“Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good

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Annual
Gift Giving
2014/2015
“Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your
good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven.”
- Matthew 5:16 -
From Our
Senior Pastor
WHAT’S INSIDE:
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n most cases the students of MCA have parents who have made
extraordinary sacrifices to enable them to attend Christian school.
Often I am privileged to hear parents share their stories of how
the Lord has provided the financial means to insure their sons and
daughters continue the pursuit of academic excellence. The smile on
everyone’s face at graduation speaks volumes of the satisfaction of
their investment. At that
ceremony I have never
had anyone come and say
to me, “I have no idea
why we struggled so
much to make this
happen.” Actually, it has
been just the opposite. It
FROM OUR SENIOR PASTOR.....1
FROM OUR HEAD OF SCHOOL.....2
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE.....3
AWARDS AND RECOGNITION.....5
PROJECT SERVE.....9
THE CORNERSTONE FUND.....11
From Our Director of
Advancement.....11
Financial Report.....11
ENHANCEMENTS.....11
SPECIAL EVENTS AND FUNDRAISING.....13
Annual Kick-Off for the Cornerstone
Fund.....13
Boosterthon Fun Run.....16
Golfers’ Challenge.....20
Springapalooza.....22
JAARS Challenge.....24
Easy Ways to Support MCA.....24
Designated Giving.....24
Limitless Building Campaign.....25
DESIGN/LAYOUT CREDIT
Dana Bostic and Sharron Cox
PHOTO CREDITS
Sharron Cox
Carol Walton
Lauri Leopard Lindsay Calloway
Michele Plyler St. John Photography
Stacy Pimentel Michelle Ferguson
sounds more like, “It has been worth it
Spirit and who have a sense of Divine call
to teach.
3. Peer pressure that is positive rather than
negative is a strong motivating factor.
MCA student atmosphere is
overwhelmingly where students challenge
each other to be stronger and more
dedicated.
all.”
Public school parents often ask Christian
school parents, “Why do your children go to
Christian school?” Let’s look at that
penetrating question for a moment. Indeed,
why should one sacrifice to enroll their
children in Metrolina Christian Academy?
4. Academic Excellence is certainly not the
least value of Christian Education.
Statistics prove that because of the
student/teacher ratio and the quality of
the instruction that graduates have a
much higher SAT and better chance at
life because of the higher standards that
are set.
1. To guarantee the opportunity to obtain a
biblical world-view. Students learn that
the Bible shapes how we think about
every realm of life, who we are, where we
came from and where we are going.
When you know those things then it
enables one to walk through this life with
great confidence. It impacts the decisions
that we make, the vocation that we
choose, the way we raise our families and
how to confront the enemy. When the
Bible becomes one’s basis for life then it
affects your response to every area of life.
Today, I praise the Lord for obedient
parents who take seriously their role to
“train up a child in the way he should go.”
All the sacrifices, time, money, energy,
commitment and inconveniences that you
make to see your sons and daughters
become mature servants of our Lord,
trained and equipped to carry out His plan
for their life will be rewarded. It may be a
simple “thank you” from them or the
ultimate “Well done, good and faithful
servant.”
2. Teachers are our mentors during these
formative years. What better mentor than
knowing our sons and daughters are
being impacted 35 hours a week by
people who are filled with God’s Holy
Dr. Mike Whitson
Senior Pastor
First Baptist Church Indian Trail
Dana Bostic - Director of Advancement
Shea Braswell - Assistant to Director of
Advancement
Sharron Cox - Advancement Support
The Annual Report is a publication of the
Advancement Office of Metrolina Christian
Academy and is also available at
www.metrolinachristian.org/Support MCA/
Annual Report.
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J
oel 1:2-3 describes so powerfully the story and testimony that God
can create in the life of individual believers and organizations that
are set apart for His glory. These verses tell us when God writes
the story it will be unique and special as evidenced by the question of
“has anything like this happened before?” Verse three goes on to
instruct us that it will be a story we will want to pass to the generations
to come. Metrolina
Christian Academy is
such a story. There is no
explanation for our
school other than God.
He has set this school
apart for the last 23
years as a place that
would train champions for Christ and seek
to bring Him glory! God has written this
school’s story throughout its history and it is
indeed a special and unique place.
God has given us an incredible spiritual
legacy here at Metrolina. More than 2200
students have received Christ as Savior in
our history and many more have deepened
their walk with God while here.
Additionally, God’s story for Metrolina has
unfolded over the years into a strong and
vibrant community of families who make up
this school.
As we look forward to the start of the 20152016 school year, I am so excited for all
God has in store for us. Our theme verses
for this school year will come from Joel 1:23 with the tagline of “What’s Your Story?”
We want this school year to be about
drawing students, staff, and families back to
the idea of allowing our great God to write
the story of our lives.
God has so much more planned and in
mind for our lives than we could ever think
or imagine. My prayer is that we would
allow God to write our individual stories
and then in turn we would pass these God
stories down to the next generation.
Similarly, my desire is that the faculty and
staff will continue to pass God’s story so
powerfully off to our students so they will
one day do even greater works for the
Kingdom.
The Annual Cornerstone Fund has made it
possible for God to continually write His
story here at Metrolina. This fund has done
so by helping us to grow our program while
still keeping our tuition affordable for the
average middle class family. Once again, I
ask you to consider how God might use you
this coming year to support the cause of
Christian education at Metrolina Christian
Academy.
We have a new two-building campaign
called “Limitless” and we will shortly see the
fruit of Phase One – Math and Science
Building. However, the needs of our school
are still very great and could be best
described as God-sized needs. One of our
top priorities now is that we press on
towards raising the funds needed for the
development and completion of the Phase
Two - Fine Arts Building.
I ask that you pray about how you might be
involved in helping our school impact more
students for the cause of Christ through the
Annual Cornerstone Fund. Always
remember that no gift is too small.
From Our
Head of School
“Hear this, you leaders of the people.
Listen, all who live in the land. In all your
history, has anything like this happened
before? Tell your children about it in the
years to come, and let your children tell
their children. Pass the story down from
generation to generation.” - Joel 1:2-3
Thank you for your love and support! It is
going to be a great year in the life of our
school and I look forward to seeing you
soon!
Sincerely,
Rev. Rick Calloway
Head of School
Metrolina Christian Academy
Indian Trail
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THE CLASS OF 2015
Academic
Excellence
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
The National Honor Society (NHS) is the
nation’s premier organization established to
recognize outstanding high school students.
More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to
honor those students who have demonstrated
excellence in the areas of Scholarship,
Leadership, Service and Character.
Graduates:
Emily Anzaldi
Olivia Barry
Ellison Best
Marisa Borek
Noah Breeden
Becca Brewer
Cheyenne Bricken
Haley Brozik
Grace Couick
Noah Cranford
Jessie Ellis
Tyler Edmisten
Diarra Everett
Phillip Gaskin
Emily Herba
Ashleigh Howell
Alyssa Inge
Lauren Kenley
Paris Lytle
Riley McClain
Jessie Mumford
Kylie Nestor
Brett Plyler
Lacey Rowan
Rachel Santimaw
Alyssa Scarfato
Sydney Schwitzerlett
McKayla Smith
Alanna Underwood
Madison Verrone
Lauren Walters
Landon Whitley
Caressa Wilson
Sarah Workman
SENIOR CLASS RECOGNITIONS
Valedictorian:
Salutatorian:
Michael T. Whitson Scholarship:
Michael T. Whitson Servanthood Scholarship:
Maeghan Edwards Memorial Scholarship:
MCA Warrior Scholarship (Female):
MCA Warrior Scholarship (Male):
“Press On” Scholarship:
“Press On” Scholarship:
Community Readiness Achievement Award:
Overcomer Award:
Administrator Award:
Paul Award:
Timothy Award:
Barnabas Award:
Joseph Award:
“That the generation to come might
know Him.” - Psalm 78:6
Cheyenne Bricken
Phillip Gaskin
Caleb Hensley
Lauren Kenley
Jessica Ellis
Alyssa Scarfato
Brett Plyler
Rebecca Brewer
Diarra Everett
Brandon Myers
Kayla Jones
Taylor Blalock, Tyler Edmisten, Kristen
Einhorn, Diarra Everett, Hayden Myatt,
Brandon Myers, Kylie Nestor and
Caressa Wilson
Jessica Ellis and Paris Lytle
Lauren Kenley and Brett Plyler
Jonathan Braswell and Rachel Santimaw
Alyssa Scarfato and Hilton Smith
WARRIOR SERVANT
LEADERSHIP
The Warrior Servant Leadership Program is
more than an opportunity for students to
serve, but an attitude and commitment to
follow the commands of scripture and the
model of Christ seen in Matthew 20:26-28.
The WSL Program is a school-wide pledge to
create more service and leadership
opportunities for our students in an effort to
cultivate a lifestyle of service. This year’s
graduates accumulated a total of 1076
community services hours.
Graduates:
Emily Anzaldi
Ellison Best
Becca Brewer
Cheyenne Bricken
Kristen Einhorn
Emily Herba
Ashleigh Howell
Lauren Kenley
Jessie Mumford
Brett Plyer
Lacey Rowan
Alyssa Scarfato
left to right: Phillip GaskinSalutatorian, Cheyenne BrickenValedictorian, Mr. McDowellUpper School Principal
Diarra Everett, Class of 2015
Senior Speaker
left to right: Rachel Santimaw on
piano, Alyssa Scarfato on
microphone, Brett Plyler on
guitar
MCA “LIFERS”
Graduates who have completed 13 years of education at MCA (K-12th).
Graduates:
Rebecca Brewer
Phillip Gaskin
Lauren Kenley
McKayla Smith
Megan Cheek
Caleb Hensley
Lexi Kisiah
Landon Whitley
Grace Couick
Emily Herba
Brett Plyler
Sarah Workman
Alyssa Inge
Lauren Pressley
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The 73 graduates of the Class of 2015 were
offered $8,391,050 in scholarship dollars.
Academic
Excellence
COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY ACCEPTANCES
Anderson University
Appalachian State University
Arcadia University
Asheville-Buncombe Technical
Community College
Athens Technical College
Barton College
Belmont Abbey College
Beloit College
Bluefield College
Brevard College
Bridgewater College
California College of the Arts
Campbell University
Canisius College
Carson-Newman University
Catawba College
Catawba Valley Community
College
Central Piedmont Community
College
Charleston Southern University
Clafin University
Clearwater Christian College
Clemson University
Coastal Carolina University
Covenant College
Duquesne University
East Carolina University
East Tennessee State University
Faulkner University
Flagler College
Furman University
Gardner-Webb University
Guilford College
Hampden-Sydney College
High Point University
Hofstra University
Indiana Wesleyan University
Johnson & Wales University
Johnson C. Smith University
Lee University
Lees-McRae College
Lenoir-Rhyne University
Liberty University
Longwood University
Lynchburg College
Mars Hill University
Mercer University
Methodist University
Mid-Atlantic Christian
University
Montreat College
North Carolina State University
North Greenville University
North Park University
Oglethorpe University
Ohio University
Palm Beach Atlantic
Paul Mitchell Cosmetology
School
Pensacola Christian College
Presbyterian College
Queens University
Regent University
Ringling College of Art & Design
Salem University
Samford University
Savannah College of Art and
Design
School of Visual ArtsNew York City
Shenandoah University
Siena College
South Carolina State University
South Piedmont Community
College
Southeastern University
St. Andrews University
The Art Institute of Charlotte
The School of the Art Institute
of Chicago
Trinity Baptist College
Trinity Christian College
CHARACTER AWARDS
HEAD OF SCHOOL AWARDS
PAUL AWARD
BARNABAS AWARD
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Missions Work/Christian Ministry
Involvement
Encourager/One Who Edifies Others
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Bailey Brown, 5th Grade
Emma Burnette, 5th Grade
Jordan Bezek, 6th Grade
Kelsey Jones, 7th Grade
Jacob Honeycutt, 8th Grade
Campbell Woodmansee, 9th Grade
Rylee Doyle, 10th Grade
Mariahney Stuart, 11th Grade
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Ben Barnes, 5th Grade
Allyson Laustsen, 5th Grade
Zoe Cooper, 6th Grade
Anderson Thompson, 7th Grade
Madelyn Combs, 8th Grade
Caitlyn Crawford, 9th Grade
Christian Bezek, 10th Grade
Rachel Wallace, 11th Grade
Tusculum College
Union University
University of Miami
University of North CarolinaChapel Hill
University of North CarolinaCharlotte
University of North CarolinaGreensboro
University of North CarolinaWilmington
University of South Carolina
University of Southern
California
University of Tampa
University of TennesseeKnoxville
University of WisconsinWhitewater
Virginia State University
Wake Forest University
Western Carolina University
Western University
Wingate University
Winston Salem State University
Winthrop University
Xavier University
Young Harris College
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6th Grade:
7th Grade:
8th Grade:
9th Grade:
10th Grade:
11th Grade:
Skylar Guhl and Colin Welborn
Kate Melton and Gabriel Perez
Kaelyn Herba and Cruse Carpenter
Madison Maynard and Jacob Reynolds
Hailey Morrison and Drew Moore
Karina Gurdyumov and Ethan Slusarski
SAT & ACT Averages
SAT
M+CR
ACT
1045
22.0
National
1010* 21.0**
North Carolina
1006* 18.9**
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Public Schools
1010* 18.6**
Union County Public Schools
1032* 20.2**
JOSEPH AWARD
TIMOTHY AWARD
Exemplary Testimony
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Jonah Breeden, 5th Grade
Alli Flannery, 5th Grade
David Gustafson, 6th Grade
Jed Wooten, 7th Grade
Austin Lathan, 8th Grade
Isabella Cranford, 9th Grade
Laurel Sankowski, 10th Grade
Billy Edwards, 11th Grade
Leadership/Shows Strength in
Adversity
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Sadie Thompson, 5th Grade
Tucker Wren, 5th Grade
Jack Laurents, 6th Grade
Aiden Sankowski, 7th Grade
Bailey Huneycutt, 8th Grade
David Thomas, 9th Grade
Jacob Sturm, 10th Grade
Christian Yarborough, 11th Grade
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*Source: The North Carolina 2014 SAT Report
**Source: 2014 Public Schools of NC-Accountability Services
Division
Awards &
Recognition
ANNUAL TALENT SHOW
Each year, as a fund raiser for
the Jr./Sr. Formal, the 11th
grade sponsors a talent show.
It is great way raise funds and
provide an entertaining
evening.
MATH OLYMPICS
Their passion for math shines through… Here is a list of the students who placed at this
year’s Math Olympics on March 16, 2015.
 Micah Robinson, 4th Grade - 5th Place
 Caitlyn Howell, 7th Grade - 2nd Place
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 Megan Sharkey, 5 Grade - 5 Place
 Briley Kaminski, 7th Grade - 5th Place
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 David Gustafuson, 6 Grade - 2 Place
 Tate Johnson, 8th Grade - 1st Place
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 Colton Fitch, 6 Grade - 4 Place
 Ryan Schmitt, 8th Grade - 3rd Place
 Luke Robinson, 6th Grade - 5th Place
 Jett Townson, 8th Grade - 4th Place
This year ‘s 1st place winner
Stefan Rascio
was Stefan Rasio. Olivia
Barry won 2nd place and Rachel Wallace
rounded out the top three.
“Each of you should use whatever gift
you have received to serve others, as
fait hful stewards of God’s Grace in its
various forms.” - I Peter 4:10
CHRISTMAS CARD GRAPHIC
DESIGN CONTEST
5th Grade Math Olympics
Participates
left to right: Tucker Wren, Dylan
Krakker, Ethan White, Ragan Ball,
Megan Sharkey;
back row: Mrs. Shamblin
ACSI SPEECH MEET
This year we had several Lower School and Middle School student participate in the ACSI
Speech Meet on March 24, 2015. MCA was represented very well indeed!
Student who received a Superior rating:
 Aubrey Alexander
 Abby Johnson
 Kiara Parker
 Abby Bartholomew
 Dylan Licata
 Kendall Price
 Ella Davis
 Hailey Martens
 Leah Robinson
 Mia Doyle
 Tyler Moore
 Malina Schmoecker
 Nicholas Hawa
 Seth Secrest
Student who received an Excellent rating:
 Cruse Carpenter
 Grace Keating
 Emily Ruppe
 Reagan Carr
 Mackenzie Kirk
 Cathryn Wickerham
 Gavin Davis
 Isabella Rodriguez
 Matthew Wunder
 Skylar Guhl
 Ainsleigh Woodmansee
Student who received an Good rating:
 James Barber
 Janna Townsend
 Luke Robinson
 Brian Kearns
left to right: Cassidy Garvin, Kristi Moser and
Addy Neubauer
Potter & Company, one of the largest CPA
firms in the Charlotte area, selected the
artwork of the following students to be on
the Potter & Company annual Christmas
card. All entrants received from Potter &
Company a gift card to Chick-fil-A for their
entry.
 1st Place - Cassidy Garvin, 4th Grade $100 prize
 1st Place - Kristi Moser, 4th Grade $100 prize
 Honorable Mention - Hailey Martens,
4th Grade - $50 prize
 Honorable Mention - Addy Neubauer,
4th Grade - $50 prize
MIDDLE SCHOOL BIBLE
BOWL
Annually, the Middle School students
participate in a fierce competition of Bible
knowledge, known at MCA as the Bible
Bowl. 7th grade won this year’s competition.
left to right: Gabriel Perez, Larissa Oswalt,
Michael Decker
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Austin Latham
Luke Moore
SPELLING BEE
Each year students from 5th to 8th Grade
compete in the Spelling Bee at MCA. The
winner and runners’ up then move on to the
ACSI Spelling Bee. This year’s MCA winner
was Jana Townsend, 7th grade. The ASCI
Southeast Regional winner was 6th-grader,
Liam Fieldson.
Mrs. Stickley and
Jana Townsend
Liam Fieldson
Awards &
Recognition
UPPER SCHOOL BAND
Directed by: Mr. Rob Owens
UNION COUNTY ALL-COUNTY
BAND
The high school band participated in the South Central District Music Performance
Assessment and received a rating of excellent. They also participated in the ACSI Music
Festival where they received a rating of Superior earning a superior rating in all seven
categories from all 3 judges.
UPPER SCHOOL DRAMA
MCA presented its annual stage production on Thursday, April 16 and Friday, April 17,
2015. Mrs. Gina Ingrassia (Upper School Drama), Rylee Doyle (stage manager), and the
entire cast and crew worked very hard to prepare for this year’s production, Little Women.
The story came to life as Brook Brown, Mariahney Stuart, Olivia Barry and Olivia Dail put on
memorable performances, with strong support from the rest of the cast. The play was a huge
success for our drama department.
DESIGNS IN CLAY
f Austin Hall
f Meri Huneycutt
f David Ingrassia
f Grace Judy
f Vivian Long
f Peyton Phillips
f Ryan Schmitt
f Sam Wallace
f Caitlin Weaver
f Tamara Wilber
PRAISE DANCE
Directed by: Mrs. Crystal Coleman
For students in grades K-12, Praise Dance at
MCA provides a Christ-centered atmosphere
for excellence in dance training in Ballet, Tap
and Jazz/Hip-Hop. The students perform
during Chapels and pep rallies as well as an
annual spring dance recital. This past spring,
the Leap of Faith dancers (Upper School)
performed at Disney World.
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“SAFETY IN THE
WORKPLACE” ART CONTEST
Karina Gurdyumov’s
Chicken House
The following students were recognized by
The Tarheel Chapter of the American Society
of Safety Engineers as “2015 ASSE Student
Art Contest”. Winners were selected for their
artwork depicting “Safety in the Workplace”:
 1st Place/7-8 yr. Category - Rebekah Cox,
2nd Grade
 2nd Place/7-8 yr. Category - Aiden
Vandenbroek, 2nd Grade
 1st Place/10-11 yr. Category - Wyatt
Bricken, 5th Grade
 2nd Place/10-11 yr. Category - Julian
Mercer, 5th Grade
 1st Place/12 yr. Category - Pace
Timmreck, 6th Grade
Karina Gurdyumov won Place from Carolina Clay for her teapot design in the fall. In the
spring, at the Carolina Claymatters Pottery Festival, Karina won the People Choice award for
her Chicken House design and McKayla Smith won the Artist Choice award for her teapot
design. Leela McCluskey’s embroidered version of the iconic firebird was the Grand Prize
winner of the Charlotte Observer’s Firebird Coloring Contest.
Karina Gurdyumov
11th Grade
f Emily Anzaldi
f Daniel Babb
f Abbi Barker
f Austin Barker
f Olivia Barry
f Danielle Camps
f Haley Debnam
f Adam Dunne
f Phillip Gaskin
f Alex Griswold
McKayla Smith
12th Grade
Leela McCluskey
10th Grade
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Awards &
Recognition
2014-2015 ATHLETIC SIGNINGS
The five students pictured below have
signed letters-of-intent to compete at the
collegiate level.
Congratulations to this year’s signees.
Carl Brunner
Gardner-Webb - Track
ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS FOR METROLINA ATHLETIC
CONFERENCE (MAC)
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Garrett Henry, Baseball
Aaron Stewart, Baseball
Spencer Turner, Baseball
Hannah Gordon, Basketball
Emeka Nwankwo, Basketball
Jackson Brinkley, Cross Country
Rebekah Jenkins, Cross Country
Tate Johnson, Cross Country
Coleman Johnson, Cross Country
Makenna Judy, Cross Country
Nathan Singleton, Cross Country
Ethan Slusarski, Cross Country
Andy Austin, Football
Luke Bricken, Football
Carl Brunner, Football
Demitrich Curry, Football
Logan Shumate, Football
Christian Yarborough, Football
Rud Yearick, Football
Tyler Edmisten, Golf
Caleb Hensley, Golf
Bailey Hurst, Golf
Sam Perry, Golf
Hope Estevez, Soccer
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Caitlyn Logan, Soccer
Riley McClain, Soccer
Emeka Nwankwo, Soccer
Paige Thompson, Soccer
Logan Bjorson, Softball
Macy Bjorson, Softball
Sophie Ivie, Softball
Jack Gilmore, Swimming
Ashlyn Helms, Swimming
Briley Kaminski, Swimming
Laurel Sankowski, Swimming
Kirsten Sweitzer, Swimming
Vlad Bonar, Tennis
Joseph Horne, Tennis
Braden Secrest, Tennis
Billy Edwards, Track & Field
Rebekah Jenkins, Track & Field
Makenna Judy, Track & Field
Grace Judy, Track & Field
Laurel Sankowski, Track & Field
Marissa Schmoecker, Track & Field
Caroline Walters, Track & Field
Haley Brozik, Volleyball
Makayla Haigler, Volleyball
“Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might.”
- Ecclesiastes 9:10
Demetrich Curry
Lenoir-Rhyne - Football
2014-2015 ALL-STATE ATHLETES
Caleb Hensley
St. Andrews - Golf
Andy Austin, Football
Carl Brunner, Football
 Demitrich Curry, Football
 Logan Shumate, Football
 Rud Yearick, Football
Emeka Nwankwo, Basketball
Hope Estevez, Soccer
 Paige Thompson, Soccer
 Logan Bjorson, Softball
 Aaron Stewart, Baseball
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THREE-SPORT ATHLETES
Aaron Stewart
Gardner-Webb - Baseball
Sarah Workman
St. Andrews - Volleyball
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Caty Alston
Emily Arnett
Joshua Auvil
Austin Baker
Taylor Boggs
Ella Bostic
Eli Breeden
Isabella Cranford
Noah Cranford
Natasha Curry
Josh Eboboko
Deon Everett
Kailey Foster
Tyrek Funderburk
Colby Girard
Skylar Guhl
Kaelyn Herba
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Lacey Holden
Emily Howard
Lanie Inge
Alex Johnson
Camden Johnson
Coleman Johnson
Tate Johnson
Makenna Judy
Austyn Koppe
J. Thomas Kovach
Austin Lathan
Wesley Manus
Kallie McCarthy
Madelyn Mirek
Tyler Nelson
Greysen Nolen
Emeka Nwankwo
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Gabriel Perez
Brett Plyler
Shaffer Price
Chandler Rivers
Luke Roffler
Alec Rowan
Laurel Sankowski
Samuel Schwitzerlett
Sydney Schwitzerlett
Braden Secrest
Bella Sheprow
Jett Townson
Elbert Turner
Caroline Wallace
Caroline Walters
Jed Wooten
Matthew Wunder
Make an Eternal Difference…Give to Metrolina Christian Academy
Every gift is a blessing, regardless of its size. Your gift enhances the quality of biblically-based Kingdom education for each and every student
at Metrolina Christian Academy. Make your contribution today and make a difference for the cause of Christ. Help us continue the work
God is doing through Metrolina Christian Academy.
Yes! I/We would like to make an eternal difference at Metrolina Christian Academy.
Designate my/our gift specifically to:
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The Annual Cornerstone Fund 2015-16 (yearly giving program for MCA)
The Limitless Building Campaign 2015-2016 (supports construction of Math & Science Building and Fine Arts Building)
JAARS Challenge 2015-16 (supports the students of families on furlough from the mission field)
Founders Club - $2,000 (continued development of Warrior Athletic Complex; open to only 100 members)
Other _______________________________________________.
Please accept my/our gift to invest in the lives of MCA students:
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One time gift of $______________________ .
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Pledge amount of $____________________ to be paid by June 30, 2016. (Pledge payment reminders are mailed monthly.)
Name _______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address _____________________________________________________________________________________________________
City ________________________________________________________________ State __________________ Zip _____________
Telephone ______________________________________ E-mail _______________________________________________________
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Please charge my gift to:  VISA
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* Check with your company’s Human Resources Office to determine if your employer is a matching gift company. Active and
retired employees are eligible. Follow instructions on employer’s matching gift form.
You may choose to honor someone special or remember a loved one with your gift to MCA.
Please accept this gift (select one):
 In Honor of _________________________________________________________________________________________________
 In Memory of _______________________________________________________________________________________________
Please send an acknowledgment letter of my gift to (will not include amount of gift):
Name _________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address _______________________________________________________________________________________________________
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Mail this response form and donation to:
Advancement Office
PO Box 1460
Indian Trail, NC 28079
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GIFT!
MCA , as a ministry of First Baptist Church Indian Trail, is a
501(c)(3) organization and all donations are tax-deductible to the
full extent allowed by law. Tax ID # for MCA - 56-1381354.
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Project Serve:
Parents
We appreciate the partnership and could not
accomplish our mission of educating our
precious children for the cause of Christ
without our volunteers. While it is
impossible to tally the countless hours
poured into our school through the efforts
of our dedicated volunteers—parents,
grandparents, alumni and friends; it is
possible to say that their shared sacrifice and
service made a difference in the life of our
school during the 2014-2015 school year.
“For we are his workmanship,
created in Christ Jesus
unto good works, which
God hath before ordained
that we should walk in them.”
- Ephesians 2:10
Thank you to all the volunteers for giving so
generously of their time, talents and
resources to minister to Metrolina Christian
Academy. Whether in big or small ways,
each volunteer blessed MCA and our
students through their service. God bless
you!
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The many ways you help, from
A to Z...
 Academic Support
 Athletics
 Book Fair
 Boosterthon Fun Run
 Bus Drivers
 Class Parties
 Classroom Assistants
 Community Readiness
 Cornerstone Fund Kick-Off
 Box Tops For Education
 Campbell’s Labels
 Drama Production
 Father/Daughter Sweetheart Ball
 Field Day
 Field Trips
 Golfers’ Challenge
 Hospitality Team
 International Luncheon
 Lunchroom Assistants
 Media / Library
 Office Assistant
 Prayer Partners
 Reading Buddies
 School Picture Days
 Senior Breakfasts
 Springapalooza
 Room Parent
 Teacher Appreciation
 TRIP Program
 Welcoming Warriors
 Warrior Zone
METROLINA STUDENTS SERVICE PROJECTS…
SHARING CHRIST WITH OUR COMMUNITY
Project Serve:
Students
Hearts for Service | Servant Leadership | Students in Action
One of the objectives of here at MCA is to show students that part of sharing Christ with our community involves some hands-on interaction
at times. Each year our teachers and students are encouraged to find ways to serve our neighbors in outreach projects. Below are listed this
year’s projects.
 The TK class made several visits to the
FBCIT Boomers & Beyond group. The TK
students sang and passed out seasonal
crafts to the senior citizens. 
 Kindergarten ministered to Mrs. Margie
Berry and Mrs. Frances Williams by
sending holiday decorations and praying for
these widow ladies.
 First grade students wrote letters to
veterans and created Butterfly Hugs.
 Second grade ministered to their high
school reading buddies through cards and
crafts.
 Third graders visited with the residents of
Brookdale Assisted Living. They shared
crafts, songs and scriptures. 
 Fourth graders raked leaves for widow Jean
Tomlinson. 
 Fifth grade made its annual visit to JAARS
Center where they provided cookies and
Christmas decorations. They also
performed Christmas songs for the JAARS
members.
 Sixth grade students visited with FBCIT
Boomers & Beyond group quarterly. The
sixth grade also adopted the Oliveira IT
team for the year. They prayed for them
and gave them seasonal crafts/decorations.
 Seventh graders participated in a campuswide recycling program. They collected and
delivered to the recycling center weekly,
September through May.
 Eighth graders assisted FBCIT with
backpack ministry once per quarter.
 The tenth grade Bible classes visited with
the residents at Carillon Assisted Living.
They read the Bible with them and sang
songs to them. 
 Eleventh graders acted as Reading Buddies
to Lower School classes. 
“This service that you perform is not only
supplying the needs of the Lord’s people but is
also overf lowing in many expressions of thanks
to God.” - II Corinthians 9:12
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 Twelfth grade spent a day sorting and
packing shoeboxes at Operation Christmas
Child. 
 Sassy Sampler students made ornaments
for the residents of Carillon Assistant
Living and Woodridge Assisted Living
Communities.
 Lower School Student Council assisted
with the counting of pennies during the
Penny Wars which was part of the
Cornerstone Kick-Off.
 Christian Leadership students read with the
students in the Early Education Center
from the 2-year-old's through K4 every
Wednesday afternoon.
 High School Student Government
participated in Beautification Day, which
involved landscaping, general cleaning and
maintenance on the MCA campus. Also,
officers decorated and kept up the bulletin
boards for high school teachers.
The Cornerstone
Fund
Each year, one of the many ways God
supplies the needs of Metrolina Christian
Academy is through the Cornerstone Fund,
the school’s annual giving program. The
funds raised annually through the
Cornerstone Fund provide a strong
foundation to the continued growth of
MCA’s ministry. By supporting the
Cornerstone Fund, you allow the school to
add the “extras” to many of its programs
sooner than they would otherwise be
available to our students, faculty and
coaches.
The Advancement Office annually
coordinates a variety of special events and
programs to raise funds for the school.
The funds raised from these special events
and programs, as well as other designated
contributions received from donors,
comprise the Cornerstone Fund.
JAARS Challenge
• $12,271.50
Cornerstone Fund Kick-Off
• $164,121.67
Boosterthon Fun Run*
• $52,575.33
Golfers’ Challenge*
• $44,388.33
Springapalooza
• $42,840.33
Easy Ways to Support MCA
• $8,662.54
Designated Giving
• $21,916.10
W
hat a privilege it is to be a part of Metrolina Christian
Academy and see what God is doing daily in the life of our
school and students. Our theme for the 2014-15 annual
Cornerstone Fund was ‘Be the Light’ – Matthew 5:16. It fills my heart
with joy to experience and celebrate the many God-moments that
occur throughout our campus, because I know we are equipping our
young people to make a
difference for the cause
of Christ and to ‘let their
light so shine’. Thank
you for generously
investing in Metrolina
Christian Academy. It is
because of your
generosity and the Lord’s blessing that MCA
is able to shape the hearts and minds of our
young people to be leaders for Christ.
providing your prayers. God has truly used
you to help advance the ministry of MCA.
Thank you for being the light for MCA!
The annual report is our opportunity to
demonstrate MCA’s good stewardship to all
you have entrusted to us.
Thank you again for richly blessing MCA
and for loving our school. May the Lord
bless you and your family.
In His Service,
I also consider it a privilege and a blessing to
share this annual report with you. You
invest in MCA in so many ways:
volunteering your time and talents, faithfully
and generously supporting our annual giving
opportunities and most importantly
Dana L. Bostic
Director of Advancement
“Jesus is the stone you builders rejected, which has become
the head of the corner.” - Acts 4:11
Limitless Building Campaign
• $238,007.68
*Included in Limitless Building
Campaign
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ENHANCEMENTS
The Cornerstone
Fund
Through the monies raised by the Annual
Cornerstone Fund, Metrolina Christian
Academy has made many enhancements and
improvements that greatly benefit the
development and achievement of our
students. Listed below is an overview of the
major enhancements for 2014-2015.
 Early Education curriculum
 Early Education furniture, cubbies, toys and
indoor playground equipment ①
 Early Education outdoor playground (turf
and equipment) ②
 Apple TVs ③
 iPads for Jr. K teachers
 Lower School iPad lab ④
 New computers for teachers
 Four new document cameras and
projectors ⑤
 Classroom material and manipulatives
throughout the Academy
 Science lab equipment
 EBSCOHost – additional retrieval
eLibrary ⑥
 Basketball goal & concrete pad for Lower
School playground ⑦
 Four new tether ball poles for Lower
School playground ⑧
 Four new soccer goals for Lower School
playground
 New 46-passenger bus
 New band instruments
 Electrical work @ Whitson Athletic
Complex for restrooms
 Additional bleachers @ Whitson Athletic
Complex
 Electrical for baseball/softball dugouts
 Scoreboards for the baseball/softball
fields ⑨
 Lockers for PE classes/athletic teams in
Family Life Center ⑩
 Sound system upgrades in Family Life
Center
 New floor coverings in Modular C
 Brick pavers added to flagpole and spirit
rock areas; gravel added to outside lunch
tables ⑪
 New marquee sign ⑫
 New building architectural drawings/
floorplans
 Website Home page upgrade/mobile site
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Special Events &
Fundraisers
The following pages gratefully
acknowledge parents, grandparents,
faculty, staff, students, alumni, business
partners and friends who generously
supported Metrolina Christian Academy
during the 2014-15 school year. The
‘Warriors for Christ’ donors contributed
from July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015,
and raised $487,819.82 for Metrolina
Christian Academy. These contributions
assisted in providing sustainable resources
to fulfill our mission of excellence for
Christ. Each donor shared in making a
difference in the life of our school and
students, and each has our eternal
gratitude. God bless you!
PLEASE NOTE: We strived to include
everyone who donated to Metrolina Christian
Academy between July 1, 2014 - June 30,
2015. If despite our best efforts, you notice
an error or omission, please bring it to our
attention by contacting the Advancement
Office, at 704.882.3375 or
[email protected]. Thank you.
ANNUAL KICK-OFF FOR THE CORNERSTONE FUND
September 22 – October 17, 2014
The Cornerstone Fund Kick-Off is the start of MCA’s annual giving program and provides
families and friends of the school a designated four-week opportunity to contribute financially
to the continued growth of MCA.
A Better Dog Kennel
Absher, Jake and Hope
Adams, Darren and Wava
Adams, Nathan and Angel
Advanced Roofing Group
Ahrens, Thomas and Christine
Alexander, Johnie and Christine
Alexander, Ron and Kelly
Alford, Ed and Teresa
Alford, James and Jeanetta
Ameriprise Financial, Inc.
Anbro, Judy
Anonymous (4)
Anzaldi, Lee and Marsha
Apperson, Nanette
Aqua Tech
Arnett, Anthony and Melinda
Ashlock, Andrew and Laura
Aubry, MaKenzie
August, Robert and Stephanie
Austin, Fitzhugh and Claudette
AXA Foundation
Babb, Michael and Dina
Bailey, Sarah
In Honor of The Michael Street Family
Ball, Billy and Shannon
Ball, Jeffrey
Bank of America Foundation
Bank of America United Way
Bankhead, Cheri
Bannister, Jason and Ashley
Bannister, Randy and Kathy
Barbee, Darrell and Deirdre
Barbee, Robin
Barber, Hugh and Jennifer
Barber, McKay
Barker, Jonathan and Angela
Barnes, Jeremy and Angie
Barrile, John and Sabrina
Barry, Thomas and Lynn
Bartholomew, Jonathan and
Susan
Bartlett, Craig and Jennifer
Baylark, Laura
Beane, Brad and Holly
Belluz, Marco and Kristi
Belter, Matthew and Rachael
Benton, Cheryl
Berry, Tommy and Cherie
Berryhill, Mike and Debbie
Best, Quentin and Carmen
Bevins, Bruce and Arianne
Bezek, Eric and Jody
Bigley, Kevin and Deborah
Black, Barry and Tracy
Black, Donnie and Cathy
Blahnik, Lorraine
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Blake, John and Sharon
Blakeney, Linda
Blalock, Andy and Faith
Blume, Brent
Blumenthal, Sam
Bob Mayberry Hyundai, Inc.
Boggs, Christopher and Suzanne
Bolger, Patrick and Shawna
Bollinger, Elizabeth
Bollinger, Roger
Bostic, Dana
Bostic, Paul and Tracina
Bowers, Mary Gwen
In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. Sandy Cook
Boyce, Michael and Tiffany
Boyd, Bill and Doris
Boyd, Chuck and Cindy
Boyd, Tim and Tammie
Bradshaw, Joy
Brady, Steven and Nena
Brandon Reeves Auto World
Braswell, Johnny and Doris
Braswell, Steven and Shea
Breen, Kara
Bricken, JD and Myra
Bridges, Eddy and Brenda
Bright, Meredith
Brinkley, Greg and Kay
Brooks, Douglas and Terry
Broome, Todd and Hollie
Broome, William and Martha
Brown, David and Lisa
Brown, Ross
Brozik, Gary and Anne
Bruner, Chris and Lynn
Brunson, Brenda
Burdell, Dale and Eldena
Burnette, Jason and Lara
Burnette, Matthew and Lori
Burton, Thomas and Susan
Butler, John and Kristina
C & C Plumbing
Cain, Jason and Laura
Caldwell, Sam and Nacole
Calloway, Lindsay
Calloway, Rick and Karen
Campbell, Doug and Wendy
Carey, John and Jennie
Carlson, Doug and Deb
Carmichael, David and Lori
Carpenter, Charles and Judy
Carpenter, Kent and Maxine
Carpenter, Rocky and Sherry
Carr, Al and Lois
Carr, Dwayne and Blair
Carter, Sandy and Angela
Carlisle Company
Casper, Louis
Cauthen, Chris and Sharon
Ceol, Todd and Suzanne
Chandy, Nisha
Chaney, Koral
Chaney, Christopher and
Marianne
Clariant Corporation
Cobb, Rick and Ginny
Cogar, Michael and Theresa
Collins, Haley
Collins, Stephen and Kimberly
Comer, Jeffrey and Jami
Connect Equipment Sales
Cook, Craig and Rachel
Cooper, Marcus and Johnnie
Courtney, Amanda
Covington, John
Cox, Buddy and Sharron
Cox, Carlton and Peggy
Cranford, Duane and Denise
Crawford, Scott and Erica
Crawford, Ted and Melissa
Crawford, Tom and Louise
Creative Carolina
Landscapes, Inc.
Creative Food Concepts
Cummings, David and Donna
Currie, Stephen and Penelope
D.L. Mullis Well Drilling
Daniel, Josey
Daniels, Chris and Kimberly
Dare, Steve and Becky
Davis, Amy
Davis, Chad and Tara
Davis, Kenneth and Teressa
Decker, Paul and Amy
Deligdisch, Amy
deMontesquiou, Shelley
In Memory of Paul deMontesquiou
Dennis, Jimmy and Marian
Dermatology Associates
of Charlotte
Dickins, Pam
Dillard, William and Michele
Dixon, Lance and Ashley
Dolin, Johnny and Pamela
Donaldson, Jason and Megan
Dow, Robert and Pat
Downer, Robert
Driscoll, Keith and Dottie
Duke Energy Foundation
E.R. Plumbing Services, Inc.
Eaker, Jean and Cynthia
Eaker, Susan
Earnhardt, John and Donna
Eason, Jr., Rodney and Melissa
Easton, Travis and Michelle
Ebanja, Innocent and Sylvia
Edwards, Clint and Annie Lou
Edwards, Deborah
Edwards, Dion and Mika
Griffin, Sandy and Jenn
Grinchak, Daniil and Rimma
Griswold, Wayne and Judy
Grossman, Glenn and Caroline
Guo, Ji and Wenqing
In Memory of Maeghan Edwards
Gustafson, Eric
Efird, Garnald and Lauren
Hacker, James and Colleen
Ehrhard, Melissa
Hailey, John and Olive
Elizabeth's Pecan Products
Haines, Grant and Carolyn
Elmore, Charles and Kimberly
Hall, Carol
Evans, Kevin and Karie
Hall, Jeff and Ruth
Fairbanks, Joan
Hall, Lloyd and Sharon
Faucette, Holt and Meredith
Halstead, Donald and Cathy
Ferguson, Andrew
Hams, Jennifer
Ferguson, Doug and Traci
Haney, Tiffany
Ferguson, Gene
Hargett, Glenn and Beth
Ferguson, Mark and Michelle
Hargett, Ryan and Elizabeth
Ferguson, Matt and Lori
Hargett, Sandy
Fields, Ann
Harkey, Steven and Brenda
Fields, Jason and Jennifer
Harkey, Tim and Cathy
Fieldsend, George and Kellie
Harnisth, Paul and Jennifer
Fijan, Jack and Debbie
Harr, Doug and Deborah
Fink, Dale and Elizabeth
Harris, Evan
Finley, R.G.
Harris, Ken and Leigh
Firepro
Harris, Weston and Jennifer
First Baptist Church Indian Trail Harrison, David and Debbie
Flannery, Shawn and Suzanne
Hattaway, Trent and Cheri
Fletcher, Dan and Christie
Haynes, Robert and Christy
Fletcher, James and Sheila
Heh, Steven and Amy
Flowe, George and Kathy
Helms, Grovene
Fox, Steve and Karen
Helms, Harvel and Tamara
Freeman, Scott
Helms, Jeffrey and Karina
Fuller, Ben and Letha
Helms, Larry and Melanie
Fuller, Kathy
Helms, Michael and Lori
Funderburk, Terence and
Helton, Jeff and Maria
Tammy
Hennessey, Timothy and Elise
Gaddy, Tadd and Laura
Hensley, Mike and Charlotte
Gaffrey, John and Florence
Herring, Ken and Michelle
Garcia, Francisco and Sheri
Hess, Victor and Valerie
Gardner, James and Heather
Hibbard, Brandon and Rachel
Garner, Ted and Linda
Hickey, Jason and Genna
Gary Rash Plumbing
Hill, Gretchen
Gaskin, Lisa
Hill, Jeffrey and Amy
Gaskin, Terrell and Barbara
Hoethke, Frederick
Genentech, Inc.
Holden, Hunter
Gibbs, Ben
Holden, Todd and Lisa
Gibbs, Franklin and Christa
Holtkamp, Freddy and Nancy
Giles, Bill and Nancy
Honeycutt, James and Sally
Gilmore, Michael and Katherine Hoover, Dianne
Girrard, Samantha
Hornbeck, Christopher and Lori
Godfrey, Todd and Sharron
Hornbeck, David and Gail
Gooding, Rick and Kathryn
Howard, Hal and Kim
Gould, Barbara
Howard, Linda
Grams, Rollin and Wendy
Howell, Harold and Heather
Graves, Donald and Lorna
Howell, Larry and Shirley
Green, Anita
Hoyle, Raymond and Jennifer
Greene, Charles and Rosalie
Hoyle, Roger and Marilyn
Griffin, Jeff and Nancy
Huber, Zoe
In Honor of Olivia Griffin
Huey, Crystal
Griffin, Macon and Rhonda
Huffines, Maynard and Patricia
Griffin, Russell and Robin
Huffman, Robert and Kim
In Memory of Morgan Miller Griffin
Hughes, Tommy and Kelly
Huneycutt, Eric and Julie
Huneycutt, Jeff
Hunt, Rick and Irene
Hunter, Keith and Cathy
Hunter, Lisa
Hurst, William and Kay
Hutchinson, Michael and Cinda
Inge, Mark and Paige
Ingrassia, Gina
Jackson, Janice
Jackson, Jr., Ed and Kathy
Jaynes, Erik and Jill
Johns, Justin
Johnson, Charles and Joey
Johnson, Donald and Joshlyn
Johnson, Jeremy and Lindsey
Jolly, Frank and Tracy
Jones, Kimberly
Jones, Russell and Lori
Jones, Ryan and Jade
Judy, Roger and Kristine
Kaminski, David and Stacy
Kearns, Mark and Lisa
Kelso, Charles and Jeanette
Kenley, Jr., Forrest and Jan
Kerbyson, Jason and Amanda
Kersey, George and Freida
King, Steve and Laura
Kirnan, John and Rose
Kitson, Dorothy
Klam, Gayle
Koppe, Clinton and Heather
Kovach, John and Kema
Krakker, Bryan and Seema
Krob, James and Nicole
Kusnitz, Suzanne
Kuzma, Nivritti and Jacki
Lah, Innocent and Sylvia
Lambert, Brad and Angie
Lamparter, Nicholas
Lane, Jessica
Larry Helms Floor Sanding
Laughinghouse, Amy
Laughlin, Richard and Martha
Lausten, William and Alicia
Law, Jay and Wendy
Lazo, Erik and Jennifer
Leavitt, Craig and Heather
Lederer, Thomas and Dina
Lee, Deborah
Leopard, Henry and Lauri
Lewis, Jeff and Kelly
Lewis, Jim
Lewis, Mark and Robin
Licata, Jeff and Shari
Little, Rick
LiVigni, Paul and Lisa
Lloyd, Robert and Carolin
Loc-Doc, Inc.
Lockhart, Regina
Lockwood, Meta
In Memory of Dr. Francis K. Brochu
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Special Events &
Fundraisers
Special Events &
Fundraisers
“This is the Lord’s doing; it is
marvelous in our eyes.”
- Psalm 118:23
Logan, Todd and Ann
Long, Charles and Heather
Long, Terry and Angela
Lord, Caleb
Lowery, Chris and Jennifer
Lowery, Dennis
LPL Financial Matching
Gift Program
Lucas, Joseph and Jennifer
Lunsford, Patrick and Nikki
Lutz, Lamar and Patti
Lynch, Patricia
Lyons, Scott and Linda
Mabry, Benjamin and Cynthia
Maheras, John and Katherine
Maki, Diane
Malkemes, Mary Ann
Malone, Matthew and Kelli
Manchester, Dennis
Mangum, Jeanne
Maoury, Renee
Marcano, Carlos and Michelle
Margraves, Kevin and Candice
Marino, Cathryn
Marino, Julie
Marino, Kirk and Kristie
Marston, Joan
Martens, Marc and Denise
Martin, Bradley and Kelly
Martin, Karen
Martin, Roy
Martin, Roy F.
Marus, Jeff and Marie
Massie, Allison
Matasic, Mark and Dawn
Maye, Elaine
Maynard, Greg and Wendy
McCarthy, Keith and Pamela
McClain, Shawn and Debbie
McCollum, Joey and Amy
McCorkle, Allison
McCourt, Joseph and Maria
McCoy, Dewey and Janice
McCullen, Andy and Erin
McDaniel, Jerry and Angie
McDowell, Danny and Sarah
McGee, Tiffany
McWhirter, Page
Melton, Roger and Michelle
Melton, Steve and Pam
Mercer, Julian and Chemika
In Honor of Jillian and Julian Mercer
Metro Steamway, Inc.
Meyer, Margaret
Michalak, Doug and Angela
Michalak, Robert and Nancy
Miller, Barbara
Miller, Jacob and Jaclyn
Mills, Ronnie and Rita
Moore, G. Carter and Toni
Moore, Jay and Renee
Moore, Luther and Sandra
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Moore, Silvis and Ruby
Moreno, Mark and Alisha
Morris, Brian and Kellie
Morris, Emily
Morris, Ken and Jessica
Morris, Richard and Denise
Mosca, Robert and Lesa
Moser, Terry and Connie
Mulcany, James and Sarah
Mullins, Randy and Teresa
Myers, Pat and Melissa
Nance, Chuck and Debbie
Neubauer, Joshua and Jessica
Newton, Brent and Emily
Noonan, Andrea
Nyborg Integrated Logistics, Inc.
Omura, Akiko
Oswalt, Elizabeth
Owens, Rob and Andrea
Palermo, Frank and Kristi
Parker, David and Laura
Parker, Lawrence and Crystal
Parker, Scottie and Erin
Parker, Vanessa
Parry, Fred and Linda
Parry, Patrick and Paula
Patterson, Patrick
Pelihati, Edvin
Penegar, Mark and Vickie
Penley, Tony and Kristy
Perry, Scott and Georgia
Perry, Steve and Carrie
Peters, Brad and Tammy
Philemon, Daniel and Lindsay
Pierce, Mark and Karyn
Pierucki, John
Pimentel, Kevin and Stacy
Pioneer Specialty Foods, Inc.
Plyler, Butch and Becky
Plyler, Ronald and Michele
PNC Foundation
Poplin, Jerry and Karen
Porter, Ronald and Gladys
Pouges, Byron and Monique
Powers, Jeff
Powlas, Barrett and Kelly
Pressley, Donald and Lisa
Pressley, Stan and Patricia
Previtte, Delores
Price, Brandon and Megan
Price, Donald and Beverly
Prince, Rodney and Candy
Principi, Kelly and Mindi
Principi, Tom and Nancy
Proctor, Gary and Bonnie
Pruitt, Rex and Kathy
Pugh, Sandra
Pulte Group, Inc.
Purser, Charles
Quick, Richard and Dana
Rank, Bo and Pat
Rape, Jason and Cynthia
Rascio, Carl and Alice
Rascio, Mark and Susanne
Ratliff, Harold and Marilyn
Reeves, Brandon and Lisa
Reymore, Harold and Roberta
Reynolds Trucking Co. LLC
Reynolds, Susan
Rhoney, Ray and Sheila
Rike Roofing Services, Inc.
Risley, Doris
Risley, Korey and Brandi
Roadcap, Timothy and Candace
Robbins, Marcus and Anita
Roberts, Pam
Robinson, Bryan and Juli
Robinson, Charles and Dorothy
Robinson, John and Jennifer
Robinson, Sarah
Robinson, Verlin and Jeanne
Roddey, Archie and Elizabeth
Rodkey, Bob
Rodriguez, James and Karen
Rodriguez, Louis and Kimberly
Roffler, Travis and Lesa
Rogers, Bill
Rogers, Fred and Sandra
Rogers, Marie
Rogone, Anthony and Stephanie
Roland, Jason and Sharon
Ronk, Bo and Pat
Royal, Leonard and Chantee
Rutledge, Allan and Allyson
Sadler, Jr., Eric and Lora
Sadler, Preston and Pamela
Saffa-Hoethke, Diana
Saffell, Maria
Sanford, Thomas and Gwen
Santimaw, Robert and Sally
Sasser, David and Cami
Saulsberry, Shawn and Joanne
Schaefer, Donna
Schatzel, Allan and Jackie
Schmitt, Gerald and Andrea
Schmoecker, Harold and Martha
Schmoecker, Malina
Schopler, David and Marla
Scruggs, Brian and Jill
Segrest, Alden and Linda
Self, Sharon
Sexton, Robert and Cindy
Shadrick, Wayne and Julia
Shamblin, Erik and Kelley
Shellman, Andy and Ann
Shields, Scott and Lisa
Shore, Heather
Shumate, Tim and Barbara
In Honor of Sylvia Banks
Simmons, Steven and Gena
Simpson, Derrick and Amanda
Simpson, Dwayne
Simpson, Jr., Norman and Renee
Simpson, Larry and Debra
“For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.”
- Matthew 6:21
Smith, Corey and Meshan
Smith, Daniel
Smith, Derek and Ashley
Smith, Jeffrey and Sandra
Smith, Pamela
Sniatecki, Cheryl
Southern Stucco, Inc.
Sparks, Kyle and Tina
Spears, Lori
Spinney, Russell
Sproule, Joseph and Lori
Stachon, Sam and Natalie
Stafford-Jordan, Cynthia
Stahnke, Richard and Jennie
Stewart Enterprises
Stewart, Robert and Vickie
Stickley, Brian and Beckie
Stickley, Greg and Blair
Stogner, Larry and Cathy
Stokes, Sharyn
Stone, Steven and Tara
Strange, Brian and Kristin
Sturm, Steven and Lisa
Sunday, Alexander and Beate
SunTrust Foundation Matching
Gift Program
Sustar, Robert and Angie
Sutton, Greg and Becky
Sutton, Ken and Melanie
Sweger, Gerald and Carolyn
Sweitzer, Joe and Annette
Talley, Kelly
Tarlton, Cara
Taylor, Jeremy and Mariann
Taylor, Jo
Taylor, Toby and Veronica
The Coca-Cola Foundation
The Rug Place
Thomas, Edward and Kelli
Thomas, Larry and Kathy
Thomas, William and Juanita
Thompson, Lanze
TIAA-CREF Employee
Giving Campaign
Tile & All, Inc.
Tipton, Jeffrey and Joan
Torrence, Chuck and Janie
Torrez, Scott and Steph
Travelers Community Connections
Traywick, Tim and Lori
Trent, Dean and Michelle
Trunfio, DanaMarie
Tucker, Corey and Aimee
Tucker, Jr., Earl and Dorothy
Turpin, John
Tuttle, Chad and Kelly
Tyco Matching Gifts Program
Tyre, Jr., David and Sarah
Tyson, Larry and Virginia
Ulibarri, Yvonne
Untig, Rick and Karen
Value Pest of America Inc.
Vandenbroek, Jeremy and Jodi
Vandergrift, Robert and Susan
Vogel, Ronald and Katherine
W.M. Martin Co.
Wagoner, Kelly and Mindi
Waldmann, Mark and Anna
Walker, Christi
Walker, Robert and Jacqueline
Walker, Rosalind
Wall, Frank and Mijin
Wallace, Barry
Wallace, Karen
Wallace, Robby and Kristen
Walters, Chris and Kim
Walton, Ron and Carol
Ward, Donald and Eleanor
Washam, Bobby and Paula
Webb, Brian and Julie
Weiss, Adam and Sarah
Welborn, Dustin and Melissa
Wells Fargo Community
Support Campaign
Wells Fargo Matching Gift Program
Weng, Ji and Wenqing
Whalen, Surtis
Special Events &
Fundraisers
Whitaker, Christopher and Angie
Whitcomb, Kristy
White, Justin
Whiting, Mark and Cathy
Whitley, Curtis and Jennifer
Widders, Rob and Holly
Wilber, Steven and Tonya
Williams, Jr., Robert and Sandra
Williams, Lloyd and Jan
Williams, Mary
Williams, Sandra
Wilson, Diane
Wilson, Kevin and Lynette
Wilson, Winston and Theresa
Winchester, Joseph and Sandra
Winter, Leon and Sally
Wood, Kenneth and Joan
Woodell, Roger and Sharon
Woodmansee, Harvey and Priscilla
Woodmansee, James and Virginia
Wooten, Dan
Wooten, Mariel
Wunder, John and Erin
Yoder, James and June
Zaitz, Brian and Casey
Zappasodi, Jr., Eugene and Katherine
BOOSTERTHON FUN RUN
February 20, 2015
This year’s Boosterthon Fun Run provided the Lower School with high-energy and excitement from beginning to end. The funds raised from
this event , benefited the Limitless Building Campaign. Thank you to all our sponsors who made it happen!
Adams, Brandon and Ashley
Adams, Brian and Caroline
Adams, Darren and Wava
Adams, Nathan and Angel
Adams, Nathaniel and Regina
Alexander, Johnie and Christine
Alexander, Ron and Kelly
Alford, James and Jeanetta
Allen, Bradley and Elizabeth
Allen, Marilyn
Amaral, Manuel and Christine
Andrew, Adam
Anema, Trevor and Lauren
Anema, Vern and Shar
Anonymous (5)
Armfield, Duncan and Joy
Arnold, Tootsie
Asbury, Samuel
Ashlock, Andrew and Laura
Atiase, Bernard
Aubry, Ashley
Austin, Edward
AXA Foundation
Ayala, Ana
Bain, John and Georgette
Baldino, Cynthia
Ballard, Betty
Bank of America
Bankhead, Cheri
Bannister, Randy and Kathy
Barnes, Jon and Amy
Barrile, John and Sabrina
Barron, Charlene
Barron, Peggy
Bartholomew, Jonathan and
Susan
Bartlett, Craig and Jennifer
Battermann, F. and Larry Ann
Battista, Paul and Marilyn
Baxter, Henry and Maria
Baylark, Laura
Baysinger, Bruce and Donna
Beamer, Robert and Michelle
Beane, Brad and Holly
Beaverson, Frederick and
Samantha
Belter, Matthew and Rachael
Belter, Wesley and Judy
Benett, Tonyelle
Benjamin, Arthur and Emily
Benjamin, Lynn
Bennett, Meyona
Bielefeld, Debbie
Bigley, Kevin and Deborah
Bigley, Tom
Blackwood, J. Curtis and Audrey
Blalock, Andy and Faith
Blatt, Lawrence and Debra
Boggs, Ronald
Bolick, Michael and Susan
Bollinger, Elizabeth
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Bollinger, Reid
Bollinger, Roger
Bordeaux, J. Lamar and Jennifer
Bostic, Paul and Tracina
Bostic, W. L.
Boyce, John and Linda
Boyce, Michael and Tiffany
Boyer, Dennis and Vicki
Brand, Sandra
Bradshaw, Michael
Bragman, Regina
Branson, Graylan and Rachelle
Braswell’s Lawn Landscape
Breece, Victoria
Briggs, Carol
Bright, Meredith
Brooks, Douglas and Terry
Broome, Todd and Hollie
Broome, William and Martha
Brower, Patti
Brown, Ann
Special Events &
Fundraisers
Brown, Troy and Phyllis
Bruner, Chris and Lynn
Bruscato, Nicole
Bryne, Keith and Shannon
Bryne, Tracy
Buckley, Danielle
Burch, Clay and Christine
Burch, Jack and Carol
Burch, Jack and Heather
Burleson, Rex and Sandra
Buzzone, Patricia
Byrd, Heath
Cable, Robert and Chulita Lynn
Caddell, Patricia
Cahal, Gwinna
Caldwell, Kathy
Carlson, John and Tanya
Carnes, Gayle
Carpenter, Kevin
Carr, Al and Lois
Carr, Courtney
Carr, Dwayne and Blair
Carr, Shelley
Carroll, Laura
Carter, Sandy and Angela
Casper, Louis
Cathey, William and Edna
Cauthen, Larry and Joye
Ceol, Todd and Suzanne
Chapman, Mary
Chapman, Philip and Patricia
Charlotte Service, Inc.
Charobee, Mike
Chesley, John and Zola
Christianson, Denise
Clement, Ralph and Dianne
Cobb, Cyndi
Cobb, Michael
Cobb, Richard
Cobb, Rick and Ginny
Cobb, Steve
Coble, Chris and Janice
Cochran, Amanda
Cochrane, Michael and Shelley
Coddington, Henry
Coen, Karen
Cofer, Vicki
Coffey, Kevin and Lanelle
Coleman, Don and Crystal
Collier, Shelly
Collins, Stephen and Kimberly
Combs, Richard and Julia
Cook, Donald
Cooper, Marcus and Johnnie
Corless, David and Kathy
Cortez, Holly
Covington, Jim
Covington, John
Cox, Carlton and Peggy
Cox, Janis
Cox, Patrick and Jean
Cranford, Duane and Denise
Crawford, Tom and Louise
Cristaldi, Lindsay
Cristaldi, Meg
Crocker, Trevor
Cummings, David and Donna
Dalton, Karen
Dare, Justin
Dare, Steve and Becky
Davis, Chad and Tara
Davis, Martha
Deal, Heather
Deason, Nick
Deese, Rodney and Janice
dela Cruz, Ariel
DeMaris, Jennifer
Doege, Kent and Darcy
Donaldson, Jason and Megan
Doyle, Warren and Amy
Dula, Steven and Christy
Dyke, Frank and Jody
Eaton, Robbie and Cheryl
Edwards, Clint and Annie Lou
Efird, Bobby
Efird, Steve
Ellington, Todd and Donna
Elliott, Christopher and Heather
Elliott, Rachel
Empey, Leighton and Janet
Evans, Kevin and Karie
Evans, Loren and Tammy
Fahrenkrog, Brian and Pamela
Faison, Brian
Faison, Myrna
Faris, Jeanie
Farkas, Caroline
Farkas, Michael and Judith
Farmer, Matthew James
Farnelli, A.C. and Sheri
Farr, Patty
Fater, Murray
Federmack, Lindsay
Ferguson, Gene
Ferguson, James and Pat
Ferguson, Mark and Michelle
Ferguson, Matt and Lori
Ferguson, Matthew and
Wenyeemonica
Ferguson, R. Dean and Christine
Fields, Ann
Fieldsend, George and Kellie
Fink, Dale and Elizabeth
Fink, Michelle
Flaherty, Nancy
Flannery, Shawn and Suzanne
Folger, Alice
Folger, Caroline
Forret, Penny
Foster, Robert
Foutts, Dawn
Foutts, Scott
Fox, Lloyd and Brenda
Francis, Megan
Freeman, Wayne
Freshcorn, Lynne
Fuller, Kathy
Gaddy, Stephanie
Gaines, Jeff and Julie
Gallagher, Norman
Gallagher, Thomas and Marlene
Gallagher, Yvonne
Gallian, Leigh
Garmon, Phyllis
Garner, Ted and Linda
Gary and Joanne Mills Family
Foundation
Gauthier, Daniel and Joanie
GCM3 Engineering PLLC
Geurkink, John and Patricia
Ghitas, Stephanie
Gibbs, Franklin and Christa
Gilchrist, Tiffany
Gilmore, Michael and Katherine
Girard, Meghan
Godfrey, Christopher and Catherine
Goelzhauser, Tim and Connie
Gordon, Larry and Margie
Gordon, Robert
Grassnickle, Ken and Betty
Graves, Bob and Debra
Graves, Donald and Lorna
Greene, Charles and Rosalie
Greening, Brad
Griffin, Glenn and Shirley
Griffin, Jeff and Nancy
Griffin, John
Griffin, John and Rhonda
Griffin, Johnny and Mary
Griffin, Jr., William H.
Griffin, William
Grinchak, Daniil and Rimma
Gross, Peter
Grubb, Candice
Grubb, Jason
Grue, Linda
Guhl, Christian and Stacy
Guo, Ji and Wenqing
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Hackett, Burt and Kathy
Haigler, Dennis and Renee
Hall, Carol
Hall, Lloyd and Sharon
Halstead, Donald and Cathy
Hamby, John
Harbor Landscaping
Harnisth, Paul and Jennifer
Harris, Amy
Harris, Annette
Harris, Weston and Jennifer
Harrison, Richard and Joyce
Harter, Scott and Eileen
Hartis, Jennifer
Hatfield, Bryan and Julie
Hathaway, Joseph and Destry
Hawa, Ramiz and Rola
Hayle, Nigel and Marie
Heh, Amy
Heh, Mary Ann
Helms, Jeffrey and Karina
Helms, Larry and Melanie
Helms, Larry and Shirley
Helms, Rocio
Henry, Diane
Herron, Claude and Deanna
Hickey, Jason and Genna
Hinson, Rockie and Donna
Hirudhayaraj, Victor
Hodson, Danielle
Holden, Bernard and Katina
Holt, Ray and Patricia
Howard, George and Gail
Howard, Pamela
Howell Insurance Consulting
Group, Inc.
Howell, Harold and Heather
Howell, Kareem and Curtrina
Howell, Lori
Hoyle, Raymond and Jennifer
Huey, Crystal
Huey-Evans, Tawana
Huffman, Dennis and Gloria
Huffman, Robert and Kim
Hughes, Randy
Huneycutt, Ashley and Amy
Huneycutt, Michael and Barbara
Hunter Masonry
Hunter, Becky
Hunter, Lisa
Hutchinson, Carole
Industrial Alloys, Inc.
Israel, Terry and Rebecca
Jackson, Janice
Jackson, Paul and Gail
Jacumin, Jessica
Special Events &
Fundraisers
James, Roberts
Jan, Andrew and Kelly
Jaynes, Erik and Jill
Jenkins, Tori
Johnson, Delaveez
Johnson, Emily
Johnson, Jeremy and Lindsey
Jolly, Frank and Tracy
Jopson, Amy
Josey, Phil and Pamela
Judy, Roger and Kristine
Kaiser, Thomas and Marie
Kaminski, David and Stacy
Kerbyson, Jason and Amanda
Kinney, Edward and Margaret
Kirnan, Margaret
Kiser, D.L. and L.M.
Kitson, Dorothy
Kluth, David and Lori
Knight, Ronald
Koppe, Clinton and Heather
Koszalka, Barbara
Krob, James and Nicole
Kuzma, Christie
Kuzma, Nivritti and Jacki
Lambert, Brad and Angie
Lambert, George
Landers, Linda
Landreth, Chris
Laney, Ashley
Laney, Darrell and Lynn
Langston, Victoris
Larry Helms Floor Sanding
Laurents, John and Kelly
Lausten, William and Alicia
Lazo, Erik and Jennifer
Leal, Frank
Lederer, Thomas and Dina
Lee, Deborah
Letourneau, Linda
Levesque, Sheila
Lewis, Hugo and Cathy
Lewis, Mark and Robin
Lievanos, Joseph and Destry
Lischke, Gwen
Livewire Electrical, Inc.
Loc-Doc, Inc.
Long, Charles and Heather
Long, Phyllis
Lori, Daniel and Nancy
Love, Robert William and Amanda
Lowery, Chris and Jennifer
Lowery, Dennis
Lowery, Vicki
Lunsford, Patrick and Nikki
Lutwiller, Ronald and Tammy
Lynch, Cindy
Lynch, Diane
Lynch, Patrick and Patricia
Lynch, Rosemarie
Lytle, Paris and Lisa
Macurda, William
Malkemes, Mary Ann
Mangum, Brian and Bari
Margraves, Kevin and Candice
Marino, Cathryn
Marino, Kirk and Kristie
Marston, Joan
Martens, Marc and Denise
Martin, Anthony and Brenda
Martin, Bradley and Kelly
Martin, Holly
Martin, Roy
Matevie, Rosemary
Matthews, James and Rebecca
Mbulu, Joseph and Adenike
McDaniel, Michael
McDonald, Courtney
McGee, Tiffany
McInnis, Alley
McKemie, Karen
McKinney, David and Jamie
McKinney, Harry and Kathryn
McMillan, Diane
McSwain, Eric and Deneen
McSwain, Mike
Medlin, Anna
Meeler, Randy and Glenda
Melton, Roger and Michelle
Merryman, Debra
Merryman, Meagan
Metal Roofing Systems, Inc.
Metro Steamway, Inc.
Michalak, Doug and Angela
Michalak, Robert and Nancy
Milanco, Inc.
Millard, Edward and Regina
Millard, Michael and Melissa
Miller, Barbara
Miller, Clare
Miller, Daniel and Merrill
Miller, Jacob and Jaclyn
Miller, Jerry and Jayme
Mills, Ronnie
Moore, Aaron
Moore, Dorothy
Moore, G. Carter and Toni
Moore, Luther and Sandra
Moore, Victor
Moore, W. Neil
Moreno, Mark and Alisha
Morris, Betty
Morrison, Lindsey
Morrow, Bobby and April
Moser, Terry and Connie
Moyer, Marlene
Mulkey, Greg and Kristin
Mullis, Gina
Murray, Malcolm and Stephanie
Murray, Pam
Nash, Eric
Nash, Joyce
Nawrocki, Dawn
Nelson, Amy
Nelson, Chrystal
Neubauer, Joyce
Newton, Joyce
Nguyen, D.
Noblitt, H. Donald
Nock, Donise
Norris, Kenneth and Patti
Norwood, Lisa
Norwood, Patrick and Shannon
Ocasio, Pablo and Christi
Olsen, Howard and Jennifer
Omura, Akiko
Osmera, Mike
Owens, Trenton
Padgett, David
Parker, Crystal
Parker, Scottie and Erin
Parker, Vanessa
Parry, Fred and Linda
Patterson, Ralph and Sallie
Payne, Tammie
Payvar, Lori Barrett
Pell, David and Tracy
Penley, Tony and Kristy
Perez, Janer and Veronica
Peters, Brad and Tammy
Peters, Pamela
Petersen, Todd and Tiffany
Pierce, Mark and Karyn
Pierucki, John
Pimentel, David and Rebecca
Pimentel, Kevin and Stacy
PNC Foundation
Poehls, William
Polanis, Mark
Polsgrove, Aaron and Wendy
Pompeo, Mark
Porter, Renee
Potts, Lois
Potts, Teena
Pressley, Don and Barbara
Pressley, Donald and Lisa
Pressley, Larry and Carolyn
Pressley, Rodney and Suzanne
Pressley, Roger and Rheba
Price, Brandon and Megan
Price, Donald and Beverly
Price, Joe and Patsy
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Price, John
Price, Julia
Price, Steve and Diane
Price, Timothy and Monica
Prince, Rodney and Candy
Principi, Kelly and Mindi
Principi, Tom and Nancy
Printzlau, Fred and Donna
Prior, David and Tanya
Prisby Style, LLC
Prisby, Ronald and Nancy
Propst, Daniel and Caroline
Proulx, Michael and Jessie
Prudent, Mary
Pugh, Sandra
Purpur, Sally
Purser, Charles
Purser, Michael and Carol
Purser, Raymond
Rape, Jason and Cynthia
Ray, Susan
Reed, Dawn
Reeves, Brandon and Lisa
Reeves, James and Julie
Reymann, Sean
Reynolds, Janice
Reynolds, Lonnie
Rich, Stephen and Heather
Richards, Craig and Rachel
Richardson, Michael and Elena
Ricketts, Mike and Michelle
Rike Roofing Services, Inc.
Rio, Mary
Risley, Doris
Ritch, Vann and Debra
Ritter, Melony
Robbins, Marcus and Anita
Robinson, Bryan and Juli
Robinson, Charles and Dorothy
Robinson, John and Jennifer
Robinson, Melanie
Robinson, Sarah
Rodriguez, Louis and Kimberly
Rorie, Albert and Sandra
Rorie, Christopher
Royal, Leonard and Chantee
Rozendal, Roger and Reda
Saffa-Hoethke, Diana
Sanford, Thomas and Gwen
Sankowski, Alex and Lisa
Sareen, Neha
Saunders, Michael and Kathleen
Schenker, Chris
Schichtel, Deborah
Schopler, David and Marla
Schroeder, Kimberly
Schuster, William
Special Events &
Fundraisers
Secrest, Christopher and Shelia
Secrest, Pamela
Seward, W. Jefferson and
Sue Ellen
Sexton, Robert and Cindy
Shaffer, Aprille
Shaffer, Robby
Shaffer, Ron and Amy
Shannon, Sandra
Sharkey, Michael and Roxanne
Sharkey, Neal and Cecile
Shea, Michael and Jessie
Shellman, Andy and Ann
Shellman, Sondra
Sherland, Lori
Shinn, Elizabeth
Shore, Heather
Shore, Sharyn
Simpson, Cynthia
Simpson, Derrick and Amanda
Simpson, Mick and Nancy
Sisson, Shirley
Smith, Claudia
Smith, Creg and Karen
Smith, Daniel
Smith, Deborah
Smith, Derek and Ashley
Smith, Kenton and Meghan
Smith, Pamela
Smith, Stacey
Snyder, Larry and Sally
Spencer, James and Julie
Spinney, Russell
Stanley, Alice
Starnes, Howard and Jeanette
Starnes, Sarah
Stegall, Donna
Stephenson, James
Stephenson, Kevin
Stewart Enterprises
Stines, Linda
Stogner, Larry and Cathy
Stokes, Sharyn
Stone Lodge
Stone, Steven and Tara
Studivant, Wesley
Summerlin, Otis and L. Grace
Sunday, Alexander and Beate
Swaine, Jamie
Swindler, Richard and Nicole
Taylor, Charles and Jo Ann
Taylor, Michael and Dawn
Taylor, Toby and Veronica
The Life Insurance Depot
Thomas, Jeremy and Jenny
Thomas, Kay
Thomas, Starr
Thompson, Jane
Thompson, Joseph and Heather
Thompson, Mark and Leslie
Thompson, Micheal and Donna
Thompson, Rosemary
Tilley, Stephanie
Tipton, Jeffrey and Joan
Tolbert, Lorice
Torrez, Rebecca
Torrez, Scott and Steph
Travelers Community Connections
Traywick, Bobbie
Traywick, Tim and Lori
Traywick, Tommy and Ashley
Trent, Dean and Michelle
Tucker, Corey and Aimee
Turpin, Jayne
Tuttle, Chad and Kelly
Tuttle, Leon and Sheila
Tweed, Jane Oliver
Tyre, David and Sarah
Tyrone, Nathan and Erica
Vandenbroek, Jeremy and Jodi
Vandenbroek, Robert
Verkaik, Robert and Lynda
Versaci, Karen
Vogel, Ronald and Katherine
Waccamaw Storage, Inc.
Wagoner, Kelly and Mindi
Walker, Christi
Wallace, Karen
Wallace, Robby and Kristen
Waller, Treva
Walters, Thomas
Ward, Donald
Ward, James and Virginia
Waters, Karen
Waters, Pauline
Watkins, Thomas and Denise
Watts, James and Vicki
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Webb, Brian and Julie
Weeks, T. and Patricia
Weiss, Adam and Sarah
Weiss, J. and Virginia
Weng, Ji and Wenqing
Wheeler, Dennis and Peggy
Whitaker, Angie
Whitcomb, Kristy
White, Brian and Tanya
White, Justin
White, Rob and Amy
Whiting, Sandy
Wickerham, Todd and Kim
Widders, John and Martha
Widders, Rob and Holly
Widener, Jonetta
Wilkinson, James and Evelyn
Williams, Charles and Cheryl
Willliams, Jimmy
Wilson, Kevin and Lynette
Wilson, Lauren
Wilson, Michael and Heather
World Trends Wealth
Management, LLC
Wright, E. Scott and Laurie
Yara, Jake and Cara
Yoder, James and June
Young, Barry and Joy
Young, Ronald and Kris
Zappasodi, Jr., Eugene and
Katherine
Zenker, Danielle
GOLFERS’ CHALLENGE
Stonebridge Golf Club – April 24, 2015
The tradition continued as the 15th Annual Golfers’ Challenge provided another great day of
fellowship and fundraising for MCA. This year’s tournament hosted 208 golfers. Thanks to
the following contributors, including sponsors, golfers and friends, who made this special
event possible.
Ahren, Tom
Asbury, Andy
Asbury, Tyler
Aycoth, Daniel
Baker, Austin
Baucom, Alan
Beam, Paul
Bezek, Eric
Blankenbeckler, Tim
Borrelli, Wayne
Bradley, Lance
Breazeale, Ray
Breeden, Chuck
Briggs, Andre
Brinkley, Michael
Broughton, Ronnie
Brown, Robert
Carpenter, Chad
Carpenter, Tim
Carter, Frank
Caswell, RJ
Cheek, Jeff
Clawson, Tyler
Clemmer, Steve
Clontz, Joe
Conner, Alan
Conyers, Theresa
Cort, Gary
Covington, Walter
Cranford, Chip
Darnell, Chuck
Davis, Jerry
Davis, Mike
Decker, Amy
Decker, James
Decker, Michael
Decker, Paul
Desterre, Chris
Devine, TJ
Drake, Reggie
Dunderdale, Dave
Edmisten, Jeff
Edmisten, Tyler
Eudy, Mike
Farnsworth, Eric
Fink, Dale
Fink, Jeff
Flowe, George
Flowe, Kathy
Forwerck, Gregg
Gibson, Brad
Gibson, Lori
Greene, Gary
Greene, Parker
Greene, Steve
Greene, Linton
Hardig, Steve
Hardison, Dutch
Harris, Jeff
Hayes, David
Haynes, Joe
Helms, Coy
Helms, Jeff
Helms, Lucas
Hensley, Caleb
Holden, Ben
Holden, Leroy
Holden, Todd
Holleman, Adam
Holt, Ryan
Howell, Harold
Hudson, Joe
Huffman, Robert
Hunter, Keith
Hurley, John
Hurst, Bailey
Jacobs, Janet
James, Kevin
Johnson, Tony
Jolly, Brad
Jolly, Frank
Kale, David
Keener, Justin
Kell, Andrew
Kelley, Stuart
Kenley, Justin
Kenley, Jr., Forrest
Kenley, Sr., Forrest
Kerry, Matt
Langley, Thomas
Lawrence, Cary
Leake, Jason
Leopard, Brad
Leopard, Henry
Lewis, Bobby
Long, Chris
Lyle-Purdy, Justin
Lynch, Ron
Martin, Kirk
McCollum, Joey
McCotter, Greg
McCotter, Jason
McFadden, Dean
McKee, Steve
Melton, David
Miller, Jerry
Moak, Danny
Myers, Pat
Nance, Bill
Nance, Chuck
Nance, Hogan
Nance, Reid
Nash, Eric
Neal, Bill
Nelson, Paul
Newkirk, Robert
Nolen, Russell
Norman, Mark
Nyborg, Jim
Ogrim, Fred
Paulk, Blake
Perry, Arlin
Perry, Steven
Plyler, Roger
Powell, Dan
Powlas, Barrett
Printzlau, Fred
Prisby, Ron
Pukalsky, Ed
Rankin, Ellen
Ray, Ryan
Rhodes, Terry
Rhodes, Bobby
Rhodes, Tyler
Robbins, Brenda
Robbins, Gene
Robbins, Nick
Rogers, Tim
Rogers, David
Rogone, Anthony
Ross, Jay
Salemo, Todd
Savage, Kevin
Savage, Matthew
Schallmo, Jonathan
Schleicher, Brian
Scholand, Clay
Scribner, Randall
Self, Hazel
Shamblin, Erik
Sharpe, Tony
Shearer, Dave
Shields, Karsten
Shields, Scott
Slatton, Clay
Small, Ed
Smith, Hilton
Smith, John
Spears, Vann
Sprinkle, John
Stager, Frank
Stegall, Tommy
Stewart, Dylan
Stewart, Patrick
Stillwell, Tommy
Strange, Brian
Streu, Jeff
Sullivan, Mike
Summers, Alvin
Taylor, Jeremy
Thomas, Derrick
Thompson, Ed
Tierney, Mike
Toguchi, Masanori
Tucker, Wyatt
Walker, Jeremy
Warrington, Randy
Whitson, Mike
Wiginton, Paiton
Willis, Tripp
Woodell, Roger
Woodmansee, Ginny
Woodmansee, Harvey
Woodmansee, James
Wrenn, Greg
Zentner, Joe
“Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved,
a worker who does not need to be ashamed and who correctly
handles the word of truth.” - II Timothy 2:15
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Special Events &
Fundraisers
Special Events &
Fundraisers
GOLFERS’ CHALLENGE GIFTS-IN-KIND
Special thanks to the following companies and individuals who donated items for our golfer
give-a-way bags, prizes for our winners and participants, and other goods and services that
contributed to the fundraising success of the Golfers’ Challenge and helped keep expenses for
the event to a minimum.
131 Main Restaurant
Emerald Lake Golf Club
Robbins & Assoc. Insurance
316 Sports—FBCIT
Extreme Ice Center
Agency
Black Finn Ameripub
Firebirds Grill
Rolling Hills Country Club
Bojangles’
First Choice Eye Care
Skybrook Golf Club
Bonefish Grill
Forrest & Forrest Family
Starr & Dickens Orthodontics
BSN Sports
Dentistry
Stonebridge Golf Club
Cedarwood Country Club
FSI Office Supply
The Golf Center
Charlotte National Golf
Golf Etc.
The Golf Club @ Ballantyne
Continental Tire
J’s Printed Tees
Union Power Cooperative
Dick's Sporting Goods
Larkhaven Golf Club
Wateree Marina & Boat Club
“Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down
from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not
change like shifting shadows.” - James 1:17
GOLFERS’ CHALLENGE TOURNAMENT SPONSORS
GOLD SPONSORS
TEE/GREEN SPONSORS
PATRON SPONSORS
Harris Teeter
Rankin Wealth Management
Golf Etc.
J's Printed Tees
The Ross-Haigler Group
Holden Realty
The Hobbes Foundation
Starr & Dickens Orthodontics
Joe Pomykacz State Farm
Carolina Green Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. David Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Zappasodi, Jr.
Dexter Insurance Assoc., Inc.
Dentistry
John Moore, CPA
Wateree Marina & Boat Club
Oliveira, LLC
Del Cher Smith, Inc.
Rossini’s Italian Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. David
Cummings
Jack Rabbit Salon
QuikTrip
316 Sports - FBCIT
Torrence Sports Lighting
Matthews Animal Clinic
Mrs. Carole Hoyte
Sports To You
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Iosue
Rorie Properties
DonCo Construction
Mrs. Sharon Sherrell
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Robinson
FSI Office Supply
(Jerry Taylor)
SILVER SPONSORS
Victory Bolt & Specialty, Inc.
TelWare Corporation
York Portable Machines, Inc.
TPM (Forrest Kenley)
Risk Solutions, Inc.
Larry S. Helms & Assoc.
Insurance
Extreme Ice Center
BRONZE SPONSORS
Union Power Cooperative
Indian Trail Pharmacy
Business Forms Plus, Inc.
Heritage Funeral Home
Boosterthon Fun Run Team
Matrix Wealth Advisors, Inc.
Robbins & Assoc. Insurance
Agency
Creative Carolina Landscapes
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MULLIGAN SPONSOR
Champion Fence Builders
PAR 3 HOLE-IN-ONE
SPONSOR
Griffin Motor Company
BEVERAGE CART
SPONSOR
S&S Maintenance, Inc.
FOOD & BEVERAGE
SPONSORS
Bojangle’s
Creative Food Concepts
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Consolidated
Pepsi Bottling Ventures
Sysco Foods of Charlotte
SPRINGAPALOOZA
May 14, 2015
MCA’s 11th Annual Springapalooza once again provided an evening of family fun, fellowship
and celebration of the 2014-2015 school year. This year’s event offered midway rides,
inflatables, games and activities for the students, the Live and Silent auctions for the adults
and concessions for every taste.
Special Events &
Fundraisers
We thank the following family and friends of MCA, who through their generous contributions
and purchases at the live and silent auctions, made this event a success.
August, Stephanie
Barbee, Deirdre
Bartlett, Craig
Beane, Holly
Benton, Cheryl
Best, Carmen
Bigley, Deborah
Blalock, Faith
Bostic, Dana
Bostic, Hilda
Broome, Penny
Bruner, Lynn
Campbell, Sharon
Carmichael, David
Cathy, Edna
Causey, Brad
Cook, Rachel
Cooper, Sue
Cox, Sharron
Crawford, Erica
Eboboko, Sylvie
Ferguson, Lori
Fields, Jenny
Flannery, Sue
Fletcher, Sheila
Gibbs, Frank
Gilmore, Katie
Gooding, Rick
Graves, Debbie
Griffin, Nancy
Halstead, Cathy
Harris, Weston
Holleman, Adam
Howard, Kim
Howell, Heather
Huneycutt, Jeff
Inge, Paige
Ingrassia, Gina
Johnson, Charlie
Johnson, Lindsey
Keating, CiCi
Kenley, Jan
Kirchoff, Donna
Kisiah, Tricia
Krakker, Bryan
Kuzma, Christie
Kuzma, Jackie
Licata, Shari
Lily, Jed
Logan, Ann
Loughren, Shane
Lowery, Jennifer
Lucas, Jennifer
McCree, Tiffany
McCullen, Andy and Erin
McDaniel, Angie
McDowell, Danny
McRorie, Mary
Moore, Carter
Moore, Renee
Moreno, Mark
Moser, Connie
Murphy, Renee
Niccolai, Amy
Nolen, Brandy
Patterson, Sallie
Perez, Mauricio
Peters, Brad
Phillips, Anita
Pimentel, Stacy
Plyler, Becky
Pouges, Monique
Powlas, Kelly
Price, Brandon
Principi, Mindi
Pruitt, Rex and Kathy
Rhoney, Sheila
Robbins, Anita
Rodriguez, Kimberly
Roffler, Lesa
Roland, Jason
Rutledge, Allyson
Schopler, Marla
Shaw, Ann
Smith, Creg
Smith, Derek
Smith, Pam
Smith, Wendy
Stewart, Vickie
Strange, Kristin
Sutton, Melanie
Trexler, John
Tucker, Amiee
Walden, Tony
Whitley, Jennifer
Widders, Holly
Widders, John
Zavaleta, Kathy
Zwierzynski, Holly
SPRINGAPALOOZA GIFTS-IN-KIND
We thank these individuals and businesses for their generous gifts-in-kind to Springapalooza,
including donations for the live and silent auctions and other items and services that helped
keep expenses for the event to a minimum.
TK Class
K5 Classes
1st Grade Classes
2nd Grade Classes
3rd Grade Classes
4th Grade Classes
5th Grade Classes
6th Grade Classes
7th Grade Classes
9th Grade Classes
10th Grade Classes
11th Grade Classes
Lower School Student Council
131 Main Restaurant
803 Elizabeth Bed & Breakfast
ACE Driving School
Adventure Landing
Aisok Jujutsu
Akropolis Café
Alabama Theatre
Alice Jules Coffee House
Anonymous (35)
Apollo Valves
Arthur Murray Dance Studio
Asbury, Andrew and Katie
Athletic Revolution
Aw Shucks Farms
Backyard Birds
Battleship North Carolina
Beach Tanning
Beauty Brands Salon Spa
Superstore
Belk, Lucille
Bellacino's Pizza & Grinders
Best, Carmen
Black Lion
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“For the earth shall be filled
with the knowledge of the glory
of the Lord, as the waters
cover the sea.” - Habakkuk 2:14
Special Events &
Fundraisers
BlackFinn American Saloon
Black, Tracy
Blumenthal Performing Arts
Boardwalk Billy's
Boggs, Suzanne
Bonefish Grill
BrandyRussell Solutions, Inc.
Bricken, Myra
BrightFlow Technologies
Brio Restaurant
Brookgreen GardensPawley's Island
Bruster's Real Ice Cream
Buffalo Wild Wings
Cabarrus County CVB
Cargill
Carolina Panthers
Carolina Raptor Center
Carowinds
Carrabba's Italian Grill
Case Orthodontics
Charlotte Checkers
Charlotte Helicopter
Charlotte Knights
Chick-fil-A (Indian Trail)
Children's Theatre of Charlotte
Chili's
Continental Tire the Americas
Cracker Barrel
Dairy Queen-Matthews
Dan'l Boone Inn
Detailing By Tim
Dick's Sporting Goods
Dilworth Coffee House
Discovery Place, Inc.
Dogs Day Out
Dolin, Pam
Dollywood
Durham Bulls Baseball Club
Eagle Chase Golf Club
Elevate Salon
Elite Cleaners
Empire Petroleum
Partners, LLC
Fahrenheit Restaurant
Family Christian Stores
Fathead
Florida Vacation Villas
Dentistry
Fort Sumter Tours
Fox's Den Pizza
Fresh Salon
FSI Office
Grand Island Express
Grandfather Mountain
Great Clips at Indian Trail
Hampton Inn & SuitesSouthPark
Indian Trail Animal Clinic
Indian Trail Hardware
Inner Peaks Climbing Center
Inspired Salon
J. Jones Jewelers
Java Jeff's Coffee & Tea
Jim 'N Nick's Bar-B-Q
Joe Gibbs Racing
Johnny K's Restaurant
Kate's Skating Center
King's Greenhouse
Kovach, Kema
Laxer, Long & Savage
Lazy 5 Ranch
Leatherman Golf Learning
Center
Linville Caverns
Long Nails & Tanning
Maggiano's Little Italy
Maid Brigade
Matthews Christian Library
McMillan, Diane
Miller Street Dance Academy
Mint Museum
Motor Trenz
Murray, Stephanie
Mystery Hill
Nantahala Outdoor Center
NarroWay Productions
NASCAR Hall of Fame
North Carolina Aquariums
North Carolina Zoo
North Carolina Zoological
Society
Nothing Bundt Cakes
nothing but NOODLES
On Deck Academy
Osso Restaurant and Lounge
Owens, Rob
Palace Theatre-Myrtle Beach
Parry, Paula
Pediatric Dentistry
of Matthews
Perry's at SouthPark
Premier Designs
Publix
Ripley's Aquarium
@ Myrtle Beach
SPRINGAPALOOZA CLASS PROJECTS
TK Class: “What I Want to Be” Class Photo
K5 Classes: Seasonal Decorative Door Wreaths
1st Grade Classes: “They Hold Our Hears Forever” Class Photo 
2nd Grade Classes: Patio Table Center Piece 
3rd Grade Classes: “Smiles” Class Photo 
4th Grade Classes: Hearts Photo Collage 
5th Grade Classes: Glass Candy Dish 
6th Grade Classes: Patio Fire Pit & “S’Mores” Gift Basket 
7th Grade Classes: “All Things Camping” Gift Basket
9th Grade Classes: “Life’s A Beach” Gift Basket
10th Grade Classes: Octagon-shaped Picnic Table 
11th Grade Classes: “Everything Spa” Gift Basket
Lower School Student Council: One-of-a-Kind 16”x16” Garden Paver
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Riverbanks Zoo &
Botanical Garden
Robinson Orthodontics
Robinson, Leah
Rodan & Fields
Rolling Hills Country Club
Rose Chauffeured
Transportation
Rossini's Italian Restaurant
Santé of Matthews
Sky Zone
Smith, Ashley
Sonny's BBQ
Sparks Martial Arts
Sports & Fine Arts Center, Inc.
Sports Fanatics
St. John Photography
Stewart Enterprises
Stonebridge Golf Club
Switchin' Kitchens
The Comedy Zone
The Fillmore Charlotte
The Golf Club @ Ballantyne
The Peabody Memphis
The Schiele Museum of Natural
History
Toast Café
Trader Joe's
Trail's Dynasty Miniature Golf
Tweetsie Railroad
Vandergrift, Susan
Wet 'n Wild Emerald Pointe
Winterplace Ski Resort
WMF Americas Group Inc.
YMCA of Greater Charlotte
York Machines, Inc.
JAARS CHALLENGE
Thank you to the many donors who provided scholarship assistance for the nine (9) JAARS
students attending MCA. Your support made Kingdom education possible for the students
and ministered greatly to their families.
Adams, Charles and Joyce
Anonymous (8)
Arrington, Jane
Autry, Douglas and Denise
Bame, Martin and Linda
Blanton, Joseph and Dean
Entz, Beverly
FBCIT Life Group - Garrettson
FBCIT Life Group Mary Martha
FBCIT Life Group - XYZ
Gault, Boyce and Arlene
Glenn, Adrian and Gail
Hawkins, Mark and Sandy
Henderson, Timothy and Melissa
Jones, Darrell and Susan
Kliputin, Paul and Galina
Lawrence, Cary
McElroy, John and Ann
McKinley, Jim and Judy
Moore, Joe and Judy
Mullis, Nancy
Oxford, Ronald and Sarah
Ritch, Jeanette
Smith, Daniel and Cheryl
Various FBCIT Life Groups
EASY WAYS TO SUPPORT MCA
These are programs that fit easily into our parents’ everyday life and help raise money for
MCA throughout the school year.
Hungry Howie’s of Indian Trail
Chick-fil-A of Indian Trail
Biscuitville of Indian Trail
Moe’s at Sun Valley
Qdoba at McKee Farms
Chuck E. Cheese
Box Tops for Education
Campbell’s Labels
Target Red Card
Harris Teeter, Inc.
DESIGNATED GIVING
We wish to thank the following donors for their generous support of specific programs/areas
of our ministry.
ATHLETICS
First Citizens Bank & Trust
Johnson, Charlie & Joey
Peterson, David and Greta
RSP Investments, LLC
Timmerman, Todd & Kelly
DANCE TEAM
Active Life Chiropractic
Austin, Nicole
Bryan, Tony and Edna
Eades, William and Erin
Fetz, Wayne and Ruth
Fuddrucker’s
Gaddy, Stephanie
Langley, Floyd and Joyce
Lankford, Randy and Kristin
Loc-Doc, Inc.
Long, Tommy
Long, Virgie
Mason, Robert
Mikeal, Brett and Sheila
Motor Trenz LLC
Neller, Michael and Carrie
Philipps, Warren and Cheryl
Ricketts, Daniel and Judy
Robertson, Curt and Fran
Smith, John and Betty
Taylor, Jennifer
Terkeurst Foundation
Tolbert, Danny and Lorice
Zurhellen, Brian
PAUL HARRISON LIBRARY
Harrison, David and Debbie
In Memory of Linda Graugh
Henderson
Mumpower, Jerry
In Memory of Paul Harrison
ONLINE GIVING
Supporting Metrolina Christian Academy has never been easier. To make a gift online, go
to www.metrolinachristian.org, Support MCA, Give Online. MCA accepts the
following credit cards: VISA, MasterCard and Discover Card. You will have the option to
designate your gift to the fund or project of your choice.
The Giving Opportunities page (located under Support MCA) lists even more ways to
bless the students of MCA with your financial gift.
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Special Events &
Fundraisers
“Every man according as he
purposeth in his heart, so
let him give, not grudgingly,
or of necessity: for God loveth a
cheerful giver.” - II Corinthians 9:7
Special Events &
Fundraisers
With the start of 2015, Metrolina Christian Academy launched its first on-campus
construction project, the Limitless Building Campaign. The new buildings will add nearly
10,000 square feet of educational space for our students. The goal is to build debt free and
have construction completed by 2017. (Phase 1 - Math & Science Building: Projected CompletionDecember 2015)
The Limitless Building Campaign involves the construction of two new educational buildings
that will reshape Metrolina Christian Academy’s campus, expand our community and
enhance the quality of programs available for all age groups for many years to come. MCA
has always been a place where we have seen our students soar academically, and more
importantly, blessed to see God move powerfully in their lives. Our desire for the facility
expansion is best expressed by the truth found in Proverbs 24:3-4 -“A house is built by
wisdom and becomes strong through good sense. Through knowledge its rooms are
filled with all sorts of precious riches and valuables.”
Please note: The donors listed below contributed to the Limitless Building Campaign from July 1, 2014
through June 30, 2015.
LEGACY MEMBERS
Anonymous (3)
Boggs, Christopher and Suzanne
Bolger, Patrick and Shawna
Bostic, Dana
Calloway, Rick and Karen
Harr, Doug and Deborah
Hill, Jeffrey and Amy
Holden, Todd and Lisa
Johnson, Brian and Myra
Johnson, Charles and Joey
Johnson, John and Rita
Kenley, Forrest and Jan
Logan, Todd and Ann
Peterson, David and Greta
Thomas, Sammy and Helen
Tyson, Larry and Virginia
Woodmansee, James and
Virginia
NAMING OPPORTUNITY
“Jabez cried out to the God
of Israel, ‘Oh, that you would
bless me and enlarge my
territory! Let your hand be
with me, and keep me from
harm so that I will be free from
pain.’ And God granted his
request.” -1 Chronicles 4:10
One Classroom in Math & Science Building - The Charlie and Joey Johnson Family
Rendering of Math & Science Building
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Special Events &
Fundraisers
BRICK PROJECT
Black, Barry and Tracy
Bostic, Jim and Hilda
Braswell, Steven and Shea
Bright, Barry
Butler, John and Kristina
Cauthen, Chris and Sharon
Cobb, Joan
Davis, Amy
Flowe, George and Kathy
Fox, Steve and Karen
Gilmore, Michael and Katherine
Gilmore, Milton
Gordon, Larry and Margie
Greene, Gary and Cindy
Harrison, David and Debbie
Iosue, Anthony and Barbara
Kelso, Charles and Jeanette
Krakker, Bryan and Seema
Lynch, Cindy
McKinley, Jim and Judy
McMillan, Diane
McSwain, Mike McSwain
Plyler, Ronald and Michele
Pressley, Kevin and Julie
Price, Frances
Segrest, Alden and Linda
Shields, Scott and Lisa
Sparks, Kyle and Tina
Spears, Lori
Sutton, Greg and Becky
Thomas, Jeremy and Jenny
Titherington, Jeffrey and Alison
Watson, Drue
Weiss, J. and Virginia
Wilkinson, James and Evelyn
First Baptist Church Indian Trail
Gaskin, Lisa
Hackett, Burt and Kathy
Hensley, Mike and Charlotte
Jackson, Ed and Kathy
Johnson, John and Rita
Laney, Darrell and Lynn
Laughridge, Carrie
McGinnis, Cheryl
Moore, Lynda
Pouges, Byron and Monique
Reule, William and Sandy
Rogers, Fred and Sandra
Sadler, Preston and Pamela
Simpson, Luke
Sydnor, Miriam
Vandergrift, Robert and Susan
Washam, Janie
Wienecke, Ken and Katy
Williams, Mary-Gwen
Wilson, Michael and Heather
Winter, Leon and Sally
Woodell, Roger and Sharon
GENERAL GIVING
Anonymous (6)
Arrington, Jane
Baker, Katie
Barker, Jonathan and Angela
Barry, Thomas and Lynn
Bumbulucz, Robert
Carey, John and Jennie
Cauthen, Joye
Cook, Jim and Joan
Deligdisch, Amy
Dolin, Johnny and Pamela
FBCIT Encouragers Class
“Now unto him that is able
to do exceeding abundantly
above all that we ask or
think, according to the
power that worketh
in us.” - Ephesians 3:20
Return completed form to: Metrolina Christian Academy / P.O.
Box 1460 / Indian Trail, NC 28079 / Attn: Advancement Office
or email to: [email protected].
DONOR INFORMATION
PAYMENT METHOD
 CHECK ENCLOSED (payable to Metrolina Christian Academy)
NAME
CREDIT CARD
 VISA
$
 MasterCard
 Discover
ADDRESS
ACCOUNT #
CITY
STATE
SECURITY CODE
PHONE
EXP. DATE
/
ZIP
NAME ON CARD
EMAIL
SIGNATURE
 Please keep this gift anonymous
DONATION
MATCHING GIFT INFORMATION
 One-time gift of $_______________
 Pledge of $_______________ (completed by 6/30/17)
I will make:
 Monthly payments of $_________ for 24 months.
 Yearly payments of $_________ for 2 years.
 Legacy Member - $2,500 (seeking 50 Legacy Members by
June 1, 2015) *You will be contacted by the Advancement
Office to provide a personal message for your 8”x8” brick.
GIVING OPPORTUNITIES
I/We would like more information about:
 Naming Opportunities  Gift-in-Kind Support
 Stock Gifts
Brick Project
To purchase your personalized engraved brick, please go to
www.metrolinachristian.org, click on Support MCA, then
Limitless Building Campaign.
 My/our gift will be matched by (name
of company):
_________________________________
(Please complete matching gift form and turn
in to MCA.)
(For details, please go to www.metrolinachristian.org, click Support MCA then Limitless Building Campaign)
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PO Box 1460 | Indian Trail, NC 28079
Our Mission
To lovingly lead and equip students for Kingdom
living.
Our Vision
To have students graduate with a Biblical
worldview based upon established spiritual
disciplines, sound academic thinking, and
appropriate skill development that enables
them to move into their adult experience with
the character and tools to be equipped for
service in the Kingdom of God.
Our Purpose
The purpose of Metrolina Christian Academy is
to provide Christ-like love, promote a Biblical
worldview, pursue excellence in education and
partner with our families.
Metrolina Christian Academy admits students of any race,
national and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs
and activities generally accorded or made available to
students at the school.
The academy does not discriminate in the administration of
its educational policies, scholarships, athletic and other
school programs.
Mailing Address: PO Box 1460
Campus Address: 732 Indian Trail-Fairview Road
Indian Trail, NC 28079
P: 704.882.3375
F: 704.882.0631
www.metrolinachristian.org
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