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Metrolina Christian academy
MICAH 6:8
“He has told you, O man, what is good; and what
does the LORD require of you but to do justice, and
to love kindness, and to walk humbly with your God?”
MICAH 6:8
Resolve and Resilience
The 2019-20 MCA experience was a much needed and
school year was welcomed achievement. You truly could
certainly out of the sense the pride and courage of all the
ordinary in so seniors as they were able to come CONTENTS
many ways. together one last time to celebrate life
From Our Senior Pastor 2
COVID-19 was with each other.
From Our Head of School 3
totally unexpected
The Class of 2020 4
and frankly The highlight of the evening to me was
Academics 6
unwelcomed. But when we were all made aware of how
Discipleship & Missions 7
the resilience of many of the senior class had received
The Arts 8
our staff, faculty Jesus Christ as their savior and were
Dr. Michael T. Whitson Athletics 9
and students met, baptized at some point during the school
Senior Pastor MCA Families 10
First Baptist Church and exceeded the year. That is what MCA is surely about,
Project Serve 12
Indian Trail challenge that the using the platform of education to
From our Director of
virus presented. produce students who graduate with a
Advancement 13
The interruption of the spring sports and biblical world view spawned by a
2019-20 by the Numbers 13
activity calendar for MCA was personal relationship with Christ.
Make Your Gift Today 14
heartbreaking to say the least. So many of
Thank you, parents, for entrusting your Highlighting Major
these gifted athletes worked their whole
students to us. Thank you, faculty, for Enhancements 15
life for the chance to prove their skills,
earning that trust. Thank you, staff, for the The Cornerstone Fund
only to be denied. Our hearts go out to
leadership that displays that trust. Donors 16
them.
Graduation exercises displayed the
resolve and patience of all the MCA
family. Bringing some closure to their
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accorded or made available to students at the school. The Academy does not
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services can be provided with reasonable accommodation.
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One Focus
As I sit and look Our chapel experience has never been senior year. I am proud to say that they
back on 2019- more powerful as we saw 149 students have handled it with such grace, love, and
2020, I do not commit their lives to Jesus Christ. We also humility. The Class of 2020 will always be
believe there had the privilege to baptize 49 students remembered for the overcoming spirit
could have ever this school year. #One Focus was so that they have displayed throughout this
been a more evident in the spiritual atmosphere of our difficult time in our world.
appropriate school. To God be the glory! What a
school theme than blessing it is to be in a place where we are They are such an academically gifted
the one the Lord so regularly able to see God move so group but more importantly their love and
gave us in powerfully. passion for the Lord was so evident. Now,
#OneFocus. The they are transitioning to the next stage of
Rev. Rick Calloway
Head of School interruption of our In serving others, our students and staff life where I am confident that they will
Metrolina Christian school year with had One Focus to so many in our leave a mark for Christ.
Academy COVID-19 not only immediate area and around the world.
ended our on- Locally, our students served throughout Finally, the “#OneFocus” Cornerstone
campus classes early and caused a switch the year in Project Serve in nursing Fund of 2019-2020 made such a
to distance learning, but it also drew us homes, neighborhoods, churches, Title 1 difference for the cause of Christ.
closer to the Lord in ways we could have schools, and so many other places. The Cornerstone Fund has helped us to
never imagined. make so many more enhancements to our
In academics, we saw our focus on program that you will see in this Annual
One of the blessings of this time was that excellence continue to produce Report. Through the generous gifts of so
it caused our focus and our dependence outstanding standardized test and many, the Cornerstone Fund is making a
to be on the Lord. Our theme verse of College Board scores that were well difference that will impact hundreds of
Micah 6:8 reminded us of what our focus above the national average. We saw students with the life changing message
should be. growth in our Gifted and STEAM of Jesus Christ.
programs. Our academic program
“No, O people, the Lord has told you what continues to rise. Will you pray about how you might be
is good, and this is what he requires of involved in making a difference for the
you: to do what is right, to love mercy, What a blessing it is to be in a cause of Christ here on our campus? Our
and to walk humbly with your God.” place where we are so building plans continue, and we need
regularly able to see God more partners who will help us to reshape
move so powerfully.
This unusual season of our school year still our campus and do so debt free.
did not diminish all that the Lord has
Our 100 seniors from the Class of 2020 As we turn to the future, we are more
accomplished in our school family this
have left a mark on the MCA campus. excited than ever to see what God has in
year. This was still an incredible year in the
What a blessing they have been to our store for our school. I am convinced that
life of our school.
school with their lives and testimonies. God has so much more in store for us as a
This has been a very difficult season on school and my prayer is that we trust,
them as they have missed so much of their follow, and obey Him as never before.
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Focus on the class of 2020
Overcomers
For the Class of 2020, the One of the highlights of graduation each events and other memories, yet they have
idea of being a Metrolina year is our annual Overcomer’s Award. been such Warriors! They have been so
Warrior has proven to be Typically, this award is given to two grateful for when they could have been
members of the senior class who faced bitter.
more than just a mascot; it’s
difficult circumstances in life and
a state of mind. overcame those obstacles by It is my privilege and pleasure to present
demonstrating a faith that has persevered this year’s “Overcomer” award to the
Here are a few of our and honored the Lord. However, the entire Class of 2020 of Metrolina
seniors’ thoughts of what it 2019-20 school was anything but typical. Christian Academy. Never have we seen
such an overcoming spirit than what you
means to be a Warrior:
One of the key verses that drives this shown us during these difficult days.”
award is Revelation 21:7 - “All who – Rick Calloway, Head of School
Tyler Moore: “MCA Warrior overcome will inherit all these blessings,
is one of the most important and I will be their God, and they will be To recognize their incredible attitudes,
titles I have ever held. It is a my children.” resilience and perseverance as a class, a
bronze plaque will be displayed forever
calling and purpose to fight As Mr. Calloway was studying this verse outside our Math & Science Building that
for God’s Plan with and seeking the Lord in prayer, God reads, “This building is dedicated to the
humanity.” revealed so much to him about the Class of 2020 in honor of their
character and the resilience of the Class overcoming spirit.”
of 2020.
Karsten Shields: “Being a
Congratulations Class of 2020!! We love
Warrior to me is being one “Contemplating who I might choose for you!
who perseveres for Christ this award caused me to be reminded
regardless of the that much of this class was born in 2001
circumstances.” shortly after the devastating events of
9/11. Now to come to their senior year
and face another worldwide crisis event
with the Corona Virus. It is rare that two
Maddie Dooley: worldwide crisis moments occur this early
“Circumstance isn’t what in one’s life. Moments that could be
makes a person a Warrior, defined as something you would never
but the faith they possess in forget.
the face of fear!”
So, the decision to choose two
overcomers has been so difficult. For you
see, crisis so often reveals character. The
crisis of this spring revealed the heart of
this class. They have lost so much in
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Focus on the class of 2020
Senior Class Picture here
100
Seniors graduated on
23 National Honor
Society graduates 19 Students given ACSI
outstanding achievement in
key areas - Academics,
Friday, June 19, 2020 Leadership, Fine Arts, Athletes,
and Christian Service.
7
92 will start college
Distinguished graduates
20 Students on the High
Honor Roll
7 will enter the workforce
1 will join the Military
21 MCA Lifers
22 Students on the
Honor Roll
Students attending MCA since
Kindergarten
58 SAT & ACT Averages
Colleges/Universities
accepted MCA graduates SAT
M+CR ACT
Metrolina Christian Academy 1110 21.0
2548
The number of service
National 1039* 20.1**
hours accumulated by
13 Warrior Servant
North Carolina 1091* 19.0**
Leadership graduates. *
Source: The North Carolina 2019 SAT Report
**
Source: 2019 Public Schools of NC - Accountability Services Division
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Focus on Academics
28 MS Students Participated | 4 Placed
SPELLING BEE
8 LS Students Participated
Math Olympics 18 Students Participated | 9 Placed
NHS inductees 30 National Honor Society Inductees
Our goal at Metrolina Christian Academy is to focus on both the
intellectual and spiritual development of our students. Christian
education provides the framework for a true education by using
the Bible as the standard for truth. The source of all truth is the
Bible and an education without the Bible will give students the
basis for an inaccurate worldview.
NjHS inductees 37 National Junior Honor Society
Inductees Christian education is distinctive at Metrolina Christian Academy
because:
• We do not run or hide from the world but rather we
embrace and pursue the mind of Christ.
• We prepare young people for the kingdom of heaven and
the marketplace of ideas.
• We emphasize Christ-centeredness in a very self-centered
With each passing year, we are world.
• We focus on spiritual formation in addition to the intellectual
convinced that MCA is the best
development of a student.
investment we will ever make in our
• We offer a fast paced, college preparatory program that
daughter’s life. enables our students to excel academically.
- The Easton Family
“The heart of the discerning acquires knowledge,
for the ears of the wise seek it out. ”
- Proverbs 18:15
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Focus on Faith
“Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of
the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” - Matthew 28:19
At Metrolina Christian Academy, we are committed to our mission of “lovingly leading and equipping our students
for Kingdom living.” In keeping with that mission, we seek to lead our students to personally own their faith and to
not only possess but live out a Biblical worldview. It is our belief that we should seek to develop a detailed portrait of
what a graduate of Metrolina Christian Academy should look like.
We have used Luke 2:52 as a guidepost for developing this plan. This verse of scripture describes the maturation of
Jesus as a young man in four areas. The Bible says in this verse that Jesus grew in wisdom, stature, favor with God,
and favor with man. We seek to follow this model in developing our students.
149 students made a
49 student baptisms 30 chapel services
profession of faith
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Focus on ARTS
Within our fine arts department we have many students with God-
given talents. At Metrolina Christian Academy, we have offerings from
134 Students Participated Lower School through Upper School that allow students to not only
discover where their talents may lie but also to thrive in their area of
interest and to hone their particular skills.
Throughout the year, our fine arts students were given opportunities
to “show off” their talents with competitions, recitals, and shows. This
year, the 7th & 8th Grades band achieved an overall Excellent rating at
163 Students Participated their MPA competition. Art students were able to compete in several
art shows such as the Mint Hill Arts 2020 Student Show. Potter and
Company awarded two students top winning spots in their Christmas
card contest. Our choir and drama students treated us with
performances from the Fall Showcase and our Christmas band concert
was a delight.
99 Students Participated These students also shared something more with our community –
God’s love. With nine Senior band members in tow, Mr. Owens
delivered over 200 donated toys to the Levine Children’s Hospital.
The students were able to see how much the donations help the
children and their families. Our choir delivered a homemade
Thanksgiving dinner and a monetary gift to a lady who was dealing
the loss of a daughter in an accident. Their only objective was to bring
54 Students Participated some amount of joy during a difficult time.
Mrs. Dolin took a different approach this year. She wanted current
students, using ceiling tiles as canvases, to paint something that would
leave a lasting impression for future students, something with an
eternal meaning. One student, in particular, chose to paint a picture of
Jesus with His arms open, inviting the gazer in for a hug. Matthew 6:30
Really great art going on at Metrolina! was referenced for the piece. (photo in lower left corner)
- Sandra Smith, Judge
Mint Hill Arts 2020 Student Show Mrs. Dolin said it best, “These are the types of students that graduate
from MCA that will impact the kingdom and spread the gospel!”
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Focus on ATHLETICs
14 Middle School Teams
This past year in athletics, our students focused on “seeking
the Lord” using Gods Word as our primary source of
encouragement and teaching. It was certainly
High School Teams
20 demonstrated as we maintained an overall A average every
quarter, logged countless hours of serving, and consistently
honored the Lord with our effort during practices and
games. We are the Warriors!
371 Middle & HighAthletes
School
Collegiate Athletic
Signings
9 “You will seek me and find me when
you seek me with all your heart ”
- Jeremiah 29:13
3 All-Conference Teams
Three-Sport Athletes
55
14 Scholar Athletes
All-State Athletes
10
32 MAC All-Conference Athletes
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Focus on family
Metrolina Christian Academy focuses on family by:
• Providing training and resources to help parents establish a Christ-centered home.
• Providing Christian education that is affordable to the average Christian family.
• Establishing a program that will provide Christian education for children with different learning styles and
academic abilities.
Additionally, MCA provides resources such as devotions, chapels, Right Now media, and Prayer ministry for
families to utilize to deepen their walk with the Lord. MCA’s commitment to focusing on families has proven year
after year to be impactful.
Director of Admissions, Monique Pouges, said this about the impact MCA has on families:
“The reasons for families choosing MCA vary, yet our reasons for admitting them stays the same – so that the
generation to come might know Him. The ministry does not stop with students. Families are being impacted.
Fathers and mothers who do not know Christ are getting to know Him through their children. One dad tells the
story of his son coming home with the news that he had two fathers – his earthly father and his heavenly father.
This dad was so touched that he has been energized to learn more about Christ and continues to spread the
message that his son has given him. One Focus can touch the lives of many!”
“That the generation to come might know them, even the children which should be born; who should arise and
declare them to their children. That they might set their hope in God, and forget not the works of God, but keep
His commandments.” - Psalm 78:6-7
“We decided to move our three kids to MCA because we wanted a Christian
environment for them and also a solid academic curriculum. After they shadowed one
day all three knew immediately that MCA was where they belonged. They were able to
attend on Chapel Day and they saw first hand the presence of the Lord.
God is everywhere in the school and the entire staff is just amazing as they show the love
of God in and out of the classroom. Mr. Calloway and his administration pray over every
decision and over every student at MCA. We have made many new friends at MCA, and our gracious welcome into Metrolina
Christian Academy makes us feel like we have been here for years. We are so blessed to be a part of Metrolina Christian
Academy. Metrolina Christian Academy is not only God’s plan for our children but for our entire family.”
10 Metrolina Christian AcademyFocus on family
“MCA has provided our daughter, Taylor, many opportunities to grow both spiritually
and fundamentally. She was saved at an MCA chapel event and we cannot think of
anything that has meant more to us as parents than her salvation. Taylor has been able
to participate in an array of activities such as Student Government, drama/art
organizations, various sports, and the Leap of Faith Dance program. We have seen her
self-confidence grow as the MCA staff have invested their time in her personally
through the biblical world view education she receives, their unprecedented caring/
encouragement and by lifting her up in prayer.
We feel blessed to be a part of the MCA family and we cannot express enough our
sincere gratitude to Mr. Calloway and his ENTIRE staff for all that they do for the
students and families at the school. We know every decision that is made through
prayer and a strong biblical worldview. In today’s world, there is no other school that we
would want our daughter to attend as we know they are preparing her to be a leader for
His kingdom. We know the roots that are being planted now in Taylor will run deep and
we pray they will be her foundation for the days ahead. With each passing year we are convinced that MCA is the best
investment we will ever make in Taylor’s life. “
“Our goal was that our kids would thrive spiritually, intellectually, physically and socially.
We felt like Metrolina was the place that would offer those opportunities for our kids.
At Metrolina, we know that our kids are loved. We love that our kids love MCA. We love
that they are getting a quality education but at the same time they are being pointed to
Jesus every day. The leadership and teachers pour into the kids and truly care about
their walk with the Lord and at the same time they are preparing them for the next stage
of life.
In a very unsettled world that we live in, the impact MCA has had on our family is that
there is peace everyday knowing our kids are safe and being challenged to grow
spiritually, academically and socially.“
2019-2020 Annual gift giving 11Focus on serving
“In December, our Hospitality team had the privilege to serve The annual MCA Staff Service Day has become one of
the staff of East Elementary. We provided a BBQ lunch with the highlights of each school year. God continues to
all the fixings, as well as desserts and several fun door prizes. bless MCA as our faculty and staff reach outside the walls
It was a joy to see their smiles and excitement. It gives us a of our school campus. We are always amazed at how
sense of fulfillment to show the love of Jesus by serving God works out even the smallest of details!
others and we always look forward to these opportunities to
love on others outside the walls of MCA.” This year the MCA staff joined with Senior Adults from
FBCIT to serve at several locations throughout the Union
- Leslie Reynolds, Hospitality Team Coordinator County community. It was a joy to serve with those who
have paved the way for us in ministry. Local Union
County Public Schools - Wingate Elementary, East
Elementary and Monroe Middle School along with The
Closet Ministry and Cotton Street Residents were
blessed by the willingness of the MCA Staff to be the
hands of feet of Jesus in our community.
This past March, the Health Sciences Academy at
Monroe Middle School was able to host volunteers from
Metrolina Christian Academy. During this time, these
amazing people worked all over the building. They
supported the EC classroom and in the library by
helping sort and shelve many books. The volunteers also
helped with bulletin boards, doing laundry for many of
our students who are unable to do their own laundry, as
well supporting our teachers in the lunch room while
they were on duty-free lunch. Another great support was
during our Men in the Making and Women in the Making
groups. The volunteers worked with the students for
about an hour in the groups on how to improve
themselves in their daily lives. It was an amazing
opportunity not only for the volunteers, but the impact
they each had with students and staff. We always
appreciate the time and energy MCA students and staff
put in while they are at HSA@MMS.
- Staff-Health Sciences Academy at
Monroe Middle School
12 Metrolina Christian AcademyFocus on giving
The 2019-20 school year marked strong and growing. We are excited to share that we exceeded
another year of Kingdom education at our financial goals for The Annual Cornerstone Fund - an
Metrolina Christian Academy - our excellent marker that you believe in the work we are doing for
27th. To God be the glory, great things the cause of Christ.
He has done!
During the year, you had many opportunities to invest your
Our school theme for the year was resources in Kingdom education at Metrolina Christian
“One Focus”, and we drew our Academy. Whether you contributed to the Kick-Off Event,
inspiration from Micah 6:8 – “He has served as an event sponsor for the Warrior Clay Classic or
told you, O man, what is good and Golfers’ Challenge, supported the Boosterthon Fun/Color Runs
what does the Lord require of you, but or designated a gift to a specific project, please know your
Ms. Dana Bostic
Director of Advancement
to do justice, and to love kindness, and generosity didn’t just provide ‘more things’. You invested in the
Metrolina Christian to walk humbly with your God?” lives of young people who are being trained to be world
Academy changers for Christ.
This was most evident when 149 of our
students accepted Christ as their Lord and Savior, 49 students Because of you, MCA is fulfilling our mission to equip young
received baptism during Upper School chapel and so many people for Kingdom living, who will impact their homes,
more students grew in their personal relationship with Christ churches, communities, and beyond as Warriors for Christ. You
during the school year. are leaving a legacy…”so that the generation to come might
know Him.” – Psalm 78:6
Our “One Focus” theme was also evident in you, our
stakeholders. Because of your generous investment of time, Thank you for your faithful support that is advancing the mission
talent, and finances, Metrolina Christian Academy is 27 years of Metrolina Christian Academy!
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14 Metrolina Christian AcademyFocus on Enhancements
Your support of the Annual
Cornerstone Fund provided for the
following improvements and
enhancements that greatly benefitted
and impacted the development,
achievement and safety of our
students, staff and families. Listed
below is an overview of the major
enhancements for 2019-2020.
Campus Improvements:
• Inward boot kit - prevents the
classroom door from being kicked
in
• Remodeled the 2nd floor of the
Lower School Building
• New flooring on 1st & 3rd levels of
Upper School Educational building
• Licensing requirements for building
of new educational building and
track & field
• Increased campus security with
additional card access-only entry
and security cameras
Academics:
• Furniture/Toys/Books/Curriculum
for Early Education
• Band equipment
• Collaborative desks and lockers for
the Lower School classrooms
• New teacher desks and bookcases
for the Lower School and Middle
School classrooms
• Science equipment for Middle
School and Upper School
• Classroom STEAM resources for
every learning level through the
Early Education and Lower School
• STEAM Lab table and stools
Technology:
• STEAM—Project Lead the Way
curriculum (Robots, supplies,
teacher training, maker spaces, etc.)
• Dash Robot
• Classroom projectors
• 2 MacBooks and 1 iMac for
Communications
• 1 MacBook for Lower School Media
Lab
2019-20 FAITH GOAL: $350,000
• 1 Canon EOS Rebel Ti7 camera for
Photography and Communications
• 24 laptops for the computer lab
• Expanded/strengthened Wi-Fi on
campus
2019-2020 Annual gift giving 15Focus on Donors
316 Sports - FBCIT Anonymous (33) Beighle, Jordan and Amanda
84 Lumber Anytime Storage Site, LLC Beil, Renate The following pages gratefully
Absher, Jake and Hope Anzaldi, Lee and Marsha Belcher, Jennifer acknowledge parents, grandparents,
Absher, Randy and Kelly Architect Sports & Physical Beldner, Dennis and Nancy faculty, staff, students, alumni,
Aceta, Brad and Sharon Therapy, Inc. Beldner, Tim and Meagan
business partners and friends who
Acevedo, Donna Armstrong, Kristen Belk, Cullen
Ackerman, Melissa Arp, Dean and Anne Belluz, Marco and Kristi generously supported Metrolina
Acosta, Kelley Arrington, Jane Belluz, Sigrid Christian Academy during the 2019-
Acuff, Jan Arru, Mariel Belter, Charles and Lynda 20 school year. These ‘Warriors for
Adams, Charles and Joyce Asbury, Andrew and Katie Belter, Matthew and Rachael Christ’ donors contributed from July
Adams, Darren and Wava Ashlock, Andrew and Laura Belter, Wesley and Judy
1, 2019 through June 30, 2020, and
Ahrens, Thomas and Ashlock, Scott and Ruthie Beltran, Patricia
Christine Austin, Jason Beltz, Christian and Nicky raised $559,788.34 for The
Alexander Homestead Auvil, Michael and Penny Benham, Jordan and Cornerstone Fund at Metrolina
Weddings AXA Foundation Christina Christian Academy. These
Alexander, Deanna Aycoth, Lisa Benitez, Leslie contributions assisted in providing
Alexander, Holly Aycoth, Matthew and Bennett, Christopher
sustainable resources to fulfill our
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Boyd, Chuck and Cindy Calloway, Katie Class of 2011
Bradley, Lance and Andrea Calloway, Lindsay Class of 2006
Brady, Nena Calloway, Madison Class of 2016
Brady, Veronica Calloway, Mark and Lisa
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Bricken, JD and Myra Carolina Kids Dentistry Cooper, Allison Decker, Paul and Amy
Bridgewater, Robert Carr, Al and Lois Copeland, Randy and Charlene Del-Cher Smith, Inc.
Broadway, Sarah Carr, Courtney Copley, Sheila Dempsey, Christine
Brock, Cornelia Carr, Dwayne and Blair Cordes, Kim Deppen, Michael and Juanita
Brock, Shamia Carr, Wayne Corless, David and Kathy Desarno, James and Susan
Brockmann, Matt and Paige Carter, Thad and Trista Cornerstone Marketplace Dexter Insurance Associates, Inc.
Broeils, Don and Pam Case, Jack and Tabatha Covington, Jim Diaz, Elizabeth
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Brooks, Jason and Tessa Castoro, Michael and Courtney Cox, Marion and Sharron Dilling, Jason and Patricia
Brooks, Reggie Castoro, Michael and Karen Craft, Danielle DiMarco, Dianne
Broome, Dana Cauthen, Chris and Sharon Craft, Richard Diri, Mandy
Broome, Lawrence and Judy Cauthen, Larry and Joye Craig, Greg Dixon, Dickie and Jenny
Broome, Todd and Hollie Cervantes, Elizabeth Craig, Tamela Dixon, Lance and Ashley
Broome, William and Martha Chad Lewis Bail Bonding Crainer, Sue Dixon, Virgil and Linda
Broviak, Pam Champion Fence Builders Craver, Ben and Cara Doege, Darcy
Brower, Cara Chaney, David Crawford, Lawrence Dolin, Johnny and Pamela
Brower, Wanda Chapman, Doug and Dianne Crawford, Scott and Erica Donoghue, Carol
Brown, Carolina Chapman, Philip and Patricia Crawford, Tom and Louise Doshi, Ramesh and Mackly
Brown, Chelsee Charette, Gene and Amy Creative Carolina Landscapes Inc. Doshi, Ravi and Erika
Brown, Elaine Charity, Chris and Amy Crew, Gail Dotson, Bobby
Brown, Stacy Chick-fil-A Indian Trail Crider, Christi Dotson, William and Jennifer
Brown, Steven Chivers, Dena Crider, John and Phyllis Douglas, Amy
Bruce, Shane and Jenny Choir Life Group - FBCIT Crowder, Beth Douthwaite, Richard and Jane
Bruton, Clint Christian, Leslie Cruise, Ben and Susan Doyle, Warren and Amy
Bruton, Curtis and Jennifer Clark, Gary and Verna Crum, Danyelle Drake, Keith and Rochelle
Bryant, James and Brenna Clemmer, David and Brooke Crum, Jenna Drake, Larry and Debra
Bryant, Robert and Kimberly Clowers, Melissa CSC Industrial Sales and Service Drake, Vivian
Bryant, Tammy Cobb, Marietta Culbreth, John Driedger, Paul and Julie
Bucci, Charles Coble, Kelly Culpepper, Perry and Carrie Drummond, Kirsten
Bucci, Melinda Cochrane, Casey and Shelley Cummings, David DuBois, Alan and Shannon
Buchanan, Ben and Cassie Cochrane, Richard Curlee, Barry and Carrie DuBois, Cynthia
Buchanan, Brian Coddington, Henry Curlee, Brianna Duckett, Brandon
Buchanan, Steve Coffey, Mary Curlee, Sandra Duke Energy Foundation
Bullard, Amanda Colletta, Davide and Lois Curtis, Melissa Duke, David and Shara
Burch, Jack and Heather Colletta, Jake Daleus, Chris Dulin, Russell and Lori
Burchfield, Robert Collins, Cindie Darling, Lyman and Anastasia Duncan, Lee
Burdick, Susan Collins, Justin and Haley Daubenmire, Richard and Martha Duncan, Michelle
Burnette, Jason and Lara Collins, Melissa Davenport, Myra Dyal, Gabby
Burnette, Matthew and Lori Collins, Stephen and Kimberly Davis, Bradley and Jenn Dyer, Jacob and Miranda
Burney, Timothy and Tammy Colwell, Kevin and Amanda Davis, Chad and Tara Dyke, Jeanie
Bushman, Tiffany Commander, Beth Davis, Everett and Amy Dyke, Jeff and Jody
Business Forms Plus, Inc. Commander, Carla Davis, Mike and Joy Dyson, Anthony and Jennifer
Buttion, Ann Connell, Bradley and Patti Davis, Rhett and Kara Dyson, Michael
Buu, Dien Connell, Marlene Davis, Roger Eaker, Katherine
Byrd, Bari Conover, Sheldon Davis, Scott and Andrea Easton, Travis and Michelle
Byrd, Kevin and Debbie Conrad, Chelsea Davis, Valerie Edenfield, Joseph and Jennifer
Byrne, Emily Conrad, Denise Davis, Wayne and Nancy Ediger, Faye
Byrum, Mark and Selina Contreras, Dennisse Dearing, Bridget Edmisten, Jeff and Dana
Cain, Elizabeth Cook, Craig and Rachel Deason, Nick and Carrie Edwards, Dion and Mika
Cain, Jason and Laura Cook, Katie Deason, Stephanie Edwards, Larry
Caldwell, Debbie Cook, Patrick and Shaina Deason, Tony and Terry Edwards, Rick and Linda
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Edwards, Samuel and Judy Forbis, Bryan and Deborah Gordon, Larry and Margie Harris, Kevin and Tamara
Edwards, Scott Forbis, Trent and Ashley Gordon, Richard and Susan Harris, Leigh
Efland, Chandler and Alyson Foreman , Nikki Gordon, Robert and Yvonne Harris, Mark and Beth
Ehrenberg, Courtney Forrest & Forrest Dentistry Gradillas, Justine Harris, Vickie
Eller, Carol Foss, Sarah Grandjean, Scott and Karoline Harrison, David and Debbie
Elmore, Charles and Kimberly Foster, Steve and Lynn Grant, Ashley Harrison, JD and Leslie
Encouragers Life Group - FBCIT Foster, Travis Grassnickle, Ken and Betty Harter, Eileen
Engle, Margie Foundation For The Carolinas Gravelyn, Timothy and Carol Hartis, Andrew and Jeanette
Engle, Paul Fowler, Greg Gray, Brian Hassay, Rob and Laura
Equinix Foxhoven, Shawna Gray, Carol Hawver, George
Erb, Dorothy Fraley, Joan Gray, Paul Hawver, Glen and Bethany
Erb, Fran Freeman, Heather Greene, Darren and Rosalie Hawver, Thea
Escobar, Jovanna Fry, David and Christine Greene, Rachel Hayes, Grace
Esquivel, Sandra Fry, Linda Greer, Arianne Heard, Brad
Esterline, Eric and Jody FSI Office Greer, Gary and April Hedrick, Chris and Deanna
Etherington, Bob Fuller, Ben and Letha Griffin Masonry Hedrick, Ken
Eustace, Lora Funderburk, Amber Griffin Motor Co. Hedrick, Patrick and Chelsea
Evans, Billy Funderburk, Terence and Tammy Griffin, Chad and Misty Heh, Mary Ann
Evans, Jim Gagliano, Dianne Griffin, Ellie Heh, Steven and Amy
Evans, John Galindo, Ana Griffin, Jeff and Nancy Helms Family
Evans, Tammy Gallier, Carole Griffin, Lawrence and Robin Helms Heating & Air
Griffin, Randy and Danette Conditioning Inc.
Griffin, Rhonda Helms, Aaron
Twenty Middle School students chose to take the Griffin, William Helms, Amy
next step in their faith and were baptized during Grinchak, Julia Helms, Cathy
Upper School chapel services between October Grindstaff, Kaycie Helms, Chris
Gromlovits, Jessica Helms, Dustin and Cathlin
2019 and March 2020. Five of the sixth grade
Groome, Alan and Jessica Helms, Harvel and Tamara
boys took their decision one step further and Groome, Barry and Jacky Helms, Jan
formed a discipleship group that met weekly with Grossman, Glenn and Caroline Helms, Janet
the Upper School Dean of Students, JarMark Grue, Linda Helms, Madolyn
Parker. We are so blessed to not only help our Grue, Tina Helms, Michael and Lori
Guhl, Christian and Stacy Helms, Renita
students grow in their academics, but in their
Guitard, Christy Helms, Shirley
spiritual walks as well. - Mrs. Paige Summey, Gullo, Carl Henderson, Brett and Melissa
Middle School Principal, Metrolina Christian Guo, Ji and Wenqing Hendrick Motors of Charlotte
Academy Guptill, Kevin and Chanda Mercedes Benz
Guse, Eileen Hendricks, Debra
Guse, Guse Hendrix, Alan
Faulkner, David Gardner, James and Heather Guse, Jenny Hendrix, Beverly
Faulkner, Elizabeth Garmon, Phyllis Gustafson, Eric and Jenny Hendrix, Debbe
Fear, Lawrence and Nancy Gaskin, Terrell and Barbara Gwaltney, Kaye Henning, Jessica
Feher, John and Linda Gaskins, Scott and Andria Gyamfi, Johnson and Dorinda Henry, Diane
Feldman, John and Carmel Gator Pool and Spa LLC Hacker, James and Colleen Hensley, Mike and Charlotte
Ferguson, Dennis and Lynn Gearhart, Margaret Haga, Kenneth and Cathy Herian, Nancy
Ferguson, Gene General Mills Box Tops for Hall, Jeanine Heritage Funeral & Cremation
Ferguson, Mark and Michelle Education Hall, Lloyd Service
Ferguson, Michael and Dawn Germano, Michelle Hall, Penny Hernandez, Blanca
Ferrell, Jerry Wayne and Christi Geurkink, John and Patricia Hall, Sharon Hesprich, Jeanne
Few, David and Erin Ghitas, Stephanie Hamilton, Curt and Jennifer Higgins, Deborah
Fidelity Charitable Gibbs, Frank and Christa Haney, Beverly Hight, Jessica
Fieldsend, George and Kellie Gibbs, Richard and Catherine Haney, Jackson and Tiffany Hill, Jessica
Fijan, Jack and Debbie Gibson, Lori Hanford, Lauren Hill, Travis and Laura
Fincher, Mary Beth Gibson, Mavis Hanshaw, Robert and Amber Hinson, Betsy
Fink, Dale and Beth Gilbert, Jennifer Harding, Robert and Ali Hinson, Troyanne
Fink, Michelle Gillen, Randy Hargett, Amanda Hobbs, Elaine
Fink, Tammy Gilliam, Erin Hargett, Chuck Hobbs, Jason and Erin
First Citizens Bank & Trust Gillis, Mitchell and Jennifer Hargett, Ryan and Elizabeth Hodge, Jay and Hilary
Flannery, Caitlin Gilmore, Lashonda Hargett, Sandy Hoffner, Adam
Flannery, Shawn and Suzanne Gilmore, Michael and Katherine Harless, Meaghan Hogue, Lou
Fleischman, Ed and Michele Girard, Bobby and Meghan Harold, Ann Hoist & Crane Systems, Inc.
Fleury, Joel and Molly Goble, David Harper, Jennifer Holden Realty
Flinn, Jim and Sharron Godwin, Joe and Lisa Harrill, Susan Holleman, Adam and Emily
Flowers, Jill Golf, Etc. Tech Studio Harrington Family Holloway, Bill and Carol
Foley, Courtney Gomez, Luis and Cheryl Harris Teeter, Inc. Holloway, Deborah
Foley, Jason Gooch, Rose Harris, Denzil Holsten, Amy
Folger, Alice Goodman, Shelba Harris, Doug and Donna Holtzclaw, April
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Honeycutt, Brett and Jennifer Joiner, Donny and Caroline Kurien, George and Elizabeth Lopes, Thiago and Brandee
Hopper, Gloria Joiner, Dub and Martha Kurilov, Lucy Loucy, Christopher
Hornaday, Rocky and Pat Jolly, Frank and Tracy Kuykendall, David and Donna and Christine
Hornbeck, Christopher and Lori Jolly, Georgie Lackey, Bryan and Kimberly Loughren, Rebecca
Hornbeck, David and Gail Jolly, Larry Laguerre, Jacques and Therese Loughren, Rory and Tiffany
Horrigan, Christina Jones Lang Lasalle, Inc. Laguerre, Jacques and Toinette Loughren, Shane and Audra
Horton, Janette Jones, Ashley Laguerre, Patrick Lovelace, Dana
Hosaflook, Evadale Jones, Kimberly Lah, Innocent and Sylvia Lowder, Chris
Houge, Michael Jones, Lee and Amanda Lail, Taylor Lowery, Chris and Jennifer
Hough, Joe and Jennifer Jones, Pansy Lamason, Tammy Lowery, Vivian
Howard, Duane and Monica Jordan, Dawn Lamb, Barbara Lucas, Consuelo
Howell, Harold and Heather Jordan, Marvin Lamparter, Nicholas Class of 2009 Luther, Kristin
Howell, Zeb and Ann Josey, Erin Lane, Jessica Lytle, Paris and Lisa
Hoxit, Bobby Josey, Pam Lane, Tina Mabry, Clint and Carrie
Hubbard, Morgan Jourdan, Virginia Laney, Ashley Mabry, Risden and Cynthia
Huberty, Wayne and Rachel Juby, Anna Laney, Cassie Maciejewski, Peggy
Hucks, Kimberly Kachirisky, Jennifer Laney, Darrell and Lynn Macurda, Kim
Huddleston, Cody Kaminski, David and Stacy Langley, Tabby Macurda, Kristin
Huey, Crystal Kassis, Rich Lankford, Andy Macurda, William and Nancy
Huey, Tawana Kastner, Amy Larry Helms Floor Sanding Madan, Rick and Lena
Huey, Wilson Kastner, Christopher Larry S. Helms & Associates Madison Home Builders
Huffman, Dennis Katzman, Brittany Larson, Carolyn Maheras, John and Katherine
Huffman, Robert and Kimberly Katzman, Ronda Latta, Courtney MaidPro of South Charlotte
Hughes, Roy and Linda Kegley, Diane Laughlin, Jeannette Malkemes, Mary Ann
Hugo, Chastity Kemp, Richard Laurents, John and Kelly Malone, Gerald
Hults, Betty Kenley, Justin and Courtney Law, Jay and Wendy Malone, Matthew and Kelli
Huneycutt, Jane Ellen Kennington, Emily Lawing, Donna Maloney, Adela
Huneycutt, Jeff and Jennifer Kennison, Jessica Laying It Down, Inc. Malta, Vincent
Hunt, Jimmy Kent, George and Jeanne Lazo, Erik and Jennifer Manabat, Julio
Hunter, Andy Kerbyson, Jason and Amanda LeBlanc, Hannah Manning, Patrick and Katie
Hurst, Donna Kernodle, Bucleigh Lederer, Thomas and Dina Manning, Ray and Daphne
Hurst, Justin and Bonnie Kerstiens, David and Mary Lee, Deborah Manus, Corey
Husband, John and Nancy Kessler, David and Gloria Lee, Eileen Manus, Ginger
Hutcheson, Angela Kessler, Scott and Jennifer Lee, Rhonda Manus, Joe and Michelle
Hutchko, Jane Ketchie, Shannon and Pamela Lee, Tashawn Manzo, Melanie
Indian Trail Hardware Keyser, Kim Legun, Alexandr Maoury, George and Renee
Inge, Mark and Paige Kiker, James and Deborah Lemmond, Ann Marcano, Carlos and Michelle
Inge, Nancy Killian, Christina Leopard, Henry and Lauri Marchand, Candy
Inge, Zach and Abby Kimball, Raini Lerch, Colin and Christy Marcotte, Peggy
Iosue, Tony and Barb Kimrey, Sue Letourneau, Linda Marcoux, Jamie and Amanda
Irvin, Eric and Kristil Kimrey, Zach and Kimberly Letzelter, Elvia Marcoux, Lee
ISC Kindel, Breanne Letzelter, Frances Marilla, Lynn
Izard, Ernest Kindel, Christina Lewis, Jim and Carol Martin, Francis and Donna
Jack Rabbit Salon Kindel, Deborah Lewis, Mark and Robin Martin, Gregory and Shelia
Jackson, Eddie and Kathy Kindel, Matthew and Nina Libbey, Catherine
Jackson, Jan King Construction & Piping Lievanos, Destry
Jackson, Lori King, Joe and Mary Lightner, Brittany
Jackson, Michelle Kingdom Seekers Linger, Ernie
Jamison, Darenique Lifegroup-FBCIT Linger, Paul and Bethany
Janusz, Ken and Nikki Kinser, Andy and Julie Link, Helen
Janusz, Kenneth and Barbara Kirby, Darlene Linker, Marianne
Jaro, Frank Kirnan, John and Rosemarie Linker, Ronald
Jarrett, Kody Kirnan, Peggy Linker, Will and Wendy
Jarvis, Mike and Terri Kitson, David and Lori Lisk, Steve and Rhonda
Jaynes, Erik and Jill Klein, Michael and Alison List, Sandra
Jenkins, Jay and Julie Klick, Deborah Little, Doug
Jenkins, Marion Kloeppling, Ryan Little, Mark and Polly
Jennings, John Kluth, John and Beth Little, Vanessa
Jespersen, Mike Knight, Angela Liventsov, Mark
Johnson, Jim and Dawn Knight, Randall LiVigni, Paul and Lisa
Johnson, Josh and Ashlee Knight, Roxanne Lloyd, Robert and Carolin
Johnson, Larry and Charlene Kohl's Loc-Doc, Inc.
Johnson, Jeremy and Lindsey Konecny, Chris and JC Lockhart, Isaiah and Laura
Johnson, Rebecca Konecny, Jody Loeck, Diana
Johnson, Robyn and Suzannah Koppe, Clinton and Heather Loeck, Kirby and Julie
Johnson, Theresa Krakker, Bryan and Seema Lomax, Phil and Karen
Joiner, David and Joy Kull, Doug and Sara Long, Andrea
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Martin, Kelly Mercer, Teresa Mrs. Hucks' 2019 Kindergarten Owens, William and Phyllis
Martin, Natalie Merry, Robin Class Oxner, Shirley
Martin, Peggy Messenger, Nathaniel MSA Advantage Inc. Pages, Hector
Martin, Tony and Brenda Messmer, Kenneth Mueller, Craig and Lesa Palermo, Madi
Mathieson, James and Karen Messmer, Barbara Muldrow, Jennifer Palmer, Bradley and Cheryl
Matthews, Jeanie Messmer, Joe and Sandy Mullis, Joe and Jill Palmer, Thomas
Matthews, Rebecca Mia Famiglia Restaurant and Mullis, Nancy Panek, Shannon
Maxson, Andy and Jessie Pizzeria Mullis, Rodney Parker, CJ Class of 2019
May, Angela Michalak, Doug and Angela Mummert, Jennifer Parker, Corinthian and Irma
Mayhew, Pamela Michalak, Robert and Nancy Murphy, Eric and Renee Parker, Jarmark and Crystal
McAlhaney, Jim Midgette, Elizabeth Musselwhite, Brian Parker, Scottie and Erin
McCabe, Judy Miki's Restaurant Nampoothiri, Rekha Parker, Shelby
McCart, Carolyn Miller, Chuck National Christian Foundation Parker, Stephen and Kellie
McCarthy, Jason and Sarah Miller, Jacob and Jaclyn Nelson, Melissa Parrish, Joshua and Rachel
McCay, Paige Miller, Jerry and Jayme Nelson, Susan Parry, Adrian
McClain, Russell Miller, Larry and Mary Neubauer, Joshua and Jessica Parry, Patrick
McClain, Shawn and Debbie Miller, Lynnette Newell, April Parry, Paula
McClimans, Shawn Miller, Miranda Newell, Charles and Nadine Paschall, Anita
McCollum, Sarah Class of 2017 Miller, Ray and Barbara Newton, Brent and Emily Patel, Ruby
McCotter, Greg and Cindy Miller, Ryan and Wallace Nexus Dental Patnode, Brian
McCotter, Jason and Elizabeth Paul, Joe and Peg
McCotter, Justin Paul, Laura
McCully, Cornelia Paulk, Joseph and Ingrid
When I was a kid, I had a magnifying glass that I
McCutcheon, Dayna Payne, Violet
McDaniel, Jerry and Angie would hold while the sun’s rays would come Peachland Design and
McDonald, Craig through and focus on a single object. Before Fabrication
McDowell, Danny and Sarah long that focus would light a fire. Our goal at Pediatric Boulevard
McDowell, Vince and Jeanette MCA is to help students have a laser-like focus Penley, Tony and Kristy
McDuffie, Phyllis Pennigar, Lori
McFarlane, Scott
on Jesus Christ, using education as an Penninger, Darlene
McGhee, Connor instrument and tool that ultimately lights a fire Pennings, Jill
McGinn, Kathryn for Christ in our culture. Thank you for investing Perdue, Bonnie
McGinty, Kara in our students for the cause of Christ. Pereira, Natalina
McGregor, Jasmine - Dr. Michael T. Whitson, Senior Pastor, First Perez, Janer and Veronica
McGuirt, Daniel and Autumn Perez, Kelley
McIntosh, Larry Baptist Church Indian Trail Performance Logistics, Inc
McKee, Tripp Perrin, Jane
McKibben, Melissa Perruquet, Kenneth
McKinley, Jim and Judy Miller, Stephen and Amanda Nicholas, Nellie Perry, Jackson
McKinsey & Co Miller, Tori Nicolson, Donald Perry, Jaral and Catherine
McKnight, Chloe Class of 2011 Mills, Larry and Sherrie Nivens, Kyndall Peters, Andrew and Kathleen
McLean, Colleen Minnes, Matthew and Lisa Noble, Teresa Peters, Brad and Tammy
McLendon, Grady Miser, Austin and Kaylin Nodine, Bonnie Peters, Lucian
McMillan, Brian Miyamoto, Dianna Nodine, Laura Peterson, David and Greta
McMillan, Diane Moen, Brandon and Autumn Norman, Kimberly Pfaff, Cynthia
McMurray, Amy Monde, Geniece Norris, Dawn Phelps, Casey
MCT General Contractors, Inc. Moody Bible Institute Northstar Real Estate Philemon, Daniel and Lindsay
McWhirter, Brandon and Hillary Moore, Brittany Norwood, Patrick and Shannon Phillips, Michael and Pamela
McWhorter, Kassie Moore, Kay Nuzum, Tonya Piedrahita, Jorge
Meadows, Michelle Moore, Victor Nwafor, Stirling Pierce, Barbara
Meadows, Randy and Melissa Moose, William O’Connor, Peggy Pierce, Bob and Rosemary
Medford, Bradley Moreau, Sharon O'Donoghue, Tara Pierce, Brian
Medlin, John and Carie Moreau, Tim Class of 2007 O'Donoghue, Thomas Pierce, Mark and Karyn
Medlin, Nicole Moreno, Mark and Alesha Ogburn, Jimmy and Trish Pigg, Larry
Medlin, Rex and Cindy Morgan, Joseph and Katie Olsen, David Pimentel, Rebecca
Meier, Frank and Lisa Morris, Ian Olsen, Howard and Jennifer Pinto, Luis and Phyllis
Melendez, Samuel and Maudia Morris, Richard and Denise Olsen, Ian Piper Sandler Companies
Mellor, Brooke Morris, Sarina Olsen, John and Amy Pitts, Justin
Melton, Dustin and Rebecca Morrison, Kyle and Christine Olsen, Nettie Pitts, Martha
Melton, Jo Morrison, Lindsey Omega Homes USA LLC Pizza Spiga Italian Restaurant
Melton, Roger and Michelle Morse, Michael and Tiffany Orantes, Luz Plotseneder, Lesa
Melton, Steve and Pam Morse, Nancy Ormand, Smads Plyler, Butch and Becky
Mendlik, Christopher and Julie Moser, Terry and Connie Orr, Kevin and Karen Plyler, Ronald and Michele
Mendlik, Erik and Sarah Mosley, Carey Osaka Japanese Restaurant Polsgrove, Aaron and Wendy
Mendlik, Jane Mosley, Mary Osborne, Natalie Polsgrove, Marilyn
Mercer, Julian and Chemika Moss, David and Sandi Oswalt, Elizabeth Poole, Greg
Mercer, Kathy Moton, Carol Owens, Rob and Andrea Potts, Andy and Teena
20 Metrolina Christian AcademyFocus on Donors
Pouges, Byron and Monique Roberson, Rick Smith, Danny
Powell, Samuel Roberts, Bob and Debbie Smith, David and Autumn
Powell, Weldon and Tammy Roberts, Diana Smith, Dean and Julia
Pradel, Alex Roberts, Nicole Smith, Derek and Ashley
Pratt, Amanda Robinson, Bryan and Juli Smith, Diane
Premier Healthcare Solutions, Inc. Robinson, Daniel Smith, Grainger and Phylia
Pressler, Allen and Renee Robinson, Jeff and Melanie Smith, Greg and Monica
Pressley, Larry and Carolyn Robinson, Mark and Darhma Smith, Jeffrey and Sandra
Pressley, Mike and Heather Robinson, Sarah Smith, Jim
Pressley, Rodney and Suzanne Robinson, Teresa Smith, Mark and Melissa
Previtte, Delores Roddy, Ardith Smith, Mike and Barbara
Price, Brandon and Megan Roddy, Richard and Christy Smith, Pamela
Price, Brenda Rodgers, Wayne and Donna Smith, Rachel
Price, Donald and Beverly Roffler, Travis and Lesa Smith, Robert
Price, Jamey and Devon Rogers, Andrew and Nicole Smith, Shellie
Price, Jessica Rogers, Jeff and Natasha Smith, Stacey
Price, Rod and Cathy Rogers, Lori Smith, Ted and Joyce
Pridgen, Blake Roland, James Smith, Troy
Pridgen, Gene and Jamie Roland, Jason and Sharon Sniatecki, Brian and Nicole
Pridgen, Sarah Romans, Ronnie and Deena Snorf, Barry
Prince, Rodney and Candy Ronk, Robert and Pat Snow, Bobby and Elizabeth
Principi, Tom and Nancy Rosado, Efren Snyder, Darren and Barbara
Printzlau, Fred and Donna Rose, Justin Snyder, Matt Class of 2006 and
Privette, Amanda Rosen, Stuart and Niki Shaffer, Nancy Heather Class of 2007
Privette, Tyler and Leighanne Rosser, Richard and Koral Shaffer, Robby Sorrentino, Louie and Andrea
Propst, Daniel and Caroline Rowlson, Brian and Kylie Shaktman-Dean, Camille Sorrentino, Vittorio and Loreen
Propst, Jocqueline Rowlson, Janet Shamblin, Erik and Kelley Soublet, Aya
Pruitt, Rex and Kathy Royal, Leonard and Chantee Shamblin, Shirley Spadin, Melissa
Publix Partners Rozendal, Roger and Reda Shannon, Hubert and Ruth Sparkman, Laura
Purser, Elizabeth Rucker, Boone and Jerri Sharkey, Neal and Cecile Sparks, James
Purvis, Shane and Laura Rucker, Rob and Krista Shaw, Mitch and Ann Sparks, Kyle and Tina
Pyfer, Katie Ruffin, Shane Shears, Angela Spence, Dave and Andrea
Qualls, Ben Class of 2020 Ruhle, Jack Shellman, Andy and Ann Spencer, Tiffany
Quarino, Rosemary Ruhle, Morgan Shellman, Sondra Spinney, Russell and Sandy
Quick, Perry and Kirsten Rule, Kevin Shields, Scott and Lisa Springer, Pamela
Rabon, Brandi Rule, Tyson and Tracy Shinn, Adam and Keri St. John Photography
Ragan, Kay Russell, Alysha Shore, Anita Stadler, Derek and Alexis
Railside Auto, Inc. Russell, Sierra Shore, Heather Stahan, Sandy Jay
Raines, Marilyn Rutherford, Jason and Kristie Shore, Richard and Anita Staley, Sandi
Raley, Tashana Rutledge, Sherie Shoup Noble, Penny Stancil, Anna
Raley, Toni Class of 2014 S & S Maintenance, Inc. Shropshire, Pamela Stanley, Alice
Ramsey, Robert and Colleen Sadler, Preston and Pamela Shuck, Gavin and Karin Starr & Dickens Orthodontics
Rankin, Reese Salazar, Nelly Siegfried, Matthew and Sarah Stauffer, Zachary
Rankin, Sam Sanders, Kelly Silipigni, Robin Stearns, Pamela
Raskin, Larry and Wendy Sankowski, Alex and Lisa Simmons, Kerry Steele, Anne
Ray Lifegroup - FBCIT Sarvey, Andria Simmons, Yolanda Steele, Mark and Melissa
Reboy, Louis and Beth Sasser, David and Cami Simply Wiring Services, Inc. Steele, Robert and Rebecca
Redfearn, Derek and Roxy Schattie, Robert and Ellen Simpson, Bruce and Linda Steffensen, Sarah
Reule, Bill and Sandy Scheid, Valerie Simpson, Cynthia Stegall, Donna
Reynolds Trucking LLC Schinemann, Ismael and Elaine Simpson, Eric and Barbara Stephens, Susan
Reynolds, Bruce and Janice Schmitt, Jerry and Andrea Simpson, Jonathan Stephenson, James
Reynolds, Bruce and Samantha Schmitt, Russell and Kay Simpson, Josh and Kaiti Stephenson, Kevin
Reynolds, Matt and Leslie Scholand, Clay Simpson, Norman and Renee Stephenson, Walter and Gloria
Reynolds, Ronna Schopler, David and Marla Simpson, Patricia Sterling, Roger and Judy
Rhoden, Carla Schwartz, Michael Simpson, Will and Ronda Sterling, Sarah
Rhodes, Arthur Scott, Joshua Sims, Laci Stevens, Robert and Breanne
Rhodes, Dennis and Amy Sealy, Adam and Lucinda Siner, Jeff Stewart Enterprises
Rhyne, Patrick and Jodi Secrest, Christopher and Shelia Singleton, Warren and Heather Stewart, Kaylin
Rich, Leslie Secrest, Debra Skariya, Reeny Stewart, Sonya
Riddle, Vinita Seibold, Katherine Slemp, Matthew and Chelsea Stickley, Blake
Riley, Cobey and Monika Seriff, Alison Small, Ed Stickley, Brian and Beckie
Rio, Mary Seriff, David Smigelsky, Jane Stickley, Greg and Blair
Risley, Doris Seward, Tony and Susan Smigelsky, John Stickley, Jason and Shelby
Risley, Korey and Brandi Seward, W. Jefferson and Smith, Allen Stiene, John
Ritter, Jaron Sue Ellen Smith, Chris Stiene, Timothy and Amy
Robbins, Mary SFI, LLC Smith, Creg and Karen Stokes, Phillip and Susan
Roberson, Barry and Dawn Shadrick, Julie Smith, Daniel Stokes, Sharyn
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