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PSyched! CBU School of Behavioral Sciences celebrates the past, anticipates the future message from the president DR. RONALD L. ELLIS

Dear Alumni and Friends:

In the midst of challenging times, the summer of 2009 CBU’s first NAIA national softball championship

is unfolding at California Baptist University with the (pgs. 14 and 15). Congratulations to both teams!

characteristic enthusiasm and continuing progress Near the end of the spring semester I spoke to the that many see as synonymous with this institution. CBU faculty and staff on the subject of “Balancing Let me summarize just a few of the achievements, Forward Momentum while Exercising Cautionary beginning with the cover story in the current issue Restraint in Uncertain Times.” My purpose was to of The Roundtable that celebrates a milestone for explain the implications of the current economic California Baptist University – a quarter century situation in a thoughtful, reasoned manner that of graduate education in the School of Behavioral recognized where this institution has been, described Sciences (pg. 16). what has been accomplished through it, and affirmed

The summer season began with record spring what we still desire to achieve for CBU.

commencement ceremonies that marked the The following week I presented the same address to largest number of graduates this university has ever the CBU Board of Trustees. The title of that address produced in a single year. CBU’s Enrollment Services aptly summarizes our continuing focus in the midst staff and others are hard at work recruiting new of one of the most difficult periods that our nation students and making good progress toward meeting and this university have experienced. The complete fall enrollment goals. text of my address is reprinted in this issue of The

This summer also has seen another wonderful season Roundtable so that not only will the staff, faculty

of International Service Projects. Hundreds of CBU and trustees know of this critical stewardship

students, staff and faculty made an immeasurable responsibility, but so will CBU alumni, friends and

impact all around the world. With more teams than others who read this magazine (see page 22).

ever before spanning the globe, this has been the Despite the difficulties of today’s troubled economy, most successful year to date for CBU’s signature great things are continuing at California Baptist global service program (pg. 13). University. Most importantly, we remain steadfast

We continue receiving accolades over this year’s CBU in our dedication to the vision of “a University

athletics successes. First, Rick Rowland coached the Committed to the Great Commission.” As we deal

CBU men’s swimming and diving team to its fourth with the challenges of today’s troubled times, may

consecutive NAIA national championship. And the the Lord guide our steps and continue to bless!

CBU softball team, led by Head Coach Mike Smith Ronald L. Ellis, Ph.D. and the NAIA Coaching Staff of the Year, posted President index of contents j U L Y 2 0 0 9 the roundtable

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Message from the Alumni Director

Greetings, fellow Alumni! It is my great honor to be at Homecoming this year and would like to get

writing to you for the first time as Director of Alumni involved with this committee, please let me know.

Relations. Many of you know me because I have The committee will be meeting throughout the next

been working in Alumni Relations at CBU for almost few months to plan and organize the Homecoming

five years now. Earlier this year I was given the events.

opportunity to step into this position and I couldn’t Since Homecoming has been moved to February, be more excited. After meeting with the alumni there will not be a Homecoming celebration during association for the past few months we have some the 2009 calendar year. In order to recognize the great changes planned for Alumni Relations and I graduates of the class of 1959, who are celebrating hope that you will all find ways to get involved. their 50th reunion this year, we will be having an

One of the recent changes made was to adjust Alumni Banquet on Tuesday, November 10, 2009.

the date of Homecoming. The Alumni Association More information will be coming soon, so watch

under the leadership of Mike Lynch sent out an your email and/or mailboxes for details.

online survey in March 2009, and based on the There are many ways for alumni to be involved with more than 1,000 responses (see pg. 30), the Alumni the University, current students and other alumni – Association Board and the Executive Council of CBU no matter where you live. If you would like more voted to change the date of Homecoming back to information on how you can partner with us, please the early spring of each year to coincide with the feel free to contact me. Remember to keep your basketball season. So, mark your calendars – our contact information updated so we can make sure next Homecoming will be held on February 12 & 13, you are receiving all the information you need about 2010. We hope to see you all there! the Alumni Association. And, if there is anything we

In order to help ensure that this Homecoming can do for you, please don’t hesitate to let us know.

is as successful as it can be, I have established a In Christ, Homecoming committee made up of local alumni Carrie Smith (’00) who will be assisting Alumni Relations and the Director of Alumni Relations Alumni Association with plans for the weekend. If 951.343.4439 | [email protected]

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Honors students, Faculty “Walk Your Talk Walk” draws of the Year named at annual hundreds to campus Convocation ceremonies Saturday, April 18, 2009 marked the date for the 5th Annual Members of the CBU community saluted the Walk Your Talk Walk to raise money and awareness of the academic achievements of students on April 15 needs of children in the foster care system. California Baptist at the Van Dyne Gym on campus, including the University hosted the event, which drew more than 700 naming of Sallie D’Anna as “Outstanding Degree people to the campus and raised more than $26,000. Many Completion Student,” and Lindsey Jean Cline as CBU students participated in the event, and the Office of “Outstanding Senior.” Spiritual Life and Conferences and Events staff provided organizational assistance. Dr. Ronald L. Ellis, president of California Baptist University, congratulated each honoree. In addition, The walk at CBU followed the “Lancer Loop,” a two-mile Dr. Amy Stumpf, assistant professor of Christian walk around the perimeter of the University’s property. CBU Studies, was named Faculty Member of the President Ronald L. Ellis was on hand to welcome the Year. Stumpf recently led a group of students walkers and exhibitors, as was Ron Loveridge, the Mayor of in meetings with lawmakers on Capitol Hill in Riverside, and Chris MacArthur, City Councilman for Ward 5 Washington, D.C. to address the issue of human within which CBU is located. trafficking. To view CBU News video coverage of the event visit: The Min Sung Kim International Student Award http://www.vimeo.com/4480671. was presented to Jianyu “Jay” Jin of China, who graduated in May with his bachelor’s degree in Red carpet rolled out for student business administration. film competition Students, faculty, friends and even family members got a chance to experience the “red carpet treatment” as they walked through the doors of the Wallace Theatre at California Baptist University to participate in the third annual Student Film Competition entitled, “Behind the Kugel,” on April 7. The event was organized by the Associated Students of California Baptist University (ASCBU) and co-sponsored by the University’s Marketing and Communication division. An estimated 150 people attended the event.

Each student film had its own unique approach and allowed students a creative expression of their experiences at CBU. The cash awards included third place at $125, second place at $250 dollars, and the first place prize of $500. Before the event began, the crowd was buzzing with excitement, and student organizers Mollie Lish, outgoing ASCBU president, and Jorge Navarro, a communications major graduate (’09), served as red carpet journalists. View the event video at: (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9HDyBgvL9I)

Jianyu Jin, recipient of the 2009 Min Sung Kim Among the winners of the 2009 CBU Student Film Competition International Student Award, is pictured with are (left to right): Paden Burger, Andrew Buchholz, Garret Dr. Ronald L. Ellis, CBU president. Replogle, Cassi Saville, and Scott McCollum. cbunews j U L Y 2 0 0 9

Plans for “Global Village” Hitchcock golf tournament announced for Fall 2009 raises scholarship funds Approximately 30 students will be participating in More than 140 golfers participated in the 2009 Inaugural the inaugural year of the “Global Village” program Bruce A. Hitchcock Lancers Golf Classic on June 2, 2009 at that in the Fall of 2009 will house American the East Valley Golf Club in Beaumont, CA. Bruce Hitchcock, students and international students together as Vice President for Institutional Advancement Emeritus for part of an intentional community. The students whom the golf tournament is named, finished on the first from different cultures and backgrounds will live place team in the best ball competition. together and explore issues of diversity, as well as expand their Christian world view, according Proceeds from this year’s tournament will benefit CBU to Daron Hubbert, Director of Residence Life at Athletics and the general scholarship fund. Sponsors for CBU. the event included: Diffenbaugh Construction, Inc, Title Sponsor; Provider Contract Food Services, Dinner Sponsor; Two Resident Assistants have been assigned Outback Steakhouse, Lunch Sponsor; California Baptist specifically to the Global Village, Hubbert added, Foundation, Gold Sponsor; and Bronze Sponsors Vicenti, which is proposed to be in the University Place Lloyd & Stutzman LLP, Evangelical Christian Credit Union, CW 300 building area of the CBU apartment complex. Driver, Thrifty Property Management, Gordon & Jill Bourns, Hubbert said that special events, cultural Stronghold Engineering, Bryan & Debi Jacobs and Gresham exploration trips, meals and other activities will be Savage Nolan & Tilden. To view tournament photos visit: planned for the Global Village residents. www.calbaptist.edu/iagolf/2009

Historic day for School of Nursing at CBU…

tournament winners On May 1, 2009, the California Baptist University First Place School of Nursing commissioned its first Bruce A. Hitchcock, Todd Hitchcock, graduating class of baccalaureate nursing students. Marc Franz and Allen Scott

A total of 34 students received commemorative Second Place: Scott Bailey, pins that marked their completion of the Bachelor Brandon Bailey, Shawn Steib and Ray Neff

of Science in Nursing degrees. The following day, Third Place: John Collins, George the Class of 2009 nursing students joined the Thomsen, Brad Ormonde and Jeff Smith

largest graduating class in the history of CBU Putting Contest: for commencement ceremonies. To view the Dr. Walter Price, Trustee

event video, go online to: http://www.vimeo. cLOSest to the Pin: Mike Smith com/4597159. Longest Drive: Eric Borba

For the undergraduate commencement photo Bruce Hitchcock (bottom left), tournament namesake, tees off gallery, visit: http://www.calbaptist.edu/ for the ceremonial first shot, unaware that the ball has been commencement/2009/spring/undergrad/. replaced with a trick exploding ball. Hitchcock apparently got his For the graduate school commencement revenge by coming in first place, along with teammates Todd photos, go to: http://www.calbaptist.edu/ Hitchcock, Allen Scott and Marc Franz, pictured above with commencement/2009/spring/grad/. Hitchcock (second from left).

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Dr. DawnEllen Jacobs, Associate Provost, participated on two panels at the April 15-17, 2009 WASC Annual Resources Conference in Hollywood California: “Design and Technological Implementation in the Capacity and Preparatory Review (CPR) Process” and “Using Student Engagement Surveys to Demonstrate Effectiveness and Improve Undergraduate Learning and Success.”

Dr. Lisa Hernandez, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, has been named Chair of the Natural and Mathematical Sciences Dr. Chris Morgan, Professor of Theology and Associate department at CBU. She received Dean for CBU’s School of Christian Ministries, was named her bachelor’s and master’s degrees Distinguished Professor of the Year on Thursday, April 30, in mathematics from the University 2009 at the Annual Board of Trustees Faculty and Staff of California, Riverside. She completed her Ph.D. in Awards Banquet at California Baptist University. mathematics at UC Riverside in 2006. Hernandez joined the CBU faculty in 2006, and succeeds Dr. Bob Namvar, Professor of Business, Dr. Tom Ferko who served five years as chair. wrote an article about the economy that was Ferko has returned to full-time teaching, and is published in The Business Press, a regional collaborating with NMS department colleagues on business-to-business newspaper published the launching of two new bachelor’s degrees, in by Belo Corp., on March 13, 2009. Namvar chemistry and biochemistry. also recently presented two topics for the Global Business Institute in Las Vegas, Dr. Virgo Handojo, Associate “An Economic Policy Recommendation for the Recent Professor of Behavioral Sciences, Recession,” and “How an Entrepreneur Can Forecast the presented a research paper on Economy.” “Attachment Styles and Cultural Change Among Indonesian Dr. Art Cleveland, Dean of Research, Immigrants in the United States” participated in the Western Regional at the Joint Biennial Conference Conference of the National Council of of The Society for Psychological Anthropology University Research Administrators and the Society for the Anthropology of Religion (NCURA) in Santa Fe, New Mexico from at Asilomar, CA on March 27-March 29, 2009. April 3 – 9. This organization is comprised The theme of the conference was “Moments of of administrators responsible for facilitating Crisis: Decision, Transformation, Catharsis, Critique. acquisition of external research and program funding as well as post-award reporting, compliance issues required Maryann Pearson, Assistant by awards and such issues as allowable costs in federally- Professor of Communications funded activities. and Education, presented a paper at the Associated Collegiate Press Conference in San Diego David Isaacs, Assistant Professor of English, in February on Building a Strong presented a paper at the 16th annual (dis) Journalism Program with Effective junctions: Brave New Worlds Conference at Instructional Methods. the University of California, Riverside in April. The paper, “Cinematic Cyborgs: Creating Chaos or Conserving Culture?” challenged post-modern views of gender construction by examining how values get formed in sci-fi films. mind, body and [spirit]...

0 8 I 0 9 victory at last Coach Mike Smith gives a joyous leap, hugged by third baseman Sarah Strong with Nikki Lowe, first baseman, jubilant in the background after the final play of California Baptist University’s 2009 NAIA National Championship win in Decatur, Ala. The CBU Lancers beat St. Gregory’s (Okla.), 3-2, in the championship game, earning their first national title among sixth consecutive national tournament appearances. The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics named Coach Smith the 2009 NAIA

Softball Coach of the Year. Photo courtesy of Brennen Smith, Decatur Daily cbuworldview j U L Y 2 0 0 9 Rwandan students at CBU mark 15-year anniversary of genocide

Paulin Hakizimana was just seven years old when he became an orphan. The war between tribal factions in his home country of Rwanda took first his father—who was shot—and, a year later, his mother, who died of disease in a Congoan refugee camp. Against all odds, the young man not only thrived despite extreme personal hardships, but excelled to be among only 50 students in the entire country selected to receive the Rwanda Presidential Scholarship to go to college abroad.

Hakizimana is now studying civil engineering at CBU as one of ten Rwandan students who are enrolled in engineering in baccalaureate degree programs, along with one other who is enrolled in the biology program. The Rwandan students , led by Patrick Nsengiyumva, organized a series of events on campus in April that brought together other CBU students, faculty, and community members to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the tragic events that resulted in the murders of an estimated one million people in 100 days.

“We work to bring awareness and education Paul Rudatsikira lost family members to the genocide in each April, so that this never happens again,” Rwanda, but emigrated to the U.S. with members of his nuclear Hakizimana said at a commemorative event held in family. He travels on personal ministry trips, and speaks at the Copenbarger Presidential Dining Room. public events on the genocide and human rights issues.

On April 6, the students staffed an informational booth in the Stamps Courtyard throughout the school day. The following evening, they hosted a movie screening about the genocide, and hosted fellow Rwanda native Paul Rudatsikira as the keynote speaker.

Paul Rudatsikira, of similar age, moved to the U.S. at the age of nine years old, his family having taken refuge in neighboring Burundi during the genocide. Almost denied a visa to enter the country, Rudatsikira’s family prevailed and has established a ministry in the U.S., which includes the young man’s travel to share the Gospel and to speak about the horrors of the genocide.

Patrick Nsengiyumva (right) of Rwanda wears the purple commemorative ribbon and talks to a visitor to the genocide memorial booth Rwandan students at CBU hosted on April 6.

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USP team in Alaska assists residents and community volunteers in Nome during the Iditarod Sled Dog Race in March.

Friends and family members affiliated with projects, relationship building, demographic surveys, and California Baptist University have likely grown partnering with local churches. accustomed to following the stories of hundreds of students who trek the globe each year for This year’s teams served at points in Utah, Baltimore, Hawaii, “mobilization” projects as part of the International New York City, and Alaska. Service Projects, or ISP, program, now in its 13th year. The USP team updates are available at: http://www. calbaptist.edu/spiritual-life/international-service-projects/ This past year, a new list of intrepid service teams default2.aspx?id=11220 hit the road for United States Projects, or “USP” trips. While on-site, the teams participate in a variety of ministries that may include service cbuworldview j U L Y 2 0 0 9 Where in the world is Kristen White?

Eydie Miskel (far right), California Baptist University Board of Trustees member, led an International Service Project team of students in May, 2009. Miskel led a group of young women who coordinated vacation Bible school projects, and ministered to children at the Living Hope Children’s Home in Jinja, Uganda, and in neighboring villages. Kristen White (far left) caught up with the Uganda team during her world tour.

risten White, Director of Global During her journey, White also met with CBU graduates who Mobilization, bestowed “Courageous are serving as two-year Journeymen at locations in France, KAwards” on eight California Baptist Belgium, and Japan. The Journeymen are affiliated with the University students during the month of May, International Mission Board which is an organization that meeting them in person at their respective assists Southern Baptists in their efforts to fulfill Christ’s International Service Projects (ISP) sites around Great Commission. the globe as part of the “Courageous 2009” ISP theme. White traveled around the world in 27 White said the ISP program at CBU introduces such days and connected with 97 participants on 11 ISP possibilities to team members through their shorter three- teams, touching down in eight countries, including week projects abroad. CBU has many alumni serving as Japan, Southeast Asia, Uganda, Rwanda, the Journeymen and currently has four in the field. Middle East, Russia, France, and Belgium.

White also met with field partners in various locations, strengthening relationships and paving the way for future service ministry projects as the ISP program completes its 13th year at CBU. White, who has served as director for the program since 2005, said about her first-ever global tour,

“The students saw new sides of me while I saw new depths of them.” White said she logged approximately 25,000 miles in her travels in order to achieve her goals.

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For her near-term goals, White’s conversations afield included one that led to the launch of a church plant in Paris, France. White’s “Courageous Awards” went to various ISP team members who displayed “remarkable courage in initiating opportunities to share (their) faith,” and “stepping outside” of themselves “in ways unimaginable to them before traveling to their respective destinations,” she said.

“On three continents, I was delighted to hear how God has been working in the lives of our students and using them to glorify His name among the nations.”

In its most successful year to date, the Office of Mobilization is shepherding 38 ISP and USP teams, sending out more than 350 students, staff, and faculty. To view more photos from Kristen White’s journey visit: http://www.calbaptist.edu/ kwhite_photos/index.html

For 2009 International Service Project updates, visit: http://www.calbaptist.edu/isp

From top left, clockwise: Kristen White’s global “Courageous” tour included stops in France, Southeast Asia, Russia, and Japan, and (left) Belgium. The Lancers’ two NAIA national championships from the spring season, along with another record-breaking year, launched the University’s sports program into a coveted Top 5 position in the nation for the Learfield Sports NAIA Director’s Cup. CBU was one of three other Golden State Athletic Conference schools to hold such an honored post, coming in behind Azusa Pacific University at first, Concordia University at second, and Fresno Pacific University at fourth.

Lancers Athletics beat its sixth place ranking from last year, at 679 total points, with an all-time best overall total of 692.5 points. A maximum of 12 sports (six men’s and six women’s) can earn points towards the program’s total, and CBU’s Softball and Men’s Swimming and Diving championship title wins each earned 100 points. For the complete story, visit: http://www.cbulancers. com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=37683&SPID=3085&DB_OEM_ID=8100&ATCLID=3753759.

Fourth Straight NAIA Title for Men’s Swimming and Diving California Baptist claimed its fourth straight NAIA National free). Bryan Haile also set NAIA Championship records in Championship title for Men’s Swimming and Diving in March the 100 and 200-yard breaststroke. The men also recorded 29 2009 in St. Peter’s, MO. The Lancers team won by a decisive All-American places from 10 different athletes. 340 points over second place Fresno Pacific. The team was led by seven-time national champion Ben Wahlman who The men’s team brings their winning dynasty in line with became the only diver in NAIA history to claim four straight the Lancers Women’s Swimming and Diving team, which titles on the 3-meter diving board. celebrated its fourth straight NAIA national title last year, and just missed capturing its fifth straight after falling to Savannah The men won seven individual and four relay national titles College of Art and Design (GA) by only 51.5 points. The at the event. Three of those relay national titles were NAIA women achieved 24 All-American places from eight different Championship records (200 medley, 400 medley and 800 athletes.

1 4 I 1 5 Tears and cheers marked the arrival of the 2009 NAIA softball champion team members as they arrived on campus fresh from their victory in Alabama.

CBU welcomes home 2009 Tennis and golf teams produce NAIA softball champions top seasons (and trophy) Lancers men’s tennis wound down its season by advancing California Baptist University Head Coach Mike Smith brought further than any other team in program history, reaching home the school’s first softball national title in 2009 after the the semifinals of the 2009 NAIA Men’s Tennis National Lancers had come so close in 2005 and 2006 with runner-up Championships. The Lancers’ women’s team put together finishes. A wood and granite trophy now dominates a shelf one of their best seasons ever as well. They won an all-time in the softball clubhouse where a gold plated picture frame best 17 matches and spent the entire season ranked inside once reserved the trophy spot. the NAIA’s top 10.

Members of the CBU community welcomed home the The Lancers women’s golf team finished third at the 2009 triumphant but tired 2009 NAIA Softball National Champions NAIA Women’s Golf National Championships, the highest near the entrance of main campus on May 20. finish in program history at a national tournament.

The Lancers advanced through tournament play during the Editor’s note: California Baptist University announced on week at Decatur, AL, eventually managing a hard-fought 2-1 June 8, 2009 it was discontinuing its men’s and women’s win over the Point Loma Nazarene University Sea Lions, who tennis programs, cuts expected to help offset the impact of had ended CBU’s national tournament runs 2007 and 2008. the economic recession. The decision reduces the number of CBU then knocked off St. Gregory’s in back-to-back games intercollegiate sports offered by CBU to 20, the most among (5-4, 3-2), after trailing in both through the first inning, to win athletic programs in the Golden State Athletic Conference. it all. Biola University is next with 17, while Azusa Pacific University and Fresno Pacific University each sponsor 16 sports. It is the Lancers’ first title in their sixth straight national tournament. For more coverage of the events and details from tournament games, visit www.cbulancers.com. School of Behavioral Sciences celebrates the past, anticipates the future

Words: Karen Bergh In the field of Behavioral Sciences, Each has also built significant today’s teachers, researchers, and consulting, research, and publishing practitioners stand on the shoulders enterprises in their respective areas of of such giants as Freud (Psychology), expertise. Each has pursued personal Marx (Sociology), and Darwin ministries as well. (Anthropology). At CBU, they stand on the shoulders of Stokes and Collins.

Dr. Bruce Stokes and Dr. Gary Collins have worked in tandem for 25 years, each shepherding his own flock of students, programs, and faculty.

1 6 I 1 7 Presently serving as dean and associate dean respectively for the School of Behavioral Sciences at California Baptist University, Stokes and Collins have provided the leadership that has earned the School’s reputation as the premier comprehensive Christian counseling psychology program in the region.

The continual energies of this dynamic duo—a classic “yin and yang” pair if ever there was one—have shaped and completed the culture that has brought the programs this far.

Standing on 25 years of success together, the two share a common vision for the future. This future includes the school’s proposed entrance into doctoral-level academic training and research, and the goal of nationally recognized master’s degree programs.

Whether students plan to enter the world of work immediately after graduation, or continue their education President Ronald L. Ellis thanked The “MFT” graduates’ gathering had to prepare for more specialized Dr. Stokes for his leadership and been planned publicly as a reunion employment, Stokes and Collins scholarship and presented the event, but privately—unbeknownst to remain excited about helping students dean with a glass-encased, framed the honoree—as a surprise tribute to succeed in the careers to which they scripture. Dr. Collins. aspire. The keepsake displayed Dr. Stokes’ Dean Stokes could barely contain his favorite Bible verse, but the scripture delight as he and others showered was printed on no ordinary sheet of thanks and praise on the work, life, 1984 - 2009 paper—the rare document enclosed and character of the humble associate Dr. Gary Collins’ work steering the was from a pulpit-sized 17th Century dean. Collins grinned his trademark masters in counseling psychology King James Bible (pictured above right). smile, silently leaning against a side and internship program first started in wall of the picturesque Staples Room. 1982, while he was in his fourteenth Stokes, visibly moved by both the year as a faculty member at CBU. memento and the special recognition, It was a priceless moment for those Collins’ history with CBU predates his summed up his thanks at the lectern who know the two scholars and have teaching. He is a CBC alumnus (’63), briefly: “I have two people to thank, witnessed the brotherly bond that the and served as dean of students prior really, and that is Dr. Ronald Ellis, older Collins and his protégé Stokes to earning his Ph.D. and becoming number one,” he paused, “…and, that share. That day, a portion of the 590 professor of psychology and sociology is Dr. Gary Collins. Without them, I graduates who have passed through at CBU. wouldn’t be here.” the master’s degree program saluted Dr. Collins’ singular contributions, Dr. Collins ushered in the inaugural The unusually reserved Stokes waved and enjoyed sharing in one another’s class of masters’ students in 1984. as he quickly left the front of the professional successes. In that same year, Dr. Bruce Stokes crowded banquet room. joined the faculty as professor of Several graduates stopped to briefly anthropology and behavioral sciences. The next afternoon, Stokes had share their comments in a videotape He was named Dean of the School of returned to his usual affable demeanor, clip, which can be viewed at: http:// Behavioral Sciences in 1999. welcoming almost 100 former www.vimeo.com/5429586. master’s degree students to the A.J. On April 30 this year, CBU honored Staples Room on campus, where all Dr. Stokes for his 25 years of service had gathered to celebrate the clinical during the annual faculty/staff banquet counseling program’s 25th anniversary. in the Copenbarger Presidential Dining This time, however, it was not Stokes Room. himself who was the focus of the attention in the room. Academic Dr. Stokes said that CBU graduates Many of CBU’s graduates have programs have can be found in a wide variety of followed in Collins’ path becoming skilled positions—in the criminal licensed Marriage Family Therapists, justice field, as coroners, as human while others have followed Dr. Stokes broad appeal resources professionals, and, more in using their education in pastoral recently, as high-demand supervisors counseling. The School of Behavioral Sciences with such employers as Homeland at California Baptist University has Security and the Transportation Dr. Collins has drawn his 25-year 13 full-time professors, five full-time Security Administration, to name directorship of the graduate program lecturers, eight degree programs, plus a few. in Counseling Psychology to a close, two dual-degree options – a 91-unit and transitioned the guidance of MFT MFT-Forensic Psychology combination “There is hardly a career you can think graduates to Mischa Routon, M.S., and an MFT-Counseling Ministry of that involves working with, and Assistant Professor of Psychology, combination. understanding, people that doesn’t as the new MFT program director. benefit from a Behavioral Sciences Assistant Professors Aine Bergin, Academic degrees include: degree,” Dr. Stokes said. Psy. D, and Anne-Marie Larsen, Ph.D., also supervise graduate student Undergraduate programs The master’s degree graduates from clinical training. Ana Gamez, M.S., Bachelor of Arts in Behavioral Science CBU’s MFT program are also widely serves as practicum director for Bachelor of Arts in Christian sought as ethical practitioners in the Forensic Psychology. Nathan Lewis, Behavioral Science mental health services community Ed. D. co-developed and directs the Bachelor of Arts in Psychology throughout the Inland Empire region, Counseling Ministry program. Bachelor of Arts in Sociology by employers and by people seeking Bachelor of Arts in Psychology care. (Degree Completion Program) Graduates Bachelor of Arts in “Secular counselors are trained not Psychological Anthropology to bring their values into the therapy thrive, serve Graduate programs room,” Stokes explained. M.S. in Counseling Psychology Jessica Gomez is a 2006 MFT M.S. in Counseling Ministry “Christian counseling does not deny graduate who serves as a Parent-Child M.A. in Forensic Psychology its values as Christ-centered and Interaction Therapist for Riverside scriptural, but rather brings to the County Department of Mental Health equation appropriately trained and program in Lake Elsinore, Ca., where credentialed clinical professionals who she works in collaboration with the rely upon biblical truths to inform their Special Needs Assistance Program practice and to help people.” (S.N.A.P.).

Her job, as she describes it, includes coaching parents in “real time” to improve the quality of the parent- child relationship and teach parents the skills necessary to manage their children’s challenging behaviors. She enjoys the early childhood focus, California Baptist University and the ability to see changes in her School of Behavioral Sciences clients’ relationships. 1950 1957 1969 1975 1982

First Graduate Program M.S. in Counseling Psychology (MFT)

Dr. Gary Collins becomes Chair of the Division of Behavioral Science

Bachelor’s degrees in Psychology offered

Bachelor’s degrees in Sociology offered 1 8 I 19 California Baptist College is established “This program assists parents with Eva De La Rosa, CBU’s first graduate Naomi Hickernell Birch (below, right) young children who display difficult of the MS in Counseling Ministry graduated in 2009 with her master’s behaviors before they enter school, program in 2007, said she was degrees in Counseling Psychology/ and helps change that behavior before motivated to complete her master’s Forensic Psychology, as a scholar in it causes real problems for the family degree training to enhance her role as the dual degree program offered by and the children’s soon-to-be teachers”, Education and Counseling Minister at CBU’s School of Behavioral Sciences. Gomez, said. her church in El Monte, Ca.

It is rewarding to be able to help the “The degree better equipped me to do parents, in particular, find new ways ministry in the local church, and also to relate and respond to their children, helped me where my heart is—and and see the stress in the relationship— that is to take the Church out into the on both sides—reduce over time,” community.” Gomez said. De La Rosa volunteers in the community as an outreach of her church ministry, provides counseling ministry and education services for church members, and provides counseling services in her private practice for paying clients. She was commissioned as a Counseling Minister in 2007 at the New Hope Community Church in El Monte, where Birch gained valuable work experience he husband Gil, a former CBU trustee, during her year-long practicum serves as pastor. working under the supervision of a crime analyst in the Corona Police De La Rosa also received her Department. B.S. in Behavioral Science with a concentration in social work at CBU. During her time there, Birch assisted in the reading of witness transcripts to help the District Attorney uncover inconsistencies in statements. Gomez instructs parents in behavior management techniques as she CBU’s dual degree in counseling views the parent-child interaction from psychology and forensic psychology behind an observational glass. She uniquely prepares graduate students uses a microphone-headset that allows for a variety of careers and the her to hear the family in the PCIT accelerated format allows students to room and gives the parent an “ear earn two degrees in a shorter period bug” in order for her to communicate of time. directly to the parent without the child listening. 1996 1997 1999 2000 2001 2005 2006 2008 2009

First Graduate Program M.S. in Counseling Psychology (MFT) Christian Behavioral Science major begins School of Behavioral Sciences CBU Counseling Center is established Dr. Gary Collins becomes celebrates 25th graduating class Chair of the Division CBC becomes California Baptist University in the MFT program. of Behavioral Science Dr. Stokes is named first dean of the School of Behavioral Sciences M.A. in Forensic Psychology begins Behavioral Sciences major begins Center for the Study of Human Behavior is established Dr. Stokes becomes Chair of the Division of Behavioral Science M.A. in Counseling Ministry begins Faculty “Many of them, admittedly, had never research, experienced or been able to give that kind of love, either due to their upbringing, life circumstances, or publishing personal choices.” increases Minton said that the research results supported the theory that training, In 2008, the School of Behavioral loving and being responsible for the Sciences launched the Center for the dogs could bring about a new sense Study of Human Behavior research of self-worth, commitment, and facility. According to Dean Stokes, the fulfillment, and inmates were able to Research Center is in its infancy, but successfully use their time in jail as an the work that professors are doing opportunity for change. on individual research projects is significant. “The results were amazing. And it changed my life!” Minton said of the Dr. Carol Minton, Associate Professor emotionally charged, encouraging of Sociology, began a research project experience. in 2006 that was designed to explore the mental and physical benefits for Minton said she intends to follow people who train dogs for members the first phase of her research with of the disabled community. In this additional quantitative studies, and is The School of Behavioral Sciences particular project, the 11 dog trainers seeking funding to support the work. at California Baptist University with whom Minton conducted in-depth recently began sponsoring a new interviews happened to be inmates at Numerous faculty members research facility, the Center for the the California Institute for Women in continue to engage in research, Study of Human Behavior, as an Corona. program development, conference interdisciplinary endeavor designed presentations, and publishing to encourage interested professors, “These women are serving prison opportunities, as the school lays researchers, and graduate students sentences, and even with the the foundation for its first doctoral from all academic disciplines to run opportunity for parole, a life outside program. and develop research projects. the prison is likely to be problematic for many of them without the Dr. Collins has been leading the Undergraduates may also have the opportunity to improve their mental development of the proposed Ph.D. in opportunity to serve as research and physical health, develop vocational Medical Family Therapy. assistants. The Center, which is skills, or experience a sense of located in James 123 on main campus, accomplishment that can help them currently houses computer laboratories see new possibilities for themselves,” equipped with statistical analysis Minton said. software.

Minton spent time learning about the To learn more about various faculty impacts that working with the service members’ research at the CBU School dogs has had on the women during of Behavioral Sciences, see the their incarceration. The Prison Pup “Faculty in Research” page on the Program founded in California in 2002 Web site: http://www.calbaptist. now has more than 20 dogs and sixty edu/cshb/?id=9834. inmate participants.

“It was an incredibly important program for them since they knew the work they were doing with the dogs would ultimately benefit a disabled person in need of assistance—and that what they were really giving was a gift Dr. H. Bruce Stokes has micropublished several of love and independence,” Minton texts, taking advantage of the Internet as an said. affordable medium through which to publish and distribute his books.

2 0 I 2 1 CBU and are fulfilling their practicum requirements at the Counseling Center. MFT interns also staff the Center.

The interns must complete 3,000 hours of supervised counseling services prior to licensure. Typically, there are 20 MFT interns in addition to MFT trainees who make up the clinical staff, helping to increase the professional service capacity of the Counseling Center. There are also several fully licensed clinicians available on a limited basis.

Charges for counseling range from $20 to $50 per session depending on the Counseling Center training and licensure of the therapist. The CBU Counseling Center is located doubles capacity Dr. Alan McThomas at 3730 Adams Street, Suite 210, having moved to the location in spring As the demand for mental health In addition, the Counseling Center of 2008. services on college campuses offers a number of support groups and soared over the past decade, the classes, for example, Parent Classes, Dr. Alan McThomas, Associate CBU Counseling Center has risen to young women’s support groups, and Professor of Psychology and the challenge to provide clinical and sexual abuse survivors. The Counseling Counseling Center Director, oversees counseling services to an increasingly Center also provides a comprehensive the operations of the Center in addition wide range of clients with personal set of children’s services, such as to providing clinical services in his and relationship issues and concerns. assessment, testing, and counseling, Riverside private practice. under the direction of Dr. Aine Bergin. The Counseling Center offers For more information, please contact individual, couples, and family The clinical staff is made up of the Counseling Center secretary at counseling services to CBU students Marriage and Family trainees who are (951) 689-1120, or visit the Web site and staff at no cost, and to members completing their graduate program at at http://www.calbaptist.edu/ of the community on a low-cost basis. counseling/.

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Balancing Forward Momentum While Exercising Cautionary Restraint In Uncertain Times Dr. Ronald L.Ellis, President

rom the founding of California Baptist College in 1950, ascertain their fit and commitment to the university’s Fthe institution has sought to accomplish its mission in mission and vision. the face of numerous challenges. Significant and recurring among these has been the challenge of adequate financial God has blessed and continues to bless our efforts. resources to meet the requirements and desires of various During the first eight months of my presidency we were stakeholders. Like most other non-profit organizations, the able to erase the projected $834,000 deficit and after amount of funds available is almost always exceeded by the the first 10 months our enrollment increased from 808 number of good ideas competing for resources. to 1,226 in fall 1995, a 52 percent increase over the previous fall. The CBC team did a tremendous job and After being asked to consider the presidency by former CBC we celebrated with a fine lunch where I handed out trustee, Allen Wayne (with whom I had become acquainted t-shirts commemorating the enrollment accomplishment while I served as Executive Vice President at Campbellsville and every employee received a 10 percent increase College in Kentucky), I researched the history, finances, in pay. After two more years of significant growth, relationships, and market position of CBC and I developed our enrollment stood at 2,009 and a number of a plan to build a University Committed to the Great enhancements were taking place across campus. But, Commission. At CBC, we would seek to develop a university we had filled our empty classroom seats, residence hall unapologetic about its spiritually-vibrant faith commitment. beds, offices, and parking spaces to overflowing. Also, we would seek to develop exceptional university components (fully accredited academic program, beautiful While the institution did not grow much for the next architecture, inspiring landscape, superior food service, five years, we focused on internal enhancements. In competitive athletics, sought after gathering spaces, etc…) 2003, the Yeager Center was dedicated and the CBU that would be respected by the academy, community, and experience and image was transformed. Since then, others. CBU enrollment has grown from 2,359 to 4,013. The enrollment of 4,013 and the $91M budget are key The Board of Trustees agreed to this plan and I accepted the indicators and both are at all-time highs. We have a position of President effective November 1, 1994. Upon history of responding to challenges and becoming assuming the presidency, I was confronted with a decrease stronger. in enrollment from 870 the prior fall to 808 in fall 1994, a projected deficit of $834,000 on a budget of $11.3M with n many ways, CBU is excelling as never before: just 8 months left in the fiscal year, and quite a few other Ifinancial resources, physical resources, human challenges. In sum, the college was in survival mode. resources, depth and breadth of academic offerings, Great Commission impact, community involvement, I invited the faculty and staff to join me in building “a institutional image, athletic success, campus culture and university committed to the Great Commission,” to roll up environment, etc…. Certainly, there is robustness not our sleeves and work hard and smart, to tell the good stories present in past years. about the college, to add value, to perform their designated roles with an emphasis on continuous improvement, to be But, as you are well aware, the world has been flexible, and to keep our eyes focused on Jesus. We needed experiencing unprecedented financial crisis not seen co-workers who were either pulling the wagon or pushing since the 1930’s. the wagon; there would not be room for unproductive riders in the wagon. This would not be a place for those seeking to The meltdown on Wall Street has spread throughout build a nest, but a place that needs talented and committed the world. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down workers who are able and willing to grow with the changing some 40 percent from its all-time high of 14,000. Home needs of a growing and nimble university in the making. foreclosures are numerous; especially here in the Inland Empire. Likewise, unemployment continues to go From the time I interviewed with the Board of Trustees, I up and the Riverside County rate was 13.2 percent in have consistently shared my earnest conviction that our March 2009. This is the highest rate on record since the beloved college (university since 1998) is enrollment driven Great Depression and it may continue to rise. Lehman and that our best hope for thriving is providing value-added Brothers, Bear Stearns, AIG, GM, and Circuit City are all products and services for students. Our ministry operates major brands that have either gone out of business or are on a business model. As someone has well articulated, “No facing major reorganization. Many other companies are margin, no ministry.” struggling to stay afloat.

CBU envisions: A premier comprehensive Christian Revenue plunges are affecting many government entities university committed to the Great Commission. Our including states, counties, cities, school districts, etc. activities are the means to that end. A key reason that I Higher education is not immune. State-funded systems interview all full-time employees before they are hired is to

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are experiencing double-digit cuts in budget allocations sources are declining: among these are the amount and more are likely to follow. Well-endowed institutions anticipated from donors; from the California Southern Baptist are shedding many expenses previously funded by Convention; from investments; and from services provided to endowment earnings. Enrollment driven private the community. institutions like CBU, already lean by necessity, are seeking to be even more nimble. I have been monitoring economic developments closely and have attended higher education meetings in Washington, In an effort to balance forward D.C., and Sacramento. April 15-16, I attended a WASC meeting for CEO’s where dealing with the economic momentum while exercising cautionary downturn was a major agenda item. A UC Chancellor, CSU restraint in these uncertain times, CBU is president, and a private college president gave presentations proactively positioning the institution to concerning steps they are taking to address financial challenges. Among those present, there was a consensus nimbly respond to various scenarios. that this is a transformative time and that we will not be returning to the way things have been done in the past. For example, last fall and this spring, the state of Reinventing the way we do business will be the road to California was late in sending CBU a total of $6.2M in surviving and thriving in the future. Cal Grant payments. This caused CBU to tap its line of credit for the first time in years. The interest paid was May 1, I will present a $98.3M FY10 budget to the Board an unexpected expense and there was the potential of Trustees that is a $7M increase over the current budget. that CBU and others providing services to the state of But, the increase will go primarily to student financial aid, California might be paid in IOU’s. As a response, we will contingency/depreciation allocation, and selected faculty ask the Board of Trustees to approve a higher limit for the positions for growing areas. The FY10 budget does not line of credit, even though credit is much more difficult to include provision for salary increases, reallocates some attain than it was a year ago. current budget amounts, and suspends the CBU employer retirement match of up to 8%. Employees may continue to Another example, many economies around the world contribute to the retirement program, but the CBU employer have been hit harder than the U.S. economy, which match will not be made. may impact the flow of international students. In an aggressive move, CBU is enhancing international am thankful that we are able to address the upcoming recruitment efforts and will judge this investment by Ifiscal year with a budget that is growing. A number of enrollment results. institutions are dealing with shrinking budgets which are much more painful. Our budget steps are primarily designed Additionally, CBU’s endowment, a small $12M, to address immediate needs (enlarge student financial aid, nonetheless is down $2-3M in value and our audit offset declines in external funding, enhance funding for will show this unrealized loss. Going forward, we depreciation and contingency), strengthen CBU’s position might make provision for additional unrealized losses. to nimbly respond to various scenarios, continue growth Likewise, since the early 1990’s, non-profit institutions momentum, and be ready to take advantage of opportunities. have been required to show depreciation (which I and many others unsuccessfully argued against FASB -- In summary, increasing the ability to respond in a nimble the Financial Accounting Standards Board -- changing manner informs our planning and budgeting. Balancing this accounting rule). Due to this regulation, CBU momentum while exercising cautionary restraint is our must cover over $4M in annual depreciation. This is current method of operation. Our long-term focus remains usually accomplished by spending on capital equipment on achieving the 8080 by 2020 Vision while making purchases, remodeling and other capital projects. But, necessary real time adjustments to near-term challenges. we anticipate spending less on such purchases and projects so cash reserves will need to be enhanced. How can you help? The same way I mentioned earlier: by rolling up your sleeves and working hard and smart; by telling ith the high unemployment rate and numerous the good stories about CBU; by adding value and performing Whome foreclosures in the immediate area, we your designated roles with an emphasis on continuous anticipate that our students will likely need additional improvement; by being flexible, and keeping your eyes institutional financial aid. Therefore, we are increasing focused on Jesus. This is still a place that needs talented and this amount in the FY10 budget by a healthy sum. committed workers who are able and willing to grow with the changing needs of a growing and nimble university in the There are other pressures on the CBU budget as making. well. Unfunded mandates from the federal and state governments drive costs without providing offsetting Through it all, our over-arching goal is to build a premier revenue. There is pressure to limit tuition increases comprehensive Christian university committed to the Great and CBU is responding with the smallest percentage Commission. May the Lord continue to direct our steps. increase in years. Furthermore, CBU’s external funding 2 4 I 2 5 For stories and photo galleries visit CBU’s online Media Center: http://calbaptist.edu/about/media-center/ cbuinstitutional advancement j U L Y 2 0 0 9

Board of Visitors adopts softball field lighting project

When Ted Stream was asked to consider chairing the Board of Visitors, CBU’s business development and leadership group, for the 2008-2010 term, he agreed to do so only if the University would allow the BOV to take on a project that would add “permanent value” to the University. Stream, a partner in the Gresham, Savage, Nolan & Tilden law firm in the Inland Empire, explained that he found great value in attending Board of Visitors events at CBU, but wanted the opportunity to “give back.” [See video of Ted Stream’s comments: http://www.vimeo.com/5379533]

“We get great value in the programs that bring us such speakers as Rex Hudler and Kristin Tillquist, but I wanted to seek a project that would benefit CBU, that would allow us to accomplish something as a group, too,” Stream said.

At the onset of his term as Chair, Stream approached Dr. Ronald L. Ellis, president of CBU, regarding a giving opportunity the BOV could undertake that would be realistic and also (Left to right) Tim Stream, Bill Baber, assistant softball coach, meaningful, allowing a year’s time frame for Rodney Couch, and Head Coach Mike Smith work together to fundraising. help raise funds for the Lancers softball stadium lighting project at CBU. Not pictured: Ken Truelock. The project that eventually resonated with the group was lighting the newly renovated John C. Athletic Fundraising for CBU. Funk Softball Stadium. The Board of Visitors’ fundraising campaign is expected to continue through August, Gordon added, with the goal of “We learned that the girls miss the most class installing the lights and hosting a ceremony at the first night time of any sport at CBU because they can’t play game of the 2010 softball season. their double-headers at night, at home games,” Stream said. Coach Mike Smith spoke to Board of Coach Mike Smith, who had only just “come down” from the Visitors members about the team’s challenges in exhilaration of his team’s first national championship win in the Fall of 2008. mid-May, said the lights and the ability to play at night will be a huge asset to the team. Coincidentally, the strong—but young—softball team Smith talked about persevered to become “Playing night games in the new stadium will bring a NAIA National Champions in the spring of 2009. different element and excitement for CBU and our National Stream and Rodney Couch, President of Preferred Championship Softball program. Having night games will bring Hospitality, Inc. (Management Company for the ‘big time’ softball Championship feel to our wonderful Provider Contract Food Service, Inc.) in Riverside, university,” Coach Smith said. were joined by Ken Truelock, chief financial officer of Custom Service Systems, in encouraging “Our players will be able to stay in class longer. In addition, donations from fellow BOV members for the lights parents, friends, staff, and students won’t have to miss these throughout the year. games because of their afternoon commitments, so that should mean larger crowds for our team as well.” The cost to install a lighting system for the John C. Funk Softball Stadium, which opened for season For more information, or to donate to the softball field lighting play in 2008, is approximately $123,000, according project, contact Christina Gordon at [email protected] to Christina Gordon, Development Officer for or 951-343-4628. cbuinstitutional advancement j U L Y 2 0 0 9

Faith fuels family enterprises, and service to community

Dr. Ellis presents Sherry Downs Messner with a Bible recognizing her commitment to Women of Vision activities in support of the CBU School of Nursing. Messner’s mother, Catherine Downs, is also a member of the Women of Vision.

Sherry Downs Messner is a well-known and Downs helped out at a young age by cleaning the office appreciated volunteer member of both the Board and filling out allocation forms during the gas shortages of of Visitors and the Women of Vision organizations the 1970s. She began working full time in 1983. Now she at California Baptist University. Moreover, she divides her time between running two of the five businesses, has stepped into leadership roles, shepherding and raising her two teenagers, Blair and Brian. fundraising event activities and relationships on behalf of projects important to the Inland Empire At the heart of her busy world, Messner says the power of community like the CBU School of Nursing, which prayer and her family’s commitment to its faith burns brightly. was founded in 2005. For the past few years, Messner has led a weekly prayer group in CBU’s Knuppe Prayer Chapel, offering prayers on Those who know Sherry Messner are not behalf of CBU students, staff and faculty, and as a result of surprised at her leadership skills (or her seemingly her own passion, the School of Nursing. endless supply of energy, pun intended). Messner and her brother, Mike Downs, run Downs Energy In September 2008, Messner offered the prayer of dedication and related businesses as the third generation at the dedication of the new CBU School of Nursing Building. of family members to manage the Corona- Dr. Ronald L. Ellis, President of CBU, presented a Bible headquartered enterprise. Her husband, Gary, is to Messner at the event, inscribed with messages of also an entrepreneur, running his custom cabinetry gratitude written by School of Nursing students and staff. and woodworking business adjacent to the Downs In addition, Sherry Messner and brother Mike Downs were Energy property. acknowledged for their contributions to CBU programs and scholarships with the Spirit of Corporate Philanthropy award, Downs’ grandfather, Elvin Downs, founded presented by Dr. Ellis at the 2008 Spirit of Excellence Gala Downs Oil in 1940. Son John Downs joined the hosted by CBU. organization in 1964, running it with wife Catherine until the elder Down’s death in 1975. Sherry

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No summit too high

Graham has been a major influence in his San Diego, are also new fathers together. life, Fletcher says, having run shelters for Fletcher is married to Mindy (nee Tucker) battered women and children, and serving Fletcher, who is, herself, a veteran of many years as an advocate for crime national and state politics and now serves victims. as senior advisor to Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide’s West Coast operations “She instilled in me a sense of service and based in San Diego. a desire to help others,” Fletcher said. Fletcher hit the ground running as While at CBU, Fletcher studied political Assemblyman this year, receiving science and recalls Dr. Tim Luther’s appointments on the Assembly Health, challenging classes and steady counsel. Water, Parks & Wildlife, and Accountability Perhaps it is his Marine training that makes & Administrative Review committees, a Nathan Fletcher, a CBU alumnus, ready for “Dr. Luther is a great teacher and someone leadership position in the state Republican any challenge. Or, maybe it’s his affinity who really challenged me to work harder, caucus, and drafting legislation that helps for mountaineering? Or, is it his constant think in new ways, and never stop asking Californians who have recently lost their readiness to compete in the occasional questions. He is an amazing asset to CBU, jobs keep their health insurance at no cost Ironman triathlon? and is someone I am proud today to count to state government. as a friend and mentor,” Fletcher added. In any event, at age 30 Fletcher ran for and Dr. Tim Luther, Professor of Political won the race for California Assembly on Fletcher played catcher on the baseball Science at CBU, notes “For most, the state the Republican ticket with 52% of the vote. team at CBU, and jokes about his “quality legislature is a feather in one’s He was sworn in as assemblyman for the time” in sessions with Kent Dacus and professional political career. For 75th District in San Diego on December 1, Anthony Lammons. [Editor’s note: the Nathan, I suspect this is just the 2008. Assemblyman wisely did not proffer the beginning of much more.” content of those meetings; CBU community Fletcher’s success does not surprise members may recall that meetings with those who know him well, especially his these long-time CBU administrators could mother, Sherrie Graham, to whom Fletcher be about discipline or leadership issues!] attributes much of his inspiration. Assemblyman Fletcher recalls that while “Nathan’s success in politics does not at CBU he developed his friendship with surprise me at all,” Graham said. “He has classmate David Warren, who later amazing energy, is very driven and works served as a groomsman in his harder than anyone I know. He has always wedding, and with whom he had the ability to multi task and excel at now regularly surfs. Fletcher many things at one time.” said he and Warren, who live just miles apart in alumnews j U L Y 2 0 0 9

60’s 80’s Lilian Jezik (nee Betancourt ’67) retired in June 2008 Elizabeth Irene Cooley (’83) works as a teacher in the Montebello after thirty-two years of service in the Ohio and California Unified School District. She works with at-risk students in a program public school systems. In July, 2008, she accepted a called Futures High School, which she helped develop in 1990. position as Educational Services Supervisor, Graduate School of Education, University of California in Riverside. Clancy Sheahan (’85) makes his home in Mount Vernon, Washington. She continues to serve as an adjunct professor for the School of Education at California Baptist University. 1 Carolyn Patrice Heyward (nee Harms ’86) has been teaching in private and public schools for 23 years. She currently works in the Adelanto School District. She lived and taught in Venezuela for 2 ½ 70’s years through Campus Crusade for Christ. Carolyn and her husband, Rev. Lee Yarbrough (’70) retired from 26 years of Retired Air Force Staff Sgt. Ron Heyward, have been married for 10 service at First Southern Baptist Church in Hanford, CA, years. in May of 2009. Lee plans to remain in the area with his wife, Kathryn (’71), remaining active by filling in as Randy Hanlin (’89), his wife, Carol, and their daughters, Natalie the chaplain at the hospital and by helping other pastors. and Lindsey, reside in Highland, CA. Randy works at Cal State San (According to an article in the Hanford Sentinel on May Bernardino as the Associate Director of Housing Services. 30, 2009.)

Larry Glen Martindale (’71) is married to Martha 90’s Cannoy of Biggs, CA. They have four children and seven James Burkhalter (’94) currently lives in Chandler, Arizona. grandchildren. Larry retired from the Air Force in 1996 after 25 years of service. He now works as an RN in a Chris (’97) and Jessica (nee Velarde ’97) Winters have been small rural emergency room in south central Missouri. serving as missionaries with Network of International Christian Schools in Seoul, Korea since 2004. Chris and Jessica both earned Mike Bartee (’73) was honored on February 4, 2009 for Master of Education degrees from CBU in December of 2008. In his coaching at North High School in Riverside. Bartee August of 2009, they will be moving with their family (Isabella, age served as head coach for boys basketball for 26 years, 5 and Annaliese, age 6) to serve with a NICS school in Caracas, won two CIF championships and posted a 554-219 Venezuela. record. He was inducted into the Riverside Sport Hall of Fame in May 2009. The Mike Bartee Scholarship Forest Blackwelder (’99), an English/Drama teacher at Summit Foundation has also been established in his honor. For High School in Fontana, was honored by the Vista Metals Corp. at more information on the scholarship foundation, contact a banquet held by the company to recognize high caliber teachers (951) 788-6100 or [email protected]. in the area. Blackwelder was recognized for his work on a project that invited student scholars to interpret Shakespearean plays from Dr. Terry York (’73), Associate Professor of Christian presentations given by area scholars, a scavenger hunt for clues to Ministry and Church Music at Baylor University’s George complete an essay, and peer critiques of the resulting essays. W. Truett Theological Seminary, received the Baptist Church Music Conference’s highest award at the group’s 2 Crystal Dawn Gayheart (nee Swift ’99) and her family will be annual gathering in Nashville on June 8, 2009. York was serving through the International Mission Board in community and presented with the W. Hines Sims Award, instituted in home outreach evangelism in Peru. 1971 and named for the late W. Hines Sims, editor of the 1956 Baptist Hymnal. Brian M. Riley (’99) was named CEO of Mohave State Bank in Lake Havasu, Arizona in April of 2009. Riley earned his Master of Dave Adams (‘77) recently accepted a position as city Business Administration degree from California Baptist University. manager for the city of Yorba Linda, CA, after having served as city manager for San Juan Capistrano, CA, for nearly six years, according to a June 15, 2009 article in 2000’s The Capistrano Dispatch. Michael John Roe (’00, ’04), Assistant Principal for West Valley High School in Hemet, CA, was named the Association of Christian J.T. Reed (’79) serves as Sr. Pastor at First Baptist Schools International’s (ACSA) Assistant Principal of the Year Church in Fair Oaks, CA. He is currently serving as the for Riverside County. Roe received his BA in Political Science/ chair of CBU’s Board of Trustees. Philosophy in 2000 and his Master of Education degree in 2004, both from CBU. Melinda Russell (nee Phillips ’79) and her husband, Roger, recently returned to Texas after 10 years of serving Candace Trummell (’01) currently resides in Pahrump, Nevada. with the International Mission Board as missionaries in Romania. Mark Whaley (’01) serves as a deputy sheriff with the Ventura County Sheriff’s Department in Ventura, CA. He and his wife, Sarah Bryant Sinkler (’79) works as a Financial Services (nee Wilson ’99) have three children: Reagan, age 4; Liberty, age 1; Consultant at PNC Bank in Pittsburgh, PA. and Jack, age 3 months.

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Bryan Stever (’02) and his wife, Dannette (nee In Memoriam Ledbetter ’02) were married on June 14, 2003. They Clifton Whelchel (’59) passed away on May 12, 2009. Clifton is have two children: Liam Eugene, born October 23, 2006; survived by his wife, Allison (’59). and Eamon James, born September 14, 2008. They make their home in Riverside, CA. Family members report that Carmen Garcia (nee Sandoval ’74) went to be with her Lord on September 11, 2008. Carmen is Naomi Rowland (nee Crawford ’03) earned a Master survived by husband Ruben T. Garcia and her son, Ruben T. Garcia, of Science degree in Reading Specialization from Texas Jr. (age 29). She is also survived by: her mother, Rosie Sandoval A&M University-Kingsville. She and her husband, Seth of Canby, OR; her sister, Barbara of Canby, OR; and her brothers, (ex. 2000), have one son, Elliott. Naomi works as a Joe, Jim and David Sandoval. Reading Teacher and Yearbook Advisor at Robstown High School in Kingsville, TX. 6 Rev. Phillip Busbee (’77) died on June 27 in San Francisco. Busbee had served most recently as senior pastor of San Raul Garcia (’07) works at the California State Board of Francisco’s First Baptist Church, and was a member of the CBU Equalization. Brent Calhoun (‘93) was instrumental in Board of Trustees from 2001-03 and from 2005-07. He is survived by helping Raul make the connection for the job. Claudia, his wife of 31 years, and his daughters Alexis and Ashley Busbee; also by his mother, Betty J. Busbee, of Houston, Texa; Matthew Shumaker (’07) earned a Master degree sister Debra G. School and husband Curtis; and brother Gregory in Business Administration from California Baptist N. Busbee and wife, Tara, as well as nieces and nephews. University, and has since established his own Commercial Insurance Agency. He and his wife, Nicole, have been married for 6 years and have a 5-year old son, Zack. Correction

Janice “Kushi” Jones (’08) serves as Director of Career Services at California Baptist University.

Matthew Nissen (’08) works for GOD-TV in donor development. He lives in Overland Park, Kansas.

Weddings Stacey Daves (’99) married Brad Pilcher on April 5, 2009. They make their home in Menifee, CA.

Jessica Tone (’03) and Matthew Owens (’04) were married on August 9, 2008 in Orange County, California. In the last issue of the Roundtable, editors mistakenly identified Melissa Sanchez (‘06) and Joel Mead (’07) were married an alumna in this photo (above). The caption should read: on August 3, 2008. They now reside in Riverside, CA. “Members of the Class of 1958 who gathered to celebrate their 50-year reunion include (left to right): L. Dean Lowe, Jo Gentry, Eilyn Aviles (’07) and Tyler Dawes were married on JoAnn Hopper, Doris Slaten, John Carter and Ben Upton.” October 25, 2008. Eilyn works as a Marketing Specialist with Toys R Us, marketing their Babies R Us brand.

Little Lancers Kim Alexeev Knuth (’96) gave birth to daughter Cassandra L. Knuth in May of 2007. Cassandra joins big brother Ryan, age 5.

3 Kellen Lee Gilliland was born on December 20, 2008 to Mindie (nee Olson ’03) and Colin Gilliland. 1 2 3 4 Sadie Rose Davidson was born to Mary (nee Pryfogle ’05) and Kris Davidson on March 20, 2009.

5 Paul Toshi Fisher was born to Bethany (nee Seesing ’07) and Christopher Fisher (’07) on November 8, 2008.

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In March of 2009, an online survey invitation was sent to 5,436 CBU Alumni via email. More than 1,000 individuals responded to the invitation and completed the survey, which was designed to evaluate alumni opinions about Homecoming. The following summary describes highlights from the survey. +RESULTS

Among the 1,014 CBU alumni who completed the online Since timing of the event is important, survey, respondents included representatives from every a separate query sought responses to class year from 1955 – 2009, with the exception of the preferred time of year: class of 1956, we received the following feedback: • 51% of individuals responded in favor of February • 18% said they have not been on campus within the last 10 years; • 26% said they preferred November, and

• Another 13% said they have not been on campus • 22% had no preference or noted a different time of since their graduation; and year than the two options given.

• Roughly 30% have attended at least one (1) In a related question, more than 550 respondents said Homecoming event since their graduation, while they would prefer to have Friday and Saturday events, nearly 66% have not. and 66% of people noted they would prefer a la carte payment options. When asked why they had not attended Homecoming, the number one reason that respondents gave was The most popular events requested at Homecoming “time constraints/time of year/schedule conflicts.” were: Class Year/Decade Reunions (70%); Theater Performances (37%); Concert featuring the School of other reasons, in descending order by Music or other band (36%); Major/School Reunions percentage are: (34%); Alumni Speakers (26%); Carnival (23%); Alumni Athletic Games (23%); Play area for children (21%); Post • 30% - distance; Game Parties (16%); Alumni Fortuna Bowl (11%); Awards Banquet (10%); Pool party (6%). • 18% - lack of interest in Homecoming or a lack of feeling connected to CBU; Other responses included the option to stay on campus, art exhibitions, business networking, Evening College • 17% - lack of notification/communication about and DCP activities, tours of campus and newer programs the events or stated that they didn’t know about (Engineering, Nursing), and more. Many people, 43% Homecoming; of respondents, noted that they would be interested in attending a networking event with current CBU students. • 11% - cost/expenses.

3 0 I 3 1 “Task Force” established to aid in the development of new Alumni Programs

A select group of Riverside-area alumni have been brought together to assist the Alumni Relations Department in the development of a three- +OUTCOMES year strategic plan for the Alumni Association and Alumni Relations. This plan will include goals and objectives designed to help alumni fulfill the So what does all this mean? mission of the Alumni Association and the University, which is “To foster and cultivate a common bond of pride, affinity and connectivity among We have catalogued your valuable opinions and alumni, students, and prospective students and friends of California are working with a local “task force” of alumni to make decisions about Homecoming. The first and Baptist University (CBU) through quality programs, services and events.” most important decision has been to permanently reschedule Homecoming to the month of February. The goals included in the Strategic Plan This year, Homecoming will be held on February 12 & 13, 2010. are as follows:

February in conjunction with basketball season 1. Increase Alumni giving to alumni projects, scholarship programs, November in conjunction with Fortuna Bowl capital campaigns and Association budgetary needs. Other 2. Increase marketing and outreach to alumni;

3. Improve the coordination among the Alumni Association, 239 469 the schools and the various alumni chapters;

4. Develop ways of working more closely with Development 206 Directors, Intercollegiate Athletics, and Student Services on activities and other efforts involving alumni (Partnerships);

5. Strengthen existing alumni traditions and develop new ones;

According to your answers, 98 individuals expressed an interest in serving on a Homecoming 6. Improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the Alumni committee or in some other leadership role within Association (Customer Service); and the Alumni Association. A committee is being formed to assist with plans for Homecoming. With the help of this committee (or committees, as the 7. Evaluate and establish benefits for Alumni Association members case may be), we will put together a Homecoming and the alumni at large. Weekend filled with exciting activities, appropriate for all ages. We will look at all of the suggestions given in your responses and see how we can Task force members include Jennifer Mullennix (Chairperson), class incorporate them into the Homecoming festivities. of 2000; Nicole Troiano, class of 2009; Dale Moore, class of 1986; Carrie

Thank you again to all those who participated in Smith, Director of Alumni Relations, class of 2000; Lisa Collinsworth, the survey. Your input is important to us as we manager of Donor Relations and Stewardship, class of 1983; Wanda strive to improve the Alumni Relations programs Price, Alumni Consultant; Erin Phillips, Senior Director of Development; and the CBU Alumni Association. If you did not participate in the online survey and are interested and Marilyn Johnson, Vice President for Institutional Advancement. in serving on a Homecoming committee, please contact Carrie Smith, director of Alumni Relations For more information or to see how you can get involved with the Task at [email protected] or 951.343.4439 for more information. Force, please contact Carrie Smith at [email protected] or 951.343.4439. build on the vision 2008 I 2009 Honor Roll of Donors buil d on t h e vision

This annual Honor Roll of Donors celebrates the generosity of the

many friends and benefactors whose gifts continue to make a

difference in the lives of students at California Baptist University.

This giving spirit is deeply and firmly rooted in our past and grows

more vibrant each year.

The contributions from alumnae, parents, and friends, trustees,

faculty, staff, foundations, organizations, corporations and corporate

partners help expand programs, support projects, upgrade

technology, and increase scholarship support. INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT We close this fiscal year celebrating the many accomplishments of

CBU, and you—the individuals named on the following pages, who

choose to offer financial support to CBU.

Thank you!

Dr. Marilyn Johnson

Vice President for 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 2008 calendar year. Please direct questions to the Senior Director of Institutional Advancement at 951.343.4343. Thank you.

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Recognizing gifts given between january 1, 2008 to april 30, 2009

president’s million dollar circle lifetime CONTRIBUTIONS OF $1,000,000 OR MORE Bolthouse Foundation Eugene and Billie Yeager California Baptist Foundation Fred C. and Katherine B. Andersen Foundation California Southern Baptist Convention Robert and Phoebe Lambeth Dana and Melba Horn Shelby and Ferne Collinsworth Estate of James Totman Drs. H James & Bobbie Knuppe

TOWER SOCIETY CONTRIBUTIONS OF $100,000 OR MORE Dr. and Mrs. Gordon & Jill Bourns James L. Stamps Foundation Inc. California Baptist Foundation Drs. H. James & Bobbie Knuppe Mr. and Mrs. Shelby & Ferne Collinsworth Drs. Eugene & Billie Yeager Hugh & Hazel Darling Foundation

fortress society CONTRIBUTIONS OF $50,000 TO $99,999 Mr. and Mrs. Jack & Karen Hawkins Jr. /Diffenbaugh, Inc. Riverside Community Health Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lansford

gatekeepers society CONTRIBUTIONS OF $25,000 TO $49,999 Mr. Bill Avery Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Kerby Mr. and Mrs. Scott & Beverly Bailey / Stronghold Engineering Stanford University The Community Foundation Thaddeus Foundation Golden State ScholarShare Trust Troesh Family Foundation Dr. K. Milton Higgins

crowns society CONTRIBUTIONS OF $10,000 TO $24,999 ACT INC Drs. Bill & Sue Johnson / Johnson Foundation Altura Credit Union Kaiser Permanente Mr. and Mrs. Hany & Mary Baghdady/Thrifty Property Dr. Bonnie Metcalf Management & Investment Morongo Band of Mission Indians California Southern Baptist Convention NAFEC Citizen Potawatomi Nation Oneida Nation of Wisconsin Downs Energy Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan & Linda Parker Mrs. Marianne Fitzgerald Dr. and Mrs. Richard & Judy Phillips The Ford Family Foundation ScholarshipAmerica Gresham Savage Nolan & Tilden Mr. Tom Teune Hal Hays Construction Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William White Hispanic Scholarship Fund Mr. Stephen Wu build on the vision 2008 I 2009

shield society CONTRIBUTIONS OF $5,000 TO $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Joel & Karen Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Bruce & Carol Hitchcock Premier Service Bank Alma Heights Christian Academy Mr. and Mrs. Bryan & Debi Jacobs Prime Healthcare Management, Inc. Mr. George Tillery/A-Z Bus Sales, Inc. Mr. and Dr. Richard & DawnEllen Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Rodney & Terry Couch / Mr. Allen Brown Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lansford, Jr. Provider Contract Foodservice The Burson Family Foundation Leisnoi Village Riverside Community Hospital Dr. and Mrs. Walt & Phyllis Carney Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lewis Mr. Gary Roberts Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Mr. William Lewis Mrs. Ruby Rogan Coachella Valley Education Found The Lifeboat Foundation Rotary Club of Temecula Mr. Charles Crabtree Linfield Christian School Saturn of Riverside Cyril Smith Trust M & D Development Smith Family Scholarship Desert Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nelson Ms. Gwendolyn Snyder E&S Green Family Charitable Foundation Mr. Jack Nesselroad Strongtower Financial ECCU Mr. & Mrs. Don & Geneva Oaks/Alpha Sun’aq Tribe of Kodiak Dr. and Mrs. Ronald & Jane Ellis Materials, Inc. Tovey/Shultz Construction, Inc. Foundation for Christian Stewardship Mr. Kevin O’Neill United Food & Commercial Workers Mr. Marc Franz Orphan Foundation of America Mr. and Mrs. James & Kathy Walters Freedom Crusade - Santa Maria, CA Pechanga Band of Mission Indians Mr. Jack Yeager Friends of the Hamilton Schools Mr. Ronald Penland / Renaissance Mr. and Mrs. Jacques & Kristi Yeager/ Hensel Phelps Construction Co. Executive Forums, Inc. Yeager Construction

Lancers society CONTRIBUTIONS OF $1,000 TO $4,999 ACCO Engineered Systems, Inc. Ms. Wanda Bartlett Mrs. Nona Cabral Mr. Mark Addison Mr. David Beaird California Correctional Peace Adrian Gaus Architects Inc Mr. Charles Been California-Hawaii Elks Association AESC Chapter Scholarship Fund Mrs. Kathy Benitez Cal-SOAP San Diego Mr. Gerald Alfred Mr. Matthew Berry Cal-SOAP Santa Barbara Alvord Educational Foundation Best Best & Krieger Cancer for College American Indian Graduate Center Mr. Jim Bishop Canyon Lake Woman’s Club American Indian Services Mr. Mike Bishop Car Program Inc Anaheim Police Survivors & Dr. Daniel Blair Mr. Eldon Carlson Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Bob Boaldin Mr. and Mrs. John & Jana Carney Anchorage Russian Jack Rotary Bob Moretti Memorial Scholarship Mr. Michael Carney Antioch High School Mrs. Linda Bodell Mr. Jon Chastine Betty Armstrong Mr. David Bohuslavsky The Honorable Mayor Sarah Christian Arrowhead Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sean & Sandy Boissiere Mr. and Mrs. Michael Christie Mr. Richard Ashton Mrs. Barbara Bowen Mr. Stephen Christie Assistance League of Riverside Rev. and Mrs. Doyle & Betty Braden City of Riverside Assoc. of University & Colleges of Canada Breath of Aire Civilian Marksmanship Program Astoria-Warrenton Area Chamber Mr. Mike Brister Clark’s Nutritional Center Mr. and Mrs. Kevin & Rebekah Atkinson Dr. and Mrs. James & Deanna Buchholz Mrs. Suzy Clem Automated Gate Services Inc. Col. Frank Buchwald Ms. Barbara Cockerham B.P.O.E. #180 Astoria Elks Lodge Mr. Tim Burgess/Burgess Moving Dr. Gary Collins Bakersfield Club Zion and Storage Community Medical Group of Riverside Bank of America Matching Gifts C.W. Driver Concept Media The Baptist Foundation of Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Charles & Naomi Avila/ Mrs. Cynthia Cook Mr. Rufus Barkley III CA Construction Mrs. Laurie Cook

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Lancers society CONTRIBUTIONS OF $1,000 TO $4,999 Mrs. Judy Copenbarger Mr. Ed Godwin Kern High School District Ms. Cynthia Cortes Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goldfarb Drs. Scott & Mary Key Mr. and Mrs. Walt & Marilyn Crabtree Mrs. MaryAnn Graeter Mr. and Mrs. Steve & Cathy Kienle/ Mr. and Dr. William & Mary Crist Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hakker Walter’s Auto Sales & Service CRISTA Mr. Rod Perry / Hamblin’s Body Paint & Mr. and Mrs. Kong-Jee Kim Custom Service Systems Frame Shop Dr. David King Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Dabney Dr. Marion Hammarlund Ms. Maurine King Mrs. Angie Darrah Mrs. Sheryl Hane Koniag Education Foundation David Leonard Associates Ms. Carol Harris Miss Shawnn Koning Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis Harvest Ministries LA Area Chamber of Commerce Days Inn - Riverside Haynes Building Services Foundation Deer Valley High School Hemet Valley Hospital Auxiliary Mrs. Faye Lansford Mr. & Mrs. Alfred DeLossa Mr. Richard Herman Dr. Steven Larson Desert Valley Charitable Foundation Mrs. Lisa Hernandez Mr. William Law Design West Engineering Mr. and Mrs. Christopher & Mrs. Collette Lee / Tower Realty Dr. Harkeerat Dhillon Amy Hofschroer Leonard Financial Group, LLC Mrs. Toni Dingman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hollis Mr. Nathan Lewis Direct Air Conditioning Hope Community Church - Liberty Mutual Dollars for Scholars Riverside, CA Dr. Jerrold Longerbeam Don Ferrarese Charitable Foundation Houston Christian High School Dr. and Mrs. L. Dean & Joyce Lowe Dr. Anthony Donaldson Mr. Roy Taylor/Hub International of Mr. James Lu Mr. Charles Doremus CA Insurance Services Mr. Don Luginbill/JJ Roofing Mrs. Catherine Downs Mr. Juan Huerta Mr. Christopher MacArthur- Captain & Dr. Stephen & Linda Drake Ms. Beverly Hughes City Councilman Dr. James Draper Mr. and Mrs. Ron & Diana Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Ross Macfadyen Dudley-Vehmeyer-Brown Memorial Mr. Larry Hultgren Dr. David Maddox Foundation Mrs. Carolyn Hunter Marin City Community Development Corp. Mrs. Joni Dunlap Mr. Charles Hutchins Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation The Eckmann Foundation Adrian Hyatt-Ward/Hyatt Advertising, Inc. Ms. Melissa Marshall Edison International Indio Chamber of Commerce Mr. Phillip Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Ellis Indio Youth Task Force Masters Electric, Inc. Mr. Daniel Fachner Inland Empire Magazine Matanuska Valley Chapter 14 Thomas Ferko Intelinet Incorporated McCrometer Mrs. Laura Fernandez Dr. R. Bates Ivey McFarlane Scholarship Fund First American Trust Dr. and Mrs. Robert Jabs Mrs. Jane McGuire Firstline Security Systems, Inc. Mrs. Margaret Jakob Dr. Chris McHorney Mrs. Ruth Fletcher Mrs. Kristin James Mr. Wade McMullen Ms. Brenda Flowers Ms. Nancy Jenkins Dr. Jeff McNair The Frank M. Doyle Foundation Mrs. Patricia Jestice Ms. De’Ann McWilliams Mrs. Sharon Fry Mr. Allen Johnson Merced Union High School District G/M Business Interiors, Inc. Mr. Paul Johnson Mike & Linda Van Daele Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gregory & Kimberly Garmon Mr. Ethan Johnstone Mike Quevedo Sr. Scholarship Gary’s Carpeting, Inc. Ms. Helen Johnstone Mrs. Rose Miller George K. Baum & Company Mr. Lee Jones Mr. and Dr. John & Constance Milton GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Karaga Enterprise, Inc. Dr. Carol Minton Glendale Community Concert Assoc. Mr. Victor Karidakes Ms. Jennie Miranda Goalazo Soccer Camps Mr. Phil Kell Mr. and Mrs. Dennis & Marilyn Moore Mrs. Liz Gobel Ken Morgan Gunite Mr. & Mrs. Doug Moore build on the vision 2008 I 2009

Lancers society CONTRIBUTIONS OF $1,000 TO $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald & Susan Moore Psomas Engineering Mr. and Mrs. Jerry & Aileen Stueve Mr. & Mrs. Dale Moore Mr. Richard Purnel Dr. Amy Stumpf Ms. Joyce Morris Mrs. Anna Quick Mrs. Carol Stuursma Mrs. Gladys Morrison Mrs. Maria Quick Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital Guild Mosaic L.A. Red Blossom Sales, Inc. Mrs. Lori Taniguchi Mountain Swim League Redlands Community Scholarship Mr. & Mrs. Jay & Renée Theuer Mt. Hope Bible Conference Center Mr. Edwin Reed Thomas Riggle/TR Design Group Mrs. Brook Murcray Mrs. Wendy Reese Trader Joe’s MVUSD Assoc. of Mo Val Mgmt. Per Mr. Lance Reid Rev. and Mrs. Charles Tyson Ms. Phyllis Nash Reynaldo J. Carreon, M.D. Foundation United States Treasury Mr. and Mrs. Phil & Cindy Neighbors Rev. Wayne Reynolds University of the Cumberlands Mr. Brian Nelson/Space Design Richard Hawkins Insurance Services US Bank Private Client & Trust and Display Rick Engineering Co. USAFunds Mrs. Deborah Newton Mr. Robert Stockton ValleyCrest Landscape Maintenance Mr. Donald Nichols Riverside City Teachers Association Mr. Scott Verburg North American Council on Adopta Riverside Medical Clinic Mr. Gary Vick Northside Womens Club Riverside Sport Hall of Fame Victor Valley Christian School Northwest Baptist Foundation Mr. Peter Robinson Ms. Paula Vivian Oklahoma City University Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Rodriquez W.B. Allen Construction On Target Promotional Products Mr. Todd Roper Wachovia Foundation Mr. Ernest Ong The Roripaugh Family Foundation Mr. Darrel Walker Orangecrest Wrestling Foundation Rotary Club of China Lake Dr. Jerome Wall Oregon Community Foundation Rotary Clubs of Moreno Valley Wallace P. Johnson Plumbing O’Reilly Public Relations RSPC, Inc. Miss Tracy Ward Mrs. Sue Rawlings / Painting The Town, Inc. S.P.O.R.T.S. Clinic Mrs. Susan Wehba Mrs. Gloria Pais Sam’s Club Foundation Mrs. Russelle Weldon Mr. Cleve Palmer San Francisco School Alliance West Coast Sports Medicine Foundation Dr. Franciszek Pankowski San Gorgonio Memorial Hospital Ms. Kristen White Mr. Steven Park San Jose GI Forum Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Doug & Julie Wible Mrs. Audrey Paule Santa Rosa Developers Limited Wilhelm Construction & Devel Inc PCH Architects, LLP Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara Mr. Doug Williams Dr. Kenneth Pearce Mr. Leonard Schreiner Ms. Phenetre Williams Dr. David Pearson Mr. Robert Schwandt Dr. Danny Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Dan & Donna Peters Mrs. Wanda Scruggs Women of Vision S. F. V. Ms. Barbara Peterson Seabee Memorial Scholarship Women’s Club of San Bernardino Mr. John Petty Security Bank of California Women’s Transportation Seminar The Pfizer Foundation Shane Patton Scholarship Foundation Ms. Sonja Wood PGA of Southern California Golf Mr. and Mrs. John & Sara Siemens Mr. and Ms. John & Cynthia Wright Rev. and Mrs. Doyle Phillips Sierra Health Services, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Mark & Jean Wyatt Mrs. Erin Phillips Mrs. Alison Smith Mrs. Andrea Yarbrough Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pierpoint So Cal Gas Co. Mr. Floyd Yeats Placer Union High School District Southwest Refrigeration Inc. Mrs. Patricia Young Mr. and Mrs. Christopher & State of Arizona Dept. of Ed. Mr. Samuel Young Karen Poulsen Mr. Mike Staver Youths Friends Association, Inc. Power Ministry Mrs. Martha Steiger Mr. Richard Yu Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pratte Rev. and Mrs. Ed & Nella Sterner Dr. & Mrs. Gilbert Zimmerman Precision Orthotic Laboratories Dr. H. Bruce Stokes Zonta Club of Redlands Mr. Thomas Price Mrs. Vivien Stoneberg

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Banner society CONTRIBUTIONS of $100 TO $999 A-1 Bonded Termite, Inc. Ms. La Avila Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Blanset Mr. Brian Cahill Ms. Laurie Aarts Awards by Paul Deborah Blevins Mr. Timothy Cahill Mr. Michael Abdollahzadeh Mrs. Pamela Axt Mr. and Mrs. Carl Blomgren Ms. Nichole Camacho Mrs. Ronna Ackerman Mrs. Shirley Azevedo Mr. Paul Blough Ms. Heather Campbell Mr. Raul Acosta B & B Electric Mr. Eldon Bogh Journel Campbell Mrs. Carrie Adams Mrs. Barbara Bacon Ms. Bethany Bohrer Mr. and Mrs. Ted & Mrs. Cindy Adams Mrs. Carla Bacon Mrs. Carlene Bolling Betty Campbell Mr. Hershel Adams Miss Trudy Bacon Mayor Bonita High School Mr. and Mrs. Knox Cansler Mrs. Coleen Adcock Mr. Gerald Bade Daniel Bonner Canton Lions Club Mr. and Mrs. Joseph & Mr. William “Rusty” Bailey Bonnett Irrigation, Inc. Canyon Tire Sales, Inc. Tiffany Adcock Ms. Carolyn Baker Mrs. Kimberley Boone Mrs. Beverly Carbajal Mrs. Mandy Adcock Mrs. Frances Baker Ms. Veronica Borrego Mr. Victor Carbonell Dr. and Mrs. John & Betty Addink Baker’s Burgers, Inc. Mrs. Lori Bouchie Mr. and Mrs. John Cargile Mr. and Mrs. Richard Addison Mr. Stefan Balean Bowen McBeth, Inc. Ms. Deborah Carter Adelita DeLeon Scholarship Fund Ms. Susan Ballmer Ms. Nancy Bower Ms. Donna Carter Mr. Jack Ades N.A. Bank of America Mr. Gary Bowman Mr. George Carter Mr. and Mrs. T. Albertson The Bank of Hemet Miss Amy Boyd Y. Cartwright Ms. Diana Alcantar Mr. Kendall Barckley Mr. Charles Boyd Ms. Clara Casey Mr. Keanon Alderson Mr. and Mrs. John & Mrs. Carol Bracey Jodell Cass Dr. Alma Alford Leonna Barioni Rev. Jack Bracy Mrs. Shawntai Castro Mrs. Kathleen Allavie Mrs. Beverlie Barlow Ms. Dina Brady Mr. James Cate Mr. Glen Allen Mr. Michael Barna Mr. David Bragonier Mr. Edward Cathers Altec Testing & Engineering Mrs. JoAnn Barney Dr. and Mrs. John & Lisa Branch Mr. Robert Cathers Mrs. Jeanette Altig Mr. and Mrs. David Barnhart Mr. Michael Brenner Mr. Ryan Cathers American Legion Post No 519 Mr. Stephen Barnhart Mr. David Brinkley Mr. Stephen Cathers Mr. Richard Amerine Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Barrett Mrs. Julia Brinkley Centennial High School Ms. Anita Amheiser Dr. Deena Barwick Mrs. Theresa Brisco Mr. Emilio Cervantes Mr. James Amrine Mr. Kenneth Bass Mr. Aaron Broadus Mr. Richard Chalupnik Mr. Rex Amstutz Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bates Mrs. Wanda Brooksher Ms. Joan Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Robert & Roxann Mrs. Brenda Batey Mr. and Mrs. Joe Broussard Mrs. Michele Chandler Andersen, Jr. Mrs. Joyce Baumann Mr. Carl Brown Chatham Hall Mr. Darrell Anderson Ms. Janet Beam Mr. Daniel Brown Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Cheney J. Anderson Mr. Daniel Beauvais Mrs. Deborah Brown Cherry Valley Brethren Schools Ms. Lorraine Anderson Mrs. Annette Behunin Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Brown Mr. Lee Chesnut Mrs. Marsha Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David Belden Mr. David Browne Mr. and Mrs. Chester Reid Mr. R. Eugene Anderson Mrs. Kelly Bell Mr. and Mrs. David & Mr. Mark Chevalier Mr. Robert Anderson Ms. Lilia Belman Jenifer Browne Mrs. Marie Chichester Mr. and Mrs. Bill & Donna Andrew Ms. Maria Belman Ms. Julianna Browning Children’s Hunger Relief Fund Ms. Sharon Angrimson Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Belmont Mrs. Laura Brownton Mrs. Gail Chism Mr. Jay Applebaum Mrs. Stacey Belmont Mrs. Angelea Bruce Dr. Jai Choi Ms. Georgiana Arakaki Mr. Bryan Benigni Ms. Linda Bruce Ms. Joyce Chong Mrs. Mary Aranda Mrs. Ruth Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bruinius Mr. Colin Christensen Mrs. Eleanor Arbaugh Mrs. Andrea Bennett-Cain Mr. Ron Bryant Christian & Missionary Alliance ARC Riverside Mr. Bob Berczynski Ms. Beulah Buffington Christian Center of Hagerman Ms. Diane Arciniega Mrs. Barbara Bergquist Mrs. Jodieann Bullard Mrs. Rachel Christman Mrs. Linda Ardis Mr. Mark Bernhardt Mr. Jeffery Buren Mrs. Summer Christopher Argonaut High School Mr. Steve Berzansky Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Burgess Anthony Chute Mr. Chris Arledge Ms. Barbara Bethel Mrs. Tracy Burgess Mr. Phillip Chute Mrs. Jolene Armstrong Mr. Dennis Bideshi Ms. Gina Burja Mr. Adolph Cieplenski Mrs. Carole Arnold Miss Patti Bills Mrs. Lynda Burkholder Mr. Frank Ciprian Mrs. Gail Arsenault Ms. Carol Bishop Mr. and Mrs. James Burton The Circle of Love, Inc. Mr. Gary Arthington Mr. Daniel Bishop Ms. Dionne Butler Citizens’ Scholarship Foundation Mr. and Mrs.Gregory & Mr. Walter Bishop Mr. Franklin Butler City of Chino Nancy Artman Mr. Gary Black Mr. Reginald Butler Mrs. Susan Clarendon Ashton’s Classic Barbers Mrs. Rita Black Mr. Rex Butler Mr. Earl Clark Mr. Garrie Aspengren Mrs. Marilynn Blackaby Buxcon Sheet Metal Inc. Mrs. Jayne Clark Ms. Nancy Atayde Mr. Melvin Blackaby Mr. Brian Buxton Ms. Belinda Clarry Mrs. Stacy Atkinson Mrs. Elizabeth Blackwelder Mrs. Margaret Buxton Mrs. Sheryl Claypool ATM Ag Consulting Ms. Martha Blackwelder Mr. Richard Buxton Dr. Arthur Cleveland Mr. David Auda Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blackwelder Dr. Bob Byrd Mr. Chris Clifton Ms. Lezli Audette Mr. John Blalock C. Lee Enterprises, Inc. Mr. Kevin Cline build on the vision 2008 I 2009

Banner society CONTRIBUTIONS of $100 TO $999 Mr. and Mrs. Cliff & Gail Cloud Mr. and Mrs. Scott Darling Mrs. Vi Estel Mr. William French Mrs. Gayle Cloud Mr. and Mrs. Kirk & Amy Datte Mrs. Sheila Estell Mrs. Julie Fresquez Mr. Mark Cloud Ms. Julie Davenport Mrs. Floy Estopinal Mrs. Lorraine Fritch Mr. Bruce Clover Mr. Micah Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Robert & Mr. Jeff Frohock Coachella Valley USD Mr. David Peery Kathy Estopinal Mr. Philip Fry Mr. Gene Coates Rev. Steve Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Ovidiu & Lidia Etcu Mr. James Fugate Dr. Joan Coggin Mrs. Christine Davis Ms. Betty Evans Mrs. Rhonda Fuller Mr. Jay Cohen Mr. David Davis Dr. Donald Evans Mrs. Barbara Funk Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cohn Dirk Davis Mr. Floyd Evans Mr. Russell Gagnon College of the Desert Foundation Dr. Kenya Davis-Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Sam Evans Mr. Glenn Gaines Mrs. Frances Collins Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert & Mrs. Cheryl Evanson Mrs. Mary Galanti Mr. Larry Collins Eva De La Rosa Ms. Susan Evanson Mrs. Diane Galinato Mr. Mark Collins Mr. Josh De La Rosa Mr. Joseph Evaro Mr. and Mrs. Roger Galli Mrs. Martha Collins Mr. and Mrs. Edward Deam Mrs. Danette Ewoldt Ms. Ana Gamez Mr. Todd Collins Mrs. Celina Dean Mr. Albert Fages Mr. and Mrs. Quevell Gandy Ms. Lisa Collinsworth Mrs. Chantelle Deaver Mr. Drake Fages Ms. Lina Garcia Community Works Design Group Ms. Cheryl Demus Mr. Michael Fages Gardeners Cottage Ms. Karen Connor Mr. and Mrs. Tom Denson Ms. Janelle Fagg Mr. Darin Garland Mrs. Betty Cook Desert Off Road Rev. Frank Fahnestock Mr. Donald Garland Mr. and Mrs. Jeff & Dorrie Cook Joseph DeVol Fair Price Carpet, Inc. Mrs. Carole Garner Mrs. Laura Cook Mr. Dan DeWitt Mrs. Pauline Fairbanks Mr. Mark Gault Mrs. Marla Cook Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth DeWitt K. A. Falk Mr. and Mrs. Fred Geiger Mr. Roy Cooper Ms. Diane Dieckmeyer Mr. Allen Falsetti Geoffrey H. Hopper & Asso, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coppage Mr. Marty Diehl Mrs. Tara Falsetti Mrs. Melinda George Ms. Lynne Cordes Mr. Rick DiFlorio Farmers Insurance Group Mrs. Rosa George Mrs. Barbara Cordova Mr. and Mrs. Mark Diliberto Mrs. Joyce Fastnacht Mrs. Rebecca Georgiades Cornerstone Christian School DME, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Faulkner Mr. Robert Gergins Mr. Armondo Corral Mr. Anthony Dockery Mrs. Jean Ferguson Ms. Cindy German Mr. Travis Cotsenmoyer Ms. Phyllis Dodge Ms. Stephanie Ferguson Mr. Robert Ghossain Country Suites - Corona West Mr. and Mrs. Daniel & Ms. Elizabeth Fernandez Mrs. Jane Gick Ms. Donna Coupland Stephanie Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Larry & Mrs. Mary Giewartowski Mrs. Amy Cowen Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dodson Robyn Ferreira Rev. David Gill Mrs. Diane Cox Mrs. Pamela Douglas Mr. Morris Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. John Gisler Mrs. Janie Cozart Mrs. Marilyn Douglass Mrs. Jeanine Ferris Mrs. Jane Giuliani Ms. Ann Cramer Drake Real Estate & Mr. Paul Fick Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Giumarra Mr. Jerry Crews Morg. Service Mr. Joshua Figueroa Mr. Luther Goad Mr. Jeremy Crisp Mr. Thomas Drake Mr. and Mrs. William & Golf Cars Of Riverside, Inc. Ms. Casey Crocker Ms. Susan Drummond Nancy Fillpot Mrs. Jacqueline Gonzales Mrs. Kandee Crossley Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dudley Mr. Mark Fine Mrs. Kathy Gonzales Mrs. Virginia Crotinger Kathleen Dulin Mrs. Kimberlee Finnell Mr. Eduardo Gonzalez Mrs. Kathleen Crott Mr. Tad Dunagan First Baptist Church - Ms. Sarah Gonzalez Mr. Jesus Cruz Dr. Donald Dunavant Canoga Park, CA Mr. Michael Goodland Mrs. Tonie Cruz Mr. Stephen Dunlap Mrs. Bethany Fisher Ms. Janice Goodrich Ms. Ericka Cuellar Ms. Frances Dunniway Ms. Ruby Fisher Mrs. Ruth Goodwin Mrs. Manola Culley Mrs. Josette Dvorak Mrs. Tammy Fletcher Mr. Arthur Gordon Mr. Tim Cummings Mr. Peter Dyer Mr. Richard Flint Mr. Jerry Goree Mr. and Mrs. Paul & Dynamic Energy Systems Mr. William Flores Mr. Slade Gorton Kim Cunningham Mr. Mark Easter Mr. Charles Foley Mr. David Gott Mr. Robert Curry Eastern Prosperity, Inc. Mrs. Peggy Forney Mr. and Mrs. David & Cut Bank Elks Lodge Easy Dental Mr. Lawrence Fossett Cindy Grabowski Ms. Vanessa Czarnecki Mr. Dustin Edwards Mrs. Dorothy Foster Mrs. Denise Gramm Mrs. Ida Dabney Mr. John Edwards Mr. Norman Foster Mrs. Elena Grant Mrs. Imadel Dacus Ms. Myrtice Edwards Mr. Terry Foster Mrs. Barbara Graves Mr. and Mrs. L. Kent & Elrod Fence Co, Inc. Mr. Willard Foster Mr. Dustin Gray Lynae Dacus Mr. James Emerine Mr. Brian Fowler Mr. and Mrs.Raymond & Mr. Virgil Dahl Mr. Guy Erwin Ms. Teresa Fowler Lucille Green Mr. and Mrs. Barry Dalaba Mr. Richard Escamilla Mrs. Kathi Fraser Mr. Richard Green Mr. and Mrs. Michael Daly Mr. and Mrs. Charles Esch Mr. and Mrs. John & Judy Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Steven Green Mr. Richard Danforth Mr. and Mrs. Robert Escobar, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Freels Dr. David Greene Mr. and Mrs. Steven Danley Mrs. Luz Espino Mrs. Johni Freeman Mr. Roger Greenwalt Danmar Insurance Services, Inc. Mr. Peter Esquivel Ms. Nancy Freeman Ms. Lisa Gribble

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Banner society CONTRIBUTIONS of $100 to $999 Mrs. Darlene Griffin James Heyman Mrs. Karla Janes Mr. and Mrs. Daniel & Rev. Guy Grimes Mr. Raymond Hicks Mrs. Glenda Jarboe Yvette Kruse Mrs. Rudiene Grimes Mr. Kenneth Higgins, Jr. Mr. Jonathan Jarboe Mr. Daniel Kuhn, D.C. Mr. Warren Grinnell High Desert Baptist Association Rev. Wayne Jarboe Mr. and Mrs. Vernon La Hood Mr. and Mrs. Donald Grohowski Mr. John Higley Mr. and Mrs. Adrian & Mr. Deryl Lackey Mr. and Mrs.Bryan Grosgebauer Mr. Frank Hilarides Tonette Jauregui Ms. Shannon LaCombe Mrs. Cristine Gruber Mrs. Gay Hill Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jean Mr. Alfred Lacuesta Mr. Richard Gruen Mr. Troy Hinrichs Jenness Park Christian Camp Mr. George Lai Mrs. Susan Guarino Mrs. Rebecca Hiroto Ms. Constance Jennings Mr. Arthur Lamberson Mrs. Lynn Guerrero Mr. Thomas Hixson Mr. Robert Jennings Mrs. Nadine Lambert Mrs. Paula Gunter Mrs. Irmela Hlebowski John W. Robbins, Inc. Drs. Robert & Phoebe Lambeth GUSTO Mr. Michael Hlebowski Mr. Chad Johnson Mr. and Mrs. David & Mr. Arnold Gutierrez Hobo Recreation, Inc. Mr. Glen Johnson Sandra Lammons Mrs. Mary Haddad Ms. Donna Hockett Mr. Henry Johnson Ms. Heidi Lamprecht Mrs. Joan Hadley Mrs. Lisa Hoffa Ms. Leona Johnson Mrs. Carol Lance Mr. and Mrs. James Hagensen Dr. C.B. Hogue Mr. Wayne Johnson Mr. Donald Land Mr. Darek Hahn Ms. Barbara Hoisington Ms. Connie Jones Mr. Richard Landfield Mrs. Jessica Hahn Mr. Tom Holcombe Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey & Mrs. Linda Hahn Mr. Guy Holliday Mrs. Janice Jones Pamela Lane Mrs. Maria Haley Mrs. Marilyn Holliday Ms. Rochelle Jones Mr. Marshall Lapa Mr. Doug Hall Mr. Ernest Honeycutt Mrs. Vicki Jones Ms. Anne-Marie Larsen Dr. William Hall Mr. Geoffrey Hopper Mrs. Alicia Jorns Mr. and Mrs. Larry & Julia Larson Ms. Gloria Halley Mrs. JoAnn Hopper Mr. Eliot Josephson Mrs. Constance Lasley Mrs. Elaine Hamilton Horn & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Michael & Mr. and Mrs. Richard Laughman Mr. Robert Hampton Mr. Raymond Horn Tammy Juden Mr. and Mrs. Tim Lavin Ms. Barbara Hanson Mr. Daniel Hornig Mrs. Linda Kalama Ms. Pansy Law Mr. Christopher Harden Mr. Jack Hough Mrs. Marilyn Kane Ms. Naomi Lawrence Mr. Dean Harold Mrs. Madeline Hough KDI Kares Mr. Scott Lawson Mr. Robert Harper Mr. and Mrs. Mark & April Howe Keizer Junior Miss Ms. Sue Lawson Harris Rebar Mr. Richard Howerton Mr. Max Kell Mr. Philip Lazarus Ms. Denneice Harris Ms. Diana Hubbard Mr. Stephen Kellar Mr. and Mrs. Mark & Mr. Earl Harris Ms. Arronda Hudson Mr. Thomas Kelley Cynthia Le Duc Ms. Nina Hartline Mr. Dustin Huffman Mr. Tom Ketelsen Mrs. Patricia Leach Mr. Ronald Harvey Mrs. Rose Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Steve & Karyn Kiefer Mr. Richard Learman Miss Nicole Hasson Mrs. Ashley Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Evan & Mrs. Carole Leathem Hawaiian Electric Ind. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes Suzanne Kiesz Mrs. Denise Lechner Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hawkins Mr. Jeffry Hughes Mr. Gregory Kilgore Mr. R.T. Lechtreck Haynes Building Services, LLC Ms. Leora Hughes Mr. W. Allen Kilgore Ledesma & Meyer Heacock-Hemlock Mr. Michael Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Bangsun Kim Construction Co. Shopping Center Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hugo Mr. Greg King Lee Guggisberg Memorial Fund Mrs.MaryBeth Hebert Mrs. Lynda Hunton Ms. Mary King Mr. Donald Lee Mr. and Mrs. William Heckethorn Ms. Elsie Hurst Mr. William King Dr. Leland Lee Mr. Dwayne Heckman Mrs. Gayle Hurt Dr. Patricia Kircher Ms. Pattie Lee Mr. Darwin Hedges Ms. Victoria Huscher Ms. Betty Kirchner-Bortles Mr. Brian Leighton Mr. Stan Hedges Mrs. Ellen Illg Ms. C. Lisa Kirkendall Mr. Thomas LeMasters Ms. Hazel Heinrich Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Inderbieten Kitahara Pontiac Buick GMC Mrs. Sandy Lentz Mr. Richard Heinrich Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Ingram Kiwanis Club of Bellflower Rev. and Mrs. Merrill & Mr. Robert Heinrich International Mission Board Kleveno Concrete Frances Leonard Mrs. Lois Henricks Mrs. Sarah Irving Mr. James Kleveno Mrs. Debbie Lewis Mr. Roland Henry Mr. David Isaacs Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kliewer Ms. Deborah Lewis Mrs. Dorothy Henson Mrs. Tami Isgett Mr. Jacyn Klingaman Dr. Nathaniel Lewis Ms. Lisa Herbertson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen & Mr. Sterling Klink Mr. David Ley Mr. Ronald & Carolyn Herbertson Janet Jack Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knapp Ms. Jinghua Lian Mrs. Earlene Herman Ms. Karen Jackson Ms. Marilyn Knoop Jean Liang Ms. Carole Hernandez Mr. Rex Jackson Mrs. Ruth Knowlton Lifetime Adoption Foundation Mrs. Dayna Herrera Ms. Rosemary Jackson Ms. Cheryl Koch Lighthouse Marina Dr. and Mrs. Andrew & Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Jacobs Ms. Jan Kodat Ms. Joy Lindbloom Terry Herrity Mr. and Mrs. Lee & Ms. Barbara Koenig Mr. Shawn Linder Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hert Barbara Jacobs Mrs. Kathy Kovacs Mr. Rick Lindley Hesperia High School Mr. Kenneth Jacobsen Mr. and Mrs. S. Kozohara Mrs. Merilyn Lingle Mr. and Mrs.David & Dr. George Jacques Ms. Janice Krom Ms. Mollie Lish Brenda Heusterberg Mr. Merlin James Mrs. Carolyn Kross build on the vision 2008 I 2009

Banner society CONTRIBUTIONS of $100 TO $999 Mr. and Mrs. Barry & Ms. Lisa Mc Donald Mr. Larry Montgomery Carey Norton Jennifer Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. James Mc Kee Mrs. Tina Moody Mrs. Kathryn Norwood Mrs. Jennifer Lloyd Mr. Bill McAnally Ms. Marjorie Moore Mrs. Cheryl Nurse Mr. Bryan Locke Dr. E. W. McCall Moreno Valley Elks Lodge Nutrishop Riverside Inc Mrs. Judith Logan Mr. John McCarthy Moreno Valley Hispanic Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nyberg Mr. Kenny Logan Mr. and Mrs. Steven McClain Mr. Robert Morey Mr. William Nyenhuis Mr. William Logan Mr. John McCombs Mr. and Mrs. Douglas & Mr. Jeffrey Ogden Mr. Darrel Lohman Mrs. Laura McConnell Deborah Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O’Halloran Loma Linda University Mr. Gary McDonald Mr. Gerald Morgan Mrs. Carole Oldengarm Loma Linda University Mr. and Mrs. John McDoniel Mrs. Sheryl Morgan Olivia’s Mexican Restaurant Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey McGhee Mr. William Morgan Mrs. Linda Olsen Long Beach Harbor Association Mr. Ryan McGuyre Dr. Lawrence Morrell Ms. Donna Olson Mr. Jose Lopez Ms. Carolyn McKeand Dr. Elizabeth Morris O’Neill Realty & Property Lord & Cook Ventures, LLC Mr. Arthur McKibben Mr. and Mrs. Robin & Management Ms. Susan Lowe Mrs. Annette McLaughlin Cynthia Morris Miss Roxana Opris Mrs. Alicia Lozada Dr. Chris McLean Ms. Doris Morton Orange County Southern Ms. Ionie Lugg Mr. L.P. McNally Mr. Herbert Moser Baptist - Cowan Heights, CA Mr. Ron Lummus Pat McNally Ms. Lina Moser Orangewood Children’s Ms. Teresa Luna Ms. Jackie McNeese Mr. Daniel Moss Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dennis & Lisa Lutz Ms. Hazel McSwane Mrs. Joan Moss Mrs. Dorris Ore Mrs. Nancy Lutz Mr. Raymond McWhinney Mr. Joshua Moss Ms. Marcela O’Reilly Mr. Philip Lyle Mr. Manuel Medina Ms. Laura Moss Orestimba High School Mr. and Mrs. Michael & Ms. Carolyn Medlock Mother Lode Baptist Association Mr. George Ormsbee Carol Lynch Ms. Judith Meigs Ms. Julie Moulton Mr. Michael Orta Lee Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Darren & Mountain Country Realty, Inc. Mr. Bassam Othman M. Scott Hooks, Inc. Janelle Meisel Mt. San Jacinto College Mrs. Eliza Othman Mrs. Kathleen Mabs Mr. Rod Melendez M-Tech Glass, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael & Macy’s West G.I.F.T. Mrs. Diane Mendez Ms. Sheri Mudge Victoria Otto Mr. Mark Mahaffie Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Merlo Mr. Jim Murcray Mr. Donald Overstreet Mr. Charles Mahon Mrs. JoAnne Merrett Mrs. Daniela Muresan Mr. Eugene Overstreet Mrs. Leslie Mahoney Mr. J. Charles Merriman Mr. Joe Murphy Mr. Joseph Pace Mr. Randy Malchow Ms. Carol Mesler Donald Murray Mr. Fred Page Mrs. Joan Malcolm Mr. and Mrs. Donald Messner Mr. and Mrs. John Murray Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Pair Mr. Steven Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Gary & Murrieta Valley Scholarship Palmer Lions Club Ms. Robin Manning Sharon Messner Mr. Jonathan Murtaugh Mr. Edward Paredes Mrs. Ramona Maraj Mrs. Kimberly Messner Dr. George Musacchio Mr. Matt Parker Mrs. Chris Marcinko Mr. and Mrs. Ted & Music Teacher’s Association Mr. Michael Parsio Mr. and Mrs. John Markano Kimberly Meyer MVEA Scholarship Fund Ms. Roseann Pascoe Mr. and Mrs. David & Kelly Marley Mr. Hollis Milburn Ms. Claire Naczi Patrion Insurance Services Mrs. Marilyn Marrone Ms. Amy Miller Mr. George Nagel Patriot High School Mr. and Mrs. Guy Martin Mr. and Mrs. Austin Miller Mr. Joel Nagel Mr. John Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Martin Mrs. Belva Miller Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Nagel Mr. Ralph Patton Mrs. Nila Martin Mr. Eddie Miller Mr. Mario Najera Mrs. Judith Paul Mrs. Susan Martin Mr. and Mrs. James Miller Mr. and Mrs. Shane Nakamura Dr. Lawrence Paxton Ms. Wanda Martindale Mrs. Janis Miller Mr. Thomas Nanchy Mr. Bruce Payne Mr. Daniel Martinez Mr. Jonathan Miller National Ministries - ABC Ms. Marie Payne Mrs. Laurie Martinez Mrs. Pat Mills National Rural Electric Cooperative Ms. Evangeline Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Martz Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Milton Mrs. Melissa Navarro Mrs. Jana Pearson Mr. Jonathan Marzluf Ms. Eydie Miskel Mr. Ralph Neal Ms. MaryAnn Pearson Mr. Tony Masi Ms. Annette Mitchell Mr. Michael Neece Mr. Gary Peckels Ms. Julie Mason Ms. Brenda Mitchell Mr. Taylor Neece Pena Stone Works Mr. Michael Mathewson Dr. and Mrs. Richard & Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nelson Mr. J. Anthony Pena Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mawhorter Martha Mobley Ms. Joyce Nelson Mrs. Edith Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Maxson Peggy Monahan Mr. Nolan Nelson Mrs. Dorothy Pentz Mr. Paul Mayer Ms. Margaret Monchick New Concept Painting Mrs. Janice Perkins Mr. Jay Maynard Mrs. Thelma Monigold Jennifer Newton Razelle Perkins Mrs. Marianna Mc Bride Mrs. Eleanor Monroe Dr. Jack Noble Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Perryman Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mc Collum Mr. Murray Monroe Ms. Jane Nordberg Mr. Philip Peterson Ms. Helen Mc Coskey Ms. Betty Monsees Ms. Patricia Nordberg Ms. Dollie Petit Mr. and Mrs. Ron & Mr. Jose Montalban Mr. Clarence Noreikas Mrs. Karen Petrie Tami Mc Dermith Ms. Bertha Montanez North Oregon Coast Symphony Ms. Patti Pettis

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Banner society CONTRIBUTIONS of $100 TO $999 Ms. Marguerite Pezzuto Mr. Richard Reeve Mrs. Ruth Salazar Mr. Patrick Silva Mrs. Randi Pezzuto Mr. Calvin Reiten Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sample Mr. Duncan Simcoe R.E. Pfiester Mrs. Irina Renfro Ms. Anatalia Sanchez Mrs. Michele Simon Mr. Minh Pham Mr. Anthony Renteria Mrs. Paula Sanchez Mr. Rex Simonds Mr. and Mrs. Dean Phaneuf Mr. and Mrs. John Rettberg Mrs. Yolanda Sanchez Mrs. Carol Simpson Mrs. Brenda Phillips Mrs. Marisol Reyes Mrs. Lillian Sanders Mr. Dwight Simpson Ms. Loretta Phillips Mrs. Jill Rhodes Mr. Steven Sanders Mrs. Nancy Simpson Mr. Terry Phillips Mr. John Richardson Mr. Robert Saunders Mr. Milford Skane Mrs. Mary Piehl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richardson Mr. Steven Saylor Mrs. Sandra Skeith Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pin Mrs. Brittany Richey Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sayre Mrs. Paula Skinner Mr. Chuck Pine Dr. Ronald Richmond Mr. and Mrs. David & Joyce Sayre Mrs. Cheryl Skubic Mr. and Mrs. Salvador & Mr. Dwight Rickard Mr. Carl Scanland Dr. Daniel Skubik Kimberly Pinedo, Jr. Ms. Jeanne Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Scheets SMAS Real Estate Appraisal Mrs. Carma Pinkston Mr. and Mrs. David Riley Mr. Robert Schermerhorn Ms. Carrie Smith Mrs. Patrice Pitassi Mr. Jeff Riley Mrs. Stephanie Schmachtenberger Mr. David Smith Miss Jana’ Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Riley Mr. and Mrs. George Schmittle Mr. Gary Smith Mrs. Marlene Plain Rim of the World Community Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schnee Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith Mr. Gary Platner Scholarship Mrs. Gina Schober Mrs. Joan Smith Mrs. Peggy Plavajka Rev. Mark Rindels Mr. G. Scott Scholler Ms. Joani Smith Ms. Rosemarie Plympton Mrs. Lynette Risner Mr. Mark Schulte Mr. John Smith Ms. Nayda Poblete Ms. Stephanie Ritchie Ms. Paula Schultz Mrs. Mary Smith Mr. Robert Pollard Mr. Robert Ritter Mr. Merwyn Schwartz Michael Smith Mr. John Popovich Mr. and Mrs. Robert & Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Schwenk Ms. Norine Smith Ms. Carissa Potter Gwen Ritzau Mr. and Mrs. David Scott Mr. Peter Smith Mr. Fritz Poulsen Mr. David Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Scott Mr. Robert Smith Ms. M. Janice Powell Riverside Preparatory School Mr. T.K. Scott Mr. Stanley Smith Mr. Robert Powers Mr. and Mrs. Michael & Mr. James Scribner Mrs. Vickie Smith Mrs. Carol Pratte Claudia Rizzi Mr. Mark Scribner Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Smith Premier Designs, Inc. Ms. Marilyn Roberson Mrs. Noelcarroll Seesing Mrs. Linda Smittcamp Premier Signs Mr. Maurice Roberson III Mr. Francisco Segura Mrs. Donna Smoak Ms. Marcella Preston Robert Rhue Enterprises, Inc. Socorro Segura Dr. R. Allen Smudde Rev. Sandra Price Mr. Bob Roberts Mrs. Shannon Seif Mrs. Lucinda Snead Mr. Theodore Price Mr. Dale Roberts Mr. Wayne Sekerke Mr. Will Snipes Dr. and Mrs. Walter & Janet Price Mr. Luke Roberts Mr. and Mrs. John & Terri Sellars Ms. Florence Snyder Mrs. Leah Prieto Mrs. Mary Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Clifford & Sharyl Sells Mr. William Solberg Mrs. Joyce Prillaman Ms. Kathy Robinson Service First Southlands Christian Schools Mr. Bruce Prins Ms. Patricia Robinson Lennie Sessler Mrs. Judy Souza Pro-Bilt, Inc. Mrs. Mihwa Rode Mrs. Rhonda Shackelford Mr. Calvin Sparkman Mr. Michael Procter Ms. Catherine Rodgers Mr. Rod Shackelford Mrs. Ramona Sparks Mrs. Carleen Proctor Mrs. Kristi Rodriguez Mrs. Susan Shafer Mr. Julio Splinker Ms. Kimberly Pronovost Mr. John Rogers Mr. Patrick Sharp Mr. John Stark Provence Interiors Mr. Mark Rogers Mrs. Nita Shea Mrs. Cindy Starring Provident Bank Mr. Steven Rollins Mr. and Mrs. James & Mr. Dan Steele Mr. Edward Pudimott Mrs. Gail Ronveaux Lucille Shearer Mr. Patrick Steele Mrs. Maria Pulido Mr. Don Root Mr. Jerry Sheek Mrs. Betty Steen Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Purdy Ms. Dorothy Root Mrs. Susan Sheets Mr. and Mrs. Donald & Mr. Robert Purnel Ms. Glenna Rose Mr. Gerry Shelley Hilda Stegner Mr. and Mrs. Gary Quan Mrs. Deloris Roth Mr. Arlen Shelton Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stelzner Mr. Clayton Quattlebaum Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roth Mr. Paul Sherrill Ms. Cheryl Stevens Mr.Edward Quevedo, Sr. Ms. Thala Roueche Ms. Alesa Shifflett Mr. R. Stevens Mr. Harlan Rader Roy Ray Insurance, Inc. Mr. Barton Shifter Mr. and Mrs. B. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Darrell & Mr. James Ruffin Mrs. Mechelle Shipman Stevenson Marilyn Rainwater Ms. Shelly Rupard Mr. Jim Short, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Stever Mrs. Charlene Rakhshani Mrs. Janneth Russell Dr. Kathryn Short Mrs. Cheryl Stewart Ms. Johanna Rakhshani Mr. Marshall Russell Mr. Michael Short Merl Stewart Mr. J. Javier Ramirez Mrs. Mildred Russell Mrs. Joanna Showalter Ms. Lisa Stiefken Mrs. Jan Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Randy Ryder Ms. Paula Shultz Mr. David Stilwell Mr. and Mrs. William Ramshaw Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saathoff Mrs. Joanne Siambanes Mrs. Carol Stone Red Bluff Emblem Club No. 408 Safety Employees’ Miss Ashley Siemens Mr. Ron Storm Dr. J.T. Reed Benefit Association Mr. Taylor Siemens Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stow Mrs. Cheryl Reese Sahabi Enterprises, Inc. Ms. Pamela Sigafoose Mrs. Sandra Straight build on the vision 2008 I 2009

Banner society CONTRIBUTIONS of $100 TO $999 Ms. Alice Strain-Gifford Mrs. Sandy Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wehunt Miss Alysha Yarbrough Mrs. Kristi Strand Mrs. Doris Turner Mr. Jeffrey Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Yarbrough Ms. Marlene Strange Mrs. Gail Turney Ms. Julie Wellman-Phillips Mr. Jerry Yates Mrs. Gina Stricker Mr. Paul Ubrun Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kyung & Mr. Marlon Strong Ms. Antha Udell Mr. Jack Welty Sanghee Yi Mr. Stephen Strong United Society of Friends Ms. Florence Whalen Mr. and Mrs. David York Mr. Harry Stroup United States Bowling Congress Ms. Cynthia White Mr. Richard York Dr. Jerry Stubblefield United States Christian Comm. Mr. George White Mrs. Carol Young Ms. Winfred Suiso United Way Mrs. Ida White Mr. and Mrs. Flint & Dr. Sean Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Vail Dr. Stanley White Jasmine Young Ms. Mallory Sutterfield Valhalla High School White’s HVAC Services Mr. and Mrs. Dave Youngquist Mrs. Janice Sutton Ms. Robin Van Daele Dr. Fermin Whittaker Yucaipa Calimesa Educators Assn. Mrs. Josephine Syiem Mrs. Elizabeth Van Den Raadt Mr. Kenneth Wible Yucca Mesa Improvement Assoc. Mrs. Pamela Sykes Mrs. Cheryl Van Duyn Mrs. Theresa Wiest Mr. Andrew Yuenger Mr. Jonathan Synnott Mr. and Mrs. Charles & Mr. Stephen Wignall Mr. and Mrs. Vinoj Zachariah T. James Williams & Co. A.C. Sandra Van Dyke Mrs. Lisa Wikert Mrs. Laura Zanotti Ms. Lana Tallakson Ms. Johanna Van Geloof Mr. James Wilcox Mrs. Jennifer Zehnder Mr. Michael Talley Mrs. Kimberlee Van Houten Mrs. Kelli Wilhite Mr. and Mrs. P.J. Zulueta Ms. Jennifer Tanaka Vance Corporation Mr. Paul Wilkerson Mrs. Janice Zuniga Mrs. Kathy Tapley Ms. Bonnie Vandiver Mrs. Janet Willett Mr. Dain Zylstra Mrs. Mercedes Tatum Mr. Michael Vanta Rev. Austin Williams Mr. Nick Tavaglione Mrs. Michele Vasquez Mr. Gary Williams Mr. Craig Taylor Mr. Richard Vass Ms. Helen Williams Mr. Leo Taylor M. Vaughan Mrs. Julie Williams Mrs. Patricia Taylor Mr. N. A. Vaughn Mrs. Marcelle Williams Temecula Hills Christian Fellowship Mrs. Veola Vazquez Mr. and Mrs. T. James & Ms. Eileen Terry Mr. Larry Veach Debbie Williams Mrs. Judith Tharp Mr. Vladimir Vega III Mr. Dale Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Thielen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Veloz Mr. Bernard Willis Thomas G Matlock Associates, Inc. Miss Annelies Verhagen Mr. Kevin Willis Mrs. Bernadette Thomas Mr. Kyle Verkouteren Mr. Mark Wills Dr. Reginald Thomas Mrs. Pam Vickery Miss Breanna Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Richard & Mrs. Debbie Vigneault Mr. Carl Wilson Debbie Thomas Mrs. Janet Villaverde Mr. Dennis Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Thomas Ms. Carolyn Viramontes Mr. Jerry Wilson Mrs. Ruthmary Thomas Mr. Eudell Vis Mrs. Kim Wilson Ms. Kim Thompson Andy Vowell Mrs. Kimberly Wilson Mrs. Leslie Thompson W.P. Harris Construction Mr. and Mrs. Kirk & Mrs. Margie Thompson Ms. Jane Wacker Molly Wilson Mr. George Thomsen Mrs. Michelle Wager Mr. Mark Wilson Dr. Carry Tillery Mr. Richard Wagner Mr. Ron Wilson Mr. Thomas Tilley Mr. and Mrs. John Wagoner Mrs. Virginia Winter Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tisdale Mr. Stanley Wahl Mr. James Wise Mrs. Roxanne Tjoland Mr. Bruce Wallace Mrs. Martha Withers Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Todd Mr. Charles Wallace IV Mr. R. Blake Withers Mr. John Todd Mrs. Dianne Wallace Mr. Peter Wohlgemuth Mrs. Susan Toney Mr. Jody Wallace Ms. Mary Wolaver Mrs. Elaine Tonissen Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. James Wolfe Tonkin Plumbing, Inc. Mrs. Penni Wallace Mrs. Lynelle Wolfe Mrs. Diane Torna Dr. John Walling Mr. Phillip Wolfersberger Mr. and Mrs. Scott & Ms. Lylyan Wallner Mr. Robert Wolfersberger Rhonda Tracy Walters Wholesale Electric Co. Mr. Fred Womack Transformation Ministries Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wanland Mr. and Mrs. John Womble Mr. William Trimble Mrs. Susan Warren Mrs. Erin Wood Mrs. Carol Troesh Ms. Carol Watkins Ms. Cynthia Woods Mrs. Marlin Trott Mr. George Watkins Miss Cathryn Woodworth Mrs. Donna Trotter Mr. Wade Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. William Troutman Ms. Courtney Watson Woudenberg Mrs. Linda Trueblood Mrs. Ella Watters Mrs. Sharon Woudenberg Mr. Chris Trulove Mr. Robert Weatherly Ms. Shandah Yanes Dr. Russell Tuck Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weaver Mrs. Shirley Yarber

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church CONTRIBUTIONS

$10,000 or More Del Cerro Baptist Church, La Mesa La Palma Christian Center First Baptist Church, Norco Dishman First Baptist Church, Spokane La Sierra First Baptist Church, Riverside Immanuel Baptist Church, Highland Eleventh Street Baptist Church, Upland La Sierra University Church, Riverside Magnolia Avenue Baptist Church, Riverside Emmanuel Southern Baptist, Azusa Lakeside Baptist Church, Canton Mountain View Baptist, Lake View Terrace Emmanuel Southern Baptist, Dos Palos Lakeside Baptist Church, Granbury St Stephen Missionary Baptist, La Puente Faith Fellowship, La Palma, CA Lakeside Community Church, Hanford Valley Baptist Church, Bakersfield First Baptist Church of Atwater Lenexa Baptist Church, Lenexa Village Church Inc, Burbank First Baptist Church of Forney Lifeway Church, Vista First Baptist Church of Hesperia Lighthouse Christian Church, Oceanside $5000 to $9,999 First Baptist Church of Sun City Loma Rica Baptist, Marysville Calvary Church of West Hills First Baptist Church of West Albuquerque Mid Cities Baptist Church, Westminster Emmanuel Faith Community Church, First Baptist Church, Barstow Midway Baptist Church, San Diego Escondido First Baptist Church, Bentonville Mountain Park Community Church, Phoenix Fellowship in the Pass, Banning First Baptist Church, Canyon Mountain View Lutheran Church, First Baptist Church, Fair Oaks First Baptist Church, Cupertino Apache Junction First Southern Baptist Church, First Baptist Church, Granada Hills Nellis Baptist Church, Las Vegas North Hollywood First Baptist Church, Irvine Niblick Road Baptist Church, Paso Robles Hilltop Baptist, Chula Vista First Baptist Church, Lake Isabella Northpoint Evangelical Free Church, Corona Judson Baptist Church, San Bernardino First Baptist Church, Merced Olive Branch Community Church, Corona Lakeside Church, Folsom First Baptist Church, Mira Mesa Our Saviour’s Baptist Church, Federal Way Saddleback Valley Christian, First Baptist Church - Mocksville, NC Paradise Hills Southern, San Diego San Juan Capistrano First Baptist Church, Prunedale Placer Heights Baptist, Placerville Sierra Baptist Church, Visalia First Baptist Church, Rialto Pomona First Baptist Church, Pomona The Grove Community Church, Riverside First Baptist Church, Rusk Reformed Baptist Church of Riverside Trinity Baptist Church, Vacaville First Baptist Church, Sherman Rogers First Church of the Nazarene First Baptist of Clairemont, San Diego Rose Drive Friends Church, Yorba Linda $1,000 to $4,999 First Baptist, Abilene Sandals Church, Riverside Acton Baptist Church, Granbury First Baptist, Clearlake Scottsdale Bible Church AFVW Protestant Chapel Fellowship, First Baptist, Oakhurst Shadow Mountain Community Church, Riverside First Christian Church, Newbury Park El Cajon Bear Valley Springs Comm. Church, Tehachapi First Presbyterian Church, Hemet Shoreline Baptist Church, Fountain Valley Bethany Church, Long Beach First Presbyterian Church, Westminster Sierra Baptist Church, Pioneer Bethel Southern Baptist Church, Escondido First Southern Baptist Church, Palm Springs South Shores Baptist Church, Dana Point Bryant Street Baptist Church, Yucaipa First Southern Baptist Church, Porterville Sunrise Church, Rialto Calimesa Seventh Day Adventist, Calimesa First Southern Baptist, El Cajon The Bridge Bible Fellowship, Reseda Calvary Baptist Church, Modesto First Southern Baptist, Glendale The First Baptist Church, New Braunfels Calvary Baptist Church, Riverside First Southern Baptist, Red Bluff The River Christian Reformed Church, Calvary Baptist Church, Santa Clara First United Reformed Church, Chino Redlands Calvary Baptist Univ Fellowship, San Diego Friendly Baptist Church, Tyler Trinity Baptist Church, Panorama City Calvary Bible Church, Bakersfield Friendship Church, Palm Desert Upland Brethren in Christ Church Calvary Chapel, Murrieta Gateway Community Church, Washougal Valley Baptist, Castro Valley Calvary Presbyterian Church, Riverside Grace Baptist Church, Santa Clarita White Avenue Baptist Church, Pomona Camelback S.D.A. Church, Phoenix Grace Bible Church, Arroyo Grande Christ Church of the Valley, Manteca Grace Fellowship Church, Norco $100 to $999 Christ The King Lutheran Church, Fallbrook Grand Avenue Baptist Church, Fort Smith Abundant Life Church, Mead Christian Life Center, Merced Green Valley Christian Center, Watsonville Airway Heights Baptist Church Circle Drive Baptist Church, Colorado Springs Greenville Southern Baptist, Greenville Alturas Baptist Church Columbus Street Baptist Church, Bakersfield Hanford First Baptist Church, Hanford Antelope Home Fellowship, Red Bluff Concord Korean Baptist Church, Martinez Heart of the Canyons Church, Santa Clarita Archibald Ranch Community Church, Crosspoint Church, Chino Hemet Valley Southern Baptist Ontario Crossroads Community Church, Visalia Joshua Springs Calvary Chapel, Arlington SDA Chruch, Riverside Cypress Avenue Baptist Church, Carmichael Yucca Valley Auburn Grace Community Church Dawson Church, Birmingham Knott Avenue Christian Church, Anaheim Bakersfield Korean Baptist build on the vision 2008 I 2009

church CONTRIBUTIONS

Baldwin Park United Methodist East Clairemont So. Baptist, San Diego First Baptist, Hacienda Heights Barabbas Road Church, La Jolla East Fresno Baptist, Fresno First Baptist, Manteca Basin City Baptist Church, Mesa East Hills Community Church, Riverside First Bilingual Baptist, Pico Rivera Bell Road Baptist Church, Auburn East Valley Baptist Church, Spokane First Church of the Nazarene, Kokomo Bethany Bible Church, Sylmar Eastmont Baptist Church, East Wenatchee First Church of the Nazarene, Upland Bethany Lutheran Church, Norco Eastmont Presbyterian Church, First Evangelical Presbyterian, Renton Bethel Baptist Church, Sevierville East Wenatchee First Landmark Missionary, Visalia Bethel Reformed Church, Bellflower El Dorado Park Community Church, First Presbyterian Church, Brawley Bonita Road Baptist Church, Chula Vista Long Beach First Southern Baptist Church, Blythe Bridges Christian Fellowship, Riverside Emmanuel Baptist Church, Farmingrton First Southern Baptist Church, Hemet Calvary Baptist Church, Anaheim Eternal Life Christian Center, Oxnard First Southern Baptist Church, Orange Calvary Baptist Church, Bishop Fairvale Baptist, Fair Oaks First Southern Baptist Church, Pasadena Calvary Baptist Church, Casper Faith Alliance Church, Glenmoore First Southern Baptist Church, Winton Calvary Baptist Church, Hawthorne Faith Baptist, Antioch First Southern Baptist Church, Yucca Valley Calvary Baptist Church, Idaho Falls Faith Chapel Missionary Baptist, Los Angeles First Southern Baptist, Chowchilla Calvary Baptist Church, Moreno Valley Faith Community Church, Palmdale First Southern Baptist, Gardena Calvary Chapel Corona Faith Community Church, Riverside First Southern Baptist, Kerman Calvary Community Church, Hemet Faith Lutheran Church of San Dimas First Southern Baptist, Selma Calvary Temple Church, Concord Faith Southern Baptist, Moreno Valley First United Methodist Church, Riverside Castlewood Baptist Church, Vallejo Federal Way Seventh Day Adventist, Foothill Baptist Church, San Luis Obispo CC Solid Rock, Chino Hills Federal Way Foothills Baptist Church, Phoenix Centerpoint Church, Colton Fellowship Baptist Church, Riverside Fort Bragg Grace Comm. Church Central Baptist Church, Carson First Baptist Church of Bigfork Free Indeed Christian Fellowship, Perris Central Baptist, Burbank First Baptist Church of Corona Free Methodist Church, Azusa Central Baptist, Inglewood First Baptist Church of Mesa Garden Grove First Baptist Church Central Peninsula Church, Foster City First Baptist Church of Tigard Gateway Church, Del Norte Childrens Baptist Home Ministries, Glendale First Baptist Church of Twentynine Palms Gateway Church, El Cajon Chinese Grace Baptist, San Francisco First Baptist Church of Yucaipa Glendora Church of the Nazarene Christ Community Church, Moreno Valley First Baptist Church, Alhambra Good Samaritan Lutheran Church, Christ Community Church, San Diego First Baptist Church, Banning Las Vegas Church for the Nations, Studio City First Baptist Church, Clarion Good Shepherd Evangelical Luther, Church of the Foothills, Cameron Park First Baptist Church, Cloverdale State College Church of the Valley, San Ramon First Baptist Church, Deer Park Grace Baptist Church, Bakersfield CMA Church of Langley First Baptist Church, Eugene Grace Baptist Church, Hesperia CMA Church of Paradise First Baptist Church, Fontana Grace Baptist Church, Lebanon College Baptist Church, Artesia First Baptist Church, Galt Grace Baptist Church, Oroville, CA Colton Christian Church First Baptist Church, Glendale Grace Baptist Church, Vancouver Columbus Avenue Baptist Church, Goldendale First Baptist Church, Grandview Grace Baptist Fellowship, Modesto Community Alliance Church, Richmond, CA First Baptist Church, Grass Valley Grace Bible Church, Helendale Community Baptist Church, Fallbrook First Baptist Church, Gridley Grace Church, Ventura Community Evangelical Free Church, First Baptist Church, Hamilton Grand View Baptist Church, Grand Terrace Susanville First Baptist Church, King City Grant Avenue Baptist Church, Corona Seventh Day Adventist First Baptist Church, Kingstree Redondo Beach Corona Valley Friends Church First Baptist Church, McCloud Greater New Hope M B Church, Perris Covenant Presbyterian Church, Orange First Baptist Church, Mulberry Grove Grove Christian Fellowship, San Diego Covenant Presbyterian Pioneers, Anaheim First Baptist Church, Newark Hamilton Baptist Church Crenshaw Baptist Church, Torrance First Baptist Church, Newman Hanaro Church, Chino Hills Crosspoint Community Church, Rialto First Baptist Church, Othello Harvest Baptist Church, Boulder Crossroads Christian Church, Corona First Baptist Church, Patterson Hat Creek Southern Baptist Crossroads Church, Temecula First Baptist Church, Republic Hazleton Community Church Crossroads Community Church, Oceanside First Baptist Church, Riverside Hesperia Community Church Desert Chapel, Palm Springs First Baptist Church, Topeka Hillcrest Baptist, Richmond Desert Congregational Church, First Baptist Church, Walnut Hilltop Community Church, Carson City Twentynine Palms First Baptist of Jackson Hope Lutheran Church, Riverside

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church CONTRIBUTIONS

Huntington Valley Baptist Church, New Life Christian Fellowship, Calimesa St Pauls Baptist Church, Lake View Terrace Fountain Valley New Life Church of the Nazarene, Phelan St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church, Fullerton Illinois Valley Baptist Church, Cave Junction New Life Community Church, Atresia Stone Creek Bible Church, Temcula Immanuel Baptist Church, Ridgecrest New Pilgrim Missionary Baptist, Los Angeles Temple Baptist Church, Fairfield Immanuel Baptist, Lindsay New Seasons Church, Spring Valley Templo Nueva Vida, Corona Immanuel Christian School, Ridgecrest Newport Harbor Lutheran Church, Terrace Crest Baptist Church, Grand Terrace Imperial Valley’s Faith Assembly Newport Beach The Vision Plus Church, Riverside Inland Valley Baptist Fellowship, Hemet North Gate City Church, Kelso Tree of Life Community Church, Elk Grove Intermountain Baptist Church, Burney North Phoenix Baptist Church Tri-City Chinese Baptist, Fremont Jess Ranch Community Church, Apple Valley North Vista Baptist Church, Vista Trinity Baptist Church, Livermore Lake Don Pedro Baptist Church, La Grange Northkirk Presbyterian Church, Trinity Baptist Church, Palmdale Las Brisas Bible Fellowship, Murrieta Rancho Cucamonga Trinity Evangelical Free Church, Redlands Las Palmas Community Church, Indio Norwalk Church of the Nazarene Trinity Lutheran Church, Riverside Laurelglen Bible Church, Bakersfield Ontario Seventh,Day Adventist Valle Vista Assembly of God, Hemet Leona Valley Community Church Orangecrest Community Church, Riverside Valle Vista Baptist Church, Hemet Lincoln Avenue Baptist Church, Orange Oregon City Evangelical Church Valley Baptist, Salinas Living Hope Baptist, Whittier Pacific Baptist Church, El Segundo Valley Christian Church, Moreno Valley Living Truth Christian Fellowship, Corona Palm Baptist Church, Riverside Valley Evangelical Free Church, Hemet Los Altos Grace Brethren Church Palm Canyon Community Church, Valley Seventh Day Adventist Church, Memorial Baptist, Willits Moreno Valley Sun City Missio Dei Community Church, Riverside Paradise Valley SDA Church, National City Ventura Missionary Church Mountain Heights Baptist Church, Pelican Bay Evangelical Free, Crescent City Victory Baptist Church, Cooleemee Buena Vista Pine Grove Community Church, Roseburg Vine Street Baptist Church, Roseburg Mountain View Baptist Church, Placerita Baptist Church, Newhall Walnut United Methodist Church, Bermuda Dunes Rollingwood Baptist Church, San Pablo Diamond Bar Mountain View Baptist Church, Layton San Antonio Hghts Community Church, Wesley United Methodist Church, Riverside Mountain View Community Church, Upland Wesleyan Christian Fellowship, Fontana Seacoast Church of Redondo Beach Moreno Valley Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, Riverside Shadow Hills Baptist Church, Las Vegas West Lynchburg Baptist Church Murrieta Valley Church Shepherd of the Hills, Rancho Cucamonga Westfield Christian Church, Porterville Neighborhood Church of Long Beach Sonrise Church, Reno Whittier Church of God New Apostolic Church of N.A., Chicago Sonrise Southern Baptist Church, Palmdale Yiu-Mienh Community Baptist Church, New Harvest Church, Salem South Coast Christian Assembly, El Sobrante New Hope Baptist Church, South Hill San Juan Capistrano Yucaipa Christian Church New Hope Community, El Monte South Side Bethel Baptist, Los Angeles Yucaipa Valley Presbyterian Church New Hope Fellowship, Banning Springdale Baptist Church, Westminster New Hope Missionary Baptist, Pomona St John’s Lutheran Church, Orange

Women of vision Michele Adair Laurie Cook Debi Jacobs Lori Moore Brooke Troesh Karen Alexander Chandra Concannon Kristin James Gail Mullenix Ashley Troesh Mary Baghdady Judy Copenbarger Evelyn Johnson Melody Peery Judith Vails / Beverly Bailey Terry Couch S. Sue Johnson Donna Peters Janet Goeske Ctr Stacy Berzansky Catherine Downs Audrey Kostka Patti Pettis Susan Wehba Linda Bodell Jane Ellis Peggy Sue Lansing Erin Phillips Julie Wible Teri Brisco Marianne Fitzgerald Sharon Lee-Cannon Jennifer Reed Sonja Wood Deanna Buchholz Brenda Flowers Laurie Mattson Cindy Roth Shandah Yanes-Vint Phyllis Carney Karen Hawkins Sharon Messner Wanda Scruggs Kristi Yeager Suzy Clem April Howe Dr. Connie Milton Carol Troesh Ferne Collinsworth Carolyn Hunter Cyndi Monroe Cindy Troesh build on the vision 2008 I 2009

in-kind gifts

Adair Photography Mr. Stephen Eldred Mr. John Pate Anchos Southwest Grill Elite Products Planes of Fame Air Museum Ms. Donna Andrew Mr. Ashton Ellis Rowley Portraiture Angels Baseball Enterprise Rent-A-Car Precision Offset Aquarium of the Pacific Mrs. Toni Fizdale Pro Kids Golf Arthur Murray Dance Studios Focus on the Family Ramano’s Family Italian Restaurant Back Bay Bistro Gardener’s Cottage Rancho Cucamonga Quakes Mr. and Mrs. Hany & Mary Baghdady Ms. Marina Garrett RD Olson Mr. Michael J. Beck Mr. Steve Easley Real Mex Restaurants Ms. Michele Bello - Bello Salon - GM Business Interiors Mrs. Wendy Reese Birch Aquarium Green River Golf Club Renaissance 2000 BJ’s Restarurant Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hall Ridge Court Interior Designs Boomers Ms. Deborah Orsen Hancock Riverside Community Players Ms. Patty Boucher Harvest Book Store Riverside Medical Clinic Bradford Renaissance Portraits Haynes Building Service Riverside Police Department Dr. Angela Brand Dr. Beverly Howard Romano’s Macaroni Grill Mr. Tim Burgess Howards of Riverside Ronald Reagan Library - Burgess Moving & Storage Mrs. Lynda Hunton Sam’s Club Mr. Larry Burrow Indian Hills Golf Club San Diego Air & Space Museum Burrtec Waste Industires In-N-Out San Diego Harbor Tour Cabrillo Marine Aquarium Dr. Steven E. Johnson, DDS San Diego Zoo Camelot Golfland Drs. Bill & Sue Johnson Sawdust Festival Ms. Mendie Cannon Jurupa Hills Country Club Scandia Amusement Park Mr. Gary Carter Kaiser Permanente See’s Candy Mrs. Cathy Kienle Ms. Kay Ellen Designs Simple Simon’s - Walter’s Auto Sales Kimberly Crest House & Gardens Mr. and Mrs. Greg Smith CBU Baseball Ms. Karen Kingsbury Soup Plantation CBU Book Store La Vive Jewelry Starlight Theatre CBU Human Resourses Mrs. Collette Lee Stein Mart Riverside CBU Institutional Advancement Lorin Backe Photography Ms. Ruth Stevens CBU IT Department Bud Lupino - Bud’s Tire & Wheel Tahoe Donner Association CBU Office of Mobilization Magnolia’s Tapps Fishhouse CBU Public Safety Tim Maloney - Community Works The Bakers Oven CBU School of Education Design Group The Cheesecake Factory CBU Soccer Manhattan‘s of Riverside The Elephant Bar CBU Student Accounts Market Broiler The Gourmet Detective CBU Volleyball Marriott Hotels The Huntington House CBU Women’s Basketball Marshall Canyon Golf Course The Queen Mary Cean One Photography Martha Green’s “The Eating Room” The Tamale Factory City of Pasadena Mr. Jon Masi Mr. Martin Tobias City of Riverside Ms. Tamara Meadows Trader Joe’s Corona Dr. & Mrs. Art Cleveland Ms. Linda Mellin Mr. and Mrs. Chris & Sharon Trulove Mrs. Wendy Coffelt Mr. Michael Osterman Dr. Stanley D. Tschoop Conley Family Mission Inn UBS Gems Costco Linda Modic UCLA Athletics Mr. Rodney Couch - Provider Dr. Robert J. Mohn, DDS Mr. Wade Watkins Contract Food Service Oakland Raiders Wild Rivers Water Park Daphne’s Greek Café Oakley Wood Ranch BBQ & Grill Disneyland Resort On Target Promotional Products Yeager Family Ms. Rachel Douma Orange County Flyers Yuen Lui Studio Mrs. Catherine Downs Palm Springs Aerial Tramway Zoological Society of San Diego - Downs Energy PANG Mr. William Dunniway Parrott Jewelers

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Board of visitors

ACCO Harkeet Dhillon, M.D. Masters Electric Riverside Radiology Darren Schwartz Riverside Medical Clinic Philip Schaefer Medical Group Gilbert H. Zimmerman, M.D. Adrian Gaus Architects Diffenbaugh Construction Co. McCrometer Adrian Xavier and Herta Gaus Wendell Clark Kerry McCall Rudy L. Rodriquez, P.E.

Alessandro Mini Storage Downs Energy Dale & Tonda Moore RSPC, Inc. Re/Max All Stars Realty Sharon Messner & Regan Schmalz Dick & Kathie Palmer Caroline Epperson On Target Promotional and Thaddeus Foundation Products Sahabi Enterprises/ First American Trust Dennis Johnson SE Corporation Kelly Allen Joanna Averett Frank Emerson O’Reilly Public Relations Allstate Insurance Gary’s Carpet Patrick O’Reilly Saturn of Riverside Doug & Lori Moore Gary Suarez Dave Crain Painting the Town Altura Credit Union GlobalMarc, LLC Sue Rawlings Security Bank of CA Mark Hawkins Will Crist Peter Meyers Haynes Building Service Arc Riverside Gresham Savage Nolan Chris Clifton & Pat Carter Stronghold Engineering Jim Stream & Tilden Scott & Beverly Bailey Ted Stream & Matt Willcox PCH Architects, LLP and Chuck Gossage Ark Insurance Michael Bern Steven Park M.A. Hammarlund, D.V.M. Thrifty Property Peterson Foundation, Management & Investments Betty Armstrong Harvest Christian Fellowship Ellen and Clarence Hany & Mary Baghdady John Collins Wendel W. Tucker Automated Gate Services Tower Realty Steve & Carrie Johnson Gary Roberts Dr. and Mrs. ‘Richard C. Phillips Collette Lee & Brent Lee

Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Hub International of California Premier Service Bank TRD Design Group Insurance Brokers of Insurance Services, Inc. Kerry Pendergast Thomas Riggle California, Inc. Roy Taylor Bill G. Avery Primerica Financial Turner, Green, Hyatt Advertising Christopher MacArthur Afrasiabi & Arledge, LLP A-Z Bus Sales Adrian Hyatt-Ward Chris Arledge George W. Tillery Provence Interiors Intelinet, Inc. Marie Mahaffey UBS Financial Best Best & Krieger Dan DeWitt Vic Karidakes George M. Reyes Provident Bank Irvine Pipeline, Co. Craig Blunden ValleyCrest Dr. Gordon & Jill Bourns Tom Brisco & John Brisco Landscape Maintenance Psomas Engineering Scott Arciniega Bud’s Tire & Wheel Jacobs Development Company Tom Hunt & Leni Zarate Bud Luppino Doug Jacobs Wilhelm Construction Quality Nissan & Development Burgess Moving & Storage JJ Roofing Garrie Aspengren Brad Arshat Tim Burgess Don Luginbill R.D. Olson Drs. Gene & Billie Yeager CA Construction Bryan & Debi Jacobs Ian Gardiner Charles & Naomi Avila Johnson Foundation Renaissance Executive Forums California Baptist Foundation Drs. Bill & Sue Johnson Ron Penland Dr. K. Milton Higgins Joseph G. Pratte & Associates Richard Hawkins Community Works Joseph & Carol Pratte Insurance Services Design Group Richard Hawkins Tim Maloney Kaiser Permanente Belva Snyder Rick Engineering Custom Service Systems Bob Stockton Kenneth Truelock KSGN Radio Dawn Hibbard Riverside Commercial Investors CW Driver Rufus Barkley, III Paul Guiso Steve E. Larson, M.D. Riverside Medical Clinic Riverside Community David Leonard Associates Health Foundation David Leonard Leonard Financial Group, LLC Dan Anderson Karl Hicks Design West Engineering Riverside Community Hospital Rob Cronk Market Broiler Tracy Dallarda Rodney Couch NON-PROFIT ORG U.S. POSTAGE PAID RIVERSIDE, CA PERMIT NO. 268 California Baptist University 8432 Magnolia Avenue Riverside, CA 92504

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