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A N D R E WS AC A D E M Y A LU M N I M AGA Z I N E
Summer 2012, Issue 23, No. 1
Greetings,
A few years ago, I was standing in line, holding my youngest
daughter, Rebecca, in the Piggly Wiggly grocery store (a
grocery store chain in the South) when I felt a tap on my
shoulder. As I turned around an older lady stood there
smiling broadly with the two teeth in her mouth. She looked
up at me and said, “Ain’t no denying that youngen; she looks jest
like you!”
I smiled and replied, “She does, doesn’t she?” I felt the pride
any parent feels as I delighted in finding similarities between
my daughter and myself.
Our school slogan for the 2011–2012 school year here at
the Academy has been: “It’s All About Jesus.” This is both a
powerful and prodigious slogan, as we’ve worked very hard
to make this academic year all about Jesus. Assuredly, we
have consistently kept this slogan at the forefront of all that
we’ve done and intended to do. Prayerfully, we have truly
attempted to support all students along in their journey at
AA. In the area of academics, spiritual growth and service,
I can confidently say that this year has been all about Jesus.
Continuum
Summer 2012, Issue 23, No. 1
Academy Highlights
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2011 Reunion
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Remembering
Dr. Richard T. Orrison 10
Alumni News
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A Report of Giving
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Andrews Academy
8833 Garland Avenue
Berrien Springs MI 49104-0560
Phone: 269-471-3138
Fax: 269-471-6368
Email: [email protected]
As I have pondered this slogan and write this message
to you, I wonder if your experience here was “All about
Jesus?” Did you see Jesus in your teachers, your principal,
in the academia, or even in the “fun” things in which you
participated? I hope so! I hope that you saw, became more
acquainted with, and even met this Man whom we call our
Savior, Jesus Christ. As a Seventh-day Adventist Christian
high school, at Andrews Academy we feel it is imperative
that everyone reflect the image of Jesus Christ. I pray that
you had this experience here and that our students will look
back as alumni and know that they certainly did.
Principal: Robert Overstreet
Alumni Contact:
Jan (Greenidge) Pickett (’79)
I am so proud to be a part of a terrific school family where
the image of God is at the forefront of all that we say and do.
We’d love for anyone to be able to say to Jesus about any of
us, “There ain’t no denying that one!”
ON THE COVER:
We honor Dr. Richard T. Orrison’s
many years of service to Andrews
Academy. See p. 10 for reflections
on the impact he made on the lives
of teachers and students.
Design: Sarah (Spangler) Lee (’97)
www.ambientlightstudios.com
PHOTOGRAPHY BY:
Steven Atkins (faculty)
David VanDenburgh (faculty)
Sarah (Spangler) Lee (’97)
Darren Hesslop
Robert Overstreet
Principal
HE RESTORES MY SOUL
Academy Highlights
Envisioning the Future
Anytime one thinks of goals the words conceivable, achievable, believable and even measurable come to mind. What is really
the purpose of setting goals anyway? Goals are ideas, dreams, ambitions and accomplishments that a person or institution
is constantly striving to reach. Some goals are for the near future and some are what are known as long-term goals. The
purpose of goal-setting is to set a standard for your institution by which to measure effectiveness and success. Goals should
breed ambition and drive individuals and institutions to excellence.
When I think of goals and their importance to Andrews Academy, I begin to almost salivate at “what could happen” if we set
goals as described above—goals that involve dreams and ambitions of what Andrews Academy could be and where we could
go. In my opinion, it is a given that we have not reached excellence because excellence is a journey that always continues.
You continue to work towards excellence, and as you work towards those goals you set forth, excellence will follow, but
new light will be shed on other areas or ways to become better.
Some of our current goals here at AA are as follows:
1. We desire to enhance our delivery of teaching by actively incorporating technology. All AA teachers will begin the
journey of utilizing iPads as instructional tools.
2. With the formation of the new governance of AA, the AA Council, board, administration and faculty hope to begin
the journey of designing and implementing the Andrews Academy strategic plan as we embark on our journey of
excellence.
3. The facilities at Andrews Academy are in great need of upgrades. We have taken steps to improve the grounds (new
bed of rocks and shrubbery as well as upgrading the AA courtyard) on campus. We are currently upgrading the
plumbing fixtures in all restrooms with the hope that new paint, stalls and flooring will be in place before the start of
the next school year. Plans are also underway for redesigning the Commons area.
Goodbye, Mrs. Banks
Andrews Academy recently bid adieu to Home Economics teacher Patty Banks,
who retired to California with her husband, John, in December 2011. Mrs. Banks
began her work for AU schools in 1988 when she joined the staff at Ruth Murdoch
Elementary School as a fifth-grade teacher, and in 2003 she made the transition to
the Academy where she taught a variety of courses including Basic Foods and Basic
Clothing as well as Health and some P.E. classes, and served as an S.A. sponsor. A
favorite with students, Mrs. Banks was well known for her love of hymn singing and
could always be counted on to enthusiastically lead students in rousing choruses from the front of the chapel. She was also
known for her rather vociferous pronouncements on a series of topics, most notably Michigan sports teams, of which she was
an ardent fan (go Red Wings)! Students appreciated her down-to-earth personality and her infectious sense of humor—“she
was a great friend to her students,” recalls senior Camille Nixon. “Whenever you needed her help, she was ready to lend a
hand.” Nixon’s classmate Jeremy Faehner concurs, adding, “What I truly appreciated about Mrs. B was her lively, thoughtful
spirit. She never failed to discuss real topics in class and she helped me to see life in a different way. The school misses her
lovely voice filling the hallways!” Indeed, Mrs. Banks’ “lovely voice” is just one of many things we will miss about a dear teacher
and colleague. It is with sincere gratitude that we wish her much happiness (and many new sewing projects!) in her new home.
—Rebecca Wright
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Academy Highlights
Farewell, Mr. Baker
PHOTO CAPTIONS : (top to bottom) Mr. Baker, during
his early years of teaching, 2012 Reformation Tour, Mr.
Baker with the cast of one of his famous school plays.
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As Mr. Baker strides up to the chapel podium, there is an expectant
buzz in the crowd. Whispering voices hush and students watch
intently as Baker clears his throat and characteristically swings the
microphone away from him so that he is forced to project his voice.
No one knows exactly what the topic is going to be, but there is a
feeling it is something different. Something in the air suggests that
Baker has a new message to deliver to the students of Andrews
Academy—a final message.
He begins by asking the student body a question: “If you could
have anything in the world, what would it be? Would it be a bright red
sports car, or something more down-to-earth?” And when Baker
directs the question to himself, there is no doubt in any student’s
mind what he would choose: Trains.
Baker begins to tell the story of a trip he took to Colorado
several years ago. He cues a video clip. Blinking red lights, a railroad
crossing, and the shrieking whistle of an oncoming train flash across
the screen and echo through the chapel. As the train thunders
closer, a middle-aged Baker realizes that two locomotives are linked
together. The audience can hear Baker’s voice off-camera as he
whoops, “A doubleheader! All right!” Everyone laughs at the show
of pure delight as a youthful and ecstatic Baker cheers at the sight of
the train, pumps his fists into the air, and smiles from ear to ear.
At the podium, Baker remains serious. He acknowledges that he
likes trains—there’s no surprise there—but there’s something that
he values even more. In his inimitable style, Baker intends to teach
a lesson to the last.
He describes an episode of “The Wonder Years,” a video that
he uses for his AP English class about the process of saying goodbye
and the conflicting feelings that come with it. By now it is evident:
Mr. Baker is giving his goodbye speech, one many never expected
to hear.
He shows a clip from the show in which Kevin Arnold, a junior
high student who feels slighted when his teacher misses a tutoring
session, says accusingly to his teacher, “I thought you were my friend.”
The teacher responds, “Not your friend, Mr. Arnold, your teacher.”
At this, everyone gives a slight chuckle due to the teacher’s apparent
rejection. But Mr. Baker explains that the teacher is eager to mentor
his student, preparing him to be able to do things on his own.
Mr. Baker’s final message is clear, and he leaves no room
for misinterpretation: “I hope, after the many years I have been
teaching here, that I have not been just a friend to you people.
But instead, I hope I have been a good teacher, and in doing so
became your friend.”
“I hope, after the many years I have been
teaching here, that I have not been just a
friend to you people. But instead, I hope I
have been a good teacher, and in doing so
became your friend.”
For 36 years, Mr. Thomas Baker has been a teacher
and a friend to the students and faculty of Andrews
Academy. The scores of students who return to AA years
later to thank him for teaching them how to write or how
to think, testify to the most enduring gift of friendship a
teacher could ever give. He has worked determinedly to
implement a rigorous and effective English curriculum,
maintaining what he calls a “dogged and insane insistence
on writing.” And his insistence on excellence led to the
creation of several unique and challenging courses such as
New and Old Testament Classics, Art of Autobiography,
and Research Composition. Mr. Baker has also sought
opportunities for learning outside of the classroom, forging
strong ties with Seminar Schloss Bogenhofen in Austria and
coordinating several tours to Austria and Germany since
the 80s. Students continue to benefit from the Germanlanguage exchange program.
Closer to home, Mr. Baker has promoted culturally
enriching programs through his literary interpretation
class. Since the first production of Our Town in 1981, Mr.
Baker has built a solid reputation in the community for
directing stellar dramatic productions, including To Kill
a Mockingbird, We Shook the Family Tree, Matchmaker,
and most recently a return to a play he directed over a
decade ago, Thornton Wilder’s Our Town. Members of his
cast recall with admiration Baker’s passion for extracting
the subtleties of the text and his knack for helping them
inhabit their roles. Their performances over the years have
entertained and inspired. “Baker was always passionate
and active. There was never a line that he made seem
dull,” said Dillon Zimmerman, who played the role of Stage
Manager in Our Town.
The AA faculty has also benefitted immensely from
Baker’s passion, wisdom and friendship. His leadership and
service on various academic and curriculum committees
has been invaluable, placing the Academy on sound
philosophical and academic footing. In the words of one
student, “Although Baker is leaving Andrews Academy
after this year, there is no doubt that he will never be
forgotten. He will always have a lasting impression on our
school. He will always be respected by both faculty and
students. He will always be a legend.”
There’s a wonderful scene in the film The Emperor’s
Club—incidentally, it’s also a movie Baker was fond of
using in his classes—that captures the ethos of Mr. Baker’s
career. It is a powerful story about a teacher who inspires
his students to be men of character and learning. Near the
film’s conclusion, the teacher, Mr. Hundert, is surrounded
by a group of young men who were his students 25 years
prior. Now, all these years later, with time to reflect
on what their teacher had taught them, the men gather
around their teacher, mentor and friend to present him
with a plaque. The words on the plaque read:
“A great teacher has little external history to record.
His life goes over into other lives. These men are pillars
in the intimate structure of our schools. They are more
essential than its stones or beams, and they will continue
to be a kindling force and a revealing power in our lives.”
Mr. Baker, their sentiment is ours: You are a pillar, and you
will continue to be “a kindling force and a revealing power
in our lives.” Thank you for being our teacher, mentor and
friend.
—Amante Gonzalez with David VanDenburgh
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2011 Alumni Reunion
2011 Honored Classes
1937, 1942, 4947, 1952, 1957, 1962, 1967, 1972, 1977, 1982, 1987, 1992, 1997, 2002, 2007
The 2011 Alumni Weekend was hosted October 14 & 15,
2011. It began with Convocation in the chapel for the current
academy students. Dr. Mary Ann (Kimmel) McNeilus (’62),
shared with the students her experiences as a physician
and medical missionary. The program was enhanced with
participation by both alumni and current students.
Following the Convocation, the annual Career
Seminars featured alumni speakers on topics such as
medical missions, airline maintenance, construction,
nursing, chemistry, computers, engineering, social work,
homemaking, art, graphic design, animal science, venture
capitalism and more. Students were given the opportunity
to attend any two of the topics presented.
Friday evening began with the Alumni Association
General Assembly where the Executive Committee
discussed with those present issues concerning the alumni,
such as the upcoming elections for four new officers for
the Alumni Board. Alumni then had the opportunity to
greet one another during registration and the Continuum
reception. Vespers that evening was hosted by the class
of 1992 and featured a concert by Jennifer LaMountain
(former faculty).
Sabbath School was an inspirational concert presented
by the current Andrews Academy Concert Band, Handbell
Ensemble and String Orchestra. The Alumni Roll Call was
led by Debbie Weithers (’82), Alumni Board treasurer,
in the Richard T. Orrison Chapel. Special mention was
made of the recent passing of Dr. Richard T. Orrison,
principal emeritus, and alumni/development director. The
members of the class of 1962 were each presented with
an AA medallion to honor them for returning for their
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50-year class reunion. The Alumnus of the Year Citation
was presented by AA Principal Robert Overstreet
and Chairman of the Board Brent Geraty to Mary Ann
(Kimmel) McNeilus (’62).
The Sabbath worship service was presented by the
Class of 1987 with members of that class presenting most
of the service. They also chose to start a new tradition
of honoring a former faculty/staff as “Teacher of the
Year.” This year they chose Donna Wheeker, who was
AA librarian for 19 years. The sermon for the worship
service was presented by Glenn Poole II (’87). The service
included the traditional special music, When I Survey the
Wondrous Cross, by the Alumni Silhouette Choir with many
former Silhouettes joining the current choir. The service
concluded with the Heritage Blessing, The Lord Bless You
and Keep You, being sung by the entire congregation.
Following the worship service a potluck dinner was
provided for everyone. Alumni and their families filled the
Academy Commons and hallways enjoying a wonderful
meal prepared by local alumni and parents of current
students. We extend a special thanks to PPI president
Debbie Weithers (’82), Melinda Boothby-Smith (’79) and
all the volunteers for their assistance.
The traditional Shydepoke flag football game occurred
at Sylvester Field in Berrien Springs. The lady alumni vs.
school game was won by the alumni. The guy’s game was
very exciting and in the end the school team was the victors.
Many thanks to the Alumni Planning committee and
countless other volunteers for making this alumni weekend
such a great success.
Meet the 2011 Alumna of the Year
Mary Ann (Kimmel) McNeilus (’62) was born and raised
in the Berrien Springs area. She attended Emmanuel
Missionary College—which became Andrews University—
from first grade through college. She obtained a Master
of Science degree in microbiology from the University of
Michigan and an M.D. from Loma Linda University School
of Medicine. This was followed by a pediatric internship
at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., and first year of
residency in pediatric hematology and oncology at McGill
University’s Montreal Children’s Hospital.
Mary Ann then returned to Minnesota and married
Marnelle McNeilus, a business manager. Her husband has
been a very supportive and encouraging partner in their
life journey together. They have three sons: Malachi, Meric,
and Micaiah. After marriage, she worked with a Rochester
multispecialty group and became board certified in
Family Medicine. In 1980, her husband suggested that
they volunteer for SAWS (Seventh-day Adventist World
Service) in the newly opened Cambodian refugee camps
along the eastern Thailand border. She resigned from the
medical group with the intention of returning in one year.
However, God had other plans. After two years in the
refugee camps, they accepted a General Conference call
to serve at a medical clinic in Juba, Sudan, and later at
Ghimbi Hospital in Ethiopia. While at Ghimbi, Mary Ann
discovered Ellen White’s written counsels concerning the
medical missionary work. She became convicted that God
was calling her to the practice of medicine as outlined in
these inspired books.
In 1986, after returning from the mission field, the
family went to Uchee Pines Institute. There, Mary Ann
received one year of training in medical missionary work
under the guidance of Drs. Calvin and Agatha Thrash. Since
then, Mary Ann has practiced and lectured extensively
on natural treatments and disease prevention. Mary Ann
and Marnelle have a home health retreat in southeastern
Minnesota—Mercy Valley Farm—located at the edge of
the Big Woods. They use
practical home remedies
in their work among
the Amish in nearby
communities. Mary Ann
has also assisted the
Amish midwives with
numerous homebirths.
In 1993, Mary Ann and her friend Judy Aitken, founder
and director of Adventist Southeast Asia Projects,
returned to Cambodia on the first of many mission trips to
Southeast Asia. At that time, she saw the need for training
gospel workers to more effectively minister to the physical
and spiritual wellbeing of their people. In response to that
need, she compiled a simple manual entitled God’s Healing
Way. This manual has been translated and printed into
more than 20 languages and dialects around the world.
From her 25 years of experience in the medical
missionary work, Mary Ann has found this healing
modality to be one of the most effective ways for removing
prejudice and opening hearts to the gospel truth for this
time. The medical missionary work is divinely designed
to heal the whole being—body, mind and soul. It points
people to Jesus, the Heavenly Healer, and the blessed hope
of spending eternity with Him! It is her desire that God’s
people may experience the joy and satisfaction that comes
from personally ministering to others in a suffering and
dying world.
Find out more about the
2011 Alumni Reunion online at:
www.andrews.edu/aa/
alumni/reunions/2011
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2011 Reunion Class Photos
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Class of 1947
Class of 1952
Class of 1972
Class of 1977
Class of 1992
Class of 1997
Class of 1962
Class of 1967
Class of 1982
Class of 1987
Class of 2002
Class of 2007
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Remembering
Dr. Richard T. Orrison
Excerpted from Tom Baker’s presentation at
Dr. Orrison’s memorial service held Sept. 10, 2011.
W
hen I first encountered Dr. Richard Orrison in 1969, he was the head dean of men at La Sierra Towers. He
stood near the reception desk talking to Aaron Armada, who was an RA. Even without a suit, he looked like
he could have walked out of the board room at Boeing, Ford Motor Company or the Union Pacific Railway.
Although I did not know the dean’s name, his bearing impressed me with a vague disquieting notion that he would be hard
to please, but I didn’t think beyond that first glimpse because I knew our paths would never cross again.
In 1976, downsizing had cost me my job, and a good friend and supporter had taken a position at Andrews University
and promised to put in a good word for me with one Dr. Orrison, the principal of Andrews Academy. That led to a
detailed interview over the telephone and an invitation to work for Andrews Academy. I was surprised when I arrived on
campus to discover that this man was none other than that dean of men I had seen a few years earlier at La Sierra Towers.
From the telephone interview I already sensed that this man knew how to ask the right questions, and his responses to
the questions I asked him revealed a person who had a clear vision of what he wanted the school to become. He furthered
that impression when a thick Number 10 business envelope arrived with a personal letter and a document entitled, “The
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Educational Philosophy of Andrews Academy.” I read the
document and thought, “This guy really goes to a lot of
trouble to nail down every detail.” From the first day of
school, I saw that going to a lot of trouble to nail down
every detail was de rigueur for Dr. O. If he could help it, he
left nothing to chance. One of his many sayings was, “This
event does not come about by happenstance, but by design.”
Dr. Orrison was not only the principal; he also nurtured
both students and teachers. During registration for the first
quarter, the vice principal had forgotten to place a limit on
two grammar review classes I was assigned to teach. Each
class ended up with between 45 and 55 students, none of
whom were particularly excited about reviewing English
grammar. The students ran the classroom, and my frustration
grew to the point where I wrote a letter to the headmaster
of Culver Military Academy, outlining my experience and
qualifications to teach English and German. His reply I still
recall, “Mr. Baker, we thank you for your letter, but we just
tendered a contract for a German teacher two weeks ago.”
I saw no way out and in desperation went to Dr. Orrison
to admit my problem and resign. I said something like, “Dr.
Orrison, I accepted the job thinking I could do this, but it’s
obvious that I am not cutting it.” At this point I thought he
might say, “What, we move you here, and now you can’t do
the job?” To my surprise, his response was uplifting and
encouraging. “Tom, I believe you can get control of the
situation.” We ended the conversation with prayer, and I
left his office encouraged but still concerned. I confessed
my lack to a colleague, Mrs. Wills, who offered the
following advice, “Just watch Dr. Orrison.” I thought, “I’m
watching him, but I can’t be Dr. Orrison, and I don’t see
how watching him will help me.”
Prayer and paying attention to this extraordinary
principal must have helped, because by the second quarter
the students were paying attention, giving me confidence
that I could do the job. Several years passed, and one
evening as I was leaving the new building, Dr. O was sitting
in one of the chairs just outside his office and I stopped
to chat. The conversation turned to that day in the first
quarter of my first year when I came to confess my failure
as a teacher and resign. He said he had heard good things
about a new class I was teaching called New Testament
The crown that Richard Orrison will wear
one day will be quite heavy with jewels... one
for each of us that he so gently led and set an
excellent example for. Thank You, Dr. O! You
didn’t realize that behind the scenes we WERE
really listening and paying attention.
—Cindy Kassner Ortmann, ’82
“Dr. Orrison provided a practical application of
leadership and the importance of consistency.
I still model his principles of leadership to this
day and view him as the benchmark for running
an exemplary Christian education program.
My prayers are with his wife, sons, the rest of
the family and all of us who were touched by
this leadership giant.”
—Edward Woods III, ’89
Classics, a literary approach to the study of the Gospels
of Mark and John, and Revelation. He said, “Tom, I knew
you would make it.” I asked. “How could you possibly have
known? I certainly didn’t.” He said, “I knew things would
improve because you recognized the problem.”
But Dr. Orrison was not merely a person who nurtured;
he was a model of how to work with teenagers. One
afternoon in a faculty meeting, the discussion turned to
some problem students and the challenges they created.
He quoted Philippians 1:6, “For I am confident of this very
thing, that He who began a good work in you will perfect it until
the day of Christ Jesus.”
That text furnished his philosophical framework for
dealing with students. He went on to advise us, “When
teenagers do something irrational, don’t ask them why
they did it. They don’t know why they did it, and your
discussion will go nowhere.” What he explained that day
helped me because I viewed good behavior as sort of a
logical thing: If you behaved well, life was easier. I couldn’t
see why the students didn’t see things as I did. Just be
logical. Dr. O’s insights changed my entire way of dealing
with teenage excesses. Don’t expect perfection; just be
confident of how God works with all of us. I have Dr. O
and the apostle Paul to thank for the change in my thinking.
Spiritual growth in his students and his teachers was
important to Dr. Orrison, and for years he led out in
planning the student week of prayer. One such year stands
out sharply in my memory to this day. I cannot recall the
theme, but the event ended with portraying the Second
Coming. No one portrayed Jesus, but the students did
involve Pastor Morrison, whose voice at the proper
moment could be heard over the speaker system saying, “It
is finished.” Then students who had been lying under the
chapel stage began crawling out and looking up. Dozens
of students rose from their graves, even Dan Bacchiocchi
‘dressed’ as a Roman prelate. The event reminded everyone
of the reality of that day.
Dr. Orrison also succumbed to moments of comic relief.
About 1981 the school was preparing for reaccreditation
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I love you Dr. Orrison! You changed my life
when I needed it most. Thank you. I think you
adopted everyone you knew. I couldn’t be more
proud or thankful to be one of them.
—Sherry Fillman Gideon, ’83
with North Central Association of Secondary Schools and
Colleges. Our document was to be in narrative form and
the content had to respond to specific questions. That
required that each teacher write a detailed narrative about
the area taught. It also required an editing committee.
Dr. O appointed Pat Morrison, Alan Anderson, Charlene
Vitrano, Dr. Karen Shea and me.
One evening, the group was going over my report. A
committee member raised a question about a paragraph
I had written. I attempted to explain, but Dr. Orrison
interrupted. I thought to myself, “I’m going to try
something. It might get me fired, but the temptation is
overwhelming.” One of Dr. O’s intimidating comments to
students talking in chapel was: “Why are you talking when
I’m talking?” I had to use it, and so I turned to Dr. Orrison,
looked him directly in the eye, and said in as imperious a
tone as I could muster, “Why are you talking when I’m
talking?” He just burst out laughing.
On occasion his penchant for comic relief got out of
hand. Sharon Russell and I accompanied him with 48 or so
students on what he called the “Lincoln Land Tour.” We
visited Springfield, Illinois, Silver Dollar City in Missouri,
Hannibal, Missouri, and drove by Jesse Stuart’s home in
Kentucky. One night we stayed at a motel in southern
Illinois. The motel was a two-story structure with
balconies facing the parking lot. The motel also happened
to be across the street from a strip mall that had a Family
Dollar store or some establishment like that. The store
happened to be having a sale on squirt guns, including the
large Tommy gun type. Our students ran over there and
probably cleaned out the store’s inventory on squirt guns.
A few minutes after the mass purchase, I responded
to a knock on my motel room door. Opening the door, I
saw Dr. Orrison, Tommy gun in hand, who, backed up by
several eager student supporters, began blasting me with
his Tommy gun. After duly soaking me, Dr. O and his gang
of squirt gun thugs ran to the door of the next hapless
victim. This went on until some other guests in the motel
complained to management that a group of disorderly
kids were raising a ruckus. Dr. Orrison promised the head
office that he would tend to this group of unruly students
and quickly collected the squirt guns. He probably added
that he knew who the ringleader was and that guy would
pay for his malevolent deeds.
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One final feature of my relationship with this man was that
it developed into a friendship. Even after Dr. Orrison left
to teach in the Andrews University School of Education,
I visited him at his home on Bluffview Drive and later at
his retirement condo in Benton Harbor. We discussed
what was happening at the Academy, the implications for
spiritual growth of some ideas being discussed, the political
situation at the time, what our children were doing, and
what we knew about how various alumni were doing.
Although years had passed since Dr. Orrison was principal,
I had the privilege of traveling with him to Orlando, Fla., for
an alumni gathering. We also made two trips to the Loma
Linda area to participate in fund raisers he had organized.
From observing our former principal in these settings, it
was obvious that students appreciated his efforts on their
behalf and genuinely liked him.
At a convention of the National Council of Teachers
of English held in Pittsburgh in 1992, I encountered
a colleague who had lived in Berrien Springs and was
acquainted with Andrews Academy. She asked me if Dr.
Orrison intimidated me. I countered her assumption,
which she strongly insisted upon, that I must have lived
under a constant intimidation. I replied, “No, Dr. Orrison
was my friend and my mentor.”
God leads us down many paths. He led me to Andrews
Academy and guided me through the influence of Dr.
Orrison. I paraphrase the words of a man who taught rural
school in Minnesota, they apply here. “Were it possible
for me to sell my experiences with Dr. Orrison and the
students at Andrews Academy for a million dollars, I would
quickly turn down the offer. A million dollars is merely
money and is easily spendable. My experiences have been
life—which is not spendable.” I look forward to continued
chats with Dr. Orrison under the Tree of Life where we
can study salvation history and really learn who God is and
who, I imagine, will return in the words of Dr. Orrison,
“with style, class and a flourish” at the Second Coming.
I was attending Andrews Academy the first
year Dr. Orrison arrived and remember him as
an exceptional principal—a big man, in many
ways. He remained caring and personable in
the many years since—calling me by name and
asking about my family, even though probably
thousands of students were at AUA after that.
He was truly a blessing and inspiration to many
and will be missed. Thankfully, we have that
wonderful hope of a reunion with loved ones!
May that time come quickly!
—LuAnn Bermeo, ’73
Alumni News
BIRTHS
ANNIVERSARIES
Carla Maria and Paula Maria
Cervera-Holman
July 4, 2009
to Karen Holman-Cervera, att. ’87,
and Ignacio Cervera
Jon Neumann and
Lora (Wasenmiller) Neumann, ’37
65 Years
Married on May 12, 1946
Leon Marquez
July 27, 2009
to Elijah Marquez, att. ’04,
and Ashley Gent, ’08
Abigail Grace Zappia
January 9, 2010
to Summer and Tony Zappia, ’96.
Grandchild of Frank Zappia, ’70
and Kay (Martz) Zappia, ‘71
Seth Aidan Beardsley
October 31, 2010
to Annie (Zappia), ’93 and Mark
Beardsley, ’92. Grandchild of Frank
Zappia, ’70 and Kay (Martz) Zappia, ‘71
Vania Lee
August 2, 2010
to Sarah (Spangler) Lee, ’79
and Martin Lee.
Alora and Alaya Beals
April 19, 2011
Grandchildren of Gwendolyn
(Furst) Gray, ’79
Alexander Frank Zappia
March 14, 2011
to Kent Zappia, ’00 and Lindsey
Zappia, ’02
Theodesia Lilly-Mae Quinty
March 8, 2012
to Lynette (staff) and Ted Quinty
Gabrielle Keza Nwankpah
April 26, 2012
to Saba (Gashugi) Nwankpah, ‘03
and Egwu Nwankpah
Bruce Christensen and Marilyn
(Kidder) Christensen, ’47
60 Years
Married on July 30, 1950
MARRIAGES
Theodesia Lilly-Mae Quinty
Daniel Kaumpungan, ’00, and &
Christine Chavez, ’00, were married
in Niles, Mich., at the Centre Meeting
House on Morris Farms by Pastor
Raewyn Hankins, ’00, on May 25, 2008
Lois Newberry (Former Faculty)
and Carmi Edwards were married
December 13, 2009
Harold Smith, ’01, and Heather
Pfeifle, ’08, were married in Berrien
Springs, Mich., at the Howard
Performing Arts Center on December
20, 2009
Adam Cole, ’05, and Rachel
Hoover, ’07, at the Stevensville
Church in Stevensville, Mich., on July
11, 2010
Elijah Marquez, att. ’04, and
Ashley Gent, ’08, were married
at Sarett Nature Center in Benton
Harbor, Mich., on June 13, 2010
Gabrielle Keza Nwankpah
We would love
to hear about
important events
that happen in the
lives of our alumni.
Please let us know
when they occur,
and send pictures,
so we may share
your news!
Staci Shepard and Tyler Burns,
’06, were married August 8, 2010
PHONE
Steven Tasker, ’98, and Hnin Nu
Nu Aye were married April 9, 2010
EMAIL
269-471-6140
[email protected]
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Alumni News
DEATHS
Lanell “Nell” Scott
February 21, 2009
Grandparent of Chari
(Rosenboom) Gilbert, ’01
Cecil Spaulding
February 23, 2009
Father of Daniel Spaulding, ’70
Carol Ann Sumner
February 26, 2009
Wife of Delbert Sumner, ’55;
Mother of Jonathan Sumner,
’84, Holly (Sumner) Harron,
’87, and Nathan Sumner, ’88;
Mother-in-law of Rebecca
Sumner-Fadeley, ’84; Sisterin-law of Patricia (Bowen)
Speer, ’66
Charlotte Smith
July 23, 2009
Mother of Ruthellen (Smith)
Gardner, ’75; Grandparent
of Michael, ’03, Stephen,
’05, Kimberly, ’06 and Sara
Gardner, ’09
Clell Harper
August 2, 2009
Father of Clell Harper, ’71;
Duane Harper, ’71; Licette
(Harper) Church, ’76; and
Betsy (Harper) Stone, ’77
Father-in-law of Richard
Stone, ’70 and Rene Church,
’77; Grandparent of
Gregory Church, ’08
Luz Rodriguez
August 3, 2009
Grandparent of Elijah, att.
’04, Rachel, ’07, and Maria
Marquez, ’07
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Ray Boozer
August 4, 2009
Husband of Evelyn (Hamilton)
Boozer, att. ’51; Father of
Ken Boozer, att. ’77; Brother
of Barbara (Boozer) Cochran,
’55, Geraldine (Boozer)
Zimmerle, ’62, and Kay
(Boozer) Rendal, ’65
Lillian Chung
September 13, 2009
Grandparent of John Chung,
’88, John Kim, ’88, Lily (Chung)
Patel, ’89, Daniel Chung, ’93,
and Joseph Kim, ’93
Zenith Chesney Randoph
September 20, 2009
Grandparent of Kevin
Randolph, ’85, Kent Randolph,
’86, Krista (Randolph)
Metzger, ’88 and Karsten
Randolph, ’91
Great-grandparent of Zach
Randolph and Gerred Metzger
(current students)
Craig Lane, ’77
September 24, 2009
Father of Preston, ’03 and
Derek Lane, att. ’05;
Brother of Carter, ’80 and
Corry Lane, ’87; Brotherin-law of Emmeline (Pulido)
Lane, ’80
Edna Callahan
October 1, 2009
Mother of Linda (Standen)
Fox, ’76 and Valerie (Standen)
Ang, ’78
Ron Collier
October 3, 2009
Brother of Eldon, att. ’54,
and Larry Collier, att. ’57
Linda Herford
October 4, 2009
Wife of Edward Herford, att.
’68; Sister-in-law of Debra
(Herford) Murphy, att. ’74
Herman Roberts
January 13, 2010
Grandparent of Bobbi
Bender, att. ’97 and Robin
Bender, ‘00
Roland Mullin
October 31, 2009
Father of Tamela, ’76 and
Timothy Mullin, ’71
Louise Perry
January 31, 2010
Grandparent of John
Burland, att. ‘09
Betty (Reynolds) Furman,
att. ’54
November 26, 2009
Wife of Lee Furman, ’55
Mother of Pam (Furman)
Wells, ’77, Christina (Collier)
Mutchler, ’77, Robbi Furman,
att. ’82, Doug Collier, att. ’83,
and Lesa Furman, att. ’85
Carol (Skeels) Gardner, ’39
February 22, 2010
Mother-in-law of Ruthellen
(Smith) Gardner, ’75
Grandparent of Michael ’03,
Stephen, ’05, Kimberly, ’06,
and Sara Gardner, ’09
Gordon Rhodes
November 28, 2009
Father of Carrie, ’88 and
Galen Rhodes, ’89
Adán Peña
December 4, 2009
Father of Carmen (Peña)
Mangunsong, ’86
George Wheeker
December 6, 2009
Husband of Donna
Wheeker, Former Faculty
Father of Brian Wheeker, ’78
Grandparent of Christopher
Alger, ’90
Claud Kluge
December 17, 2009
Father-in-law of Claretta
(Galusha) Kluge, ’66
Grandparent of Elia Kluge,
att. ’96
Ronald Wotring
February 23, 2010
Brother of Patricia
(Wotring) Kuhlman, ’58, and
Carol (Wotring) Fancher,
att. ’60; Brother-in-law of
Henry Kuhlman, ’58
Lovena Schmid
February 26, 2010
Mother-in-law of Sandra
(Roy) Schmid, ’74
Kenneth Smith
February 27, 2010
Father of Ruthellen (Smith)
Gardner, ’75; Grandparent
of Michael ’03, Stephen
’05, Kimberly ’06 and Sara
Gardner, ’09
George Plue, ’69
March 15, 2010
Brother of Ruth Ann Plue, ’68
Harry Nixon
March 19, 2010
Grandparent of Michael, ’05
and Camille Nixon, ’12
“He will wipe every tear from their eyes, and there will be no more death or sorrow
or crying or pain. All these things are gone forever.” Revelation 21:4 (NLT)
Kunigunde “Gunda” Schulz
March 24, 2010
Mother of Christel, ’74 and
Monika Schulz, ’73
Cecil Fuller
March 28, 2010
Father of Stephen, ’63,
Michael, ’68, and Christina
(Fuller) Carroll, att. ’78
Levi Seleske
April 19, 2010
Grandparent of Ashleigh
Hollobaugh, att. ’12
Robert Little II
April 22, 2010
Grandparent of Robert
Little IV, ’91
Warren “Sonny” Erhard Jr.
May 3, 2010
Father of Jeff, ’74, Jamie, ’76
and Lauri (Erhard) Freligh, ’77
Grandparent of Lindsey
(Erhard) Zappia, ’02
Father-in-law of Shelly
(Vallieres) Erhard, ’79
Ida “Lou” Kimmel
August 18, 2010
Mother of Mary (Kimmel)
McNeilus, ’62, and
George Kimmel III, ’63;
Grandparent of George
Kimmel IV, ’98
June Gerard
August 19, 2010
Mother of Gregory Gerard,
Former Faculty
Mother-in-law of Nancy
(Mauro) Gerard, ’73
Betty Lou Hoover, ’51
August 20, 2010
Mother of Dennis, ’71,
Michael, ’73, and Richard
Hoover, att. ’74
Grandparent of Aaron
Hoover, ’02, and Rachel
(Hoover) Cole, ’07
Jean Bouvier
August 25, 2010
Father of Thierry Bouvier,
’78; Father-in-law of Terry
Robertson, ’73
James Bradfield
June 2, 2010
Grandparent of Craig,
’06, Erica, ’09 and Lyndon
Bradfield, ’12
Ginger Ellison
September 7, 2010
Mother of Eric Ellison, ’97
Mother-in-law of Roy
Roberts, ’88
Dorothy Ford
June 29, 2010
Grandparent of Heather,
’05, Jonathan, ’07 and Karen
Ford, ’09
Wilfred Futcher
September 22, 2010
Father of Beverley (Futcher)
Scheider, ’73
Lorraine Wall
July 16, 2010
Grandparent of Reeve, ’01
and Kelsey Wall, ’05
Martha Beck
October 3, 2010
Grandparent of Jody, ’02
and Laurie Beck, ’94
Ruby Cole
October 9, 2010
Mother of Beverly, ’62,
Arthur Cole, att. ’67, and
Sharyl (Cole) Fleming, ’68
Norman Snow
October 28, 2010
Father of Dean Snow, ’73,
and Lois (Snow) Nicholas, ’75;
Grandparent of Rodrick
Snow, ’96, Bobbi (Snow)
Moushon, ’98, Amanda
(Snow) Adamson, ’02 and
Layna (Nicholas) Beckerbeyer,
’05; Father-in-law of
Ruthann (Yancer) Snow, ’75
Chris Miller
November 6, 2010
Husband of Nancy
(Gatewood) Miller, ’78;
Father of Zachary Miller, ’04
Arthur Chaffee
December 2, 2010
Father of Bradley Chaffee,
att. ’84
Grace Slater
December 5, 2010
Mother of Beatrice (Slater)
Warren, ’67, Ruth Slater, ’69,
and Cathie (Slater) Tanner,
att. ’79
Elizabeth Popp
January 4, 2011
Mother of Lynda (Popp)
Swanson, ’70 and Doug Popp,
’76; Grandparent of Lauren
Popp, ’08
Carly Dienes
February 9, 2011
Grandchild of Phil Merkel,
att. ’66
Herbert Rudlaff
March 13, 2011
Father-in-law of Randall
Boomsliter, att. ’88
Stuart Snyder
March 19, 2011
Grandparent of Christopher
Snyder, ’96; Brother-inlaw of Marilyn (Kidder)
Christensen, ’47
Margaret Gemmell
April 2011
Mother of Sharlyn (Gemmell)
Wenberg, ’68, Jeanne, ’73, and
David Gemmell, ’75
Jeffrey Loucks
April 9, 2011
Father of Jeremy, ’91, Jason,
’92 & Joshua Loucks, att. ’97
Melvin Rosen Jr.
April 16, 2011
Husband of Joyce (Allred)
Rosen, ’39
Thomas Nicholson
April 21, 2011
Husband of Roberta (Parker)
Nicholson, att. ‘65
Mark Vallieres
May 6, 2011
Brother of Dianne (Vallieres)
Schneider, ’79, and Denise
(Vallieres) Rose, att. ’79
Frances Renton
May 11, 2011
Mother of Suzanne Renton, ’71
Fonda Chaffee
May 12, 2011
Mother of Carol (Chaffee)
Lewis, ’67, and Clint Chaffee,
att. ’76
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Alumni News
Mildred Johnson
May 17, 2011
Grandparent of Thomas
Rendel, ’82, and Lynda
(Rendel) Elie, ’83
Walter Hamlin
May 18, 2011
Father of Richard Hamlin,
’77, Connie (Hamlin)
Hickman, ’78, Carol (Hamlin)
Parris, ’80 and Judith (Hamlin)
Bland, ’82; Father-in-law of
Keith Parris, ’77
Liv Richardsen
May 20, 2011
Grandparent of Jacob,
’02, Jonathan, ’02, and Julia
Westfall (current student);
Mother-in-law of David
Westfall, att. ’74
Genevieve Starkey
May 23, 2011
Mother of Joan (Starkey)
Banks, ’61 and Barbara
(Starkey) Martz, ’67
Grandmother of Kendra
(Banks) Perry, ’92, Jason
Martz, ’95, Amanda (Martz)
Reeves, ’97 and Lauralea
Banks, ’98; Mother-in-law
of James Martz, ’67
Beturia Suarez
May 25, 2011
Mother of Samson Suarez, ’07
Gary Drew, ’79
May 28, 2011
Brother of Karen (Drew)
Pierson, ’81 and Kevin Drew,
’83; Brother-in-law of David
Pierson, ’82
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Phyllis Davis
June 4, 2011
Mother of Julie (Davis)
Grovet, ’74, Patricia (Davis)
Hawley, att. ’77, Candy (Davis)
Reichert, ’79, and Mary
(Davis) Peters, att. ’81;
Sister of Iris (Glynn) Cain,
’54; Grandparent of Steven,
’03, and Jessica Wilson, ’04;
Mother-in-law of Conrad
Reichert Jr., ’78
David Symonds
June 8, 2011
Husband of Myrtie (Samples)
Symonds, ’48; Father of
Tammie (Symonds) Riess, ’73;
Grandparent of Jeffery, ’04,
and Mike Riess, ’08; Fatherin-law of Harold Riess, ’73
Marjory Trickett
June 10, 2011
Mother of Bonnie (Beyer)
Strawder, ’60, Diane, att. ’73
and Eric Trickett, ‘79
Anthony Fortney
July 19, 2011
Brother of Marty Fortney, ’85
Steve Becker, ’67
June 2010
Husband of Donna (Kriley)
Becker, ’69; Brother of
Harold Becker, ’70
Irene Krull, ’36
January 7, 2012
Grandmother of Douglas
Krull, ’90
Eudora Ruth (Olney)
Waldrop January 1, 2012
Grandmother of Jamin, ’05
and Janessa Olney, ’07
Kenneth Martz
December 21, 2011
Father of James Martz, ’67
and Kay (Martz) Zappia, ’71;
Father-in-law of Barbara
(Starkey) Martz, ’67, and Frank
Zappia, ’70; Grandfather of
Annie (Zappia) Beardsley, ’93,
Jason Martz, ’95, Tony Zappia,
’96, Amanda (Martz) Reeves,
’97, and Kent Zappia, ’00
Harold Hamilton
October 4, 2011
Father-in-law of Steven
Gilbert, att. ’80
Joelle (Deteren) Reynolds
att. ’67, December 2, 2011
Mother of Francine
(Reynolds) Bergmann, ’91, and
Sheila (Reynolds) Besirli, ’94
Dr. Israel Magesa
September 15, 2011
Father of Fares Magesa, ’97
and Rehema (Magesa) Feleke,
’94; Father-in-law of Heidi
(Doty) Magesa, ’93
Micaela Camacho
November 5, 2011
Mother-in-law of Heidi
Camacho, ’77
Rose Marie Knott
October 30, 2011
Grandmother of Olivia
Knott, ’11
Nancy Carol Rosenboom
Knott August 23, 2011
Mother of Tami (Knott)
Smart, ’87, Sonja (Knott)
Whittredge, ’89, and Stephen
Knott, ’88; Grandmother of
Johnathan Jogenson, ’08
Dr. Richard T. Orrison
(Former Faculty)
September 7, 2011
Father of Richard, ’86, Robert,
’88, and Ryan Orrison, ’92
Thomas Rendel, ’82
September 11, 2011
Brother of Lynda (Rendel)
Elie, ’83; Brother-in-law of
Kenneth Elie, ’83
Ann Kinney
October 1, 2011
Mother of Rosalyn (Root)
Berlin, ’70, Rhonda Root, ’73
and Rhonna (Root) Brahman,
’73
Virginia Oswald
September 17, 2011
Grandmother of Kristin
(Nelson) Nethken, att. ’05
Donald Clifford
Schmidt, ’67
May 5, 2011
Rose Marie Knott
October 30, 2011
Grandmother to Olivia
Knott, ’11
David Kuebler
May 6, 2012
Father to Tammy
Wellington, ’81, Todd, ’83, and
Michelle Kuebler, ’85
Marie Buhler-Fisher
May 7, 2012
Grandmother of Michelle
(Spangler) Hamel, ’95, and
Sarah (Spangler) Lee, ’97
A Report of Giving
June 30, 2006—May 1, 2012
This has been an important year in the history of Andrews Academy. 2011–12 was the first year under the leadership
of our new principal, Robert Overstreet. Mr. Overstreet is a grace-filled teambuilder who addresses issues head
on while doing so with a Christlike spirit. It is an honor to be supporting his leadership. Speaking of leadership, we
were all saddened by the death of Dr. Richard Orrison in September 2011. Dr. Orrison, principal par excellence, was
the individual who most placed a stamp of influence on Andrews Academy and generations of alumni are grateful.
I believe that this is the first time ever that Andrews Academy has been able to celebrate four National Merit
Finalists in a single year! Think of that—it is amazing. Jee Yeon Lee, Seong Min Lee, Ashley Reichert and Kyle
Whiteside are not just brilliant students, they are well-rounded, humble and gracious human beings. This has been
the final year for the iconic English teacher, Tom Baker. Mr. Baker will remain in the area and Andrews Academy
will continue to benefit from his wisdom and involvement, even as he retires from teaching.
The current Andrews Academy board voted itself out of existence. A new 14-member board will replace the
outgoing 37-member board. We did not change just to become smaller; we changed to become more nimble and
more effective. We who serve on the board recognize, of course, that what we do is secondary to what the faculty,
staff and administration do every day. They are the ones who are inspiring Andrews Academy students “to think
deeply, live fully, serve unselfishly, and honor God completely,” as called for in the school’s mission statement.
Andrews Academy is not a perfect school, but it is a great school. With your help and your support, we are making
it even better—not so that we can be proud, but so that every Andrews Academy student can reflect the image
of their Maker.
Brent Geraty—Chair, AA Board
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ways to give:
Alumni and friends may support Andrews Academy’s continuing quest to offer an exemplary Seventh-day Adventist
Christian education program in a variety of ways. They are invited to select from the following options:
Annual Fund
Endowed Funds
Gifts to the Annual Fund are the most valuable to the
operation of the school in that they may be applied
where the need is greatest. These gifts are especially
important because they contribute to the security and
stability of the school program. This fund helps the
school weather the ebbs and flows resulting from the
fluctuation of enrollment from year to year.
Endowment gifts are a major contribution to the school’s
future stability. These gifts are invested in interestearning accounts and the income is used annually for the
purpose that the endowment designates.
Currently Andrews Academy holds 20 endowment
funds. The present endowments include:
•
The Andrews Academy Class of 1961 Endowment Fund
Worthy Student Fund
•
The Andrews Academy Endowed Fund for Worthy
Students
•
The Class of 2005 Endowment for Spiritual Activities
•
The Arthur E. Axelson Memorial Endowed
Scholarship Fund
•
The C. Randall Bauer Memorial Endowed Fund
•
The Helen Burbank Ipes Endowed Scholarship Fund
•
The Clementina S. Nicolas Davis Endowed
Scholarship Fund
•
The Kimberly K, Keller Memorial Endowed Fund
•
The Kenneth W. and Helen M. Kilgore Endowed
Scholarship Fund
•
The Charles and Florence Mauro Endowed
Scholarship Fund
•
The James R. Nash Andrews Academy Operating
Endowment Fund
Significant contributions to the school operations may
be made through gifts-in-kind, which carry tax benefits.
These are material gifts of value, such as antiques,
collections, equipment, vehicles and real property that
can enrich the curricular or co-curricular programs.
•
The Douglas R. Newberry Endowed Scholarship Fund
•
The Richard T. Orrison Endowed Scholarship Fund
•
The Paul Root Memorial Endowment
•
The Smith-Vitrano Memorial Endowment Fund
•
The Andrew J. and Julia T. Snyder Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Planned Giving
•
The Luke Tkachuck Memorial Endowment Fund
Planned Giving provides donors with a means to give that
integrates sound personal, financial and estate-planning
concepts with plans for lifetime or testamentary giving. A
planned gift has tax implications and is often transmitted
through a legal document, such as a Will or a trust.
•
The Thomas A. & Eleanor G. Umek Memorial
Endowment Fund
•
The Vitrano Alumni Advancement Endowed Fund
•
The Londa Zimmerman Sweezey Endowed
Scholarship Fund
In the 2011–2012 school year approximately 21% of
the students attended because of tuition supplements
applied to their accounts from the Worthy Student Fund.
Without the gifts regularly made by Alumni and Friends,
these tuition supplements would not have been possible.
The enrollment would likely have been about 180
students rather than the almost 230 who are currently
members of the Andrews Academy family. Gifts to this
fund are applied directly to worthy students’ tuition
accounts. The call on this account is perpetual, especially
in these financially difficult times, thus it is very important
that the gifts are also perpetual.
Gifts-In-Kind
Special Projects
Often donors have a special interest in a specific aspect
of the curriculum such as music, art, science, physical
education or technology. Special funds are established for
each area and gifts to these funds enrich the quality of
these programs.
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Online Giving
Donors who prefer to give funds online may do so on the
Academy website (http://www.andrews.edu/aa). Select
the “Support AA” tab and then select “Give Online.”
Complete the information requested on the first page
and then select the fund(s) you would like to give to on
the next page. Thank you in advance for your continued
support of Andrews Academy.
gifts by class:
The following lists represent contributions received between 6/30/06 and 5/1/12. We wish to thank each and every person
who donated. With their assistance we were able to provide the quality education for which Andrews Academy is known.
LEGEND
Faculty or Staff
†
Deceased
F
Class of 1935
Allan Buller
Helen (Stevens) Guth
Class of 1936
Mercedes (Habenicht) Dyer †
M. Irene (Jenson) Krull †
Class of 1937
Rachel Maas-Bacheller (att.) †
Class of 1944
Mary (Nozaki) Kimura
Tatsuo Kimura
Sakae Kubo
Katherine (Slayton) Skau
Maralyn (Woods) Wileman
Norman Wilson
Class of 1945
Gene Armstrong (att.)
Dorothy (Hannum) Cress †
Florence (Lewis) Pumford
Betty (Collard) Weakley
Class of 1946
Delight (Garrett) Allen
Kathryn (White) Matheson
Dorothy (Huston) Bartkus †
Barbara (Tupes) Benson
Lewis Carson
Kenneth Dunn
Dorothy (Westerhout) Harris
Kathyleen (Petersen) Oliver
Clifford Vixie
Class of 1940
Class of 1947
Class of 1938
Robert Ringer †
Class of 1939
Milton Murray
†
Class of 1941
Alan Bush
Harold Nelson (att.)
Daphne (White) Odell
Henry Roosenberg
Ruby (Halvorsen) Roosenberg
Class of 1942
Everett Jackson †
Shirley (McCumber) Pettis
Roberson
Nicholas Poulos †
Class of 1943
Jack Blume
Helen (Beckwith) Christoffel
Reatha (Venden) Ekvall
Marijane (Tupes) Elmendorf
Donald Hadley
Fred Harrison
Burton Pontynen
Robert Stringer
Paul Anderson †
Marilyn (Kidder) Christensen
Barbara (McKamey) Fleming
Esther (Goldberg) Jones
Marceil (Straman) Moore
Beverly (Wycoff) Olson
Henry Rodenberg
Royce Thompson
Donna (Sloan) Wilson
Class of 1948
I. Barry Burton †
Winston Ferris
Wayne Fleming
Rhoda (Baker) Kendall
Bernita (Lunz) Rorabeck (att.)
Donald VanDuinen
Wilma (Marvin) Warren
Class of 1949
James Anderson
Barbara (Maxson) Foster
Walter Hunt
Marilyn (Dingman) Kempton
Fran (Beck) Schleicher
Jack Schleicher
Marian (Gast) Wagner
Class of 1950
Charlotte Groff
Alta (Houck) Massey †
Carolyn (Alcorn) Wilson
Class of 1951
Patricia (Lafferty) Anderson
Melvin England
Betty (Hunt) Hoover †
Pat (Lashier) Horsman
Doralee (Griffith) Klein
Cecil Lemon
Louis Merkel
Johanna (Guthrie) Simpson
Charles Ward
Herschel Wilson
Class of 1952
Richard Applegate †
Anita (Allen) Ashton
George Haley
Lois (Iattoni) Jaecks
Shirley (Quick) Menhardt
Class of 1953
Elizabeth (Morgan) Brantley (att.)
Caroline (Pudeiener) Cook
Bill Edsell
Dorothy Ferguson †
Donald Halenz
Class of 1954
Larry Davis
Ann (Minier) Hoffman
Donald Peden (att.) †
Verna Vance (att.)
Class of 1955
Arlene (Krohn) Dennison (att.)
Donald Habenicht (att.)
James Hannum
Alma (Morris) Hanson
Joel Hoover
Delbert Sumner
Class of 1956
Patricia Clanton (att.)
Lane Johnson (att.)
Henry Samples (att.)
Lynn Sumner
Sharlene (Nelson) Tessler
Class of 1957
Kendall Marsh
Arlan Nelson
Class of 1958
Harold Brown
Velma (Dutton) Burns (att.)
J. W. Cassell
Norman Kinney
Jerri (Campbell) Kinney
Henry Kuhlman
Patricia (Wotring) Kuhlman
Dahna (Taylor) Mandos (att.)
Virginia (Halenz) Meseraull
Carol (Crawford) Nieman
Leroy Patterson
Gloria (Prenier) Pfeiffer (att.)
Janice (Caviness Eggers) Taber
Class of 1959
Vernon Alspaugh
Ruth (Kittrell) Bradfield
Mary Jo (Riley) Brown (att.) †
Lawrence McNitt
Class of 1960
Cora (Allen) Brooks
Margaret (Schone) Kearnes
David Merkel (att.)
Bonnie (Beyer) Strawder
Sharen (Nelson) Stubbs
Class of 1961
Sharon (Kelly) Anderson
Joan (Starkey) Banks
Ruth (Riley) Dingman
Sylvia (Marsh) Fagal
Marilyn (Murdoch) Herrmann
Richard Regester
Bette (Shepard) Wozniak
John Yost
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Class of 1962
William Garber
Mary (Kimmel) McNeilus
Sue (Conrad) Merkel
Oliver Wilson
Geraldine (Boozer) Zimmerle
Class of 1963
Karen (Christoffel) Flowers
Sandra (Lee) Gibb
Vernon Hughes
Warren Johns
Donald Morss
Alberta (Patterson) Munroe
Glenn Poole
Dorothy (Ferguson) Show
Richard Show
John Ward
Arna (Dyresen) Waterhouse
Class of 1964
Shirley (Danneffel) Boone (att.)
Linda (Freese) Grow
Donovan Moon
Lawrence Nelson
Zorita (Duckworth) Thomas
Marilyn (Colby) Ward
Edward Woods
Class of 1965
Linda Banks
James Garber
Sharon (Lichtenwalter) Klein
Paul Lenz
David Meyer
Valerie (Schneider) Nelson
Margaret (Conrad) Poole
Star Stevens
Marian (Medley) Wilson (att.)
Class of 1966
Charles Crider
Richard Hodder
Gordon Johns
Lydie (Augsburger) Regazzi
Benjamin Schoun
Thomas Umek
Class of 1967
Linda (Andrews) Alger-Kurtz
Judith (Follett) Anderson
Steve Becker †
Sheryl Craig
Stan Detweiler
Evelyn (Drachenberg) Hodder
Pauletta (Cox) Johnson (att.)
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David Kurtz
Oystein LaBianca (att.)
Carol (Chaffee) Lewis
William Murdoch
David Seidel
Ronald Symonds
Mark Umek
Steven Warren
Class of 1968
Ruth (Halvorsen) Benjamin
Marvin Budd
Judy (Galbraith) Buhler
Calvin Hill
Daniel Radostis
Daniel Roosenberg
Gordon Smith
Sharlyn (Gemmell) Wenberg
Class of 1969
Dwight Allen
Bruce Cameron
Thomas Candy
Enid Ford
Zoe (Collard) Giles
Marcia (Opstad) Haluska (att.)
Charlene (Vallieres) Harmon
Beverly (Ringer) Jenkins
Jeannie (McPherson) Mack (att.)
Delores (Gretton) Mitchell
Janet (Miller) Moore (att.)
Marla (Nash) Norton (att.)
Cyrus Oster (att.)
Candace (Jordan) Russell
Alfred Stagg
Dena Umek
Edwin Vitrano
Class of 1970
Sharon (Sackett) Barnes
Jon Butler
Judith (Christensen) Doty
Brenda (Kelley) Greve
Marcia Hammill (att.)
Jean (Poledna) Kendall
Steven Mauro
Ronald Neumann
Carol (Rueckert) Rideout (att.)
Joseph Saufl
Michael Weakley
Frank Zappia
Class of 1971
Edward Allen
Arlene Anderson
Charlene (Kubo) Bainum
Arthur Kroncke
Donovan Kurtz
Leona (Crump) Matheson
Rose (Bell) Mays
Judith (Ashdon) Nay
Suzanne Renton
Daniel Smith
Stanley Smith
Kay (Martz) Zappia
Class of 1972
Laurence Habenicht
Wilmer Hechanova
Thomas Jordan
Dora (Schmidt) Vitrano
Class of 1973
Luann (Row) Bermeo
Roy Castelbuono
Janelle (Trojanowski) Dalson
Larry Dalson
Fred Galusha
Jeanne Gemmell
Nancy (Mauro) Gerard
Judy (Marsh) Hamel
Loren Hamel
Lowell Hamel
Carol (Grundset) Harding
Michael Hoover
Timothy Martin
Colleen Olson
Daniel Peshka
Chana Smith
Robert Snow
Class of 1974
Karen (Moses) Allen
Daniel Augsburger
Gyl (Moon) Bateman
Denise (Schaller) Curnutt
Janet Hainey
Kathy (Wagner) Hill (att.)
Gary Keiser
Calvin Kubo
Brian Moore
Deborah Peshka
Clarence Province (att.)
Vivian (Jones) Scott
Michael Sloan
Keith Snyder
Olan Thomas
Darlene (Boyer) Wallace
Class of 1975
Jeffery Bishop
Lester Christoffel
Daniel Cress
William Faber
Ronn Harris
Linda (Goosey) HaulcombBennett
John Hilderbrandt
Bonnie (Lyzanchuk) Hubbell
Katherine Koudele
Deborah (Ehrlich) McDaniel
Lois (Snow) Nicholas
Lora Riess
Cynthia (Smith) Sloan
Ruthann (Yancer) Snow
Class of 1976
Licette (Harper) Church
Randall Davis (att.)
Wendy (Cole) Fivash
Anita (Nielsen) Grandy
Deborah Hall
Sue (Marsh) Hornick
Alice (Twomley) McIntyre
Judith (Curry) Nowack
Yvonne (Lee) Pichette
Douglas Popp
Frederick Schaller
Class of 1977
Rene Church
Donald Cole
Gely Cress
Debra (Smith) Cunningham
Robert Davis
Robert Johnston
Stanley Maxwell
Vicki (Newer) Province
E. Wayne Shepperd III
Elizabeth (Streeter) Snyder
Christopher Wilson
Class of 1978
Sheryl (Pulido) Aka
Valerie (Standen) Ang
Raelynn (Ekkens) Beeman
Bevin Clayton
R Scott Collard
Ladonna (Hamlin) Collins
Steve Collins
Bryan Garrett
John Gilbert
Gale (Bowman) Hackworth
Kim (Kempf) Hakeem
Tami (Weakley) Jardine
Arne Nielsen
Royce Regester
Merita (Hill) Ross
Theodore Shea
Ronald Stout
Meylan Thoresen
John Youngberg (att.)
Devin Zimmerman
Class of 1979
John Davidson
A. Mark Edquid
David Hamberger
Kimberly (Wales) Keiser
Jemima (VanBemmelen)
Lindbeck
Robert Moon
Stephanie (Byrd) Regester
Paul Riess
Rand Rusher
Eldean Ward
Linda (Garrett) Weakley
Class of 1980
Bradley Christensen
Jeanne (Steffan) Clayton
Brian Curry
Russell Furst
Dawn (Warren) Mutz
Julianne (Liske) Primero
Daniel Reichert
Lynette (Stout) Reichert
Class of 1981
Margaret (Johnston) Brown
Gregory Christensen
Cami (Moon) Cress
Samuel DelPozo
Linda (Ashworth) Haddad
Renita (Ekkens) Hollsten
Sherri (Ingram) Hudgins
William Kantor
Sylvia (Schlunt) Middaugh
Lynn Oliver
Dantar Oosterwal
Susan Smith-Bozkurt
Thomas Straman
Timothy Straman
Class of 1982
Coralie (McMillan) Adderley
Mark-Erik DiBiase
Susan (Edween) DiBiase
Gregory Engelman
Rebecca (Shea) Erdelyi
Sheila (Lavallee) Kipp
David Leffler
Larry Lofthouse
Esther (Wutzke) Penn
John Reichert F
Melinda Scarlett-Persaud
Daniel Tambunan
Ellyda (Nainggolan) Tan
Christopher Wagoner
Dana Wales
Debbie Weithers
Class of 1983
Phillip Brantley
Michael Constantine
Kevin Drew
Kenneth Elie
Lynda (Rendel) Elie
Sharla (Kingman) Erich
Douglas Frood
Nancy (Forrester) Fry
Michael Lawson
Carol (Davidson) Mastrapa
Hector Mastrapa
Ronald McKee
Ernesto Medina
Flora Ocampo-Abela
Alan Thomas
Class of 1984
Garren Dent (att.)
Heidi Griggs
Kim (Medina) Knowlton
Julie (Geraty) Piller
Sharon (Barnaby) Shinn
Vicki (Eighme) Wiley
Class of 1985
Charles Ahn
Daniel Bacchiocchi
Ronda (Westman) Christman
Myrna (Araujo) Constantine
Richard Forrester
Martin Fortney
Tonya (DiBiase) Miller
Ruth (Gatewood) Neff
Michelle Peterson
Delisa (Damron) Purchase
Resa (Sabrine) Recalde
Lee-Anne Swanson
Eric White
Lisa Wilber
Class of 1986
Brent Geraty
Luis Leonor
David Lofthouse
Gregory Metzger
Richard Orrison
Stephanie (Wilham) Peterson
Daniel Rodier
Janelle (Olson) Simastuen
Beth (Osborn) Stevenson
Michelle (Bacchus) VanAllen
Class of 1987
Jesse Burns
Christopher Denda
Michael Hasel
Karen Holman-Cervera (att.)
Venson Kuchipudi
David Maquera
Sanjiv Massey
Tracy (Bruining) Mead
Glenn Poole
Lisa (Eisele) Poole
Ulises Poyser (att.)
Juna (Kim) Tsao
Kevin Wein
Suzanne White-Wein
R Aileen Yingst
Class of 1988
Frank Alspaugh (att.)
John Chung
Laura (Constantine) Coonley
Daniel Dennis
Paula (Kurtz) Dronen
Susan (Starlin) Eastman
Steven Eisele
Brian Greenhaw
Denise (Imperial) Greenhaw
Joy (McCarron) Groth
Sarah (Brantley) Herrmann
John Kim
Lisa (Trubey) Knudsen
Krista (Randolph) Metzger F
Alfredo Ordonez
Robert Orrison
James Proctor
Emmanuel Santiago
Anthony Schaller (att.)
Edith Segui-Weiss
Shel Swanson
Satu Terian
Arleen (Lachica) Wong
Lenson Wong
Class of 1989
Corey Busch
Bjorn Clouten
John Dronen
Jeffrey Johnson
Romelda (Antonio) Johnson
Mary (St. Clair) Moore
Ryan Nachreiner
Heather Pangman
Marvin Puymon
Salim Serrano
Laurice Simmons-Kennel
Andre VanRooyen
Edward Woods
Class of 1990
Gianluca Bacchiocchi
Silvia (Canale) Bacchiocchi
Crister DelaCruz
Joyce (Choe) Kim
Douglas Krull
Mona (Ness) Lee
Cynthia (Quion) Liebelt
Janine (Freed) Lim
Julian Nam
Andrew Rice
Gratiela (Constantinescu)
Sabangan
Chad Turner
Class of 1991
Kimberly Bell-Ingold
Benjamin Bokich
Stephen DeWitt
Kelly (Nachreiner) Harden (att.)
James Moon
Julia (Aitken) O’Carey
Karsten Randolph
Tonya (Poole) Turner
Class of 1992
Grant Johnson
Ben Lee
Lorinda (McMullen) Manley
Jennifer (Newberry) Mueller
Ryan Orrison
Derrick Proctor (att.)
Monte Puymon
Class of 1993
William Fagal
Barbara (Rowland) Goodman
George Kim
Ann Kosinski
Heidi (Doty) Magesa
Brian Manley
Bradley Newberry
Class of 1994
Lorie Johns
Ramona (Medina) Kim
Melphine Ponniah-Harriott
Kristin (Netteburg) Priest
Janelle (Burghart) Randall
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Class of 1995
Andrew Baker
Wencke (Maier) Baker
Michael Castillo
Valerie (Wilson) Castillo
John Clough (att.)
Heather Doty
Stephen Gray
Richard Kis
Henrick Labro
Class of 1996
Rachel (Wegner) Carlson
Jay Clough (att.)
James Crounse
Denise (Norton) Freeman
Todd Freeman
Sarah (Wegner) Hedrick
Michelle Kaufman
Carla (Riley) Snow
Rodrick Snow
Christopher Snyder
Tonya (Hippler) Snyder
Graeme Stembridge
Joseph Warren
Trishonda Woods
Class of 1997
Katie Freeman
Sarah (Spangler) Lee
Fares Magesa
L. (Demarest) Say
Michelle (Proctor) Stembridge
Class of 1998
Jennifer Gray
Elia King
Jermella Matthews
Sarah (Fagal) Menosky
Tiffany (Jones) Newson
Rebekah (Widner) Pelley
Andrea Pusey
Aleksandar Stankovic
Aileen Vitangcol
Russell Wood
Melodie (Chapman) Wright
Nicholas Zork
Class of 1999
Andrew Bueno
Leon Saverus
Irene Tedjasukmana
Class of 2000
Jamie Carlson
Raewyn Hankins
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Elisha Luyeho
Richard Parke
Brit Steele
Class of 2001
Mark Symonds
Class of 2002
Vanja Horonic
Steven Peck
Jacob Westfall
Jonathan Westfall
Class of 2003
Susan (Brown) Doyle
Elizabeth Habenicht
Crystal (Fuchs) Shelley
Jeremy Shelley (att.)
Robert Wilson
Class of 2005
Ashleigh Burtnett
Jeffery Habenicht
Rachel Wilson
Class of 2006
Charles Smith
John Walangitan
Class of 2007
Jeremy Burton
Charles Jones
Ashley Lerke
Debby Lontoh
Class of 2008
Daniel Francis
Class of 2009
Kalissa Jardine
Class of 2010
Trevor Zimmerman
Class of 2011
Charity Harris (att.)
Raymond Ulrich
I would like to personally thank you for your help and support on
my behalf for this school year. It means a great deal to me that you
would help me with my financial situation so that I could complete
my senior year at AA and graduate with my class.
I have worked diligently to start this year off strong and I am
maintaining my goal to finish successfully. So far, I have earned
above average grades in all of my classes, and I participate in
school activities.
Due to your kindness and financial support, I will be able to
complete my high school journey as I have hoped since freshmen
year. I realize that Christian education is both a sacrifice and a
privilege, neither of which I intend to take lightly. When I prayed
and asked God to open this door, He did. It is my intention to
make good use of this opportunity by maintaining my grades and
making good on every opportunity presented.
Thank you kindly.
gifts by friends and organizations:
Friends of Andrews
Academy
Paul & Debra Adams
Minerva Agpawa
Judy Aitken
Jeffrey & Anne Marie Alaska
Sallie & Vernon Alger
Joyce Althage
Heidi Amundson
Young An
Alan Anderson F
M. Roslyn Anderson
Mary Lou Anderson
Jesserine Anthony
Oliver & Arlene Archer
Steven Atkins F
Bruce & Marilyn Babienco
Karen Bacon
Thomas Baker F
Wendy Baldwin
Patricia Banks F
Betty Barnum
Kenneth & Dianne Barnum
Brian Bates
Ann Bauer
Catherine Bauer
David & Marilyn Bauer
Theodore & Shellie Baze
Orville & Carol Beal
Rick & Cynthia Beckermeyer
Erich & Karen Bekowies
Stanley & Sally Bell
Dennis Belsh
Caroline Bennett
Elizabeth Bennett
Douglas Benson
Eric & Martha Benson
Eleanor Bicknell †
Bruce & Donna Biddinger
Walter & Doris Biggs
Jean Bloomquist
Cheryl Boehmer
Alexander & Nicole Bokich
Norma Bork
Paul Bork
Terry Bork
Neville Boston
Esmee Bovell
H. Dean & Dorothy Boward
Strother Bracey
James Bradfield †
Martin & Glynis Bradfield
William Bradford
Jeff Bromme
Richard Brooks
Adam Brown
David Brown
Hilde Brown
Janet Brown
Mary Elizabeth Brown
Patricia Brown
Penny Brown
Ruth Brown
Roland Bruntz
William Bubnis
Edwin & Elsie Buck
Kara Buckalew
Richard Bunker
Paul Burdick
LeRoy Burlingame
Cody Burns
Michael Burns
Russell Burrill
Sari Butler F
Lael & Lena Caesar
Stephen Camann
Nancy Carbonell
Phillip Carey
Florence Carlson
Timothy Carlson
Carey Carscallen
Tom & Judy Carson
Lurean Carter
Jacqueline Castelbuono
Marilyn Castelbuono
Anthony Cave
Lynne Celhoffer
Karen Cervera
Fonda Chaffee
Carrie Chao F
Jerry Chase
Ann Chen
John & Deetta Chen
Wayne Cherrier
Kathleen Chewning
Bennett Chilson
Tom Chittick
Lydia Chong
Dowell Chow
DeMonte Chrispens
Bruce & Marilyn Christensen
Ken Christensen
Leo Christensen
Sam & Iris Chuah
Joseph & Elizabeth Chung
Lillian Chung †
Gary Clark
Richard Clark
Marilyn Clayton
Dolores Clement
Bruce Closser
Kathleen Clough
Cynthia Coetzee
Wendell & Marjorie Cole
F. Steven Collins
Ellen Conklin
Sharon Constantine
George Cousins
Thomas Couvreur
Dan & Alice Covrig
Dennis Covrig
Inez Crooks
Robert Crounse
Jim Curry
Susan Curtis
Joyce Cuthbert
George Daniel
Gary Dassenko
Richard Davidson
Alvin Davis
Edith Davis
Laura Davis
Charles Davisson
Chris & Claudia Davisson
Jay Dedrick
Don & Helen Dees
Rick DeFluiter
Robert DeForest
James Delaney
Mary Detweiler
Frank & Ruth Ann DeWind
Thomas & Sally DeWind
Norman Dodge
Gary Doty
Richard Douglass
William Douwsma
Charles Dowell
Dao Noi Down
Paul Down
Arlyn & Kevin Drew
Howard & Lorraine Drew
Carol & Don Dronen
John Dry
Irizona Duckworth
James Dudley
Roger Dudley
Virginia Eakley
Elly Economou †
Keith Edgar
Nancy Edwards
Harry Elumir
Eric Emerson
Alexis Emmerson
Guillermo Escobar
David Faehner
Don & Alice Fahrbach
Evelyn Faurote
Judith Fisher
Paul & Bonnie Fisher
Harriet Force
Dwain Ford
James & Diane Ford
Jeffrey Forgosh
William & Margaret Forrester
Allen Fosse
Irwin Fosse
Rosalie Fowler
Joe & Felissa Francisco
R. Paul Freeman
Lyndon & Reva Furst
William Gage
Adele Gamble
Betty Garber
Rosemary Garnett
Graciela Gaytan F
William Geib
Gregory Gerard
Glen Gessele
Key Getty, III
Jon Gibson
William Giles
Florence Gillman
Alvin Glassford F
Michael & Melissa Goetz
Joanie Goodwin
Lisa Goolsby
Wilburn & Genevieve Goosey
Gary Gosselin
Jean Graham
Ron Graham
Betty Gray
Lynn Gray
Grace Green
Frank Greene
Lawrence Greene
Veronica Greene
Janice Greer
Josef Greig
David Grellmann
Jack Griggs
Carolyn Grubbs
Charles Grubbs
Brian Guenterberg
Erno Gyeresi
Lucile Haagenrud
Debbie Habenicht
Frank Hale †
David Hall
Helen Hamel
Paul Hamel
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John Hamer
Daniel Hamilton
Lloyd & Eunice Hamilton
James Hanson
Janelle Harris
Onalee Hartman
Kurt Hartmann
Bruce Hayward
Doris Helm
Edwin Hernandez
Maggie Hernandez
Henry Herzog
Deborah Hess
Mary Hession
Stanley Hickerson
Ed Higgins
Joe Hill
Kendall Hill
Colin Hinds
Roger Hinds
Ronald Hinds
Lounette Hinkle
James Hippler
Marian Holder
Denise Holder-Wright
Aurelia Holman
Rae Holman
Jeannette Holton
Eleanor Howell
Joanne Hubbard
Randall & Amy Hubble
Gerald Hulick
Sungguen Im
Randall Jackna
David Jardine
Gwen Jardine
James & Donna Jeffery
Shally John
Herman & Wilma Johnson Jr
Robert & Madeline Johnston
Douglas Jones
Marie & Tom Jones
S. Charles Jones
S. Joyce Jones
Cecil Jorgensen
Ruth Kaiser
Hyung-Chil Kang
Joon Kang
Paul Kantor
Richard Kaping
Robert Keister
Jeffrey Kellogg
Betty Kettering
Monya Khan
Bob & Becky Kierstad
Chang Kim
Jason & Wendy Kim
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Robert Kingman
Ewald Kissinger
David Knott
Ronald & Esther Knott
Tracy Knox
Robert Koch
June Koenig
Jason Kors
Rick & Jan Kosinski
Donald Kostrewa
Betsy Krantz
Kelvin Krantz
Auville Krause
Harold Krull
David Kuebler
Sunimal & Vasantha Kulasekere
Mickey Kutzner
Ifeoma Kwesi
Harold Lang
Charles Langot
Jeffrey Lawson
Hasung Lee
Harold & Beverly Leffler
Cloice Lemon
John Leonard
Margaret Leonardo
Robert & Roswitha Leonardo
Joan Leonhardt
Joyce Leonhardt
Kye Lim Lee
Tammie Lindsey
Lyle Litzenberger
Don & Barbara Livesay
Robert Lockhart
Murray & Ruth Lofthouse
Margaret Logan
Roland & Priscilla Lonser
Ernie Lopez
Patricia Lowe
Helynn Luechauer
Helen Lungu
Lauretta Lutz
Rocco Maccarone
William MacCarty
Anita Mackey
Marianne Macklin
Donald Magnuson
K. Mammen
Elaine Manley
Eliezer & Ann Marquez
Betty Martin
Cynthia Martin
Stanley Martin
C. Willard Mauro
Raymond Mayor
Ramon Mayoral
Duane McBride
Albert McIntire
James & DeLauna McKee
Dianne McMains
Matthew McMearty
Walter McPherson
John & Marian Mendel
Nathan Merkel
Dorothy Metzger
Gerald Metzger
Johnny Mills
Jean & Nancy Missud
Michael Modula
Ron & Carol Momany
Scott Moncrieff
Randall Monroe
Robert Moon
Rosolia Morgan
Kenneth Morick
Jeanette Morris
Richard Morris
Patricia Morrison
Beulah Moses
Bruce Moyer
J. Lamont Murdoch
Patricia Mutch
Charles Mynhier
Virginia & Peter Nachreiner
Sophie Nahod
Rosalyn Nash
Steven & Karen Nash
Zebron Ncube
Alma Neal
Cherub Nelson
Cleta Nelson
David Nelson
Jenny Neumann
Frank Newberry
Glenn Newberry
William Nordgren
David Nowack
Joseph Olney
Emilie Oosterwal-Tilstra
Richard † & Sharon Orrison
Niels Oster
Esther Ottley
Byung Pak
Ja Hyun Pak
Rob Paquette
Sehee Park
Young Park
Robert Parry
Margaret Pasco
Dorothy Patrickson
Dora Pedersen
Ken & Carol Pelan
Gina Pellegrini F
Shirley Perock
Laura Daniel Perry
C. Petion
Pauline Phillip
Marcel Pichot
Jimmie Pierson
Luis Pisuena
Sharon Platt
Sylvia Poeckert
Bonnie Pollitt
Alice Poole
Bonnie Porter
Ronald & Victoria Porter
Greg Powers
Joel Price
Joshua Price
John Prokop
Aluoch Properties
Roy & Darlene Puymon
Lynette Quinty F
Elaine Radeff
Kathryn Rajecki
Blanca Ramal
Consuelo Ramal
Hector Ramal
Charles Randall
Christopher Randall
Gary Randolph
Suzann Rappette
Robert Ray
Irene Reed
Rex Reed
Vestus & Oretha Reed
Bill Reeves
Charles Reeves
Darah Regal
Bryan Reid
Laun & Barbara Reinholtz
Beth Ann Reum
Barbara Reynolds
Gordon Rhodes †
LaVern Rice
Nevin Rice
David Riedlinger
Philipp Riess
Doug & Leslie Rittenhouse
Ray Roberts
E. Robertson
Richard & Joan Robins
C. Robinson
Claris Robinson
Monte Robison
Noemi Rodriguez
David & Wendy Ronto
Richard & Bernita Rorabeck
John Ross
Marguerite Ross
Arthur Rouse
Duane Roush
Edmond Roy
Antonio Ruban
Glenn Russell
James Russell †
Sharon Russell
Benjamin Sacdalan
Lee Sadler
Josefina Sanchez
Keila Sanchez F
Brian Sato
Marian Sawvel
John Schlaman
Nancy Schmidt
Donald Schneider
Betty Schoenfeld
Christine & Norbert Schwer
Marian Seeley
Llewellyn Seibold
Willis Seibold
Paul Sergio
Donald Serns
William Shea
Vern Shepherd
Bradley & Clemen Sheppard
Carol Sherman
David F & Kim Sherman
Gerald Siebold
Randy & Brenda Siebold
Curtis Simic
Erdine Simic
Marjorie Simic
Gloria Simms
Victor Sitompul
Loveva Slayton
Arlene Smart
Gregory & Maureen Smith
Lynwood Smith
Parke Smith
Robert Smith
Joseph Smoot
Greg Snider
Leo Snively
Richard Snively
Andrew Snyder
Jeannine Snyder
Stuart Snyder †
Gregory Soghikian
Marley & Beverly Soper
Steve Sowder
Mark Spitz
Douglas Spring
James Spring
Glenn St. Clair
George Stacey
Paul Stacy
Eleanor Stanhiser
Russell Staples
Thomas Starkey
Fred Stephan
Paul Stokstad
John Stout
Minerva Straman
Sharon Straw
Brian Strayer
Garry & Joanna Sudds
F. Lars & Lorraine Surdal
Jess Swackhamer
Arnold Swanson
Peter Swanson
Mariel Swenson
Catherine Taber
Vera Talbert
Steven Tarangle
Bernice Taylor
Sharon & Richard Terrell
Roger & Val Thomas
Sacheen Thompson
Scott Thompson
Shirley Thoresen
Jerry Tochterman
Jane Trickett
Ann Troy
Charles Trubey
Jean Trunnell
Sharyl Turon
Rebecca Twomley
Esther Tyler
Eleanor Umek †
William Usilton
Peter VanBemmelen
David VanDenburgh F
Eva Visani
Steven Vitrano
Manuel & Filomena Vitug
Bryan vonDorpowski
Cheryl Wagner
Norman Wagness
Thomas & Lois Wagtowicz
Josephine Wahagheghe
Junche Walangitan
Jesse Walker
Bonita Wang
Nan Wang
Arthur Weaver
Rex Welch
Ron Westman
Lisa Wheaton
Donna Wheeker
Joe Wheeler
Henry Whisenant
Cleon & Sandra White
Katharina White
Leslie & Willma White
William White †
Robert Wilkins
Gary Williams
Ronald Williams
Sharon Willis
Rhoda Wills
Don & Elizabeth Wilson
Ray Witzel
Merrill Wolff
Clyde Wood
Connie Wood
Charles Woods
Delores Woods
Edith Woods
Theodore Woods
Darchelle Worley
Janice Wrenn
Bruce Wright
Rebecca Wright F
Richard F & Melodie Wright
Clarence Yarter
Robert Young
Rupert Young
Millie Youngberg
Christine Yu
Tom Zapara
Herbert Zeman
Jeanette Ziebert
Bruce & Judy Zimmerman
Tim Znidar
Warren & Shirley Zork
Steve & Danette Zurek
Eduardo Zurita
Raymond Ulrich
New Hampshire
Gastroenterology, Inc.
Northern Concrete Pipe, Inc
Notre Dame Federal
Credit Union
Pepsico Foundation
Physics Enterprises of AU
Pioneer Memorial Church
Southern NH Radiology
Consultants, PC
T. S. Dudley Land Company, Inc.
Takeda Pharmacueticals
The Charitable Fund
Tri-City Physical Therapy
University Medical Specialties
Organizations &
Churches
AA Class of 1969
Ameriprise Financial Advisor
Gift Matching Program
Apple Therapy Services, LLC
Catholic Medical Center
Continental Specialty Co.
Courville Company, Inc
Direct Packaging Solutions
Dowagiac SDA Church
E.T. Mackenzie Co.
Hill Electrical Services, Inc
Kalin Construction Co, Inc
Lake Union Conference of SDA
Legacy Family Funeral Services
Lubrizol Foundation
Merck Partnership for Giving
Michigan Conference of
Seventh day Adventists
Nashua Radiology Professional
Association
Thank you for giving me
an opportunity to attend
Andrews Academy this year.
I am very grateful and I will
try my hardest to excel in
all my academics. I truly love
the atmosphere of Andrews
Academy, the people here
are always so nice and they
even have the light in their
eyes that we call having
Jesus in your heart. That is
truly something and so, I am
honored to be a part of this
student body. So once again I
say thank you very much.
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gifts by donor catagories:
Donors
Under $100
Paul Adams
Minerva Agpawa
Edward Allen
Dwight & Roslean Allen
Joyce Althage
Heidi Amundson
Young An
Arlene & Roy Anderson
Richard Applegate †
Daniel Augsburger
Bruce Babienco
Andrew & Wencke Baker
Wendy Baldwin
Sharon Barnes
Betty Barnum
Dorothy Bartkus †
Catherine Bauer
Theodore Baze
Steve Becker †
Dennis Belsh
Ruth & Gordon Benjamin
Elizabeth Bennett
Linda & Mark Bennett
Barbara Benson
Luann & Walter Bermeo
Bruce Biddinger
Walter Biggs
Jeffery & Bobbi Bishop
Jean Bloomquist
Cheryl Boehmer
Shirley Boone
Paul Bork
Terry Bork
Neville Boston
Martin & Glynis Bradfield
Ruth Bradfield
James Bradfield †
William Bradford
Richard Brooks
Cora Brooks
Adam Brown
Ruth Brown
Hilde Brown
Penny Brown
David Brown
Janet Brown
Patricia Brown
Harold Brown
Roland Bruntz
William Bubnis
Judy & Gordon Buhler
Paul Burdick
LeRoy Burlingame
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Velma Burns
Cody Burns
Michael Burns
Ashleigh Burtnett
Jeremy Burton
I. Burton †
Corey & Amy Busch
Alan & Thetis Bush
Lael & Lena Caesar
Phillip Carey
Florence Carlson
Jamie Carlson
Timothy Carlson
Rachel & Matthew Carlson
Carey Carscallen
Lewis Carson
Tom & Judy Carson
Lurean Carter
J.W. Cassell
Marilyn Castelbuono
Jacqueline Castelbuono
Michael & Valerie Castillo
Anthony Cave
Fonda Chaffee
Jerry Chase
John & Deetta Chen
Wayne Cherrier
Bennett Chilson
Tom Chittick
Lydia Chong
Dowell Chow
DeMonte Chrispens
Leo Christensen
Bradley Christensen
Ken Christensen
Ronda & Bill Christman
Lillian Chung †
Rene & Licette Church
Gary Clark
Richard Clark
Marilyn Clayton
Bevin & Jeanne Clayton
Dolores Clement
Bruce Closser
Kathleen Clough
Jay Clough
John Clough
Bjorn Clouten
Cynthia Coetzee
Donald & Linda Cole
F. Collins
Steve & Ladonna Collins
Ellen Conklin
Laura Coonley
George Cousins
Thomas Couvreur
Dennis Covrig
Dan & Alice Covrig
Dorothy Cress †
Daniel & Cami Cress
Gely Cress
Charles & Mary Crider, Jr
Inez Crooks
James & Shallena Crounse
Debra & Bruce Cunningham
Denise Curnutt
Joyce Cuthbert
George Daniel
Gary Dassenko
Richard Davidson
Alvin Davis
Robert Davis
Charles Davisson
Jay Dedrick
Don & Don Dees
Rick DeFluiter
Robert DeForest
James Delaney
Christopher Denda
Frank & Ruth Ann DeWind
Stephen & Lisa DeWitt
Gary Doty
Heather Doty
Judith Doty
Richard Douglass
William Douwsma
Charles Dowell
Susan Doyle
John Dry
Irizona Duckworth
James Dudley
Kenneth & Sylvia Dunn
Susan Eastman
Bill & Patricia Edsell
Nancy Edwards
Reatha Ekvall
Marijane & E. N. Elmendorf
Harry Elumir
Eric Emerson
Alexis Emmerson
Sharla Erich
Guillermo Escobar
William Fagal
Dorothy Ferguson †
Winston & Doris Ferris
Paul & Bonnie Fisher
Wayne & Barbara Fleming
Jeffrey Forgosh
William & Margaret Forrester
Martin Fortney
Barbara Foster
Rosalie Fowler
Daniel Francis
Katie Freeman
R. Freeman
Nancy Fry
William Gage
Adele Gamble
Rosemary Garnett
Graciela Gaytan
William Geib
Glen Gessele
Key Getty, III
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Jon Gibson
Zoe Giles
Florence Gillman
Joanie Goodwin
Wilburn & Genevieve Goosey
Gary Gosselin
Jean Graham
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Betty Gray
Lynn Gray
Grace Green
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Veronica Greene
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Janice Greer
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Joy Groth
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Janet Hainey
Kim Hakeem
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David Hall
Marcia Haluska
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Helen Hamel
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Janelle Harris
Charity Harris
Onalee Hartman
Kurt Hartmann
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Mary Hession
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Marian Holder
Denise Holder-Wright
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Sungguen Im
Randall Jackna
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Gwen Jardine
Kalissa Jardine
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Lorie Johns
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Douglas Jones
Thomas & Sherryl Jordan
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M. Krull †
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Zebron Ncube
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Marcel Pichot
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Aluoch Properties
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Charles Randall
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Resa Recalde
Irene Reed
Rex Reed
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Charles Reeves
Bryan Reid
Laun & Barbara Reinholtz
Suzanne Renton
Beth Ann Reum
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Barbara Reynolds
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Andrew Rice
Carol Rideout
Paul Riess
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Rand Rusher
Candace Russell
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Loveva Slayton
Daniel & Hilda Smith
Parke Smith
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Charles Smith
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Robert Smith
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Sponsors
$100–$500
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Niels Oster
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Byung Pak
Ja Hyun Pak
Young Park
Leroy Patterson
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Curtis Simic
Laurice Simmons-Kennel
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Johanna & Dale Simpson
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Susan Smith-Bozkurt
Richard Snively
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Tonya & Christopher Snyder
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Keith & Elizabeth Snyder
Gregory Soghikian
Glenn St. Clair
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Stankovic
Michelle & Graeme
Stembridge
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Minerva Straman
Sharon Straw
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Peter Swanson
Ellyda Tan
Satu Terian
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Zorita Thomas
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Sharyl Turon
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Bonita Wang
Nan Wang
Eldean Ward
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Betty Weakley
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Joe Wheeler
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Lisa Wilber
Maralyn Wileman
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Christopher Wilson
Oliver Jr & Mary Wilson
Russell Wood
Charles Woods
Edward Woods
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Edward Woods
Delores Woods
Edith Woods
Richard & Melodie Wright
R. Aileen Yingst
John & Miriam Yost
Robert Young
Rupert Young
Christine Yu
Tom Zapara
Herbert Zeman
Trevor Zimmerman
Partners
$500–$1,000
Valerie & Haroune Ang
Alan & Judy Anderson
Thomas & Gwen Baker
Linda Banks
Gyl & Brad Bateman
Alexander Bokich
Marvin & Sylvia Budd
Bruce Cameron
Sam & Iris Chuah
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Crister DelaCruz
Daniel Dennis
Arlene Dennison
Mark-Erik & Susan DiBiase
Norman Dodge
Paul Down
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Roger Dudley
Dwain Ford
Betty Garber
Jennifer Gray
Stephen Gray
Loren Hamel
Carol Harding
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Henry Herzog
Ed Higgins
Renita Hollsten
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Mickey Kutzner
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Marianne Macklin
Elaine Manley
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Russell Staples
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Lee-Anne Swanson
Mariel Swenson
Sharon & Richard Terrell
Jean Trunnell
Dena Umek
Bryan vonDorpowski
Arthur Weaver
Donna Wheeker
Advocates
$1,000–$2,000
Sheryl & Paul Aka
Brian Bates
Orville Beal
Eleanor Bicknell †
Strother Bracey
Mary Elizabeth Brown
Mary Jo Brown †
Robert Crounse
Larry & Janelle Dalson
Randall Davis
Arlyn & Kevin Drew
Elly Economou †
Enid Ford
James Garber
Heidi Griggs
Lowell & Judy Hamel
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Lynwood Smith
Gordon Smith
Paul Stokstad
Shel Swanson
Chad & Tonya Turner
Mark & Sandra Umek
Edwin & Dora Vitrano
Cleon & Sandra White
Robert Wilkins
Leaders
$2,000+
Charles Ahn
Sallie & Vernon Alger
Gene Armstrong
Gianluca & Silvia Bacchiocchi
Daniel & Michelle Bacchiocchi
David & Marilyn Bauer
Douglas Benson
Phillip & Marilyn Brantley
Edwin & Elsie Buck
Jon & Sari Butler
Ann Chen
Gregory & Rebecca
Christensen
Helen Christoffel
Michael & Myrna Constantine
Thomas & Sally DeWind
Kevin Drew
Mercedes Dyer †
Gregory & Cathy Engelman
Evelyn Faurote
Bunnie Ford
Lyndon & Reva Furst
Fred Galusha
Brent & Shannon Geraty
David Grellmann
Laurence & Debbie Habenicht
Deborah Hall
John & Jacquelyn Hilderbrandt
Calvin & Jaimy Hill
Ruth Kaiser
Calvin Kubo
Jeffrey Lawson
Sarah & Martin Lee
Kye Lim Lee
David & Claudia Maquera
C. Willard & Patricia Mauro
Lawrence & Margaret McNitt
Robert III & Annette Moon
Cumulative Giving
William & Jeannie Murdoch
Ryan & Lynette Nachreiner
Lois & Gregg Nicholas
Flora Ocampo-Abela
Richard † & Sharon Orrison
Rob Paquette
C. Thomas & Vicki Province
Daniel & Lynette Reichert
Christine & Norbert Schwer
Bernice Taylor
Alan Thomas
Eleanor Umek †
Dana & Dawn Wales
Ron Westman
Don & Elizabeth Wilson
Lenson & Arleen Wong
Bruce Wright
Devin Zimmerman
Walter & Judy Zimmerman
Over the years we have been blessed
with individuals and companies that
have supported us with continuous
donations that have had a major
impact on the Andrews Academy
Experience.
Heritage Club
$10,000–$25,000
Gene & Ruth Armstrong
Daniel & Michelle Bacchiocchi
Phillip & Marilyn Brantley
Albert & Gail Cason
Michael & Myrna Constantine
Gregory & Cathy Engelman
Evelyn Faurote
Ruth Kaiser
Kye Lim Lee
Marianne Macklin
C. Willard & Patricia Mauro
William Murdoch
Richard † & Sharon Orrison
Bernice & Harry Taylor
Josephine & Lope Vitangcol
Ron & Pauline Westman
Principal’s Club
As parents of three students in a
private school we appreciate the
support. Christian education is
a necessity in our contemporary
world. Sadly, many can’t do it. It is
not a secret that it is expensive, it is
a challenge, but with trusting in the
Lord, somehow we are still here.
When I see that one of our kids is a
teacher for a Sabbath School class for
young people in our church, and they
are involved in Christian activities,
we can say, ‘It was good!’ Thanks for
your support.
I would like to express my gratitude
by saying thank you for the financial
aid that you have given me. It is
through this aid that I am able to
attend Andrews Academy. I feel so
blessed to have this opportunity and
feel doubly blessed with the financial
aid. There are so many things that
I enjoy about AA. The friendly and
spiritual environment are what I
enjoy most; I love how the students
are friendly and the teachers godly.
When I am at AA, I feel loved,
welcomed and accepted.
$25,000–$50,000
David & Marilyn Bauer
Kevin & Arlyn Drew
Kaye Fenner
Laurence & Debbie Habenicht
Florence Mauro †
Ryan Nachreiner & Lynette
Georgeson
Andrew & Julia Snyder
Lenson & Arleen Wong
When I go to college I hope to major
in architecture and I know that AA
will have prepared me well. I hope
that I can use the knowledge and the
love that I have learned at AA to help
me reach other people in need. I want
to share with others the God that I
have come to know here at AA. So
THANK YOU VERY MUCH for the
financial aid. May God keep blessing
you just as you have blessed me.
Acumen Club
Silhouette Club
$50,000–$100,000
Thomas & Sally DeWind
Dana & Dawn Wales
$100,000+
Don & Elizabeth Wilson
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A WARM WELCOME TO OUR NEWEST ALUMNI—THE CLASS OF 2012!
Antonia Ammeson, Christiana Atkins, Hannah Baxter, Lifase Bilima, D’Nedgyne Bissereth, Lyndon Bradfield,
Chelsey Cameron, Minji Cha, Young Ji Choi, Kori Collatz, Melody Collins, Christina Cribari, Brian Davisson,
Konner Dent, Reginald Desrosiers, Alyson Drew, Jeffrey Emile, Jeremy Faehner, Aldeana Foster, Sergio
Francisco, Obed Galla, Shane Glassford, Amante Gonzalez, Rachel Gray, Patrick Grzybowski, April Habenicht,
Celeste Herrera, Sung Ho Hong (John), Cooper Hodges, Ruifeng Ji (Raymond), AuShyna Kerr, Dong Jin Kim
(Danny), Jeong Bin Lee (Jason), Jee Yeon Lee (Joanne), Seong Min Lee, Ha Yan Lee, Dongning Liu (Arthur)–not
pictured, Hayley Lofthouse, Hannah Mbungu, Daniel Mpano, Camille Nixon, Michael Plantak, Alexander Poole,
Samantha Porter, Julian Prosper, Bethany Puffer, Ashley Reichert, Zachary Reichert, John Henri Rorabeck,
Yuna Seo, Yu Rin Seol (Amy), Ming Shuo Song, Jasmine St Hillaire, Aaron Taylor, Jakin Thomas–not pictured,
Tiffany Thordarson, Ronald Waithe, Kyle Whiteside, Han Yue, Qisi Zhang (Kaci), and Dillon Zimmerman.