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Table of Contents
ission Statement
Lufkin ISD Education Foundation’s mission is to provide
opportunities for excellence in education, promote
innovation in teaching, and partner with the community
to enhance the quality of education for all students of the
Lufkin Independent School District.
LISD
Foundation
Introduction................. Inside Cover
Impact and Facts.......................... 1
Donors & Initiatives
A llocation of Funds
Enrich, Engage and Empower.
General Donors.......................... 2
Enrich our students, Engage our
Grant Day Celebration.................. 3
community and Empower our
teachers.These are three elements in
Panthers of Prestige Banquet........... 6
the formula for Our
successfulinitial
educationgoals are:
that the Lufkin ISD Education
■ Teaching Grants Dollars for Scholars...................... 8
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Foundation has worked hard to
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support during ■
ourRecognition
first year.
of Student
Academic
Achievement 9
Our board hit the ground
■ Recognition
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running by undergoing our first annual fundraising
campaign
Financial
by sponsoring our first academic awards banquet, Panthers of
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Prestige. During this banquet, our top twenty LISD graduates and
Financials.................................11
the teachers, whom they chose to recognize as influencing them
the most, were highlighted.
LISD
How to Donate..........................12
In August we kicked off the academic year by participating
in the
Convocation and introducing our first teacher
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teachers.
Board
participation drive. We were completely overwhelmed by the
enrich positive
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Board Members......Inside Back Cover
than $31,000 of their own pay as a demonstration
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and securities at any time. Such gifts may be in honor
other
promote innovative teaching. In December we were thrilled to be
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to award 6 innovative teaching grants to 11
teachers on 5 of family, friends, teachers, or alumni.
campuses As
totaling almost $14,000!
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■ Annual Campaign - Events and activities planned
Consider how you might be a part of this winning formula
or our teachers,
students,
to Enrich, Engage
and Empower our students, teachers
and
to support
the Foundation's fundraising goals.
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ISD Education Foundation through: our annual
campaign,
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tools, acurriculum
matching gift, orand
gifts in honor or in memory of a favorite
when matched by an employer.
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formula for success!
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• $13,730.82 awarded in innovative teaching grants
• Six dreams launched through funding for grants on
five campuses
• Over 575 donor contributions from $5 to $5,000
• 20 top students and 20 educators of influence honored
• Thousands of volunteer hours donated
• Numerous students’ academic future impacted
LISD
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ducation Foundation Facts
• The Lufkin ISD Education Foundation is a
501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
Donations are tax-deductible.
• The board is made up of volunteers from the
community.
•
While tax dollars support public education’s
operational budget, we provide additional funds
through innovative teaching grants to further
enhance and enrich the learning experience
of students.
• Investment in Lufkin ISD is also an investment in
our community.
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LISD
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eneral Donors
GOLD $5,000
Mrs. Joan Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Temple
BRONZE $1,000
Jane Ainsworth
Dr. Ravinder and Mrs. Aruna
Bachireddy Family Fund
BancorpSouth
Buchanan Realty
Anita and Chris Caraway
Becca and Jeff Chance
Dr. and Mrs. Troy Coleman
Brenda Elliott
Dr. and Mrs. George Fidone
Mrs. Mary K Grum
Lisa and Wayne Haglund
Dr. and Mrs. Art Jordan
Dr. Musa Khan and Dr. Ghazala Khan
Dr. Lenin Pinnamaneni and
Dr. Kavitha Pinnamaneni
Morgan Insurance Agency, Terry Morgan
Rao Family Charitable Fund
(Savitha Balakrishma and Srinivasa Rao)
Dr. and Mrs. Matt Rowley
The Heart Institute of East Texas
LEGACY $260 – $500
Mr. and Mrs. Trey Denman
The Center for Sight, Dr. Richard Ruckman
Dr. Cherry Mathew and Dr. Lila Cherry
Kristi and Ricky Gay
GVCS, Inc. (Whataburger)
Dr. LaTonya Goffney and Mr. Joseph Goffney
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Haney
Lufkin Junior League Sustainers
Mr. Jim McReynolds
Ellen V. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rich, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Krishna Vegiraju
BENEFACTOR $250
Angelina Rotary Club
CHI St. Luke’s Health Memorial
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dietz
Marianna and Rufus Duncan
Dr. and Mrs. David Glenn
Debbie Jackson
Mr. Phillip Friesen, Morgan Stanley
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Murray
Alys and Billy Ray
FRIEND $100 – $200
SUPPORTER $50
Website Sponsors
The Advanced Financial Group
Demetress Harrell
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Johnson
Mary and Ronnie King
Nancy and Leon Manning
Tara and Brent Watkins
Diana Thompson Scott –
Given in memory of
Mrs.Thelma J. and CoachWillie Ross
Alene’s Florist and Home Decor
BancorpSouth
Haglund Law Firm, P.C.
Whataburger
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LISD
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rant Celebration Day
Last fall fifteen instructional grant proposals were
submitted to the Foundation Programs Committee.
The committee, made up of current and retired administrators and teachers, as well as Foundation board
members, reviewed the grants using a predetermined
rubric scale. Of the 15 submissions, six well designed
and well written grants were selected.
Vice President of Programs for the LISD Education
Foundation, Lynne Haney, said they were impressed with
the quality of grants and she encouraged other teachers
to apply for grants in the fall of 2015. “We would like to
see more teachers get involved in writing grants,” she
said, “because we know teachers are capable of generating so many creative and engaging instructional ideas
which will add depth to standard curriculum.”
The Foundation Board calls on all teachers to awaken their creative spirit and apply for the next round of
innovative grants to be awarded. Applying for these
grants empower teachers to dream big and then bring
their dreams to life. The Prize Patrol is eager to make
an appearance at another LISD campus soon!
With the LHS drum line leading the procession
performing rhythmic beats, followed by the LHS Varsity cheerleaders shaking their pom-poms and chanting
cheers, the Lufkin ISD Foundation Board members,
LISD administrators, and community donors arrived at
five different school campuses to surprise grant winners with oversized checks totally almost $14,000 to
fund innovative teaching projects. Foundation board
members carried balloons, noise makers and signs to
add to the overall celebratory atmosphere and mark the
importance of the occasion. Screams of happiness were
heard from the students and tears of joy were seen on
the faces of teachers as each grant check was presented.
“It was such a magical day to see the complete
surprise and excitement of all the grant recipients and
their students,” said Foundation Board President,
Becca Chance said. “We were overjoyed to award
funds for these worthy educational projects because
we know each grant will further our mission of providing the resources teachers need to enhance the
academic experience of our students.”
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2014 Grants Awarded
Seeing Science
through a Different Lens
Suzy Jungmann, Zoie Lovejoy, Faith Leger,
Jennifer Stover and Lindsey Milnor
$4,573.00 • Lufkin Middle School
The grant was awarded to cover the cost of 12 ProScope
Wi-Fi microscopes to be used by science students at Lufkin
Middle School. The mobile microscope is an innovative
technology that is used by the medical field and by law
enforcement for anti-counterfeiting, fingerprint analysis,
narcotics, crime scene analysis, fire investigation and autopsy.
Our students will gain a 21st century experience in the
field of microscopy.
Preservation and Restoration Club
Gustavo Monsante
$1,000.00 • Coston Elementary
This grant was awarded to bring awareness to students
of the importance of our environment. The instructional unit
will examine how our environment impacts our everyday lives,
and how taking care of it and preserving it can be a benefit to
one’s self and the overall health of the community. Through
teamwork and a desire to learn, this innovative initiative will
involve the outdoors, the community and research. It will create
community based projects that will enhance the environment
while increasing the student’s sense of self-worth.
You’ll Love Lufkin –
Butterfly Garden Capital of Texas!
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Jamie Mahan, Connie Shriver, Kathy Goehring,
Sarah Dixon and Rebecca Tucker
$1,000.00 • Dunbar Primary
“You’ll Love Lufkin – Butterfly Garden Capital of Texas!”
This will be the official moniker of our town when our first
and second graders complete their mission of having the Texas
Legislature declare our community “The Butterfly Garden Capital
of Texas.” Funds from this grant will get our initiative up and
running. Just imagine the benefits students will reap! Not only
math, science, reading, writing – but public speaking, community
service, engineering, problem solving, and a lifetime of enjoying
Texas nature at its best!
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2014 Grants Awarded
Scientific Exploration Stations
(Light Tables)
ElliWilliams, Angie Rees, Mary Navarro,
Amber Moore and RaSundra Benton
$2,352.90 • Kurth Primary
Authors of this grant wanted kindergarten students
to have a strong background in STEM in order to prepare
them for science subjects in the future and also prepared
them to take on new challenges. The addition of a light
board and numerous scientific and engineering supplies to
kindergarten classrooms will jump start students in building
vocabulary and skills that will be priceless to students’
future success, said one author of the grant.
Climbing For Success
Cameron Seale, Krista Guzman
and DorindaWade
$3,850.38 • Dunbar Primary
Ready, Set, CLIMB! The writers of this grant believe
climbing activities such as wall climbing, students will
learn to work cooperatively, gain trust in self and others
and increase their self confidence. Climbing activities
such as wall climbing provide opportunities for leadership
development that can’t be replicated in the traditional
setting.
Alternatives for Our Future
Teresa Roe
$954.54 • Brandon Elementary
According to Teresa Roe, author of this grant, “The
need for sustainable energy resources is growing worldwide.” She continues to explain that fossil fuel supplies
are decreasing while their costs, both monetarily and
politically, are increasing. This grant will allow students to
become engineers and scientists that will develop ways to
use alternative energies in efficient and cost effective ways.
Introducing alternatives to fossil fuels in fifth grade is not
only state mandated, it is smart. This project will give an
exciting look into a future less dependent on fossil fuels.
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Honoring LISD’s Top Graduating Students and their Educators of Influence
The Panthers of Prestige Academic Awards Banquet
was an evening to honor and recognize the top twenty
students from the 2014 Lufkin ISD graduation class, as well
as the selected educators who helped these students achieve
success in academics and inspired them to continue to better
themselves through knowledge. Held in May of 2014 at the
Pitser Garrison Civic Center, students’ families and friends,
along with LISD staff, teachers and community members
gathered for an evening of celebrating these outstanding
students and educators.
For their academic accomplishments, students were
awarded a Panthers of Prestige medal and a commemorative
book presented by LISD School Board members. The top
twenty students distinguished themselves by their outstanding
accomplishments in academics, leadership and service to
others at school and in our community. All top twenty
students have continued their education at higher learning
institutions across the state and nation including Princeton
University, Baylor University, University of Colorado, Texas
A&M University, University of Texas, University of TexasDallas, Southern Nazarene University, Stephen F. Austin State
University, University of Houston, and Texas Tech University.
The top twenty students honored their educator of
influence whom they felt helped propel them in their quest
for excellence in education. At the banquet, students read
letters they wrote to their selected educator. One student
spoke about how his educator of influence “would stop at
nothing to make sure that he was doing the absolute best job
possible to put his students in the optimal position for each
of us to succeed”. Another student spoke of how her teacher
emphasized the importance of being a lifelong learner.
Other students gave examples of the wisdom, patience and
guidance their teachers bestowed upon them. As a token of
their appreciation, students gave their selected teachers a
commemorative book signed by each student.
Tables were decorated in purple and gold with the
Panthers of Prestige emblem on flower vase center pieces.
Brookshire Brothers catered the event along with the
assistance of LHS Cafeteria staff and LHS National Honor
Society members who served almost 400 attendees. The
Lufkin ISD Education Foundation Board hosted the event
with board president, Becca Chance acting as the mistress
of ceremony. The evening was capped off with a theatrical
reading of Dr. Seuss’, Oh, The Places You’ll Go, performed by
Pollianne Smith, LISD librarian.
The Panthers of Prestige Academic Banquet was made
possible by the support of general sponsors, in-kind donations
and table sponsors. We would like to thank the following
businesses, families and individuals who share our vision of
promoting quality education by supporting our teachers
who enrich and enhance the education environment for our
students and ultimately for our community!
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Danny Eubanks, Mikaela Neal, Winfred Simmons, MaryVann,
MichaelWicker, Peyton Thomas, Jody Anderson, Caleb Guzman, Will Chance, and David Willis
Madi Stephens, Erin Kay, Courtney Aten, Alison Hillis,
Trevor Self, and Zoie Lovejoy
Brent Rich, Brittany Tiemann, Debbie Anderson, Josh Rudis,
Matt Smithhart, and Truett Eubank
Lynn Torres (representing John Mitchell), Cody Carter,
Heather Slaton, LaQwitha Thomas, Cotina Evans,
Amber Thurman, Janice Holcomb, Kimlang Ly, Denise Davis,
and Katherine Gray
Ashlyn Coleman, MarcyWeibe, JordanVerner,
(not pictured, Bret Lockhart), Ory Schultheis,
Chad Humphries, Brad Henderson, and Bryan Davis
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Table Sponsors
AB & Associates Merrill Lynch – Mr. & Mrs. Max Alvis
ADRA Medical Imaging – Dr. & Mrs. Troy Coleman
Allstate Financial – Mr. Troy Tiemann
Audiological Services – Dr. Sally Muhlbach
Mayor and Mrs. Bob Brown
Buchanan Realty
Kaywin Carter, M.D.
Chance Law Office, PLLC – Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Chance
The Drs. Amol and Prathibha Deshpande
Ellis Chiropractic – Dr. and Mrs. Keven Ellis
Fenley & Bate, LLP
Haglund Law Firm, P.C. – Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Haglund
Jordan Family Dentistry – Dr. & Mrs. Art Jordan
Judge and Mrs. Bob Inselmann
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley New
Polk Energy Partners, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ray Polk, Jr.
Popeye’s – Mr. and Mrs. Todd Stafford
John Rudis, M.D., PA
Skelton Slusher Barnhill Watkins Wells, PLLC,
Attorneys at Law
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smithhart
Raymond K. Vann & Associates
Special Thanks
Brookshire Brothers
Donna’s Floral Design
Lee Miller – msg*pr
Pitser Garrison Convention Center& Staff
Lufkin Printing Company
Real Graphics Printing and Design
Zimmerman Communications
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LHS Fine Arts Photographers & Stan Anderson
LHS Career/Tech Printers & Brian Crews
LHS National Honor Society Members
LHS Yearbook Photographer Tim Krause
LISD Food Service Employees
LISD Staff – Julie McManus, Belinda Brown,
Sheila Adams & Pollianne Smith
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2014 Dollars for Scholars Donors
Amy McLeod
Anita Caraway
Jeff and Becca Chance
Casey Robertson
Dr. Craig Wood
Dr. David Todd
Demetrius Harrell
Dr. George and Terra Fidone
Glenda Wynne
Jackie Zimmerman
Jan and Tommy Deaton
John Kennedy
Kathi Johnson
Lisa Griffin
Martha Hernandez
Melissa Chumley
Nickie and Trent Ashby
Patricia Jones
Shane and Stephanie Kovar
Ted Fajen
Tina Sellers
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based on the number of
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Donor Patricia Jones won an IPhone donated by Best Buy
and Austin Wright of Wright Motor Company was presented
with a signed 2014 Panther football for being the largest
contributor to the campaign.
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Trey Henderson
Valena Spradley
Wayne Ramsey
Lacy Luce
Dr. Jeff Glass
Sheila Sellers
Debbie Jackson
Mark Smith
David Moore
Jay Jackson
Jesus Gomez
Mary DuBose
Dr. Ghazala Khan
Wright Motor Company
Dr. Troy and Lorelle Coleman
Dr. Matthew and Kim Rowley
The Cell Doctor
Mayor Bob Brown
Jennifer Webster
Sheila Adams
Stephen Corley
LISD
H igh 5 Club
Teacher Convocation
“Giving Today to Strengthen Tomorrow”
More than 500 LISD teachers and staff members swarmed the Lufkin
ISD Education Foundation booth at the annual LISD Convocation in order to
sign up for the payroll deduction and show their support for the Foundation’s
goal of providing additional resources to enrich the education of LISD
students. Held August 2014 at the Pitser Garrison Convention Center, LISD
employees donated $31,375.
In exchange for contributing $5 per month to what the Foundation coined, “the High 5 Club,” employees were given a
specially designed T-shirt which could be worn by employees every Monday with jeans. Also, employees who had signed up for
payroll deduction at the Convocation were put in a drawing for Apple iPads donated by Best Buy of Lufkin. Thank you LISD
employees for your donations! It inspired many of your fellow peers and impacted many students!
Abner, Autumn Rene
Abney, Brandy R
Acevedo, Norma H
Acker, Rebecca A
Adams, Sheila Marlo
Adjankara, Marlo Yvette
Aguilar, Amanda Gail
Aguilar, Bethaney Joy
Aguilar, Teresa H
Aguilar, Zaida F
Ainsworth, Audra L
Alejos, John Peter
Alexander, Lashaunya F
Alford, Tanya Gaylynn
Alger, Thomas Bryce
Allen, Dorothy D
Allen, Juli Diane
Allen, Shellie Carol
Alverson, Jeanne Y
Anderson, Donna C
Anderson, Sharlene
Anders, Elizabeth A
Anthony, Debra J
Arambula, Maria Elena
Arnold, Felicia Lyn
Aten, Lori
Austin, Lindsey Shay
Baker, Alesa A
Barefield-Mitchell, Whitney Elise
Barnes, Carolyn
Barnett, Jessica Cne’
Barrett, Rebecca W
Bate, Janet A
Bates, Linda Marie
Beard, Dori
Beauchamp, Hollie Gayle
Beavers, Carolyn
Bell, Linda J
Bennett, Gina A
Bennett, Jennifer Christine
Bennett, Lori Ann
Benton, Rashundra Larae
Boudreaux, Tiffany Dawn
Bourlon, Gina F
Bowers, Kay Spears
Bowman, Melinda M
Bristow, Catherine B
Bristow, Stephen
Cranford, Joneshia Lashone
Criner, Barbara G
Cruz, Diana Lara
Cumbie, Jennifer
Cummings, Lorelei
Daniels, Allisa Rae
Davis, Charlotte A
Davis, Darodrick Metriel
Davis, Donald Lewis
Davis, Gary S
Davis, Kathie
Davis, Laura I
Davis, Lorita B
Day, Sharon Marie
Dean, Alicia Carol
Deason, Sonjua Rae
Deaton, Jennifer Carter
Deggs, Misty Renee
Dempsey, Courtney V
Denman, Lisa M
Denman, Lynsi Brooke
Denman, Rachel Elisabeth
Diggens, Christi Danette
Dixon, Stephanie Suzanne
Donnelly, Christina Hearon
Dorman, Lorraine Lazarine
Dorsett, Lori Lynn
Driver, Alexandra Michelle
Dugat, Geneva N
Duguay, Tara Ann
Dunn, Allyson M
Dupre, Sean K
Durham, Brittany Lee
Durham, Tempe L
Durham, Tricia A
Eastepp, Terri Elizabeth
Eberlan, Lisa Katherine
Ecker, Melva D
Ellington, Michelle Nerren
Ellis, Molly K
Eubanks, Daniel Brien
Eubanks, Sylvia N
Evans, Vickie J
Fain, Amy Luise
Farr, Kellie Elizabeth
Finley, Latonya Wynenne
Fite, Joann
Flores, Kimberly A
Brock, Rebecca Jean
Brooks, Monique D
Brown, Belinda M
Brown, Lori Allison
Brown, Marlo La’shunda
Bryant, Beverly Elaine
Bryan, Keisha Lauren
Bryan, Veronica Bragg
Burleson, Krystal Nicole
Burleson, Regina Carol
Burnhauser, Lanita Moore
Busbice, Lisa Donnien
Bush, Lisa Dianne
Butler, Rebecca R
Butler, Sherry L
Butts, Donna K
Bynum, Charlotte Elizabeth
Cabrera, Wendy Renea
Calloway, Lauren Elise
Capps, Barbara G
Carr, Amanda Beth
Carrell, Judy A
Castro, Araseli
Cazares, Cindy
Chaney, Jessica Lanecia
Charvoz, Rori
Clark, Danielle Leigh
Clifton,Yaneth M
Cloyd, Wendi R
Coffey, Lara Jane
Cole, Judy G
Colley, Angela
Collins, Katherine J
Collins, Piper K
Concha, Asucena
Conley, Angela
Conley, Nancy Carson
Conn, Laurie Ileene
Conner, Cheryl Denise
Constante, Crystal C
Conway, Jennifer K
Cooley, Rhonda S
Copenhaver, Juliana
Copenhaver, Katie
Cotton, Jessica Denise
Crager, Jessica Darlene
Crager, John M
Craig, Amber Mari
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Flores, Marisol
Flores,Yolanda Menchaca
Flowers, Angie Lynette
Fogle, Kimberly Ann
Folsom, Beth
Forney, Diane M
Foshee, Lacy Don
Franco,Yuridiana
Frederick, Megan Elise
Friesen, Cathey G
Fulbright, Jannifer L
Fuller, Angela K
Fuller, Elizabeth A
Futch, Robin L
Galindo, Leticia
Gallaher, Jennifer Lyn
Garcia, Bibiana Hernandez
Garcia, Crystal W
Garcia, Summer Leigh
Garrett, Deborah K
Garrido, Ambar B
Garrison, Derek
Garrison,Yvonne
Gibbins, Shelley A
Gilbert, Peggy L
Giles, Johnny F
Gipson, Kimberly D
Gleen, Tamesha Yvett
Goehring, Katherine A
Goff, Elizabeth A
Goffney, Joseph O
Goffney, LaTonya
Gomez, Jesus
Gonzalez, Cristina
Gonzalez, Marissa P
Gonzales, Mary Margaret
Goodier, Polly Ann
Goodson, Lana Gay
Graham, Karan H
Graham, Kimberly Doyle
Graves, Theresa M
Green, Regena D
Greer, Cathryn J
Griffin, Teneesha Lacole
Grimes, Jakoya Stephanique
Grubb, Jacqueline Ruth
Guerrero Jr, Estevan
Guzman, Kimberly S
Guzman, Mayra Alejandra
Hadnot, Jackie J
Hall, Cherree
Hancock, Angela A
Handy, Helen G
Harris, Susan Stoner
Harrison, Betty
Harrison, Deidra L
Harvey, Talycia Maria
Havard, Lacy Lynette
Havard, Mollie Ann
Havard, Rhonda M
Hayes, Carol Annette
Hayes, Susan Ann
Hayward, Ashley Marie
Henderson, Anne Marie
Henderson, Susan K
Henderson, Tarsha Michelle
Henson, Amanda Susan
Henson, Janice D
Herrera, Irma
Hicks, Nancy A
Hill, Christi Aline
Hillis, Michael M
Hines, Lindsey Chandler
Hodges, Lena Pleasant
Hoelewyn, Laura L
Hogue, Sally
Holcomb, Janice M
Holcomb, Sherron S
Hollis, Ellen L
Holloway, Kimberly S
Holton, Stacee Lee
Hood, Donna E
Horace, Lois A
Horn, Nancy A
Hufford, Dianne M
Hughes, Marie Helen
Hughes, Paula Kaye
Hunt, Ivonne C
Huval, Courtney Michelle
Jackson, Rosie Elzie
Jay, Erica M
Johnson, Ashley Renee
Johnson, Leah Careen
Johnson, Marlena Lidia
Johnson, Patricia W
Jones, Kerry D
Jones, Kimla Dian
Jost, Kathleen M
Jungmann, Suzy
Kadlec, Cindy Jean
Kassaw, Kimberlie B
Kegler, Marilyn V
Kegler, Takisha Shontra
Kerr, Dayna Renea
Kingsley, Mary L
Kirby, Gaylyn
Knierim, Kelly Ann
Koch, Kacey Diane
Krause, Gail
Krause, Tim
Lair, Doris Jean
Lamb, Anna Colwell
Langford, Suzanne B
Lara, Maricela
Largent, Kara Leigh
Lee, Devon Rose
Lee, Maggie Choate
Leger, Faith L
Lewis, Christine
Liles, Susan M
Livin, Cynthia Ann
Lockington, Tamara D
Lognion, Dolores E
Lovejoy, Zoie Amanda
Luna, Maria E
Lundh, Sara H
Lundy, Tiffany Rachell
Mackey, Kristi Lokey
Mahan, Jamie Hedges
Mahoney, Shirlene S
Malnar, Kimberly D
March, Leslie S
Marshall, Kellye A
Martin, Lisa J
Mashburn, Elizabeth Ann
Mason, Stephenie Dawn
Mastin, Deana Kay
Matchett, Kayla M
Mays, Kimberly Diane
McAdams, Talmage J
McBrearty, Shannon Micheal
McCarty, Mary Gail
McCarty, Sandra L
McClendon, Pamela Dorsey
McCoy, Carol D
McCray, Shawronah C
McCune, Donna Joyce
McCusker, Jean Poland
McDaniel, Autumn Heather
McDowell, Amber Leigh
McGowan, Patricia
McGuire, Kristen Jenae
McManus, Julie Marie
McMullen, Lydia P
McNeal, Regina
Meadows, Lori L
Means, Sharon Renee
Menefee, Whitney Lashay
Merrel, Marsha Suzanne
Merrel, Ronald E
Middaugh, Donna Rose
Miller, Suzanne Turk
Milnor, Lindsay Blythe
Monsante, Gustavo Enrique
Montes, Shannon Noel
Mooman, Karen Cook
Mooney, Kristina Marie Stripling
Moore, Amber Danielle
Moore, Elyssa B
Morales, Anna Pilar M
Moreland, Viola L
Moricca, Anna D
Morris, Sharon Leigh
Morris, Tracy Latham
Morris, Veronica Young
Mosley, Opal Darlene
Muhlbach, Mallory G
Mullins, Martha S
Murdock, Carolyn Ann
Murphy, Jamie Leann
Myers, Donnya D
Navarro, Ludin C
Navarro, Mary Esther
Neal, Angela Paige
Negrete, Hilda M
Nerren, Cindy C
Nicholson, Peggy D
Nick, Virginia K
Nickle, Lena Morris
Noble, Breanna Carr
Nobles, Kameshia Nicole
Norman-Jones, Rhonda Kay
Parkey, Jimmy Franklin
Pegram, Cara Lynn
Perkins, Elizabeth L
Perry, Anne C
Peterson, Brooke Mischelle
Petersen, Kathleen M
Peterson, Sally Ohara
Phipps, Charles Edward
Pierce, Sherilyn Kay
Pitts, Susan
Plumm, Ashley Nicole
Porter, Sarah B
Rabalais, Kayla Wren
Ragland, Teresa Lynette
Ramos, Maria I
Ramsey, Amanda Kay
Ramsey, Marca Brooke
Randolph, Shawna Ranae
Ray, Alys J
Rayburn, Leslie Ann
Redd, Brittney Jean
Reeves, Angelia Kaye
Reyes, Margie
Reyes, Sandra T
Reyna, Gabriela
Rhoades, Stephen J
Rich, Brent W
Rich, Cynthia L
Richardson, Emily Diane
Richardson, Jana L
Richards,Yashema Chandranette
Richert, Kayla M
Riley, Carol S
Ritchie, Sarah Ann
Roberts, Angela Denise
Roberson, Comeisha L
Robinson, Bonnie
Robinson, Melissa D
Rodriguez, Luciano B
Roe, Teresa H
Rogers, Latessa Shuntae
Rogers, Shana D
Rojas, Araseli
Romo, Sofia C
Rubalcaba, Maria L
Rudel, Jennifer R
Russell, Mary Temple
Salais, Rosa
Sanchez, Jessica L
Sanchez, Maria E
Sayers, Mary A
Schmidt, Dianne
Scott, Jeana
Scott, Julie Marie
Scott, Sarah Lynn
Sebesta, April A
Self, Ashley Arlene
Semetko, Martha J
Shirley, Kathryn Marie
Shirley, Tasha L
Shockley, Carrie Lynn
Shriver, Connie Francene
Simmons, Alma J
Simmons, Lakeith Shanta
Simmons, Sherry L
Sims, Jennifer Lynn
Singleton, Bobbie
Skelton, Sheila Todd
Slaton, Shelly Lea
Smith, Betsy R
Smith, Carla Lynn
Smith, Harolyn J
Smith, Helena Margaret
Smith, Jennifer D
Smith, Mark
Smith, Pollianne Parker
Solis, Adriana
Solis, Letisia S
Solis, Rebecca
Soto, Lisa Needham
Soule, Karli Sue
Spangler, Lori Gayle
Spore, Donna
Stacy, Karen D
Starling, Dorothy M
Steidley, Sarah C
Stephens, Charles K
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Stephens, Sonja Ann
Stracener, Sharon
Strain, Jill Horton
Strong, Katherine Daynette
Strong, Kim
Stubblefield, Barbara G
Suggs, Maria De La Luz
Summers, Calvasha
Summers, Katherine E
Taylor, Cinda G
Taylor, Garion A
Tayloe, Gretchen Anne Hutchinson
Taylor, Kristian Michelle
Taylor, Teshella Catrice
Teal, Lillie B
Thannisch, Kathy S
Thigpen, Mary Ainsley
Thomas, Shyrln Anita
Thompson, Andre F
Thompson, Dana L
Thompson, Kaleigh Fawn
Thompson, Kelly Jean
Thompson, Mary Ann
Tierney, Cindy K
Tillar, Shonda L
Todd, Katherine M
Tracey, William D
Treadwell, Anne E
Trekell, Dora M
Tucker, Rebecca Rene
Usher, Katherine M
Vann, Amanda Brooke
Vann, Debbie Elaine
Vanschoubroek, Karen Angela
Vazquez, Maria Ivonne
Venegas, Amanda Janice
Vier, Sarah C
Villanueva, Ana Luisa
Villarreal, Maria E
Vincze, Stacey Nichole
Vinson, Karen K
Wade, Dorinda C
Waggonner, Susan R
Walker, Amber K
Walker, Andrea J
Walker, Brenda K
Wallace, Hallie Danielle
Walter, Elizabeth Dundas
Walters, Reasha L
Warden, Paula K
Warnasch, Melissa Ann
Warren, Geraldine
Welch, Kristen E
Wells,Yvonne C
Westbrook, Rachel Yavonne
Wethington, Heath Christopher
White, Freddie
White, Molly Gertrude
Whitmill, Melba E
Wilkins, Olivia Dell
Willis, Alisha Kaye
Willis, Amy Kathryn
Williams, Carolyn
Williams, Dawn E
Williamson, Karen Sue
Williams, Kelly Adams
Williams, Meghan Faye
Williams, Sonya T
Wilroy, Jo Anne Gainer
Wilson, Cemanthia
Winters, Jennifer Louise
Worthen, Debra Ann
Zeagler, Virginia Dolline
Zeleskey, Misty Matchett
Zimmerman, Mike E
LISD
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2014 Financial Summary
Annual Report
Lufkin ISD Education Foundation
General Operations Fund:
Income
Expenses:
Insurance
Academic Banquet, net*
Website/Social Media
Printing, Supplies, Postage
Teacher T-Shirts**
Total Expenses
Net General Fund Income
Less:
Teacher Grants
Endowment Fund Transfer
Net General Operations Fund
$58,029
$ 474
$ 452
$ 2,215
$ 4,853
$ 3,455
$11,449
$46,580
$13,371
$20,000
$13,209
*In May 2014 the Foundation honored the top 20 graduating seniors and their Educator of Influence at the Panthers of
Prestige Academic Banquet. We raised funds of $8,700 from table sponsorships and ticket sales. Our total expenses were
$9,152 for a net cost of $452.
** Lufkin ISD educators donating $60 to the Foundation were provided a Foundation T-Shirt.
In 2014, the Foundation received pass through grants benefitting Lufkin ISD in the amount of $10,000 from the Simon and
Louise Henderson Foundation for the dyslexic reading program and $15,000 from the Pioneer Foundation to reimburse
expenses paid for the establishment of the Lufkin ISD Education Foundation.
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Be an Essential Element by Giving to the
Lufkin ISD Education Foundation
Underwriter of Instructional Teaching Grants
• Levels of underwriting: $2,000 $1,000 $500 $250
$100
Other $ __________
Donations of $2,000 and more will have the name of donor
included on grant. Your name and/or your business name
will be included in all media and marketing materials including Foundation’s website.
There are a number of ways to become an Essential Element of the Foundation and help strengthen the education
of Lufkin ISD students. Below are options to choose from,
which gives you the opportunity to select what best fits the
method of giving that’s right for you.
Lufkin ISD Education Foundation website sponsor ($300/
annually)
• Sponsorship includes your name and/or your business
name and logo on home page of Foundation’s website.
Give “In Honor” of a Special Person
Donate in the name of an educator, LISD alumni, family
member or friend. It is a thoughtful way to honor that
special person while helping others.
Panthers of Prestige Academic Awards Banquet
• Underwriting opportunities ($500 and up). Your name
and/or your business name will be included in all media
and marketing materials including the evening’s program
booklet.
• Table sponsorship ($350/table). Your name and/or your
business name will be featured on table, displayed on sponsorship board, included in evening’s program booklet and
on Foundation’s website.
Give “In Memory” of a Loved One
Your gift will honor those loved ones who were dedicated
to LISD and who want to be remembered by securing a
bright future for other students and teachers. Your loved
one’s name will be included on Foundation website, on our
donors’ list in marketing materials and in annual report.
It only takes a minute to make a gift that matters. Please cut out attached form and check
level of giving and designate where you want your gift to be used.
For your convenience, visit our website and use PayPal to make your contribution today.
Let’s join in the common goal of strengthening our schools in order to strengthen our community.
To learn more about the many ways to help Lufkin ISD Education Foundation, visit
www.lufkineducationfoundation.org.
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Lufkin ISD Education Foundation
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$1,000
$100
$500
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Panthers of Prestige Academic
Awards Banquet
Underwriter ($500 and More)
Website Sponsor
$300 annually Table Sponsor ($350)
In Honor/Memory Of
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Please make checks payable to Lufkin ISD Education Foundation and mail to: Lufkin ISD Education Foundation, P.O. Box 153307, Lufkin, Texas 75915-3307
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Becca Chance
President
Lynne Haney
Vice President of Programs
Terra Fidone
Vice President of Marketing
Mark Hicks
Vice President of Development
Kristi Gay
Vice President of Finance
Dr. LaTonya Goffney
Lufkin ISD Superintendent
Sheila Adams
Lisa Haglund
Mary King
Sally Alvis
Demetress Harrell
Marco Morales
Glen Arnold
Jerry Huffman
Carl Ray Polk
Aruna Bachireddy
Selestine Hunt
Martha Quintanilla
Mayor Bob Brown
Judge Bob Inselmann
Joe Rich Jr.
Heather Buchanan
Trish Inselmann
Kim Rowley
Anita Caraway
Debbie Jackson
Sharon Rudis
Lorelle Coleman
Gene Johnson
Scott Skelton
Tyane Dietz
Dr. Art Jordan
Todd Stafford
Dr. Keven Ellis
Oscar Kennedy
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