle school counselor at Badger Springs Middle School in the Moreno Valley Unified School District. Heim provides individual and group counseling services to the nearly 400 students on his case load. In addition, he provides a daily paragraph of character education on the school’s public address system called “The Gear Up Moment.”
Heim and his wife, Frieda, have, for the past two years traveled to the hill country of western North Carolina for a week of folk classes in Appalachian Art. His family also includes daughter Heather; her husband, John, their daughter, Holly; and their two sons, Greyson and Isaac, and daughter Sheila and her husband, Rob. In a quest to expose students to art, Merrill Heim provides an annual art contest for students, “…since all music and art programs have been removed from our school,” he said.
Frieda and Merrill Heim Merrill Heim learns blacksmithing at Appalachian Art classes in western North Carolina.
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Dear Alumni and Friends:
The following pages serve as a “thank you“ to those of you who choose to offer your financial support to California Baptist University. The gifts represented here make an impact on a variety of areas – athletics, International Service Projects, scholarships, music, and many other programs and causes. Ultimately, each gift is an investment in the lives of students and the lives they will, in turn, touch.
In January, 2006, we kicked off a $45,000,000 campaign called ”Reaching for the Vision” – the first segment of the “8080 by 2020 Vision“ campaign. As most of you are aware, this campaign is designed to help us reach an enrollment of 8,080 students by the year 2020. Imagine the potential number of lives that will be affected through the achievement of that goal!
We have a long heritage of inspiration and influences. We build upon that INSTITUTIONAL heritage by our responsiveness to the needs around us. The University is ADVANCEMENT a vibrant leader in the community and its reach extends around the globe through its international programs and the lives of its alumni. The University’s reach will expand through its rapidly growing Shelby and Ferne Collinsworth School of Music, the Schools of Nursing and Engineering, the new Disabilities Studies Institute and a number of other opportunities, which you will hear about in the coming months and years. BRUCE HITCHCOCK VICE PRESIDENT Your contributions are central to the fulfillment of the vision, and we offer our earnest gratitude for your investment.
Thank you!
Bruce A. Hitchcock Vice President Institutional Advancement
Honor Roll of Donors The lists on the following pages honor the friends and alumni of California Baptist University who offered financial support during the 2007 calendar year. Please direct questions to the Associate Vice President of Institutional Advancement at 951.343.4343. Thank you. build on the vision 2008 I 2009
president’s million dollar circle lifetime CONTRIBUTIONS OF $1,000,000 OR MORE Fred C. and Katherine B. Andersen Foundation Dana and Melba Horn Bolthouse Foundation Robert and Phoebe Lambeth California Baptist Foundation Estate of James Totman California Southern Baptist Convention Eugene and Billie Yeager Shelby and Ferne Collinsworth
TOWER SOCIETY CONTRIBUTIONS OF $100,000 OR MORE California Southern Baptist Convention Jack & Karen Hawkins/ Diffenbaugh Inc. Fred C. & Katherine B. Andersen Foundation James L. Stamps Foundation Irvine Pipeline Company Inc. Peggy Fouke Wortz
fortress society CONTRIBUTIONS OF $50,000 TO $99,999 California Baptist Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lansford EdFund Shelby & Ferne Collinsworth
gatekeepers society CONTRIBUTIONS OF $25,000 TO $49,999 Mr. Carroll and Mrs. Ruby Kerby The Community Foundation Serving Mr. Charles Hutchins Riverside and San Bernardino Counties Drs. Eugene & Billie Yeager Dr. Walt & Mrs. Phyllis Carney Drs.Robert & Phoebe Lambeth/The Lockman Foundation Mr. William R. & Mrs. Sue Johnson/ Ms. Sharon Messner / Downs Engery Johnson Foundation
crowns society CONTRIBUTIONS OF $10,000 TO $24,999 Dr. Bonnie Metcalf Pechanga Band of Mission Indians Mr. Brent & Mrs. Linda Trueblood Dr. Richard & Mrs. Judy Phillips Mr. Bruce & Mrs. Carol Hitchcock Roy Taylor/Hub International of California Insurance Services, Inc. Mr. Cleve & Mrs. Lynn Palmer ScholarshipAmerica Daniels Fund Scott & Beverly Bailey / Stronghold Engineering Mr. David & Mrs. Melody Peery Mr. Stephen & Mrs. Jenny Wu E&S Green Family Charitable Foundation Mr. Steve & Mrs. Stacy Berzansky Fore Fathers Foundation Thaddeus Foundation Mr. Gordon & Mrs. Jill Bourns The Ford Family Foundation Gresham Savage Nolan & Tilden Mr. Tom & Mrs. Teresa Teune Inland Concrete Constructors United Food & Commercial Workers Mr. John Bullock University Loft Mr. Kevin & Mrs. Judith O’Neill Mr. & Mrs. William White Ms. Lorene Owen Mr. MVE Institutional Inc. Mr. Paul Yocum
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shield society CONTRIBUTIONS OF $5,000 TO $9,999 ACT Hal Hays Construction Inc. San Fernando Valley Women of Vision Allen Brown Henry & Mary Baghdady/Thrifty Sharon Levine Altura Credit Union Property Management & Investment Tennis & Education Foundation Chester & Terry Reid Inland Empire Southern Baptist Assn. The Christie Family Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Bureau Intelinet, Inc. The Lifeboat Foundation of Indian Affairs Jeff & Elaine Lewis Tohono O’Odham Nation Citizen Potawatomi Nation Jonathan & Linda Parker Valley Crest Companies Confederated Tribes of the Siletz Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Indians Kerry Pendergast/Premier Cyril Smith Trust Service Bank ECCU Lumina Foundation Edward & Nella Sterner Marianne Fitzgerald Ford Dealers Advertising Association Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lansford, Jr. of So. Cal. Patricia Jestice Friends of the Hamilton Schools Phil & Debra Kell Foundation, Inc. Rodney & Terry Couch / Provider Gary & Sue Rawlings / Painting the Contract Foodservice Town, Inc. Ronald & Jane Ellis
Lancers society CONTRIBUTIONS OF $1,000 TO $4,999 AAAAA Rent-A-Space Garrie Aspengren / Quality Nissan Doyle & Betty Braden Bob & Coleen Adcock Association of Universities and Brazos Higher Education Adrian Gaus Architects Colleges of Canada Mike Brister AESC Chapter Scholarship Fund AT&T Foundation John & Cyndy Brown Elaine Ahumada Rebekah Atkinson Heather Brunst Alessandro Mini Storage, Inc. Automated Gate Services Inc. California Correctional Peace Officers Joel & Karen Alexander Avalon Restoration Association Kelly Allen Bill Avery Sharon Cannon The Allstate Foundation George Tillery/A-Z Bus Sales Inc. Capital Airshow Group Alma Heights Christian Academy Bakersfield Club Zion Eldon Carlson Alpha Materials Inc. Bank of Hawaii Mike & Pamela Carney American Assoc. of Univ. Women The Bank of New York John & Jana Carney Hemet-San Jacinto Branch Barstow Community Hospital Auxiliary Reynaldo J. Carreon M. D. Foundation American Indian Graduate Center Charles & Susan Been Cherokee Nation Anaheim Police Survivors & Tim Bell George and Caron Christison Scholarship Fund Jeff & Kimberly Benz Steve Ciccarelli Robert & Debra Anderson George Reyes/Best Best & Krieger CIRI Foundation Arizona 4-H Youth Foundation Mike & Janice Bishop Arnold Cirtin Arizona Souhern Baptist Convention Daniel Blair Citigroup Business Services Sam and Betty Armstrong Ronald Bloes Citizens Scholarship Foundation Arrowhead Capital Corp. Provident Bank Clark’s Nutritional Center Arrowhead Foundation Bob Moretti Memorial Scholarship Suzy Clem Mark & Gail Arsenault Boeckmann Charitable Foundation CMSA Inc. Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Sean & Sandy Boissiere Colton Joint U.S.D. build on the vision 2008 I 2009
Lancers society CONTRIBUTIONS OF $1,000 TO $4,999 Community Bank Foundation for Christian Stewardship Evelyn Johnson Community Medical Group of Freedom Crusade Allen & Jannette Johnson Riverside Nancy Freeman Lee & Karen Jones Community Works Design Group William French George Kennedy Judy Copenbarger Lyn Futch-Hart Kern High School District Jose & Cynthia Cortes G/M Business Interiors Inc Fred Key County of San Bernardino Gary’s Carpeting Inc. Maurine King Walt & Marilyn Crabtree George K. Baum & Company KSGN Radio William & Mary Crist / GlobalMarc LLC Georgetown High School Wayne Kuramoto CRISTA Fred Gildner Henry & Martha Lamkin Jack & Martha Cruz Goalazo Soccer Camps Steven Larson Angie Darrah GoalQuest Inc. Law Offices of Kennedy & Assoc. Dave Thiessen Construction Ed & Linda Godwin Mark & Cid Le Duc David Leonard Associates Jim & Gigi Gonzales Leisnoi Village Woody Island Tribal Desert Community Foundation R. Wilson Goodwin Council Desert Valley Charitable Foundation Henry Gordon William Lewis Design West Engineering Russell & MaryAnn Graeter Nathan Lewis, III Joel & Toni Dingman Jeffry & Kathleen Greenberg Liberty Mutual Anthony & Darla Donaldson Guaranty Bank Linfield Christian School Catherine Downs C.W. Driver Loma Linda University Medical Center Thomas & Waldene Drake J. Dean & Sheryl Hane L. Dean & Joyce Lowe Stephen & Linda Drake / Linda Drake Carol Harris James Lu Associates Sandra Hatcher Christopher MacArthur James & Carol Draper Robert Heinrich Melissa Marshall Kevin & Joni Dunlap Lisa Hernandez Marc & Jennifer Mc Alpine The Eckmann Foundation Karl Hicks / Leonard Financial Group LLC Jeff Mc Dermott Education Finance Partners Inc High Desert Community Foundation John & Vondella McCombs Ellen & Clarence Peterson Found. Frank & Lois Hilarides McCrometer Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Ellis Christopher & Amy Hofschroer Alice McCullough Iheanacho Emeruwa Horatio Alger Association McFarlane Scholarship Fund Frank Emmerson Mark & April Howe Jeff McNair Mary Endress Tom Hunt/ Hunt Public Relations De’Ann McWilliams Enerpipe Adrian Hyatt-Ward / Hyatt Advertising Inc Merced Union High School District Daniel & Julie Fachner Indian Hills Camp Scholarship Fund Frank & Deborah Fahnestock Intelinet Incorporated Edward Meyer Joe Fain / Fain Drilling & Pump Co. Inc. Jeff & Ann Iorg Barry & Jan Millard Fair Price Carpet Inc. J J Roofing John & Constance Milton Calvin Faircloth Richard & DawnEllen Jacobs James & Lori Moore Thomas Ferko Bryan Jacobs Marilyn Moore Kevin Finnerty Timothy Jacobs Morongo Band of Mission Indians First Magnus Financial Corp. W.L. & Margaret Jakob Joyce Morris First Southern Baptist Art & Kristin James Gladys Morrison Firstline Security Systems Inc JC Heating & Air Conditioning Mountain Empire Men’s Club Ruth Fletcher JLH Consulting LLC Murrieta Valley Scholarship Foundation Brenda Flowers Steven Johnson N S C A
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Lancers society CONTRIBUTIONS OF $1,000 TO $4,999 NAFEC Riverside Community Health Cindy Troesh / Troesh Family National FFA Foundation Inc. Foundation Foundation Gary & Kathleen Neimeyer Riverside Community Hospital Wendel Tucker Nelnet Foundation Riverside Medical Clinic Patient Charles & Georgia Tyson Jack Nesselroad Services, LLC. UHS Children Services Donald Nichols Riverside Sport Hall of Fame United Society of Friends Women- Norco Valley Fair Jr. Livestock Auction Gary Roberts John Sarrin Fund DFS Rudy & Ann Rodriquez The UPS Foundation Geneva Oaks Ronald McDonald House Charities US Bank David Ogden Rotary Club of Magnolia Center USAFunds Thomas Oliver Rotary Club of Victorville Michael and Linda Van Daele Ernest Ong Sahabi Enterprises Inc Gary Vick Orangewood Children’s Foundation Erik Salib Villas at Towngate O’Reilly Public Relations San Bernardino Community Schol. Paula Vivian Orphan Foundation of America Santa Rosa Developers Limited Darrel & Annette Walker Franciszek Pankowski Saturn of Riverside James & Kathy Walters Paradise Building Services LLC Scholarship Program Administraor Fred & Susan Wehba Paramount Farming Company Leonard Schreiner West Coast Apple Sales Inc. PCH Architects LLP Robert & Beth Schwandt West Covina Emblem Club No. 299 David Pearson Seabee Memorial Scholarship West Salem Rotary Club Robert & Dorothy Pentz Security Bank of California Westlake High School Rick & Elizabeth Perez Shaphrang LLC Kristen White Dan & Donna Peters / Professional Shasta Regional Community Found. Doug & Julie Wible Door Systems Inc. Smith Family Scholarship WLC Architects Inc Brenda Phillips Space Design & Display John & Cynthia Wright Bill and Marilyn Pierpoint Eva Starkey Shandah Yanes Soren & Karen Pilman Chester Stewart Jacques and Kristi Yeager Walter & Theresa Plachta Robert Stockton Yeager Skanska Inc. Steamfitter Plumber / Shipfitter H. Bruce Stokes Richard & Rita Yu Industry Terry & Vivien Stoneberg Yuma County 4-H Leaders Assoc. Ponderosa Pines Christian Camp Strongtower Financial Gilbert & Maria Zimmerman Curtis & Jill Powell Sun’aq Tribe of Kodiak Tracy Zuidema Power Ministry Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital Guild P.J. Zulueta Pregnancy Support Centers, Inc Jerroll & Renee Theuer Thomas Price Reginald & Jeannine Thomas Providence Christian College Inc George Thomsen Richard Purnel Three Rivers Christian School Darrell & Marilyn Rainwater Randy & Julie Throne Redlands Community Scholarship Scott & Mary Tithof Craig & Wendy Reese Frank Topping Lance Reid Tovey/Shultz Construction Inc. Richard Hawkins Insurance Services Tower Realty Rick Engineering Co. Donald Townsend Riverside Arlington Kiwanis TR Design Group build on the vision 2008 I 2009
Banner society CONTRIBUTIONS of $100 TO $999 Michael Abdollahzadeh Diane Arciniega Brian & Kelly Bell Robert Breshears Phillip Abendschein Anthony Arcurio Robert and Colleen Bell Gary & Yvette Brewton William Abendschein Arlington-Adams Animal Lorna Bell Le Roy Brink Jennifer Acosta Hospital Randy Bello Elizabeth Brock Raul & Jannette Acosta Warren & Jolene Armstrong Philip & Stacey Belmont Margaret Brockett Reginald & Karen Adams Woody & Helen Armstrong H.E. Belmont Scott & Cheryl Bronson Renee Adams Helen Artemis Casey Belmont Gary Broomell Michael Adams Gregory & Nancy Artman Guy & Melinda Bennett Carl Brown Joseph & Tiffany Adcock Becky Arvizo Ruth Bennett Nancy Brown Darrell Adcock Richard & Robin Ashton Ben’s Asphalt Inc. Gregory Brown Jack Ades Amy Ashton Berean Baptist Church Edwin & Margo Brown David Adragna Nancy Atayde Paul Berger David & Jenifer Browne Advanced Finishing Systems W. David Atherton Nancy Berkery Julianna Browning Gabriel Agao Dennis & Marlene Atkinson A. Joy Berner Laura Brownton Frank Agovino Justin Augenstein Best Buy Finance Corp. Harold Bruinius Bany Aguilar Kevin & Lori Auman Robert Besthorn Berniece Bruinius Hugo & Debra Aguirre Janice Auman Barbara Bethel Philip Bryant Beverly Aiken Preston Avery Dennis & Susan Bideshi Jim and Deanna Buchholz T. Albertson Laverne Avila Monique Bidwell Frank Buchwald Keanon & Sandra Alderson Awards by Paul Bob & Patricia Binford Velia Buchwald Jeanetta Alexander Norm Aycock Ernest & Janis Binggeli Willabell Buck Justin Alfred Warren Ayers Kenneth & Leslie Birkett Julie Buckles Richard Allen Jason Ayers Carol Bishop Beulah Buffington Jerry Allen Roger Ayers Bishop Indian Tribal Council Mr. and Mrs. David Burdett Marilyn Alloway Richard & Lorene Ayers Carlotta Bissell-Fletcher Buddy Burgess Joseph Aloi Clariece Baber Bitterroot Christian Ministries Bob & Tracy Burgess Rodrigo & Julie Alvarez Gerald Bade Matthew & Rita Black Tim & Dianne Burgess Alvarez Distribution Roger Bakenhus James Black E.H. Burgess American Baptist Women’s David Baker Michael Blackwelder Janie Burgo Ministry, San Mateo Baker’s Burgers, Inc. Reginald Blackwell Mark Burns Katherine Amerson The Bakersfield Californian RD Blackwell Craig & Priscilla Burris Grant & Rita Amthor Toni Ballestero Sherilyn Blakey Omer Burris Lonnie & Sherry Anderegg Stephen Ban Billie Blankinship Mr. and Mrs. Larry Burrow Scott & Kristy Anderson Bank of America David Blankman James Burton Karen Anderson Susan Banman Deborah Blevins Ed Burton Rick & Toni Anderson Ron Barbieri Carl Blomgren Phillip Busbee Darrell & Ladona Anderson Gary & Beverlie Barlow Esther Blunt Denny Buskirk Anna Anderson Robert & June Barnes Horst Boettcher Cheryl Bustamante Carolyn Anderson David & Jean Barnett Lynn Boissiere James Buster Gloria Anderson Robert Barnett Anita Boling Carol Butler Susan Anderson Stephen Barnhart Greg Bolinger Franklin & Audrey Butler Thomas Anderson David Barnhart Constance Bons Mr. and Mrs. Rhett Butler Anderson Union High School L. Daniel Barrios Andy & Tami Boogaard Richard & June Buxton Richard & Jean Andrade Ted Barstad Greg & Renea Boren Margaret Buxton Timothy Andreatta Clifford & Josetta Bascom Raymond Bosch William Byars Wayne & Kristina Andrew Bill Bates Pete Bouris Jamie Bylin Gavin Andrew Virgil Batten Frederick & Nancy Bower Dr. and Mrs. Bob Byrd Andy Difani Produce Sally Batten E Toby Bowler Charles Byrne Herbert Angell Kirk Bauermeister Tina Boyer Nona Cabral Sharon Angrimson Molly Bauman Paul Bracey Lester Cabral Denis Anisodon Wesley Baumgardner Jack and Jean Bracy Elizabeth Cady Gary Appleby Greg & Janice Baurer Lawrence & Susan Brammer Timothy & Paula Cahill Applied Roof Engineering Inc Robin Beamon John Brammer Anthony Cahill Grisel Aquino Lynne Beard John & Lisa Branch Brian Cahill Richard Aragon George Beardsley Bobby Brand Patrick Cahill Jose Aragon Beaumont High School Tyler & Jennifer Brandt Yolanda Calderon Dorothy Aragon Gerry Beck Debbie Brannon Elena Caldwell Georgiana Arakaki Markham Becker / One Stop Thomas & Barbara Braun California Law Enforcement Mike & Mary Aranda Undercar Virginia Brawner Asscn Charles & Eleanor Arbaugh David Belden Lyle Bray California Pizza Kitchen Inc. Thomas Archer Steven Belko Louis & Medea Brenes Marcie Callahan
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Banner society CONTRIBUTIONS of $100 TO $999 Christopher Camareno Loren Cockrell Wayne Dabney Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Dorn Ted & Betty Campbell Ed Coelho Ida Dabney Rupal Doshi Duane Campbell Coeur D’Alene Soccer Club L. Kent & Lynae Dacus Dowd and Associates Inc. Tim Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Cohen David Dacus Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Drake Lawrence Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cohen Jennifer Dahlin Marian Drake Laura Campos Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Barry Dalaba Kenneth Drake Masha Cantu Christopher Cole / Volvo Rents Mr. and Mrs. Michael Daly Cathleen Drake Harold Capraro Stanley Cole Richard Danforth Jamie Drake Albert Cardenas College of the Desert Mr. and Mrs. Brian Danielsson Robert Drake Megan Carey Jim Collier Mr. and Mrs. Steven Danley Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Drew Al Cariss Gary and Deborah Collins Allan & Carol Darden Eldon Dreyer Kristen Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Collins Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Leah Driver-Fisher Roy & Sue Carlson Hayley Collins Daugherty Susan Drummond Mr. and Mrs. William Carlton Larry Collins John Davenport Bruce Du Vall John Carnes Lisa Collinsworth Julie Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dudley Mary Carpentier Joseph & Janice Compton Dirk Davis Laura Dukes Carol Carson Anna Conaway Tamara Davis Tad Dunagan Jonathan Casaus Aaron & Kelly Conley Alvin & Kimberly Davis Donald Dunavant Philip Castle Virginia Conrad Grady Davis Cindy Dunaway Charles Castle Sandra Contreras Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Davis Stephen Dunlap David Cella Jackie Contreras Douglas Davis Nick & Sharon Dunn Joe Centeno Julius Conway Brian & Gail De Forge Anne Dunn Virginia Cerda Michael & Cynthia Cook Gilbert & Eva De La Rosa Mr. and Mrs. Craig Dvorak Bryan & Boni Chaddick Betty Cook Mr. and Mrs. Ruben De La Mr. and Mrs. Kent Dyer Richard Chalupnik Michael & Laura Cook Rosa Mr. and Mrs. Terrin Eager Clifford Chan Ted Cooper Dave De Rosa Mr. and Mrs. Greg Easley Deena Chapman Stephen Cope Barry & Margo De Thomas Michael Eastman Hollace Chastain Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coppage Mr. and Mrs. Edward Deam Mr. and Mrs. Craig Eberhard Herbert Chavers Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coppage Charles & Alma Dean David Eckerdt Gregory Cheney Ronald & Debra Coppers Jason Dean Mr. and Mrs. Ed Eckles Eddie Chern Barbara Cordova Mr. and Mrs. James Deering Mr. and Mrs. Shane Eckles Mark & Pamela Chevalier Beverly Cornell Robert DeJong Angelica Eclar Chino Valley Woman’s Club Cornerstone Christian School John DeJulia Edison International Gail Chism Corona Rotary Foundation Inc. Victor Deleeuw John Edwards Deborah Chitwood Donna Coupland Mario & Denise Delgado Myrtice Edwards Jai & Grace Choi Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth The Delta Kappa Gamma Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ehrler Christian Community Credit Courtney Society Susie Einstein Union Nathan Covill Cheryl Demus Edna Ellison Christian Women’s Fellowship, Tyler & Debbie Cox Mr. and Mrs. Tom Denson Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ellison First Christian Church Diane Cox Mr. and Mrs. Mark Derbes Wayne & Evelyn Ellsworth John Christianson John Crabtree Joseph DeVol James & Estelle Emerine Stephen & Corrine Christie Ann Cramer Mr. and Mrs. John DeVries Mr. and Mrs. Jack Emerson Adam Christman Laura Cramer Dan & Deborah DeWitt Verna Endsley Young Chung Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crance Mr. and Mrs. G.L. DeWolf Engelsma Dairy Robert & Karen Cianciolo John & Elizabeth Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ens Adolph & Elizabeth Cieplenski Jerry & Debbie Crews Renaldo & Doris Diaz Peggy Eppinette Frank & Anita Ciprian Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Crocker Joaquin Diaz Evelyn Erickson The Circle of Love, Inc. Dean Cross Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Dickman Bethany Ericson City of Bellflower Mr. and Mrs. Daron Cross Diane Dieckmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ericson Earl Clark Robert & Kandee Crossley Marty Diehl Charles Erikson Kimberly Clark Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Crowley William & Deborah Dierker James Ernst Jayne Clark Richard Croy Mr. and Mrs. David Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Escobar, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Clark Carrie Cruz Heather Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Eskildsen Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clayton CSEA Chapter 538 Rick DiFlorio Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Espalin John Clements Manola Culley Denny Directo Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Esparza Arthur and Vicki Cleveland Paul & Kim Cunningham Sandra Dodd Jose & Luz Espino Kevin Cline Wilma Cureton Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dodson Yvonne Espinoza Cliff & Gail Cloud Curley Foundation Mr. and Mrs. J. Blake Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Angel Esquer Herschel & Betty Cloud Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Currie Alyce Dooley Vi Estel Sandra Cobos Cut Bank Elks Lodge Andrea Doran Jeffrey Estes Leslee Cochrane Charitable Organization Charles and Dianne Doremus Robert & Kathy Estopinal build on the vision 2008 I 2009
Banner society CONTRIBUTIONS of $100 to $999 Dana Estopinal Mr. and Mrs. Roger Galli Mr. and Mrs. Brad Green Kerry Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Estopinal Steve & Susan Galster Scott & Carol Greene Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hartfield Mr. and Mrs. Floy Estopinal Marilyn Galster David & Charity Greenwalt Jeff Hartson Ovidiu & Lidia Etcu Ana Gamez Griffin’s Furniture Outlet Curtis & Roxanne Hartwig Kathleen Evans Helen Gamez Mr. and Mrs. Mike Griffo Maggie Hartzheim Reagan Evans Jorge Gamez Grillias Pirc Rosier Alves Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Haslam F.W. Hoffmeister Masonry & Mr. and Mrs. Quevell Gandy Dr. and Mrs. Guy Grimes Mike Hasten Concrete Inc. Debra Garcia Robert Grissom Stephan & Evamarie Hastings Michael & Christine Fages Kathy Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Hastings Paul & Pauline Fairbanks Mr. and Mrs. James Gardner Grohowski Torrey Hastings Timothy Faircloth Donald Garland Carol Groomer Leta Hattox Fairway Landscape & Irrigation Darin Garland Mr. and Mrs. W. Grotenhuis Hawaii Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fanucchi Danny & Virginia Garrard Gwen Grounds Mark & Dawn Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Simon Faries Rance Garrett Bryan Grove Jack & Gaye Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fassett Brenda Garza Mr. and Mrs. James Groves, Sr. Richard & Sherri Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Fred Faulkner Dawn Gauslin Ellen Guayante Dru Hawkins Obed Fernandez Theodore & Linda Gehrig Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Guest Howard Haworth Paul & Carol Fick Mr. and Mrs. John Gentry Jeffrey Gula Kathleen Haworth Michael Fink David & Rebecca Georgiades Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gunderson Timothy Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Mac Fisher Robert & Adrienne Gergins Keith Gustafson Estelle Hayes Larry & Rosalyn Flewellen Ann Gertano Mark & Pamela Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Flood Connie Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Haak Heckethorn Barton & Terri Florence Rynie Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hacker Dwayne Heckman William Flores Paul & Jane Gick A. Judith Hackman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hedrick Mary Flowers John & Lillian Gill Matthew & Mary Haddad Richard Heinrich Anna Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gill Joan Hadley Hazel Heinrich Focus on the Family Elizabeth Girouard Mary-Lynn Hadley Melissa Heinrich Fonseca Construction Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Royce Gladden John Hagen Mr. and Mrs. Jon Helm Fontana Teachers Association Inc Glascock Equipment & Sales Inc. Frank & Vicki Haggerty Hemet High School Bill & Dottie Foote Robert & Debra Glaser Cordell & Jessica Hahn Hemet Hospice Volunteers Inc. Mr. and Mrs.Jerry Ford Donald Glenn Mr. and Mrs. John Haiston Mark & Elaine Henderson James and Sharon Forkum Luther Goad Peggy Hale Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Scott Foscaldo Robert & Pamela Goalwin Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hall Henderson Lawrence Fossett Liz Gobel Dr. and Mrs. William Hall Robert Henderson Rand & Sherri Foster Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Godsey Loretta Hall Gail Henderson Foundation of the Bowling Thomas Goebel Mr. and Mrs. David Hall Roland Henry Proprietor Assoc. of So. Cal. Nelson Goins O. D. Hall, Jr. Richard & Loris Herman Patricia Fountaine Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goldfarb David & Laurie Hall Ricardo & Karen Hernandez Teresa Fowler Dan Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. Erik Hall Andrew Herrity Brian Fowler Golf Cars Of Riverside Gloria Halley Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hert J. Alan & Jeanne Frace Mr. and Mrs. Mike Goltry Marlene Halvorsen Kenneth Higgins Dirk & Carrie Frank Julian & Kathy Gonzales Thomas Halyburton Mr. and Mrs. Mark Higgins Marc Franz Kathleen Gonzales Hamblin’s Body Paint & Frame High Desert Baptist John & Judy Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Gonzales Shp Association Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freeland Jacqueline Gonzales Julius Hamilton High Desert School Mgmt. Kathleen Freese JoAnn Gonzales Marion Hammarlund Assoc. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Freis Jonathan & Corrine Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. John Hammett John Higley Bill & Julie Fresquez Eduardo Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hammond Paul & Ada Hill Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Fry Mr. and Mrs. Rick Gorham Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hamstad Kurt & Joyce Hill Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fry Diana Gorrell Alicia Hansel David Hill Fry Real Estate Investments Mr. and Mrs. Jim Graham Robert & Monica Hansel Gay Hill Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fuhrman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham Robert & Vera Harper Michael & Cynthia Hinkle Erma Fulcher Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grandon Carol Harper Troy Hinrichs Rhonda Fuller Mr. and Mrs. S.R. Granillo, III Vickie Harrington Rebecca Hiroto Craig & Judy Fullman Mr. and Mrs. John Grant Leon Harris Thomas & Becky Hixson Larry Fulton Raymond & Barbara Graves Earl & Brenda Harris HMC Architects Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Mr. and Mrs. John Gray Chris & Terri Harris Polly Hobbs Gagliano Mr. and Mrs. Robin Gray Wayne Harris Thomas & Sherry Hochradel Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gaines Robert Graykowski David Harris William Hodge Mary Galanti Pat Green Joyce Harris Mr. and Mrs. David Hogg Ruben Galarza Mr. and Mrs. Steven Green Doris Harrison C. B. & Betty Hogue
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Banner society CONTRIBUTIONS of $100 TO $999 Tom & Pam Holcombe E. J. & Shirley Jager Scott & Mary Key Heidi Lamprecht Guy Holliday Daniel & Judy Naple KidWorks Tom & Carol Lance John & Marilyn Holliday JAM Talent Angency LLC Paula Kile Joan Landry Robert and Margaret Hollis Jonathan and Tammy Jarboe Kenneth Killian Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lane Vonnie Holmgren Betty Jarvis Joung Kim Ronald Lane Ernest & Dorothy Honeycutt Adrian Jauregui Soonja Kim Kendell & Pattricia Lang Brett Honeycutt Jazi and Stevi Inc. Jon & Patti Kimbrell Benjamin & Bonnie Lange Susanna Hong-Rodzynek Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jean Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kimm Irene Lange Jerome Hook Ann Jenkins Rosann Kindt Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lapham Mark Hoover Jenness Park So. Bapt. Camp Mr. and Mrs. Andrew King Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lardie Geoffrey Hopper Jolene Jennings Derek & Margaret King Anne-Marie Larsen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Horgan Mr. and Mrs. Greg Jerome Mary King Ronald & Tiffinny Larson Samon Horii Edson Jewett William King Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. R.S. Horii Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jodon Susan King Laughman Aaron & Kari Horn Mr. and Mrs. Chet Johns Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Tim Lavin Shawna Horn Paul & Christina Johnson Paul Kirchmann Stacey LaVoie J. L. Horne Keith & Shawn Johnson Bruce Kissee Mike Lawrence Roberta Horvath Judith Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Harold Klaser Lawrence D Bell High School Karen Hoskins Gary & Sandra Johnson Daniel & Ginger Klawer Sue Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Houston Karin Johnson Dave & Karen Kleiman Philip Lazarus Frederick Howard Kevin & Sharon Johnson James Kleveno Gary Leach Kevin Howe Leslie Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kliewer Teresa Leary Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Howells William & Jeanine Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John Knapp Gary & Collette Lee William Hoyt Kent Johnson Michael Knight Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lee Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hudson Jacqueline Johnson Kathi Kobayashi Montie & Diana Lee Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huffman Scott & Cherlyn Johnson Jan Kodat Wana Lee Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson Craig Kodat Howard Lee Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hughes Helen Johnstone Kohl’s David Leming Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes Ethan Johnstone David & Cherri Koltovich Becky Lenhardt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hugo Stephanie Jones Gregory & Gina Komisarek Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lentz Nancy Humes Janice Jones Koning Education Foundation David Lesh James & Patte Hunt Dewey & Barbara Jones Shawnn Koning Mr. and Mrs. Tom Levin Ken & Lourdes Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Ward Jones Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Kooima Nathaniel & Tina-Marie Lewis Joy Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Jones C. Jeanne Koontz Denise Lewis Lynda Hunton Jean Jones Mr. and Mrs. Dan Koops Anne Lewis Mary Hutcheson-Price Dianne Jones Kevin Kortz Deborah Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Ibarra Susan Jongsma Mr. and Mrs. Rick Kos Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mike & Pam Idom Berdena Joplin Desiree Koyanagi L’Heureux Mr. and Mrs. Ardaven Ikeda Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kaar Mr. and Mrs. S. Kozohara Jean Liang Mr. and Mrs. Karl Iliev Charmagne Kalter Matthew Kraemer Vera Lich Mark Illsley Patricia Kamio Peter Kraft James Lin Gail Inamine David Kanies Lois Krantz Joe Lindaman Judy Infante Norman Kaper Mr. and Mrs. Helmut Kraus Jamie Lindsay Inland Valley Contracting John Kasten Neil Krause Marc & Laura Lingle Jeffery & Diana Irving Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kaufman Stephen & Kathleen Krause Robert Lish David Isaacs Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keene Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kreske Mr. and Mrs. David Lizarraga Islands Restaurants, L.P. W.G. Kehrer Janice Krom Robert & Bonnie Lloyd The Italian Kitchen Restaurant Alberta Keiscome Robert & Janet Krom Lanny & Joyce Lloyd Mark Ivanicki Max Kell Michael Krovious Jennifer Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Ives Thomas & Robin Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Kucera Rick & Judith Logan Dr. and Mrs. R. Bates Ivey Sean Kelley Daniel Kuhn, D.C. / Kuhn Robert Logan Mr. and Mrs. Don Ivey Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kelley Chiropractic Office Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Robert & Rita Jabs Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly Shirley Kusche Logerquist Mr. and Mrs. M.D. Jackman Grayce Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Vernon La Hood Darrel & Peggy Lohman Sally Jackson Stanley Kelton Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lacey Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Lohman Scott Jackson Jeffrey Kennedy Deryl & Brenda Lackey Lisa Lohman Rex & Diane Jackson David Kennedy Lakeshore Lions Long Beach Harbor Association Roy Jackson Susan Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Duane LaMarr Ralph Longshore, Jr. Lee & Barbara Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kershaw Lambard Enterprises Inc. Lonsdale Trucking Inc. E Dorothea Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kersten David & Sandra Lammons Xavier Lopez Elizabeth Jacobs Mack Ketcham Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lamoreux Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lopez build on the vision 2008 I 2009
Banner society CONTRIBUTIONS of $100 TO $999 Lord & Cook Ventures, LLC Aimee Mc Divett Roxanne Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Nagel Mr. and Mrs. Todd Lordson Michael & Lisa Mc Donald Mr. and Mrs. Austin Miller Phyllis Nash Patricia Love C. Richard Mc Donald, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Miller Nave Chiropractic Mgmt. Inc. Judith Low Mr. and Mrs. James Mc Kee Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Miller Duncan Ndugga-Kabuye David Lowe Kristine Mc Millan Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller Ralph Neal Ionie Lugg E. W. McCall Mr. and Mrs. J. Marr Miller Shirley Neal Linda Lundgren Kevin McCauley Eddie & Carol Miller Walter Neece Robert Lunetta Fred McClellan Duane Miller Michael Neece Clifford Lutes Mr. and Mrs. William McClellan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller Marlene Neer Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Roy McClung Lela Milligan Phil & Cindy Neighbors Michael Lynch Laura McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Dale Milligan Ralph & Ruth Neighbour Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mac Connell Loren & Maria McCoy Joe & Pat Mills Mr. and Mrs. David Nelson Kevin MacKinnon G. McCracken Darnell Mills Donald Nelson Macy’s West G.I.F.T. Genevieve J. McCue Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Milton Nolan Nelson Rosalie Maddalena Mr. and Mrs. Ken McCullough Christine Minegar Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nelson Albert Maddalena Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie McDavid Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Minnis Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Madding Chad McDermott Carol Minton Joyce Nelson David Maddox Chuck McDivett Eydie Miskel Richard Newman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Madrid Lee McDougal Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Mitchell David & Deborah Newton Magnolia Avenue Inc. Joseph McEachern Grant & Neysa Mittelstaedt Robert Newton Ralph & Marie Mahaffey Gary McFarland Richard & Eileen Mobley Mr. and Mrs. Trizung Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Major Nichole McGahey Mr. and Mrs. Larry Moffit Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nichols Steven Manchester Debra McGarvey Robert Mohn Lucia Nickel Lt. Christopher Manning Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey McGhee Daniel Mole Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nieves Mary Marcinko Jeffrey McGill James & Peggy Monahan Nadine Nissen Diane Mariano Jane McGuire Fred & Thelma Monigold Esther Noguchi Mr. and Mrs. John Markano Donna McGuire Murray Monroe Larrey Noia Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Scott McHone Bertha Montanez Norco Lions Club Markham Chris McHorney Larry Montgomery Patricia Nordberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Markoski Erica McLaughlin Kimberly Montgomery Clarence & Henrietta Noreikas Bonnie Marks Mr. and Mrs. Ron & Jani McLin Lannis Moon Charles Norris David & Kelly Marley L. P. McNally Ron A. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Northcutt Susan Marovic Monty McWhorter Paula Moore Mr. and Mrs. Brian Mott Michael Marse Joel Mead Rodger & Tonda Moore Susan Novak Craig Marshall Carolyn Mead Judith Moore Matthew Nusser Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Marshall Janie Medlen Jerry Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Brian Oaks Cindy Marsile Carolyn Medlock William Morgan Patrick & Debra O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Martin Judith Meigs Christopher Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Ochart Ronald & Carol Martin Darren & Janelle Meisel Lawrence Morrell Mr. and Mrs. William O’Connor Pearleatha Martin Bill & Kelly Meister Richard & Elizabeth Morris Catherine Odell Phillip Martinez John & Linda Mellin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Morton Jaydeane Oehring Natalia Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Merlo Walter Morton Sharon Okel Vivien Martinez Virgil & JoAnne Merrett Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moss Michele Olgren Tony Masi Robert Merrill Laura Moss Richard & Marilyn Oliver John Masi Mesa West Medical Julie Moulton Bart & Susan Olson Julie Mason Carol Mesler Denise Moulton Michael & Jeanette Olson Gary Mason Gary and Sharon Messner Onsi & Mariam Mousa Olympic Baptist Assoc Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mason Daniel & Kimberly Messner Nancy Mower On-Camera Audiences Inc. Patricia Massey Michael Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mulcahy O’Neill Realty & Property Mgmt. David Mata Mr. and Mrs. Terry Meyer David & Leslie Munger Taryn Ontiveros Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mathes Mr. and Mrs. Tony Meyer Steve Munoz Marcela O’Reilly Michael & Lynette Mathewson Patsy Meyer Vilma Munoz Charles Orr Joan Mathison Tamra Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Tom Munoz Michael & Cathy Orta George Matoian Amanda Meyer Joshua & Keri Murcray Dennis & Peggy Ortiz Dina Matthews Mark Michels Nicholas & Daniela Muresan Peter Ortiz Jennifer Mattias Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy Matthew & Janice Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Haig Maurin Middleton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murray Chris & Yolanda Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mawhorter Edna Milan George and Betty Musacchio Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Oseguera Maxson Painting Lorraine Millard Andrea Musick Shannon O’Shields Cindi Mazzacano Ray & Renee Miller Byron and Maribeth Myers Mr. and Mrs. Reyes Osuna Ron & Tami Mc Dermith Robert & Deanne Miller Glenn & Terry Nadalet Sam & Eliza Othman
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Banner society CONTRIBUTIONS of $100 TO $999 Lorraine Otto Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pin Ariel Ramirez T. R. Rodgers Eugene Overstreet Donald Pince Rosario Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Ed Owens Jeanette Pinckley Mr. and Mrs. William Ramshaw Dan & Kristi Rodriguez Paul Oyer Ciriaco Pinedo Silvio & Ellen Ransons Carl Rodwell Pacific Green Inc. James & Lisa Pinkerton Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Rhoda Rogers Fred Page Plan Financial Rasmussen Mark & Stephanie Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pahl Robert & Peggy Plavajka Mr. and Mrs. Richard Raulston Glen & Debra Rojas Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Pair Plush Pocket Billiards Valerie Rea Rita Roman Eva-Maria Palermo Christopher Pohren / Discover Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Read Mark Rondeau Dick & Kathleen Palmer Cruises & Travel Constance Reams Gail Ronveaux Carrie Palmer-Williams Pointe Construction Inc. Red Bluff Emblem Club No. 408 Olavi Roohe Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pappas Tennie Pomroy Joan Redden Bethann Rooney Charles & Daphne Paramo Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Pond Redlands Unified School District Don & Rachel Root Deborah Paree John Popovich Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reece Glenna Rose Leon Parma Mr. and Mrs. Ken Popplewell Jeffrey Reed The Rose Garden Village Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parrish Porterville Unified School District Elmer Reed Royal Rose Mr. and Mrs. Jason Parry Jeff Post Rayford & Cheryl Reese Rosemont Terrace Apts. Ronnie & Roseann Pascoe Agaiotupu Pouesi Elaine Reese Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ross Ronald Passmore Kyle Poulsen Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reeser Rotary Club of Joshua Tree Marie Patillo Christopher & Karen Poulsen Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rehrmann Rotary Club of Perris Zac Patnaik Marissa Poulsen Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Reid Thala Roueche Mr. and Mrs. Armando Patron, Jr. Fritz Poulsen Mr. and Mrs. Chester Reid Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Roux John & Deborah Patterson Janice Powell Jeff Renaud Cynthia Rowden Audrey Paule Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Powell Irina Renfro John Rowe Randall & Judy Paulson Mr. and Mrs. Steven Powell Mr. and Mrs. John Rettberg Frank Rubino Stephanie Paver Joshua Powell Lynda Rex Jeffrey Rudy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Payne Mr. and Mrs. David Powell Wayne and Cheryl Reynolds James & Lola Ruffin Stephen & Kathy Payne Mr. and Mrs. John Powell Reza Imagery LLC Lee Rumble Marie Payne Norma Powell-Doerges James Rhoades Shelly Rupard Kenneth & Debra Pearce Debbie Power Keith & Lori Rice Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rush Edward & MaryAnn Pearson Robert & April Powers Mr. and Mrs. David Rich Janneth Russell Merrill Peavy George Powers Lance & Patti Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell Mr. and Mrs. George Peavy Steven Powers John and Jeweline Richardson S.B.B. Enterprizes/Coldstone #591 Dan & Kirstin Pedersen Ron & Tracy Prentice Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saathoff John Pedersen Walter & Janet Price Jonette Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sabol Shirlee Pedersen Don Price Brittany Richey Kristy Sadeghi Galen & Janice Peek Bruce Prins Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rickel Ruth Salazar Kevin Peete Wayne & Kimberly Prins Mr. and Mrs.Charles Riggs Carlos and Ruthie Salazar Dana Peinado Pro-Bilt Inc. Jeff Riley Sam Armstrong Realty Inc. Louise Pena-Cornett Michael & Rebecca Procter Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Riley Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Samartin Heidi Pendleton Bryan & Kathryn Proctor Brian Riley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sample Denise Pennock Professional Communications Ann Riley Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Samples Matilde Penuelas Netw Rachel Rimel Anthony & Kim Samra Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Perdew Joe & Deb Pronk Mike & Lynette Risner Steven Sanchez Razelle Perkins Provence Interiors Hugh Rist Karen Sanders Perris High School Jonathan Puckett Stephanie Ritchie Alison Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Red Peryea Edward Pudimott Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ritter Steven & Alice Sanders Laura Peters Sally Puryear Gwen Ritzau Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Sanders Temitayo Peters Barbara Putnam River Springs Charter School Douglas Sanderson Mark & Nina Peterson Mr. and Mrs.Todd Putnam David Rivera Susan Sandoval Patti Pettis Joseph & Robin Putulowski Riverside Awning Co. Nancy Sandoval Diane Pettit Mr. and Mrs. Gary Quan Riverside Christian High School Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Sanford Bruce Pfluger Anna Quick Riverside Junior Tennis League Christene Santillan Mark & Erin Phillips Karen Quivey Riverside Police Officers’ Assn. Herman Sapio Loretta Phillips Darlene Rachunok Maurice Roberson, III Deborah Saravia Janice Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Richard Racine Marilyn Roberson Rudy & Diane Sass Mr. and Mrs. Belford Phillips David Rader Dave Roberts Robert Saunders Rev. and Mrs. Doyle Phillips Vincent & Crystal Ragsdale Mr. and Mrs. Henry Robinson Barbara Savage Tracy Phipps Raincross Chorale Randy & Christy Rocca Danny & Susan Savolainen Elyse Pierce Raymond & Rosie Rainwater Robert & Dawn Roddy Mr. and Mrs. N. Edwin Michael Pierpoint Juliana Ramirez Mihwa Rode Savolainen build on the vision 2008 I 2009
Banner society CONTRIBUTIONS of $100 TO $999 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sayre Kenneth & Mary Jo Sims Mike & Janet Story Philip Tilley Judy Sbur Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Sindel Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stow Deborah Tinsley Michael Scarano Kevin Singer Alice Strain-Gifford Gina Tipre Tommy Schacht Wallace Sinner Marlene Strange Jerry & Rose Todd Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Schaefer Linda Skelton Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dr. and Mrs. Chester Todd George & Ndala Scheele Daniel Skubik Strehlow John Todd Sean Scheele Robert Smith Eleanor Strehlow Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Todd Virgil Schiess David & Margaret Smith Robert Strong Daniel & Karen Tomita Regan & Kathy Schmalz Alison Smith Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stroup Susan Toney Ted Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. James Smith Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Stubblefield Tonkin Plumbing Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Schmiess Danielle Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Greg & Diane Topp Mr. and Mrs. George Schmittle Gary & Joy Smith Stubblefield Steve & Michelle Totra Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schnee Dawn Smith Michael Studebaker Scott & Rhonda Tracy Lorene Schoengarth Sharon Smith Jerry & Aileen Stueve S.E. Trent G. Scott Scholler Carol Smith Jerome & Sherri Stultz William Trimble Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Schramm Elizabeth Smith Amy Stumpf Dennis & Carol Troesh Elisa Schroeder Corlis Smith Bob Sturner Mr. and Mrs. David Trussell Mr. and Mrs. William Schulz Smith Floors & Installations James & Carol Stuursma Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tsuji Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Judith Smithey Mr. and Mrs. Gary Suarez Floyd & Sandy Tucker Schwenk Mr. and Mrs. Mike Snapper Marsha Suffern Howard & Tamara Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwier Joan Snell Linda Sukovich Sandy Tucker Mr. and Mrs. David Scott Florence Snyder Sean Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John Turnbull Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Scott Gwendolyn Snyder Steve Sullivan Doris Turner Melvin & Wanda Scruggs Frederick Soderlund Laura Summers Daniel Turner Wayne Seeberg Julie Soldo Marlin Sumpter Tustin Avenue Veterinary Thomas & Noelcarroll Seesing Mr. and Mrs. David Somersett Gregory Sutherland Hospital Greg Seiler Mr. and Mrs. John & Sally Ralph & Janice Sutton Gary & Sharon Twitty Julie Senegor Songy Ronda Swager Kyle Tye Dr. and Mrs. Montia Setzler Kailee Songy Robert Swanson Mr. and Mrs. William Tyler Seven Fifty-Four Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Esteban Soriano Paul & Josephine Syiem Paul & Elizabeth Ubrun John & Rhonda Shackelford Irene Sotelo Esibon Syiem United States Bowling Eleanor Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sothern Shimkiri Syiem Congress Mr. and Mrs. C. Wm. Shaffer Joel Sothern Roy Takeno United States Treasury Douglas Shaffer South Bay TV Service Michael Talley United Way Rebecca Shaughnessy Southlands Christian Schools Mr. and Mrs. Terry Talley Frank Upshaw William Shaw James Spafford Shirley Talley Aaron Uren John Shaw Carrin Spalding Thomas Tamura Debbie Valentine Steven & Melanie Shaw Pete Spargo Laura Tandy Daniel & Kathy Vallender Craig & Nita Shea Calvin & Claudia Sparkman Mr. and Mrs. G. Darrell Tannatt Patricia Van Acker James & Lucille Shearer Roger & Ginger Spradlin Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Van Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shearer Brad & Marty Sprague TCB Systems Alstine Kevin and Keri Sheckler Royal Spurrier Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Tegarden Mr. and Mrs. Dale Van Berkum Edward Sheehan R. Wayne & Nancy Stacks Temecula Valley High School Marty & Cheryl Van Duyn Carol Shellenbarger William Stamper Eileen Terry Charles & Sandra Van Dyke David Shields Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stanford James Teter Mr. and Mrs. Duane Van Barton Shifter Sue Starling Joshua Tharp Leeuwen Ronny Shindy Chuck & Melodie Starr Paul Thiel Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lorraine Shoaf Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Starri Amy Thomas Vandergoot Shook Building Systems Inc. Statewide Towing & Recovery Owen & Ruthmary Thomas Bonnie Vandiver Kathryn Short Mr. and Mrs. Steven Steele Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Thomas Arthur Vanek Michael & Pamela Short Louis Steers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Rick Charles & Stephanie Short Richard & Martha Steiger Andy Thomas VanGroningen Stephen & Joanna Showalter Chris & Karen Steiger Valorie Thomas Michael Vanta Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Shull Duane Steiner Kevin Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Ron Varela Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sidor Jerry & Tammy Stephens Dorothy Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Variz John & Sara Siemens Carole Stepper Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thorsen Michele Vasquez Gracie Siemens Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart Randy Throne Steve Vasquez Mr. and Mrs. Allen Silk Cheryl Stewart Michelle Tiano Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vasquez Duncan Simcoe Merl Stewart Jon Tidwell Richard Vass Carol Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Stites Daniel Tietz Reyna Vega Dwight & Mary Simpson Ron & Linda Storm David Tilden Mr. and Mrs. Michael Veloz
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Banner society CONTRIBUTIONS of $100 TO $999 Annelies Verhagen Mr. and Mrs. Elmer White Siegfred Wroebel Sam and Pam Vickery Dan & Alison Whiteker Doris Wyant Allison Villaverde Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whitener Mark & Jean Wyatt Burton & Janet White’s HVAC Serices Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Yager Villaverde Thomas Whitmore Calvin Yagi Vision Global LLC Fermin Whittaker Stephen Yamasaki Vista Ford John & Theresa Wiest Diane Yang Visterra Credit Union James Wilcox Ryan Yarbrough Mr. and Mrs. Greg Vollmer Billi Wilder Ganesh Yelisetty Mary Vought Paul & Anita Wilhite Myonghyun Yoon Andy Vowell Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Willems David York W.P. Harris Construction Karen Willestoft Carol Young Pamela Waagen William & Janet Willett Jack Young Mark Wabnitz Michael Willett Darleen Young Jane Wacker Austin Williams Yucaipa Valley Real Estate Inc. Michael & Patrice Wade T. James & Debbie Williams Peter & Nancy Yuen Roy Waechter Marjorie Williams Mr. and Mrs. John Zach Kenneth Wait Robert Williams Mr. and Mrs. Vinoj Zachariah Wal Mart Stores, Inc. Jeremy & Lisa Williams Laura Zanotti Deron Walker Melinda Williams Mr. and Mrs. Victor Zappia Mark & Dianne Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Williams Rob Zinn Jody Wallace Nancy Williams Julia Zohner Shirley Wallace Kevin & Cindy Willingham Lisa Zulueta Diane Wallace Tracy Willis Randy & Karin Zurn Lylyan Wallner Nancy Willis Carl & Bonnie Zylstra Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Walth Danny Wilson Sandra Zylstra Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wang Mark Wilson Rhoda Zylstra Tracy Ward Jerry Wilson Mark Warkentien James & Susan Wilson Sandra Warntz Ron Wilson Washington State GET Program Craig & Marianna Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Watje James Wilson George Watkins Stan & Claudia Wilson Carol Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watt Kirk & Molly Wilson Melinda Wearing Brett & Kim Wilson Larry & Cindi Weaver Paul & Sharon Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weaver Douglas Wilson Mr. and Mrs. William Webb Dennis Wilson Brian & Darla Weber Brenda Wilson Doris Weber Mr. and Mrs. William Winslow Charles Weir Steven & Mary Wisniewski Mr. and Mrs. Rick Weisser Mr. and Mrs. Jerry With Shirley Welch Peter Wohlgemuth Larry & Paula Welch Thelma Wokoun Mr. and Mrs. Troy Wellington Mr. and Mrs. James Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Wells Fred & Shirley Womack Wells Fargo Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Womack Edward Wemmer The Woman’s Improvement Club Robert Wenk Mr. and Mrs. John Womble Kevin Wensel Erin Wood Jamie Weslowski Cynthia Woods West Coast Netting, Inc Carie Woods Sherri Westcott Cathryn Woodworth Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Westfall Mr. and Mrs. John Work Florence Whalen Holli Worthington Mr. and Mrs. John Whitaker Glen Worthington, Jr. Brent & Diana White William & Sharon Woudenberg Cynthia White / The White Family Trust Alvin & Darlene Wright George White Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wright Mr. and Mrs. Robert White Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wright build on the vision 2008 I 2009
churches CONTRIBUTIONS
$10,000 or More First Southern Baptist Church, North Bethel Island Baptist, Bethel Island Calvary Bible Church, Bakersfield Hollywood Bethel Missonary Baptist Church, First Baptist Church, Norco First Southern Baptist Church, Porterville Pasadena Magnolia Avenue Baptist Church, First Southern Baptist Church, Red Bluff Bryant Street Baptist Church, Yucaipa Riverside Grace Baptist Church, Oroville Buena Vista Baptist Church, Vista Mountain View Baptist, Lakeview Terrace Grace Church, Ventura Burning Bush Baptist , Victorville Valley Baptist Church, Bakersfield Grace Fellowship Church, Norco California Heights United, Long Beach Village Church Inc, Burbank Greenville Southern Baptist ,Greenville Calvary Baptist, Hawthorne Grove Community Church, The Calvary Baptist Church, Anaheim $5000 to $9,999 Riverside Calvary Baptist Church, San Bernardino Cypress Avenue Baptist Church, Hilltop Baptist, Chula Vista Calvary Baptist Church, La Verne Carmichael Immanuel Baptist Church, Ridgecrest Calvary Chapel, Murrieta Emmanuel Faith Community Church, La Sierra First Baptist Church, Riverside Calvary Chapel Corona, Corona Escondido Lakeside Church, Folsom Calvary Community Church, Manteca Fellowship in the Pass, Beaumont Liberty Baptist Church, Moreno Valley Calvary Temple Church, Concord First Baptist, Fair Oaks Lifeway Baptist Church, Fresno Capistrano Valley Baptist Church, First Baptist Church of Hesperia, Hesperia Lifeway Baptist, Church Vista San Juan Capistrano Immanuel Baptist Church, Highland Lighthouse Christian Church, Oceanside Central Baptist Church, Burbank Shoreline Baptist Church, Fountain Valley Midway Baptist Church, San Diego Central Baptist Church ,Inglewood Trinity Baptist Church, Vacaville Mountain View Community Church, Chapel of the Redwoods, Comptche Utopia Baptist Church, Utopia Temecula Chinese Grace Baptist, San Francisco Nellis Baptist Church, Las Vegas Christ Community Church, Moreno Valley $1,000 to $4,999 Niblick Road Baptist Church, Paso Robles Christ Evangelical Church, Orem Bethel Southern Baptist Church, North Phoenix Baptist Church, Phoenix Christian Womens Fellowship, Pomona Escondido Paradise Hills So. Baptist, San Diego Church in the Valley, Diamond Bar Bridgeport Baptist Church, Bridgeport Placer Heights Baptist, Placerville Columbus Street Baptist Church, Calvary Baptist Church, Riverside Sandals Church, Riverside Bakersfield Calvary Baptist Church, Moreno Valley Sierra Baptist Church, Pioneer Cooper Mountain Presbyterian, Aloha Calvary Baptist Church, Santa Clara The River Christian, Redlands Cornerstone Church Bakersfield, Calvary Baptist Univ Fellowship, San Diego The Vine Church, Rancho Cucamonga Bakersfield Calvary Chapel Chinese Fellowship, Trinity Baptist, Palmdale Cornerstone Fellowship, Livermore Corona Trinity Baptist Church, Panorama City Corona Seventh-Day Adventist, Corona Calvary Chapel Hemet Missions, Hemet Valley Baptist Church, Castro Valley Covenant Community Church of SC, Calvary Church of West Hills, West Hills Valley Center Community Church, Orange Camelback S.D.A. Church, Phoenix Valley Center Covenant Presbyterian Church, Orange Castlewood Baptist, Vallejo Western Avenue Baptist Church, Brawley Crossroads Christian Church, Concord Korean Baptist Church, Martinez White Avenue Baptist Church, Pomona Redwood Valley Corona Evangelical Free Church, Corona Crossroads Church, Temecula Eastside Baptist Church, Fort Smith $100 to $999 Dishman First Baptist Church, Spokane Emmanuel Southern Baptist Church, Abundant Life Church, Mead Eagle Mountain Baptist, Desert Center Azusa Agape Christian Church of NM Inc, Eagle Ridge Church, Menifee Faith Fellowship, La Palma Las Cruces East Clairemont So. Baptist, San Diego First Baptist , Cloverdale, Alamosa Christian Reformed Church, East Fresno Southern Baptist, Fresno First Baptist Church, Barstow Alamosa East Hills Community Church, Riverside First Baptist Church, San Jacinto All Saints of the Desert, Sun City Echos of Faith Christian Center, Ontario First Baptist Church, Granada Hills American Baptist Women, Fort Bragg Eleventh Street Baptist Church, Upland First Baptist Church, Albuquerque Apple Valley Baptist Church, Apple Valley Emmanuel Baptist Church, Pullman First Baptist Church, Rialto Balboa Baptist Church, San Francisco Emmanuel Southern Baptist Church, First Baptist Church, Clearlake Baring Cross Missionary Baptist, Dos Palos First Baptist Church - Prunedale, Salinas Arkadelphia Evergreen Bible Chapel, Federal Way First Baptist Church Irvine, Tustin Bell Road Baptist Church, Auburn Fairvale Baptist, Fair Oaks First Southern Baptist, Glendale Berean Baptist Church, Santa Fe Faith Baptist Church, Antioch First Southern Baptist, El Cajon Bethel Baptist Church, Fort Bragg Faith Community Church, San Jacinto
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churches CONTRIBUTIONS
Faith Lutheran Church of SD, San Dimas Glen Avon Community Church, Rubidoux North Vista Baptist Church, Vista Faith Southern Baptist, Moreno Valley Good Samaritan Lutheran Church, Northdale Baptist Church, Albuquerque Fellowship Community Church, Las Vegas Northside Christian Church, Clovis Forest Grove Grace Baptist Fellowship, Modesto Ocean Gate Southern Baptist, Hawthorne First Bapt. Church of Mira Mesa, San Diego Grace Bible Church, Helendale Olive Branch Community Church, Corona First Baptist, Oakhurst Grace Community Wesleyan Church, Olive Drive Church, Bakersfield First Baptist, King City Medford Olympic Baptist Assoc, Bremerton First Baptist, Manteca Grace Hills Church, Aliso Viejo Ontario Seventh-Day Adventist, Ontario First Baptist, Firebaugh Grace Temple Baptist Church, Dallas Oregon City Evangelical Church, First Baptist Church, Sherman Grand Avenue Baptist Church, Fort Smith Oregon City First Baptist Church, Winters Grand Valley Christian Church, Parachute Pacific Baptist Church, El Segundo First Baptist Church, Rusk Grant Avenue Baptist Church, Corvallis Pacific Coast Community Church, First Baptist Church, Cupertino Grants Pass Foursquare Church, Huntington Beach First Baptist Church, Banning Grants Pass Palm Baptist Church, Riverside First Baptist Church, Artesia Grove Christian Fellowship, San Diego Palms Baptist, Twentynine Palms First Baptist Church, Anaheim Hanaro Church, Chino Hills Park Street Baptist Church, Butte First Baptist Church, Walnut Heart of the Canyons Church, Santa Clarita Pathway Church, Redlands First Baptist Church, Hacienda Heights Highline Christian Church, Seattle Pole Line Road Baptist, Davis First Baptist Church, Fairview Hillcrest Baptist, Richmond Pomona First Baptist Church, Pomona First Baptist Church, Newark Hillside Comm Church of the Nazarene, Primera Iglesia Bautista, Visalia First Baptist Church, Mount Shasta Rowland Heights Riverside Baptist Church, Riverside First Baptist Church, Moab Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Comm, San Antonio Hghts Community Church, First Baptist Church, Grandview Redlands Upland First Baptist Church, Dodge City Hope Lutheran Church, Riverside Seacoast Community Church, Encinitas First Baptist Church, Apache Junction Ignacio Baptist Church, Maranatha Ignacio Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Riverside First Baptist Church, Linden Immanuel Baptist, Lindsay Shepherd of the Hills, Rancho Cucamonga First Baptist Church, Texarkana Imperial Beach Christian Sch, Imperial Southside Seventh Day Adventist, First Baptist Church, Toledo Imperial Valley’s Faith Assembly, Imperial Bakersfield First Baptist Church, Twentynine Palms Inland Valley Baptist Fellowship, Hemet Springdale Baptist Church, Westminster First Baptist Church, Fontana International Baptist, Lake Forest St. Stephen Missionary Baptist, La Puente First Baptist Church, McCloud Joseph Baptist Church, Joseph Stine Road Baptist Church, Bakersfield First Baptist Church, Moreno Valley Knott Avenue Christian Church, Anaheim Summitview Baptist Church, Yakima First Baptist Church of Bigfork, Bigfork Leona Valley Community Church, Sunnyside Baptist Church, Wichita First Baptist Church of Datil, Datil Leona Valley Sunrise Community Church, Fair Oaks First Baptist Church of Sun City, Sun City Living Springs Community Church, Temple Baptist Church, Amarillo First Baptist Church Prescott, Prescott Apple Valley The Well, Brea First Christian Church, Fort Benton Loma Rica Baptist, Marysville Tierrasanta Baptist Church, San Diego First Evangelical Free Church, Manchester Magnolia Presbyterian Church, Riverside Tri-City Chinese Baptist, Fremont First Presbyterian Church, Westminster Majestic Baptist Church, Pueblo West United Methodist Church, Camp Verde First Presbyterian Church, Littlefield Memorial Baptist, Willits United Methodist Church, Yucaipa First Southern Baptist, Gardena Mendocino Presbyterian Church, United Methodist Church, First Southern Baptist, Chowchilla Mendocino Rancho Cucamonga First Southern Baptist, Kerman Mid Cities Baptist Church, Westminster Upland Brethren in Christ, Church First Southern Baptist , Susanville Monument Baptist Church, Grand Junction Upland First Southern Baptist Church, Great Falls Mountain View Community Church, Valley Christian Church, Moreno Valley First Southern Baptist Church, Selma Fontana West Fullerton Baptist Church, Fullerton First Southern Baptist Church, Orange New Heights Church Inc., Yucaipa Westside Baptist Church, Fontana First Southern Baptist Church, Pine New Pilgrim Missionary Baptist, Woodword Park Baptist, Fresno First Southern Baptist Church, Phoenix Los Angeles Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, First Southrn Baptist, Pasadena Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, San Luis Obispo Fox Island Alliance Church, Fox Island Newport Beach Free Methodist Church in So. CA, Azusa Nineteenth Ave. Baptist, San Francisco Gateway Church, El Cajon North Coast Church, Vista build on the vision 2008 I 2009
in-kind gifts
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Albee Mrs. Tara Falsetti Ancho’s Southwest Grill/Shirley Hammond Fleming’s Steakhouse Angels Baseball Focus on the Family/Kurt Leander Dr. James M. Arlandson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fraser Back By Demand GM Business Interiors/Steve Easley Ms. Dianna Bautista H & M Landing Bello Salon Mrs. Cindy Hall Benihana/Melissa Fonstin Happy Time Jumpers Best Nails Harvest Christian Church/Pastor Greg Laurie Beyond the Garden Gate Mr. John Higley Biokorium Day Spa & Salon Hilton Ontario/Quentin Roberts BJ’s Restaurant and Brewery Mrs. Carolyn Hunter Boca Raton Resort & Club/Robert Coman Idyllwild Inn/Josh & Emily White Boomers Park Indian Hills Golf Club Bradford Renaissance Portraits/Bradford Rowley In-N-Out Burgers Brighton Collectibles Dr. Steve Johnson Ms. Mary Buck Ms. Carolyn Jones Cabrillo Marine Aquarium Jurupa Hills Country Club Brent Calhoun Photography Drs. Scott and Mary Key California Pizza Kitchen/Steve Israelson King’s Fish House/Bunny Dennis Camelot Golfland Mr. Bob Krom Cheesecake Factory/Ian Ginther La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts/Jeff Brown Mrs. Barbara Cockerham Lake Tahoe Cruises/Shay Carpenter Cookies By Design/Kristin Smith Lindmair Bakery Costco Lintermans Hair Studio Dr. Mary Crist Lorin Backe Photography/Charmaine Backe Crumbles Cookies Los Angeles Zoo Crystal Factory Malibu Speed Zone Curtain Call Theatre Dr. Mary Marcinko Curves Mrs. Roberta McEwen Dahpne’s Greek Café/Kate Kendall Mrs. Renee Miller Disneyland Resort/Denise Sparacio Millie’s Restaurant Mr. Keith Downs Mimi’s Café Downs Energy Ms. Linda Modie Capt. Steve and Dr. Linda Drake Dr. Robert J. Mohn Dream Dinners Oakley Sales/Mr. Al Krueger Eagle Glen Golf Club/Jack Konecni Mr. Don Oaks Edible Arrangements Occasional Notes/Audrey Kostka El Torito Mexican Restaurant Mrs. Ruth Oka Elite Products/Mark Markos Pacific Swing Company/Joel Peterson Dr. Ronald L. and Mrs. Jane Ellis Palm Springs Aerial Tramway Ms. Gloria Evans Pasadena Playhouse Mr. Butch Everett Mr. John Pate Mrs. Chris Fages Mr. and Mrs. Ron Patterson Fair Price Carpets Pechanga Resort
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in-kind gifts
Mr. Ron Penland Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stacks Mrs. Erin Phillips Ms. Breon Stell Privacy Wear/Tonya Johnson Stine Mart Privacy Wear/Carolyn Jones Mr. Theodore Stream Provence Interiors Table for Two Rawhide Ranch/Val Ewan Temptations Chocolate Factory Red Persimmon Salon & Day Spa The Gardeners Cottage Mrs. Wendy Reese The Harvest Store Renaissance 2000 The Spa & Fitness Club Richard Nixon Library & Birthplace The Wild Grape Rowley Portraiture Ms. Renee Theuer Ruby’s Diner Mrs. Sheri Torelli Saturn of Riverside/David Crain U. B. S. Gems/Kurt Ung Sawdust Festival/Rebecca Meekma UCLA Athletics Scandia Amusement Park Mrs. Michelle Wager Michael Schehl Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wahlstrom Mrs. Carolyn Shepardson Walter’s Auto Sales and Service Shoe Clinique Mr. James Walters Randy Shultz Mrs. Jeanne Weller Simply Cakes, Etc. Doug and Julie Wible Six Flags Magic Mountain Ms. Paula Wilcoxon Skip Fordyce Harley Davidson Wild Rivers Waterpark Dr. Sherrye Smith Mr. Barton Young Souplantation & Sweet Tomatoes Yuen Lui Studio & Gallery Southwest Airlines
Women of vision
Michelle Adair Brenda Flowers Ruth Stevens Karen Alexander Karen Hawkins Carol Troesh Mary Baghdady Kristin James Cindy Troesh Beverly Bailey Evelyn Johnson Brooke Troesh Alyssa Bailey Audrey Kostka Ashley Troesh Teri Briscoe Peggy Sue Lansing Paula Vivian Phyllis Carney Sharon Lee-Cannon Susan Wehba Suzy Clem Sharon Messner Julie Wible Ferne Collinsworth Dr. Connie Milton Sonja Wood Lisa Collinsworth Lori Moore Shandah Yanes Laurie Cook Gail Mullenix Kristi Yeager Judy Copenbarger Donna Peters Terry Couch Patti Pettis Catherine Downs Erin Phillips Jane Ellis Wendy Reese Marianne Fitzgerald Wanda Scruggs build on the vision 2008 I 2009
Board of visitors
ACCO Custom Service Systems Kaiser Permanente Renaissance Executive Forums Darren Schwartz Kenneth Truelock Belva Snyder Ronald Penland
Adrian Gaus Architects, Inc CW Driver Kennedy Jimenez & Pankratz Xavier Adrian & Herta Gaus Paul Guiso William C. Kennedy Richard C. Phillips (Past Chair 2001-2004) Alessandro Mini Storage & David Leonard Associates KSGN Radio Re/Max All Stars Realty David Leonard Dawn Hibbard Richard Hawkins Insurance Richard and Kathie Palmer Services Design West Engineering Steven E. Larson, M.D. Richard Hawkins Kelly Allen, CPA Robert Cronk Leonard Financial Group, LLC Rick Engineering Allstate Insurance Diffenbaugh, Inc. Karl Hicks Bob Stockton Doug Moore Jack Hawkins & Wendell Clark Market Broiler Riverside Community Altura Credit Union & Patrion Dos Lagos, SE Corporatio Rodney Couch Health Foundation Insurance Services Frank Emerson Dr. Dan Anderson Mark Hawkins, Pam Cuthbert- Masters Electric son, and Mari Rezinas Downs Energy Philip Schaefer Riverside Community Hospital Sharon Messner & Tracy Dallarda Ark Insurance Caroline Epperson McCrometer Steven Park Kerry F. McCall Gary Roberts Ellen & Clarence Peterson Sam & Betty Armstrong Foundation O’Reilly Public Relations Rudy L. Rodriquez, P.E. Wendel W. Tucker, Ph.D. Patrick J. O’Reilly Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Saturn of Riverside Insurance Brokers of CA,Inc. First American Trust On Target Promotional Dave Crain Bill G. Avery Joanna Averett Products Dennis & Debbie Johnson Security Bank of California Automated Gate Services Gary’s Carpeting Peter Meyers Steve & Carrie Johnson Gary Suarez One Stop Undercar Markham Becker Space Design & Display, Inc. A-Z Bus Sales GlobalMarc, LLC Brian Nelson George Tillery William Crist Painting The Town, Inc. Gary and Sue Rawlings Stilwell Construction Hany and Mary Baghdady Gresham Savage Tom Stilwell Nolan & Tilden Paradise Building Services, Inc. Best Best & Krieger LLP Ted Stream (Current Chair) & Susan Cutshaw & Pat Carter Stronghold Engineering George M. Reyes J. Matthew Wilcox Beverly Bailey, Scott Bailey & PCH Architects, LLP Chuck Gossage Gordon and Jill Bourns M.A. Hammarlund, D.V.M. Michael Bern Renée L. Theuer, Bud’s Tire and Wheel, Inc. Harvest Christian Fellowship Premier Service Bank Photographic Artist Bud Luppino John Collins Kerry Pendergast TMG Communications, Inc. Burgess Moving & Storage Hub International of Primerica Financial Services Aaron Knox Tim Burgess California Insurance Services Christopher MacArthur Roy Taylor (Past Chair Tovey/Shultz Construction CA Construction 2006-2008) Professional Door Systems, Inc. Randy Shultz & Kevin Terry Charles & Naomi Avila Danny Peters Hyatt Advertising Tower Realty California Baptist Foundation Adrian Hyatt-Ward Provence Interiors Collette Lee & Brent Lee Dr. K. Milton Higgins Marie Mahaffey Intelinet, inc. TR Design Group, Architecture Christian Community Dan DeWitt & Darnell Mills Provident Bank Thomas Riggle Credit Union Craig Blunden Larry Montgomery Irvine Pipeline Co. ValleyCrest Landscape Tom Brisco & John Brisco Psomas Engineering Maintenance City of Riverside, Economic Bryan & Debi Jacobs Consultants Andrea Musick Development Department Tom Hunt Belinda Graham & Tricia Jacobs Development Co. David A. Walker Hinckley Doug Jacobs Quality Nissan Garrie Aspengren Wilhelm Construction & CollegeBoxes.com Jaguar Computer Systems, Inc. Development Rob Saunders George Hoanzl R. D. Olson Brad Arshat Ian Gardiner ColorGraphics JJ Roofing WLC Architects Sheri McCartney Don Luginbill RCI, Inc. Larry Wolff Rufus Barkley Community Works Design JM Associates LLC Drs. Eugene and Billie Yeager Group Ron Washington RE/MAX All Stars Realty Tim Maloney Kevin O’Neill Gilbert H. Zimmerman, M.D. Johnson Foundation Bill and Sue Johnson
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