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Bar Underwriters
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Anne and Shawn Cleary
Cherry Pie Underwriters
Dana and Ron Bankston
Allee and Jim Crosby / Cecilia and Jim Edwards
Jane and Robert Durden / Allison and Pablo Mercado
Killian and Doug Gilbert-Smith
Jamie and Greg Grissom / Amy and Mark Melton
Julie and Rob McGarr
Donna and Mike McGinnis
Tonya and Bartley Pickron
Urban Living
The Van Gundy Family
Wortham Insurance & Risk Management
Picnic Basket Underwriters
Joanie and David Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Freeland
Michele and Paul Pilibosian
Holly and Ellis Arjmand
Hollie and Dave Fulghum
Raven Mechanical, LP
Kathryn and Mark Artlip
The Fuselier Family
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Salmon
ZoeAnn and Jud Bailey
Sheryl Gussett and Phil Watts
Anna and Bret Scholtes
Laura and Steve Bradford
Kari and Kevin Brophy
Dr. Ihab Hamzeh and
Mrs. Fidaa Shaib
Grace and Ben Smith
Karla and John Buergler
Robyn and Keith Harrison
Mina and Robert Covington
Jill Reno Collection
David and Catherine Crabtree Alyson and Ryan McConnell
Sarah and Earl Dyke
Pieper Electric
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Michael and Rita Stringer
Walter and Emily Lynch
Elizabeth Trammell and
Brian Miller
Kristie and Randy Wade
st. mark’s episcopal school is pleased to present
the 2015 gala and auction
Saturday, April 11
St. Mark’s Campus
Event Program
Guest Check-In and Registration
6:30 PM
Live Auction
7:30 PM
Event Concludes
8:30 PM
Close of Online Bidding
10:00 PM
Once again, we are proud to partner with BidPal for this event. Look for volunteers
or staff wearing green BidPal lanyards if you have questions. Make sure you register
your cell phone number with us so you can receive text messages and automatic updates
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Elizabeth Trammell
Auction Chairs
Jamie Grissom
Student Art Chairs
Anna Scholtes
Allison Mercado
Jane Durden
Décor Chairs
Socials Chairs
kim van gundy
cecilia edwards
allee crosby
alex doan
Special Thanks
Margaret Alvarez
Carrie Gillette
Caswell & Co. Catering
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Student Art Class Projects
Ms. Rigney’s bear bouquet
The tiny handprints of our youngest St. Mark’s students are forever preserved in this
unique format. Framed and ready to hang in your home, this artful snapshot of Ms.
Rigney’s class is sure to be cherished for years to come.
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mrs. Mandell’s bee bouquet
The tiny handprints of our youngest St. Mark’s students are forever preserved in this
unique format. Framed and ready to hang in your home, this artful snapshot of Mrs.
Mandell’s class is sure to be cherished for years to come.
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Ms. williams’ thumbprint dandelion
In nature, the head of a dandelion disperses a hundred seeds with wind. Each fingerprint
on this distinctive piece is a representation of one of our Preschool 3s students, like
seeds, full of hope. Ready to display, this piece will look beautiful in any home.
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Mrs. Arora’s thumbprint dandelion
In nature, the head of a dandelion disperses a hundred seeds with wind. Each fingerprint
on this distinctive piece is a representation of one of our Preschool 3s students, like
seeds, full of hope. Ready to display, this piece will look beautiful in any home.
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all grown up with mrs. jackson
Each shining smile of our St. Mark’s Pre-K students will steal your heart by themselves.
When paired with their future aspirations, this photographic piece is a sweet reminder
of the bright road ahead for these young minds. Take home this fun project today!
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all grown up with mrs. sonnier
Each shining smile of our St. Mark’s Pre-K students will steal your heart by themselves.
When paired with their future aspirations, this photographic piece is a sweet reminder
of the bright road ahead for these young minds. Take home this fun project today!
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ms. wylie’s work of heart
Our kindergarteners and loving kindergarten teachers have BIG hearts! Each member
of this class imprinted their name on the stamps made to create this St. Mark’s size
heart print. This powerful image is sure to warm hearts for years to come.
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Mrs. jaster’s work of heart
Our kindergarteners and loving kindergarten teachers have BIG hearts! Each member
of this class imprinted their name on the stamps made to create this St. Mark’s size
heart print. This powerful image is sure to warm hearts for years to come.
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Student Art Class Projects
Mrs. tan’s miro inspired print
Our St. Mark’s 1st grade students studied surrealist artist Joan Miro (1893-1983) and
created their own Miro-inspired creatures for printing on this work. The collective
result is a whimsical and fun portrait of our students’ creativity. This work is framed
and ready for display.
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ms. akers’ miro inspired print
Our St. Mark’s 1st grade students studied surrealist artist Joan Miro (1893-1983) and
created their own Miro-inspired creatures for printing on this work. The collective
result is a whimsical and fun portrait of our students’ creativity. This work is framed
and ready for display.
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ms. collins’ peace sign collage
Every parent knows the hands of their child. Our 2nd graders’ hands, each holding up
a peace sign in stark black and white photography, creates a poetic image. This special
canvas is ready for display in your home.
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mrs. owen’s peace sign collage
Every parent knows the hands of their child. Our 2nd graders’ hands, each holding up
a peace sign in stark black and white photography, creates a poetic image. This special
canvas is ready for display in your home.
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mrs. duncan’s collection of hearts
Each ceramic heart on this piece is as unique as the artists that crafted them. The
juxtaposition of these vibrant pieces on the rough background of old cedar creates a
three-dimensional work of art. This piece is ready to hang in your home.
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mrs. partney’s collection of hearts
Each ceramic heart on this piece is as unique as the artists that crafted them. The
juxtaposition of these vibrant pieces on the rough background of old cedar creates a
three-dimensional work of art. This piece is ready to hang in your home.
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Student Art Class Projects
ms. smith’s texas chalkboard
All 4th graders study Texas History throughout the school year. This unique
representation of their collective love for the Lone Star State is charming. This work
was created on a chalkboard with a rustic frame. Ready to hang and display!
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mrs. Robins’ TExas Chalkboard
All 4th graders study Texas History throughout the school year. This unique
representation of their collective love for the Lone Star State is charming. This work
was created on a chalkboard with a rustic frame. Ready to hang and display!
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5a sweet and cozy pillow
After studying the pop art movement and Andy Warhol (1928-1987), each 5th grade
student created a watercolor painting of their favorite piece of candy. Taking an
inventive approach, these individual watercolors were scanned to create a stunning
fabric pattern. This fabric has been fashioned into an oversized comfy floor pillow.
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5b sweet and cozy pillow
After studying the pop art movement and Andy Warhol (1928-1987), each 5th grade
student created a watercolor painting of their favorite piece of candy. Taking an
inventive approach, these individual watercolors were scanned to create a stunning
fabric pattern. This fabric has been fashioned into an oversized comfy floor pillow.
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6a folk art rocking chair
Traditional rules don’t apply in Folk Art. Our St. Mark’s 6th graders spent time studying
this movement and were asked to think about their own interpretation. Their collective
effort in this unique form, the rocking chair, makes a bold statement.
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6b folk art rocking chair
Traditional rules don’t apply in Folk Art. Our St. Mark’s 6th graders spent time studying
this movement and were asked to think about their own interpretation. Their collective
effort in this unique form, the rocking chair, makes a bold statement.
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Student Art Class Projects
a statement piece from 7a
Each 7th grade student was asked to choose a word that they think best represents them
for this powerful piece. Using mixed media on glass, these collaged representations of
each student make an impact when viewed together. A perfect addition to your child’s
room, this piece commemorates an incredible year.
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a statement piece from 7b
Each 7th grade student was asked to choose a word that they think best represents them
for this powerful piece. Using mixed media on glass, these collaged representations of
each student make an impact when viewed together. A perfect addition to your child’s
room, this piece commemorates an incredible year.
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unforgettable 8th grade
Powerful. Funny. Smart. Distinctive. These photographic portraits of our 8th graders
tell a story about who they are. Each student was asked to take their photo and edit it
using their iPad, in a style inspired by illustrator, Peter Max. When presented together
in this fashion, this special portrait of a unique class takes on a life of its own. Don’t
miss this chance to bid on this last work from our amazing 8th graders.
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8a three dimensional printing project
Students employed the school’s new 3D scanner and printer to create this distinctive
piece. Each unique charm represents an individual, marked with that student’s initials.
Designed to display collectively, this piece includes hardware for permanent installation
in your home.
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8b three dimensional printing project
Students employed the school’s new 3D scanner and printer to create this distinctive
piece. The pleasing end result is also a fully functional checkerboard with individual
moving pieces. Look closely, each checker piece is marked with the designer’s name.
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Individual Art Projects
jacob klucznik’s honors art piece
Honors Art Student, Jacob Klucznik, created this unique piece with watercolor and ink.
The end result is impactful and bold.
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dailey nottingham’s honors art piece
Honors Art Student, Dailey Nottingham , created this unique piece by layering acrylic
paint with mixed media collage pieces. The end result is impactful and bold.
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Silent Auction
private dinner in the tiny boxwoods gazebo
Donated By: Tiny Boxwoods #10
Diners at Houston’s own Tiny Boxwoods already feel like they have vacationed to their
own secluded locale, but chances are they have never done it like this! The winner of
this incredible package will host a private dinner for 10 guests in the gazebo among
the beautifully manicured gardens cared for by Thompson and Hanson. Catering will
be provided by Tiny Boxwoods, and it includes wine! Don’t miss the chance to bid on
this package, perfect for a special occasion or anytime! Tiny Boxwoods is located at
3614 West Alabama.
Limitations: Gratuity not included. Expires on 4/11/2016
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private wine tasting event with winemaker
Donated By: The Nice Winery
Experience the wine country here in Houston! Foodie superduo Ryan Levy and Ian
Eastveld of The Nice Winery are Certified Sommeliers, wine educators, and Le Cordon
Bleu trained chefs. Their hand crafted, boutique wines are poured in top restaurants
and have won gold medals in internationally recognized wine competitions. Join Ryan
in their Houston tasting studio with for a seated, private guided wine tasting for 10-16
people. This includes tasting of six wines, stemware, light snacks and wine education.
Please call early to make reservations. Expires 11/30/2015
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one week getaway to sugar mountain north carolina
Donated by: Joanie and David Andrews
Spend a week in this beautiful two-bedroom, two-bath condo in Sugar Mountain, North
Carolina, which is nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains amongst the Appalachian
Range. This perfect mix of family adventure, incredible natural beauty, and peaceful
mountain views will be an incredible memory for you and your family.
Newly remodeled and beautifully appointed, this property is a quick 2 hour and 20
minute trip from the Charlotte airport. Whatever time of year you choose to travel, the
activities abound: Skiing, hiking, white-water rafting, mountain biking, picnicking, and
enjoying several national wilderness areas nearby are just a few.
Limitations: Not Available June 15-July 10, August 1-14, October 8th-19th,
Christmas 2015.
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Silent Auction
saltwater fishing excursion - lake calcasieu
Donated By: Jennifer and Ross Hutchmacher / Lynne and Jim Purdue
Lake Calcasieu is a premier saltwater fishing destination known as the “Speckled Trout
Capital of the World.” This unforgettable excursion is perfect for the experienced
fisherman or a novice! Enjoy the friendly hospitality at the camp of Lynne and Jim
Purdue in Hackberry, Louisiana, including two full days of saltwater fishing, two nights
of lodging and prepared meals for a maximum of three people. Sit back, relax, and
enjoy the peaceful scenery and good company, because your incredible hosts will
provide it all. Food, lodging, boat, fuel, fishing guide, adult beverages, soft drinks, bait,
and tackle are all covered. They will even clean and package all of your fish!
Limitations / Expirations: Date to be mutually agreed upon during 2015. Winners
will be responsible for their transportation to and from the Camp (2.5 hours) and a
Louisiana saltwater fishing license.
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peridot & pearl necklace with earrings
Donated By: Queen of Heirs Antique & Estate Jewelry
Step into spring with this beautiful peridot, pearl and gold vermeil necklace with
earrings. Continue building your collection with a $50 gift certificate towards fine
jewelry at Queen of Heirs Antique & Estate Jewelry.
Expires 10/11/2015
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a case of stellar red wines
Donated by: Michelle and Michael Bollinger
Here is a wonderful opportunity to start your wine collection or enhance your current
collection. This curated case of knockout red wines include:
Merryvale Profile (2008)
ZD Select (2011)
Clos Dubreuil (2010, 2011)
Quintessa (2006)
Silver Oak (2005, 2006, 2007)
Altamura (2006)
Joseph Phelps Insignia (2010)
Philip Togni (2009)
Ridge Monte Bello (2009)
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Silent Auction
authentic tom brady signed football
Donated By: Jo and John Doherty
Authentic signed football by Tom Brady, the Super Bowl XLIX MVP and quarterback
for the New England Patriots.
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texans 2015 home game day experience
Donated By: Aramark Sports and Entertainment / The Grissom Family
Get up close to the action for the big game! Enjoy four suite tickets in Suite 239 and
sideline passes to a 2015 Texans home game. This package includes parking.
Date to be mutually agreed upon
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pack your bags for paris!
Donated by: Peggy Sue and Rick McWhorter
Paris is one of the most beautiful cities on earth, a truth easily appreciated on a stroll
that could yield one stunning vista after another, from the epic Eiffel Tower to the regal
Jardin des Tuileries to the petite cafés bursting onto the sidewalks. Beyond the city’s
visual appeal, the cultural riches of the French capital are unsurpassed. Explore the
world’s top museums, epicurean delights and cultural riches as you live as a local for a
week in Paris’ 14th arrondisemenent.
This 4 bedroom/2 bathroom apartment in Montrouge, France strikes a perfect balance
of access to the City of Lights and a snapshot of everyday Parisian life. Apartment
accommodates 8 people.
Blackout dates: 6/25/2015 - 8/15/2015 and expires 5/30/2016. A signed rental
agreement and credit card on file for key/security deposit is required.
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camping in comfort
Donated by: Teksys, Inc.
For the serious outdoor family, this package has it all! In includes:
A Yeti 150 Solar Generator
A 270 Lumen LED Lantern
A Solar or Hand-Powered Combination Lantern / USB Power Source
A Whisper USB Powered Fan
High Quality Portable Speakers
Don’t miss your chance to bid on this incredibly useful package!
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Silent Auction
fore her
Donated by: Amore Reflexology / Beautique Day Spa / River Oaks Nails / Sean Weigner
Get back into the swing of things with an Individualized Golf Fitness Program with
Sean Weigner designed to help the golfer’s body become more efficient as it relates
to the golf swing. Program includes a one hour fitness assessment, three, 30-minute
workout sessions and a six week program to follow.
After your workout, enjoy a relaxing mani/pedi at River Oaks Nails and head across the
street to Amore for an hour reflexology session! Finish up your day with a fresh haircut
at Beautique Day Spa in Rice Village.
Package includes:
$66 in gift certificate at River Oaks Nails
One hour reflexology session at Amore Reflexology
$25 gift certificate to Beautique Day Spa
Individualized Golf Fitness Program with Sean Weigner Expires 10/11/2015
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keep calm and go to london
Donated by: Deborah and David Roylance
History and tradition greet you at every turn in London; it’s also one of the coolest,
most modern cities in the world. Travelers come to glimpse the royals and stop by hot
galleries, to take in theater and trendy shops, to sample tea and scones or cutting-edge
cuisine. When you need a break from the action make London your own at this property
for four nights.
This package includes four nights in the heart of London’s Mayfair, steps from Hyde
Park and Berkeley Square. This property is located at 47 Park Street and has 2
Bedrooms, both Master King Suites, 2 Bathrooms, plus a fully equipped Kitchenette.
You may also take advantage of our on site concierge and room service. This package
includes a 100 BP credit toward a dinner for two prepared by our on staff French
“Chef Jean Louis” (may we suggest his Salmon En Croute?). Let his staff prepare
your in suite dining table while you are out shopping on nearby Regent, Oxford or
Jermyn streets.
This package is available to book Jnuary through May or September through November
15, 2016.
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jill reno collection - diamond pendant
Donated by: Jill Reno Collection
This gorgeous diamond pendant would make a statement for day or evening. Crafted
from oxidized sterling silver and 14 karat gold and diamonds, from our very own Jill
Reno. Don’t miss the chance to take this home today!
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Silent Auction
stock a party-worthy cocktail bar
Donated by: Jennifer and BJ Ducey
It’s time to step up your game with a thoughtfully assembled cocktail bar! This starter
kit includes bottles of Bombay Gin, Tito’s Handcrafted Vodka, Jack Daniel’s and Fina
Estampa Tequila and Perrier to mix. Round out your bar with a $25 Spec’s gift card.
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progressive shopping day and lunch
Donated by: Julie McGarr
A great day of champagne, shopping and lunch for 12. Visit some of Houston’s top
home decor and lifestyle shops with designer, Julie McGarr, while enjoying 20% off at
each store.
The day will begin at 10:00 AM with champagne and shopping at Kuhl-Linscomb. A
bus will pick up shoppers at 11:15 to visit Area for more shopping, refreshments and
lite bites. At 12:30, the bus will take us to Vieux and wrap up the day with a sit down
lunch provided by Drexel House.
The bus will return all shoppers to Kuhl-linscomb at 2:00 PM.
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saltair cocktail party
Donated by: Charles Cooper
A chance to see one of Houston’s newest restaurants from Clark Cooper Concepts,
owners of Brasserie 19, Coppa and Punk’s, first hand.
Offering a 30 person cocktail party that includes, heavy appetizers, beer and wine and
a signature cocktail. The event will take place in the back private dining room.
Dates will need to be agreed upon between purchaser and restaurant owners.
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stunning silver & diamond cuff bracelet
Donated by: Jo and John Doherty
Dressed up or down, this sterling silver and diamond cuff is a stunning piece for all
occasions.
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Silent Auction
houston polo club - 10 red lawn tickets
Donated by: Houston Polo Club
Enjoy 10 Red Lawn tickets for one Sunday match of the Spring 2015 Houston Polo
Club season. Don’t forget to stomp the divots!
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dinner for 6 at genesis steakhouse & wine bar
Donated by: Joanie and David Andrews
Genesis Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar, located in the heart of Bellaire puts
immeasurable care into providing guests a dining experience like no other. Genesis
is the first kosher steakhouse in Texas, and in the entire southwest. Enjoy a gourmet
experience (including wine) for six without having to battle cross-town traffic!
Teacher Offerings
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a night at the movies: the sound of music with ms. brannon
Donated by: Sara Brannon
Travel back in time to the 1965 movie premiere of the beloved classic, The Sound of
Music! This 50th anniversary screening will include a red carpet, themed snacks, a
photobooth, and a singalong. Dress in your Hollywood best and come on down to the
St. Mark’s theater for a fabulous afternoon of glamor, music, and fun! This social will
take place on Friday, June 5, from 1:00-5:00 PM. It is open to current students in
grades 1-4.
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movies and manicures with ms. collins
Donated by: Courtney Collins
Which do you prefer? Movies or manicures? Well, now you can have both for your
little one. Five lucky 2nd graders will enjoy an afternoon of pampering and fun with
Ms. Collins. Ms. Collins will provide manicures of their choice with basic colors
and designs, as well as fun movies, snacks and drinks. This social will take place on
Thursday, April 24. It is open to current 2nd grade girls.
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Teacher Offerings
3rd grade breakfast of champions
Donated by: Cathy Partney, Shannon Duncan, and Brittney Brown
End the school year with all your friends at this “Breakfast of Champions” social for
the 3rd grade. We know that Ms. Partney, Ms. Duncan, and Ms. Brown can teach. But
can they cook? This dynamic teaching team will prepare pancakes and all the fixings
for your kiddos. This social will take place on Friday, May 15, at 7:10 AM. It is open
to current 3rd grade students.
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houston zoo with ms. akers and mrs. tan
Donated by: Allison Akers and Grace Tan
Join us for a “roaring” good time at the Houston Zoo. Ms. Akers and Mrs. Tan will lead
a fun-filled day amid the animals and exhibits. Parents should send their child with a
sack lunch, so the group can enjoy a picnic and feed the ducks at the pond. This social
will take place on Saturday, May 9, from 9:30 AM -1:00 PM. It is open to current 1st
grade students.
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brunch with bobbye flay hicks
Donated by: Bobbye Hicks
What could be better than brunch with the accomplished chef, Bobbye Flay Hicks?
Participants will work together to prepare and enjoy a delicious menu in the home of
Mrs. Hicks. Bon Appetit! This social will take place on Saturday, May 2, from 9:0011:00 AM. It is open to current students in grades 1-4.
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cooking up a storm with ms. haley, ms. upenieks, and ms. dorton
Donated by: Lynden Haley, Kerrie Upenieks, and Kristen Dorton
Don’t miss out on the chance to sign up for this fantastic afternoon with Ms. Haley,
Ms. Upenieks, and Ms. Dorton. Students will get to knead and shape pizza dough for
their individual pizzas, as well select their own choice of toppings. That is not all!
Participants will also help in making the ice cream for dessert. The Van Gundy family
has graciously offered to host this event in their home, and students will receive a ride
from their teachers that afternoon. This social will take place on Friday, May 8. It is
open to current students, 3rd grade and older.
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Teacher Offerings
mad potter with ms. smith
Donated by: Samantha Smith
Get crafty with 4th grade teacher, Ms. Smith, at the Mad Potter in Meyerland. Students
can be dropped off for an afternoon of fun and creativity, where they will select their
own custom pottery piece and create! This social will take place on Saturday, May 16.
It is open to current 4th grade students
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PRe-K parents night out pj pizza party
Donated by: Anne Jackson and Gabriela Olivero
Pre-K kids can enjoy a special night at school while their parents hit the town!
Students can be dropped off for a pizza dinner in their PJs, followed by crafts and
fun with Ms. Jackson and Ms. Olivero. This social will take place on Friday, April 24,
from 5:30 - 8:00 PM at St. Mark’s. It is open to current Pre-K students and their St.
Mark’s siblings.
Parent-Hosted Socials
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mom’s sos night out at armando’s
Donated by: Danielle Batchelor / Laura Bradford / Kari Brophy / Mary Rose Browder
/ Alex Doan / Sara Elkins / Jennifer Finch / Hollie Fulghum / Killian Gilbert-Smith /
Carrie Gillette / Fiona Gilmour / Cathy Herr / Jennifer Huthmacher / Carey Jordan /
Gerri Kiefer / Annette Mashburn / Bethany Pedley / Carla Singer / Emily Whittenburg
There is no distress signal at this party! Just a group of moms getting together to
Support Our School and Save Our Sanity while Sipping On Something refreshing. We
hope that you will join us for a night out as we meet, mix and mingle with other St.
Mark’s moms. This event will take place on Sunday, September 20, from 6:00-9:00
PM. Armando’s is located at 2630 Westheimer in River Oaks. Hurry up! This social
sells out!
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dad’s poker night
Donated by: The Covington / Lynch Families
Come join us for the Fourth Annual St. Mark’s Dads Poker Night. Everybody is a
winner at this grand evening with other St. Mark’s Dads. This event will be a straight
flush with good company and big winnings. This event will be held in the evening on
Satruday, October 25, at the Patio on Mercer.
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Parent-Hosted Socials
2016 spring crawfish boil
Donated by: The Cleary / Fisher / Fulghum / Shapiro Families
Spring is crawfish season and we know how to do it right! All St. Mark’s parents are
invited to come and enjoy crawfish and traditional accompanying fare, as well as beer
and wine. Adults only. The exact date for this event will be announced by Labor Day.
The location for this event is the Shapiro residence.
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b-i-n-g-o! did someone say bingo?
Donated by: The Breitbeil / Carlson / Crosby / Edwards / Dodson / Grissom / Melton /
Jordan-Simmons Families
Join us for some Good Ol’ Family Fun at BraeBurn Country Club, whose ballroom will
be transformed into the Lions Den Bingo Hall! Your family will enjoy several rounds of
BINGO and the chance to win lots of fun prizes!
Ticket price includes 2 BINGO cards, food and non-alcoholic refreshments, and 1 raffle
ticket for the chance to win two amazing prizes!
Sunday, November 8, from 3:30 - 5:00 PM. It is open to all families.
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can you guess the secret ingredient?
Donated by: Cecilia Edwards / Charles Clark, Clark Cooper Concepts
Restaurateur Charles Clark is widely admired for his international culinary experience,
impressive knowledge, colossal energy, stint on Food Network’s “Iron Chef America”
and head-spinning list of accolades.
Join Ibiza’s Executive Chef at the home of Cecilia & Jim Edwards for a cooking
demonstration, including lunch, dessert, wine pairings and a surprise goodie bag!
Strike while the iron is hot!
This event will take place during the day on September 16, 2015
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christmas cheer & ornament exchange
Donated by: Anna Scholtes / Elizabeth Trammell / Robyn Harrison / Zoe Ann Bailey
Calling all current 7th grade girls and their chapel buddies! These dynamic duos will
enjoy Christmas sweets, cocoa and a sweet ornament exchange.
You do not want to miss out! Will take place in December 2015, exact time and date
to be determined. For Current 7th Grade girls and their Chapel Buddies
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Parent-Hosted Socials
pre-k back to school bash
Donated by: Jill King and Corrie Chumpitazi
Back to school, done right! Reconnect with friends and enjoy games, karaoke and
more. All rising Pre-K students and siblings are welcome for this event at the West
University Community Building, hosted by the King and Chumpitazi families. This
social will take place on Saturday, August 15, from 3:00-5:00 PM. It is open to
current students in Preschool 3s and their siblings.
Live Auction
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headmaster for the day
Your student will spend an entire school day with Headmaster Garhett Wagers.
Activities could include greeting fellow students at morning drop-off, declaring a school
privilege, speaking at an assembly, meetings with members of the administration team,
a special lunch or breakfast for their class or advisory and more! A keepsake nametag
and album of photos will be prepared for you. Don’t miss a chance to bid on this
incredible memory for your child. Date to be mutually agreed upon. We recommend
early planning with Mr. Wagers’ calendar.
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reserved parking space
Perfect for use during special occasions and events or for every day, reserve your own
parking spot front and center in the St. Mark’s parking lot. As our school expands with
activities abound, this premium reserved place for you and your family is sure to be
great use in the 2015-16 school year.
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dinner with chefs garhett and patrick
Back by popular demand! Our very own Rev. Patrick Miller and Garhett Wagers will
work together to prepare a lovely meal for you and your guests in your home. While
leading the church and the school are impressive tasks, wait until you get these two in
the kitchen! A meal and coordinating wines will be prepared for six adults.
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general auction rules and procedures
1. All sales are final. No exchanges or refunds are permitted. All items are sold “as
is.” Please read descriptions carefully.
2. On multi-unit, fixed-price items like social parties, please read descriptions and
restrictions carefully. This will describe the appropriate age of the child and the
date of the planned event.
3. Reservations for dinners, use of homes, trips, sporting events, etc. must be
mutually agreed upon with the donor, unless otherwise specified, and are subject to
availability.
4. Certain restrictions and blackout dates may apply on travel items. Travel items do
not include applicable fees and taxes unless otherwise specified.
5. St. Mark’s Episcopal School believes all descriptions and commentary
accompanying the auction items to be correct; however, St. Mark’s Episcopal
School makes no warranties or representations of any kind regarding the items or
services provided.
6. Each bid must be submitted using your BidPal bidder number using the software
provided. The last and the highest qualified bidder recognized by the software at
the close of the auction shall be the buyer of that item.
7. St. Mark’s Episcopal School is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. The fair
market value of each item is estimated by the donor. Payments in excess of the
fair market value are considered charitable contribution to St. Mark’s Episcopal
School.
live auction rules
1. The live auction begins at approximately 7:30 PM and will continue until all items
are sold.
2. To enter a bid, the bidder will raise his or her paddle directing a signal to the
auctioneer or one of the spotters.
3. The highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer will be the buyer. In the event
of a dispute, the auctioneer will have the sole and final decision to determine the
successful bidder or to re-sell the item in dispute.
4. Group purchases are welcomed, however, one person must be responsible for
bidding and payment. The successful bid will be entered on that person’s bid
account.
5. The order of the Live Auction may be changed at the Auctioneer’s discretion.
6. All decisions by the Auctioneer are final. Each successful bid will be recorded by an
Auction Committee member and entered on the bidder’s account to be paid in full
at the end of the evening.
7. A verbal bid is a legal contract to purchase an item.
check out procedures
1. Bidders can check out online and email themselves a receipt.
2. If you have not preregistered your credit card and you wish to pay in person at the
school, you may do so the week of April 13-17.
3. All winners are responsible for pick-up and transportation of their items. The
Development office will be open for item pick-up the week of April 13-17.
4. It is the sole responsibility of the winner to handle all tax deduction issues in the
proper manner, consulting a tax advisor, if needed.
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