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Woodinville Value: $1,370 Expiration Date: 3/28/2021 Table of Contents Your Catalog is Brought to You by Meier Clinics Welcome Letter From the Headmaster 2 Event Schedule 3 Explanation of Games, Auction Rules, & School Vacation Dates 4 Auction Committee, Table Captains, Table Hosts, Board of Directors 6 Parent & Staff Volunteers, Student Volunteers 7 Cleveland Street Mortgage Dessert Dash Desserts 10 Auctioneer Bio 11 Advertisers & Corporate Sponsors 11 Live Auctions: Greenridge Landscape Golden Ticket 17 Specialty Eye Care Virtual “Live” Auction 18 Ronald Blue Trust Sponsored Fund-A-Student 38 Donors 57 1 Welcome from the Headmaster On behalf of our Board, faculty, staff, and students of Providence, thank you for your participation in our annual benefit auction. Your support is directed specifically toward need-based financial aid. We all benefit by ensuring that Providence is financially accessible to a wide group of families, and your contribution to this effort is much appreciated. This year’s auction theme, “Awakening Wonder,” resonates with classical, Christian education. A primary goal at Providence is to encourage and inspire students to think beyond themselves, to marvel at not only God’s creation, but to marvel at the holiness of God. All of learning culminates in a person: Jesus Christ. In Him all things cohere (Colossians 1:17); In Him we find truth and a path to the Father (John 14:6); in Him we live, and move, and have our being (Acts 17:28). To awaken wonder is to teach in a way that allows the student to see God’s truth in all reality, to see beyond the material, and to meditate on the higher things. The best education, as John Rustin wrote, “Is to make people not merely do the right things, but to enjoy the right things – not merely industrious, but to love industry – not merely learned, but to love knowledge – not merely pure, but to love purity – not merely just, but to hunger and thirst after justice.” Not an easy task today, but nevertheless a goal worthy of our efforts. We appreciate all the folks who have contributed to make this evening possible. We welcome back the talents of John Curley as our auctioneer, and a special thanks to Mark Sandeno for serving as our master of ceremonies. Finally, thank you to Cory Marshall and our auction team – Shannon Wilson, and Stacey Sykes, among others – who have prepared a wonderful and entertaining evening. May God bless you as we seek to honor Him at Providence. With gratitude, Ryan Evans, Headmaster 2 Event Schedule Attire: Creative black-tie optional Location: Where you are most comfortable and ready to bid! 3:00 pm Registration Begins & Bidding Opens Gift Card Grab Envelopes Greenridge Landscape Golden Tickets 7:00 pm Youtube Live Stream Begins Auctioneer: John Curley, Radio Personality and Celebrity Auctioneer Master of Ceremonies: Mark Sandeno, Providence Parent Greenridge Landscape Golden Ticket Winner 7:05 - 7:50* pm Specialty Eye Care Group Virtual “Live” Auction 7:50* Ronald Blue Trust Sponsored Fund-A-Student 7:55* Goal Update Thank You & Farewell *or earlier if we move quickly 3 Explanation of Games & Special Programs Greenridge Landscape “Golden Ticket” The Auction Committee is offering a raffle for the Grand Prize of one Live Auction item of the winner’s choice. Only 50 tickets will be sold, beginning March 25th, in the “Shop” section o the Text2Bid site. The winner will be drawn prior to the Virtual “Live” Auction begins. You must be “present” (aka online) to win! The cost for a Greenridge “Golden Ticket” is $100. Prize ~ The winner chooses any item from the Live Auction or a $1,000 tuition credit for the 2021 school year. If you win, please tell us your choice right away in the chat screen below the live stream so we can remove an item if need be. Gift Card Grab Envelopes We are selling gold treasure-laden envelopes throughout the evening for $25 apiece. Each envelope contains a gift card valued between $15 and $75. The mystery is intrigueing and the prizes are great! We will put an envelope at random in your winnings bag. Ronald Blue Trust Sponsored “Fund-A-Student” After the Live Auction the emcee will announce that it is time for the Fund-A- Student portion of the evening. This is your chance to help Providence raise money for tuition for students that otherwise may not be able to attend the school. Fund-A-Student bid increments will be $5,000, $2,500, $1,000, $500, $250, $100, $50, and $25. Thank you in advance for donating to our financial aid fund! Auction Rules Bidding When the Text2Bid Auction closes on April 25th, the winning bid is a legal contract to purchase the item. 4 Warranties Providence has attempted to catalog and describe the property correctly, but all property is sold “as is.” Providence neither warrants nor represents and shall in no event be responsible for the correctness of descriptions, genuineness, authorship, provenance, or condition of the property. No statement contained in the catalog or made orally at the sale or elsewhere shall be deemed to be such a warranty, representation, or assumption of liability for tax purposes or for general value. Items Bid amounts will not be split by cashiering among multiple bidders, unless specifically stated otherwise. The Auction Committee reserves the right to add or withdraw, without notice, items to or from the auction. Travel packages, unless otherwise noted, do not include airfare. There will be no refunds made on any item in the case that a mutually agreeable time is not met. Time Limit Unless otherwise stated, all items need to be redeemed within one year following the auction at a time mutually agreeable to the buyer and donor. Payments All sales are final and there will be no exchanges or refunds unless specified. All items and experiences must be paid for in full at the end of the evening. A payment link will be sent to you through the Text2Bid site after the event. Please pay directly on your phone. If you wish to mail a check, email corymarshall@ pccs.org to work out the arrangements. Providence is a charitable organization and your payment may be tax deductible as a charitable contribution only to the extent provided by law. Remember to have your company match the portion you pay over the value of the item. Providence School Vacation Dates (for planning purposes) Summer Break 2020: June 6th-September 1st Thanksgiving Holiday 2020: November 26th-November 30th Christmas Break 2020: December 18th-January 3rd, 2021 Mid-Winter Break 2021: February 13th-21st, 2021 Spring Break 2021: April 2nd-11th, 2021 5 Auction Committee Cory Marshall, Auction Chair Ben Brooks, Slide Show & Media Producer Shannon Wilson, Administrative Chair Bonnie Butaud, Program Coordinator Stacey Sykes, Décor Chair Corban & Laura Cooper, Volunteer Coordinators Mary Jean Butaud, Display & Set-Up Chair Ranae Biggerstaff, Dessert Dash Chair Samantha Ness, Catering Chair Anita Chang, Procurement Committee Melinda Lipsey, Graphic Design Chair Angie Graham, Procurement Committee Aziel Evangelista, Mobile Bidding Chair Kristina Hatcher, Procurement Committee Dave Kowalick, Sponsorship Chair Sherri Larkin, Procurement Committee Justin & Rebecca Lohman, Check-Out Chairs Trina Nursalim, Procurement Committee Ron & Sheri Johnson, Store Chairs Julee Tibbetts, Procurement Committee Robin Hilt, Entertainment Producer Martha Wessel, Procurement Committee Table Captains and Table Hosts Ryan & Maely Evans Jeremy & Kim Knudsen Larry & Julia Badillo Eric & Julie Letsche Corey & Cori Belle Ben & Cory Marshall Carter & Eleya Butaud Simon & Sarah Mould Chris & Mary Jean Butaud Glen & Samantha Ness Jon & Anna Cherian Gabe & Leslie Poole Erik & Kathy Day Sam & Stephanie Robertstad Gordon & Kitty England John & Candace Safarli John & Angie Graham Tim & Jodi Salzman Dave & Kim Hatcher Chris & Kristina Shaffer David & Kristi Kading Chris & Stacey Sykes Gregg & Alice Kniss Adam & Shannon Wilson Board Members Glen Ness, Chairman Gabe Poole, Treasurer Rustin Haft, Vice-Chairman Dave Hatcher Chris Shaffer, Secretary Erik Day 6 Other Auction Volunteers Yeny Antony Elise Farwell Michelle Olson Alice Arneson Jonie French Marilyn Ordonez Julia Badillo Elaine Haft Wendy Penner Lemlem Besrat Abi & Eva Harbani Leslie Poole Jenijoy Black Angela Hurst Graham & Katie Reeve Melana Bontrager Audra Hwaung Abby Reph Sandy Brooks Eric & Anita Johnson Mark & Lisa Sandeno Beau Butaud Brennen & Lydia Jorgensen Phil Shen Mattie Butaud Kristi Kading Liz Smith Eleya Butaud Casey Kaufman Jude Tomei Anna Cherian Eveline Kurniawan Adam Walter Alida Cole Gary Larkin Ashleah Welch Liz Constanzer Janelle Lawson Jen Willett Lacey Corey Anita Lyshol Adam Wilson Jentry Day Jonathan & Kristi Luke Avonna Wilson-Capestany Kathy Day Ben Marshall Jeff Whisler Marjolein Deu Luke Marshall Christy Wu Jonathan Djajadi Madi Marshall Brian & Kaitlin Young April Dougherty Jana Miller Tyler Young Lindsey Elliott Barbara Millett Jina Enwiya Cliff & Jennifer Nale Maely Evans Matthew & Ashley Nichols Please forgive me if I failed to mention you by name. Thank you to all who procured or donated items for our auction. We appreciate the support you have given to Providence. Student Volunteers Juniors: Seniors: Preston Robertstad Culver Bontrager Ben Brokaw Angela Wessel Avery Hilt Ashley Dougherty Toby Jorgensen Hollie French Cole Lyshol Tryn Haney Belle Marshall Jenna Jenkins Annabelle Shen Ethan Larkin Tim Walsh Jackson Letsche Naomi Walters Claire Lyshol 7 Cleveland Street Mortgage Dessert Dash Typically these fabulous desserts are auctioned off as part of our Live Auction Gala Event. However, this year we auctioned them off
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