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2015-2016 Sacred Heart School & Parish Annual Report

Sacred Heart School has been an integral part of our family’s life since 1998. All ofour daughters attended Sacred Heart: Katie graduated in 2004 and Jackie in 2007.Our youngest daughter Jenny will graduate this year, class of 2017. As parents wemake decisions on behalf of our children that take years to see the results and wedon’t truly understand the impact of our decision for decades. Due to the large agerange, we have the unique perspective to see firsthand the impact of our decision toeducate our daughters at Sacred Heart School.

Doug and Pati Cook

Academically, our older two daughters were well prepared for a rigorous, college prep high school.Spiritually, they graduated Sacred Heart with a deeperunderstanding of their faith and commitment to serve the community. Both have launched into adult-hood and credit their time at Sacred Heart as thebedrock of their success. We know that Jenny is well prepared to head to high school and beyond withthese same foundations of spirituality, community and academics.

It was and continues to be the belief in Sacred Heartthat drives our continued commitment with our time,talent and treasure. Over the years, we have served thecommunity in many capacities, some years we hadmore to give and others we did not. What we foundthrough this journey was amazing – the more wegave, the more we received. We know this soundscliché, but when we stepped up to do a job we wereasked to do, we walked away learning more aboutourselves and often with a new lifelong friend. Whenwe stretched to give to help others, our daughterslearned sacrifice feels good, especially when you arehelping others. Through our 18 years at SHS we havegrown in our faith, built friendships to last a lifetime,and watched our daughters flourish in a tight knit

community. This community has been there for us ingood times and in bad. When we had a sick child we felt the comfort of the entire community comingtogether to support and help us in whatever way weneeded – we will be forever grateful.

We were excited to make a commitment in the inaugural year of the School Sponsorship Program inour final year at Sacred Heart School. This was a new way to say thank you for all the blessings wehave received. We give to Sacred Heart in the hopethat all students will be blessed with the life-givingexperience our daughters and our family has enjoyed and their parents will see the benefit in theyears to come.

giving begins at home

Dear Sacred Heart Parish and School Community,We are pleased to highlight in this Annual Report how your generosity of time, talent and treasurehas furthered the mission and ministry of Sacred Heart Parish and School. The Annual Report of ourParish and School gives us an overall look not only at our financial picture, but a larger picture of whowe are as a community.

Your support and involvement has provided Sacred Heart with the ability to offer daily liturgies andpastoral care, sacramental preparation, faith formation and youth ministry, social outreach, communityevents and, most importantly, Catholic education.

We are blessed and fortunate to have a community of families and staff who believe in our Parishand Parish School and support it not only through their work and stewardship, but by means of financial contributions as well. This was apparent in the increased participation of our School’s AnnualFund last year.

Our parish now provides an Online Giving opportunity. This service provides a convenient, safe andsecure option to manage on-line giving to the parish and school. Sign-up by visiting our parish orschool websites and selecting the Online Giving link.

Let us continue to work together to build up the Kingdom of God here at Sacred Heart Parish andSchool. Your contributions, your prayers, and your countless volunteer hours make Sacred Heart acommunity dedicated to faith, service and excellence.

Sincerely Yours in Christ,

Fr. Steve Sallis pastor David Burroughs principal

Baptisms ...............................................................................................................52 Professions of Faith .................................................................................................3 First Communions.................................................................................................70 Confirmations.......................................................................................................45 Anointings of the Sick.........................................................................................211 Confessions ........................................................................................................710 Marriages ...............................................................................................................3 Registered Households .....................................................................................1,886 Registered Members ........................................................................................5,343 Liturgical Ministers ..............................................................................................143 Choir Members.....................................................................................................60 Religious Education/Youth Ministry Catechists .......................................................25 Religious Education Participants - Preschool...........................................................28 Religious Education Participants - Grades 1-6 ........................................................87 Youth Ministry Involvement - Grades 7-12.............................................................47 Adult Education Involvement ..............................................................................100 RCIA Involvement - Children and Adults................................................................10 Sacred Heart School Enrollment Students ............................................................402Sacred Heart School Families ...............................................................................2668th Grade Graduates ............................................................................................43

Sacred Heart St. Vincent de Paul $34,426 Campaign for Human Development Collection $3,504 Mission Sunday Collection $3,117 Catholic Relief Services Collection $4,861 Operation Rice Bowl $5,433 Peter’s Pence Collection $2,818

Total Funds Given $54,159

Demographicsparish

Custodialsparish

Pastoral CouncilChuck Barnes (Chair)Krystyna DavilaCarol GuentherCharlie HerbMaryann KlustnerMark LudwigHenry LumMichael McCannelKris MoranFr. Steve Sallis

Finance CouncilLiz BaluchRemo GalvagnoDerek GeldenhuysJeanine KasprickJohn MeyerAnne Mary Nash-HarunaFr. Steve SallisBennet Wang

School CommissionHeather BradfordDavid BurroughsPatricia Cook (Chair)Ignacio DavilaChristine KerrDanielle LimpKatie NelsonKaren ReinkeFr. Steve SallisEvelyn Padrino-SantamarinaPauline Taylor-KennyGabriel Zaldivar

Stewardship CommissionTom Bartell (Co-Chair)Brian DillionMatt GriffithCarol GuentherBarbara HagenJill HerendeenLisa LudwigShannon MessengerBarb MeyerGreg RussellSarah Webster (Co-Chair)

Worship CommissionShane FrigonJudy Hartford (Chair)Emma MorrisSusana QuirogaFr. Steve SallisEmily SeatsPatty White

Facilities CommitteeBridget Darrow (Chair)Robert EubanksTodd FitzgeraldBlaise GoudyDan HubertyJohn MeyerPaul Schaefer

CYO CommitteeBeth CollinsChristine ElmgrenCarissa HuntLisa LudwigNick MerrillJohn MeyerMatt ReinkeKim SchaeferPaul SwiontkowskiJohn TobinBill WadeSuzanne Weber

Parents’ ClubRoxane BarkleyMolly BeckerDavid BurroughsCris DonovanChristine KerrDanielle Limp (President)Linda MichaelKatie Nelson

Service BoardColleen DillonMarika FitzgeraldAnnette GriffithJulie HuardPaige IdenChristine Kerr (President)Bridget LawlerMegan StottSarah WebsterAmy Williams

Volunteer Leadershipparish & school

Archdiocese - Fulcrum Foundation Celebration of Light $2,500 Attain Housing, Kirkland (formerly KITH) $1,000 Bellevue LifeSpring $1,000 Friends of the Orphans (NPH USA) $500 Project Rachel (CCS) $1,000 Sacred Heart St. Vincent de Paul Society $10,800 Seattle Nativity School $1,000 St. Mary's Food Bank, Seattle $3,000 Sophia Way, Bellevue $2,000

Total Uses of Funds $22,800

Giving Fundparish

RevenueOfferings $1,422,077 94%Donations $60,898 4%Other $30,515 2%

Total $1,513,490 100%

ExpensesPayroll & Benefits $695,102 46%School Subsidy $324,996 22%Operations & Maintenance $314,526 21%Program Expenses $77,684 5%Transfers to Capital Improvement /Giving Funds $95,181 6%

Total $1,507,489 100%

Net Income $6,001

Financial Highlightsparish

Fiscal Year Ending 6/30/16

2015-16

Beginning Balance $(23,283)

Operating Fund Transfers $161,000 [1]Annual Catholic Appeal Rebates $4,691 [2]Other Funds - PARISH $152,848 [3]Fund-A-Need - SCHOOL $209,192 [4]

Total In $527,731

Total Out $240,923

Net $286,808

Ending Balance $263,525

Notes to Financial Statement:

[1] Every year, the parish and school operating funds budget and transfer an amount to the parishand school capital fund. This recognizes the necessity to put aside money each year for major maintenance and repair needs as good stewards of our facility-related resources.

[2] The Annual Catholic Appeal (ACA) rebate is an important funding source for the capital fund.We received a rebate of nearly $5,000 from the 2015 ACA campaign, fulfilling your ACA pledgemade that possible.

[3] The interest from our Parish Revolving Fund general savings account with the Archdiocese isnow an important funding source for the Capital Fund. Also, in 2015-16, the Capital Fund receivedtwo special gifts totaling $125,000 from two generous parishioners. In addition, our parish Knightsof Columbus Council (#8136) contributed $500. Special gifts to the Capital Fund are always encouraged and gratefully received.

[4] During the summer of 2015, almost $241,000 was spent on refurbishing the school gym. Over$209,000 of this cost was raised through “Fund-a-Need” at the 2015 School Auction. The balancecame from the Capital Fund.

Capital Fundparish & school

but who gave when they could giving time and talents. And so I discovered that it is perfectly okay to give the time when you have it. There is no expectation that when you say “Yes” it means 100%,all the time. Perhaps one month you are only able togive 60% but the next you have 95%...that is okay andwhatever time you have is always welcome.

After the futuring committee’s work ended, anotheropportunity came to me - to be a part of the Stewardship Commission. Having had recently beguna second Master’s Degree program, this one global innature, my life was even further challenged with a lackof time. But I said yes because Stewardship is a partof the parish I have much personal passion for. As youcan imagine, my time commitment ebbed and flowed.I missed some fun events and I probably made a fewpeople a bit nervous during some planning stageswith too much of a “just-in-time” approach than wasdesired, but my passion for what we were creating andthe enjoyment of working with amazing fellowparishioners helped pull me through.

That led to my 2nd discovery: Don’t underestimatethe power passion has in helping you find something–

like time - that you didn’t know you had. We have awide variety of ministries here at SHP and they canuse more time, talent, and passion from all of us. As you consider how you can participate more, I’d like to share an exercise I do quietly with myself occasionally.

I pause and observe myself through the eyes of mychildren. Like the impact that my mother left on meas a role model, I challenge myself to envision: Howdo I show up as a role model for my kids? What willthey speak about in 30 years when called upon intheir parish to provide this witness speech? I can onlyhope their memories and the examples of stewardshipI provide today will be as rich and impactful as mineare from my parents.

I know I have more to give to this parish and that ismy commitment for the coming year. I hope you willjoin me and together we will see how passion, time,talents and stewardship can have a profound impacton our parish, our own lives, and the lives of thosearound us.

Babaa Hagen

My name is Barbara Hagen. My husband Jeff and I, and our three children, have beena part of Sacred Heart Parish since we relocated back to this area three years ago. Our twin girls, Caitlyn and Morgan, are 11 years old and are 6th graders at SacredHeart School. You can often find them as altar servers here at mass. Our son, Tristan,is 7 years old and in 2nd grade at Sacred Heart School. You can find him singing withthe Sacred Heart Parish children’s choir.

Growing up, the Catholic church was central to my childhood. My family was always involved insomething with our parish and my mother was thekey driver of this. She is a French-Canadian whogrew up in Montreal in the late ‘40s and ‘50s. At thattime, about 98% of the city was Roman Catholic withover 200 churches on that tiny island. All schools, including public schools, were part of a parish. Forhigh school, my mother attended a Catholic boardingschool in Montreal contained within a Convent and fully staffed by nuns. Needless to say, mass andstewardship were a daily part of her life.

When my mother married and moved to the States,she brought all of her Catholic stewardship with herand included our whole family. At our parish, we werethe family that everyone knew. My older brother wasan altar boy – perhaps I’m dating myself but back thenthey were called altar boys as girls were not yet allowed to serve. But that changed quickly as my oldersister was so persistent with our priest, Fr. Major, tobe an altar server too, that eventually Fr. Major gavein and my sister became the first girl altar server inthe entire Syracuse, NY diocese. I followed in theirfootsteps quickly and was also an altar server as soonas I was able.

My family was always at the church, helping withparish events, attending family worship, helping in therectory, or participating with CYO sports. My motherpretty much sewed every altar cloth, liturgical stoleand vestments for the priests and parish. And Sunday

mass wasn’t something we had to fit into our schedule– it WAS our schedule!

I didn’t realize it then but my childhood years, and my family’s deep involvement with the parish,truly established the groundwork for the church andstewardship in my life.

In my early adult single years, I remained a pretty faithful and involved Catholic. With few responsibilities other than myself, I had time to be involved in my parishes in the different places I lived.I contributed in a variety of ways: as a reader, a catechist, greeter, etc. Soon though, my life responsibilities increased with work demands, a husband, and eventually kids and I saw my involvement with my parish begin to diminish. Mydesire was still there but I just didn’t know how tomake the time.

This story held true when I joined Sacred HeartParish. I wanted to become involved in the community here but I told myself I didn’t have thetime. So we attended Sunday mass but that was aboutit. Then, when Fr. Steve invited me to serve on theParish Futuring Committee and help build a five-yearplan for the parish, I said yes. Although to be honest, I had no idea how I was going to find the time, especially with a busy travel schedule. Butsurprisingly, I found the time when I could and whenI was traveling and unable to make a meeting, peoplewere understanding. I found too, that there were others on the committee who had time challenges

giving time and talent

Fundraising Highlightsschool

A Fundraising Year in ReviewDuring the 2015-2016 school year, Sacred Heart was able to “Raise Up” our school community through variousfundraising opportunities.

The Annual Gala Auction took place March 5th, 2016. The theme, “Raise ‘Em Up”, was a fun filled evening for ourcommunity to show their support for our school. We were able to raise up our paddles and bring in over $103,000to support the 2016 Kitchen Fund-a-Need. Thank you to those who attended the event, our sponsors and volunteers.

We had another opportunity as a Parish School to participate in the Larry Kring Challenge Match program. For thethird year, Mr. Larry Kring has provided an opportunity to increase donations to our School’s 2015-2016 Annual Fund. We are extremely grateful for his continued generosity and commitment to the success of our studentsand school.

Sacred Heart School families also participated in the GiveBIG campaign in May together with the Seattle Foundationto raise funds for our school.

Sacred Heart School was also able to give back to our community by raising over $7,500 and donating over 350pounds of food for various charities. These charities included:

Northwest Hope and Healing • Lupus of America • Eastside Baby Corner • Renewal Food Bank • HopelinkRonald McDonald House Charities of Western Washington and Alaska • Treehouse

We are grateful to celebrate our many giving opportunities over the past year. With the generosity of our parents,grandparents, students, alumni and parish community, we will continue to create a vibrant environment of faith whereour children can continue to learn and grow.

5% Endowment Income

Auction

Annual Fund

Flexible Fundraising

Auction Fund-a-Need

32%

29%

20%

14%RevenueTuition & Fees $3,300,771 75%Fundraising $517,758 12%Parish Subsidy $324,996 7%Other $252,385 6%

Total $4,395,910 100%

ExpensesPayroll & Benefits $3,298,654 75%Program Expenses $578,276 13%Operations & Maintenance $518,572 12%

Total $4,395,502 100%

Net Income $408

Financial Highlightsschool

Fiscal Year Ending 6/30/16

$250 to $499Mary and Craig BallMolly and Scott BeckerJennifer and David BurroughsGaby Sanchez and Ernesto Chavarin Mary and Francis Ciaramello*Angela and Matthew CollinsBeth and Dan CollinsKrystyna and Ignacio Davila*Julie and Mark DickisonCristin and Paul DonovanMichael Gabre-KidanHeather Bradford and Jeff GilbertKari and Tom GlassKim Sinkula and Travis GrossChris Grossi*Julie and Damon HuardSang Eun Kim*Jeanna and Christopher Kunath*Bridget and Bill LawlerJewon Kim and Kyung LeeChristine and Thomas McCabeShannon and Dave MessengerKrista and Boyd MunsonKatie and Ben NelsonKatie and Nate NiemerValerie and Chukwunwike OnianwaElizabeth and Matthew QuickKaren and Matthew ReinkeMaria and William RothKim and Jason SanchezArmine and Ben SenaVilantina and Willy TanimihardjaEllen and John TobinLiz Molitor and Steve Wozeniak

$100 to $250Roxanne and Stephen BarkleyBrianna and Chris BennittKari and Brett BoydDana ChapmanEileen and Dennis CrispinNancy DalyLynette and Ben Dawson

Darcie and Amado DayloColleen and Brian DillonMichelle and Kris FilionNatalie and Jeremiah FlocchiniKaren GearyMarisa Behnke and Corey GinsbergNancy and Steve GlassSarah and Hunter GoodmanKaty and Todd GreggEvelyn HoffmanHolly Tennant and Justin HowellDee and Joel HuffCarissa and Darryl Hunt*Paige and Kevin IdenMichelle JacksonCora and Randall KimbroughEmily KirwanSusana and Jay KnappChristen and Todd LeesonKristin LuscherGena and David McReynoldsDonna and Mike MedeirosKimberlee and Brian MurphyKelly and John NelsonKarla and Richard ObernesserJennifer and Jay OlveyBrendan O’Meara and

Rita Alexandrou-O’Meara*Cheryl PerrellaAnita Prasad*Holly and John PrzelenskiSharon and Jamie RedingLori and Bruce Reynolds*Kim and Brian SchliesmanRachel SchriberAmazon SmileWilliam SmithHelene and Danial SnellAngela and Kevin TaylorJulie and Blake ThoensenTracy TuckerTracy Verrall*Meghan Mead and Rob WarnacaPatricia and V. Alan White

Under $100Jeremy Calkins*Jayme and Scott CanfieldKaleen CovingtonThomas Craig*Caroline DalyAmy and Del DavisMary DavisMegan DuPuyCaitlin ElsnerBrooke HayterLeighann Nicoli and Christopher HockomChristina JamesonVicki JonesGeralyn Miller and Marc Kuperstein*Lindsay MannionCassi McDougallMegan McGinnisTim MurphySusan NelsonB. Delores O’NeilMatt RobertsMaribel Olivares and Alberto RochaDorothy SchlingerKate SuhrbierAnn Marie ThompsonMarissa WardSally WoodKaja and Justin Works

*Denotes Matching Gifts

Corporate Matching Gifts BoeingCFD WA StateDelta DentalExpediaMicrosoft Piper JaffraySeattle FoundationSymetra T-MobileUnited WayVerizon

$10,000+Larry KringLisa and Charles Herb

$5,000 to $9,999Edward S. Moore Family FoundationIsabel and Carlos Picoto*Molly and Christian Vlahovich*Lauren and Stanley Zuzic

$3,000 to $4,999Theresa and Eric Daigle*Carolina Gonzalez and Carlos De Torres*Sharon and Peter FaricyBrenda Bown and Carlos Gonzalez*Angela and Jeff Jones*Shelly and Bernie Marston*Monica and Matthew Reilly*Raquel and Reigran Sampoleo*Megan and Lawrence StottMary Greely and Paul Swiontkowski*

$2,000 to $2,999Beth and Thomas Anderson*AnonymousSuzanne and William BredyPatricia and Douglas CookBetty and Kemper FreemanMaria and Norberto Garcia*Annette and Troy GriffithMorella Troconis and Horacio Gutierrez*Karen and Isaac HammerKelli and Martin Leith*Jolene and Robert MessmerMichelle and Ihssane Mounir*Aurora and Andres Paz*Amy and Kevin SchreckMary LaLomia and Terry Spires*Marc Stolte*Julie and William Wade

$1,500 to $1,999Lana and Jeff DunsmoreKevin McIntyreMadeleine and Juan Mendoza*Analisa Roberts and Anthony Rutter*Evelyn Padrino-Santamarina and

Oscar Santamarina*Bin Zhou and Huajun Xu*

$1,000 to $1,499Kerri and James ButlerKyle and Charles Clines*Heather and Thomas CooneySusana Lopes and Nuno Costa*Catherine and Joe DeasyDean Diaz*Jeff and Jenny GoodwinBeth and Rob GranlundCatherine Becque and Paul Hellyar*Jill and Jon Herendeen*Terry and Gregg Hohman*Jessaca JacobsonTara and Andrew JohnsonRichard Lozada*Deanna Meyer*Denise and Steven Montoya*Julie and Patrick MoranSamantha and Matt ParentShannon and Jeff PrinzKimberly and Paul SchaeferKelsey and Matthew SchreckAlyssa and Patrick Simek*Jill Krusinski and William Simmons*Vipin Sindhu*Pauline and Bill SnowdenRaquel Verallo and Bjarne Steensgaard*Jami and Chris SwasandKatie and Joe van Zyl*Elizabeth and Brett VowlesHeather and Scott WallerTracy Takeuchi and Douglas Withers*Sarah and Jonathan Wright*

$750 to $999Patricia Ramos-Asali and Antonio Asali*Marika and Todd FitzGeraldShannon and Brett Flynn*Tawnya Lehtinen and Robert Guerrero*Jennifer and Brian JacobsenJolinda and Dean LindenNicole and Isaac SineYoungHae and Matthew Traina*Kristi and Charlie Whiton

$500 to $749Luis Padilla and Karend AcostaCathleen and Eric AdamsRocio Aguirre and

Alejandro Aguirre Rivadeneyra*Luis Daniel Soto Maldonado and

Evelia Parra CalderonAyna and Jason CataquisJennifer and Jam th and Troy GesselHuijuan Li and Chuanming HaoDavid Arkley and Shelley JohnsonPauline and Brian KennyChristine and William Kerr*Josette Huang and Jim KleeweinAnunay and Abha Kumar*Sharon and Patrick LaileySusan and Vincent LorrainKari and Leonard MarinoKelly and David Martine*Paula McLeodJoely and Michael MeighanCelia and John MillisCarol and Gerald MolitorSue and Charles Richards*Katie and Matt Rossmeissl*Stephanie and Nick SchaferAnnie and Scott SchrivnerChristine and Doug SchultzKimberly and Nathaniel ShortKameran and Russell SimpsonElke and Darrick SuberMichele and Robert Williams*

Sacred Heart School appreciates every gift to the Annual Fund as each gift contributes to the quality of Catholic

education we are able to provide to our students. We would like to recognize those donors who have taken a role in

giving to the Sacred Heart Annual Fund. We thank each and every donor as your gifts truly make a difference.

Annual Fundschool

Sacred Heart has been a beacon for our family since we arrived in Bellevue 38 yearsago. We had experienced both public and Catholic education in California and we selected the Catholic values for our children. We found a home at Sacred Heart andour three children benefitted from the education, values, and the respect gained inthe classroom and thus the training and preparation for successful lives.

Sacred Heart School Annual Fund donations can be made through the Development Office. The AnnualFund is essential in the operations of the school. It helps to sustain the school’s instructional programs and foster student learning and growth. This gift is an investment in the future of our students and Sacred Heart School.

Sacred Heart Endowment gifts reflect a commitment to provide a long-lasting legacy of quality Catholic education at Sacred Heart School for generations to come.

Charitable gift options can also include:

• Bequests, wills, living trusts or other non-charitable trusts• Charitable trusts• Remainder interests in residences, commercial property and real estate• Gifts of life insurance• Beneficiary designations in retirement plans• Transfer of appreciated securities

Please contact the Sacred Heart School Development office if you are interested in discussing the various options. Thank you for considering Sacred Heart School for your charitable donations.

a legacy of giving

An Anonymous Dono

In 2011, our family’s life suddenly changed with the passing of our wife and mother. I was focused on a memorial gift in my wife’s honor andsubsequently met with Father Pat Ritter. Based uponour discussion, I chose a three-year period of contribution. However, after year three, I decided tocontinue the annual support and also to increase thelevel of contribution. My reflection on the value

of our family’s experiences led me to consider theneed to provide support just like those who came before us, the primary supporters who provided theopportunity for my family when we first arrived.Without them, we may not have had the opportuni-ties of 38 years ago, and it is my aim to ensure thatthose benefits extend to future generations.

Dax and Amelia Jones

Jeff and Angela Jones

Brian and Pauline Kenny

Jay and Susana Knapp

Abha and Anunay Kumar

Chris and Jeanna Kunath

Patrick and Sharon Lailey

Bill and Bridget Lawler

Martin and Kelli Leith

David and Danielle Limp

Bernie and Shelly Marston

David and Kelly Martine

Kevin and Gillian McCracken

Paula McLeod

Gena McReynolds

Michael and Donna Medeiros

Dave and Shannon Messenger

Robert and Jolene Messmer

Tony and Jania Miltenberger

Mark and Kris Mitchke

Steve Wozeniak and Liz Molitor

Patrick and Julie Moran

Keith Mukhar and Amy Curran

Boyd and Krista Munson

Brian and Kim Murphy

Phillip and Rosemary Nduka

Ben and Katie Nelson

John and Kelly Nelson

Nathan and Katie Niemer

Richard and Karla Obernesser

Terence and Judy O’Keefe

Jim and Lisa O’Malley

Luis Padilla and Karend Acosta

Matt and Samantha Parent

Carlos and Isabel Picoto

Jeff and Shannon Prinz

Matthew and Elizabeth Quick

Stephen and Maureen Rayhill

Matthew and Monica Reilly

Matt and Karen Reinke

Erick and Carole Roane

Fr. Steve Sallis

Jason and Kim Sanchez

Oscar Santamarina

and Evelyn Padrino

Nick and Stephanie Schafer

Mike and Jennifer Scharnikow

Matt and Kelsey Schreck

Douglas Schultz and Christine Joy

Paul Sebik and Kaleen Covington

Alexei and Laurie Sergeeff

Nate and Kim Short

Jon and Stacey Sigmund

Isaac and Nicole Sine

Bill and Pauline Snowden

Lawrence and Megan Stott

Elke Flores Suber

Agustinus Sutandi and Nina Ariani

Kevin and Angela Taylor

Michael and Amy Thies

Blake and Julie Thoensen

John and Ellen Tobin

Robert and Julie Treves

Heather and Scott Waller

Paul and Elizabeth Walsh

Marissa Ward

Charlie Watters

Jonathon and Sarah Webster

Alan and Patty White

Bob and Michele Williams

Bryan and Amy Williams

Douglas Withers and Tracy Takeuchi

Betty Woo

Jonathan and Sarah Wright

Christian and Kimberly Wylde

Richard and Kerry Wyman

Alejandro Aguirre Rivadeneyra

and Rocio Aguirre

Thomas and Beth Anderson

Peter and Dorrie Andrews

Matthew and Maja Arnold

Stephen and Roxane Barkley

Paul Hellyar and Catherine Becque

Joe and Deanna Bilsborough

Brett and Kari Boyd

Jeff Gilbert and Heather Bradford

David and Jennifer Burroughs

James and Kerri Butler

Scott and Jayme Canfield

Glenn Chamberlain

Jeff and Sun Chaney

Frank and Mary Ciaramello

Charles and Kyle Clines

Cameron and Tegan Clise

Douglas and Patricia Cook

Dennis and Eileen Crispin

William and Julie Cunningham

Eric and Theresa Daigle

Caroline Daly

Carlos and Carolina de Torres

Joe and Catherine Deasy

James and CarolBeth DePoy

Mark and Julie Dickison

Brian and Colleen Dillon

Paul and Cristin Donovan

Brent and Jenny Duncan

Robert Eubanks

Tom and Stephanie Eyler

Peter and Sharon Faricy

Kenneth and Panravee Fernando

Kris and Michelle Filion

Jeremiah and Natalie Flocchini

Norberto and Maria Garcia

Troy and Elizabeth Gessel

Jeffrey and Stacey Giard

Corey Ginsberg and Marisa Behnke

Steve and Nancy Glass

Thomas and Kari Glass

Paul and Laura Goebel

Nicholas and Jamie Gonzalez

Carlos Gonzalez and Brenda Bown

Hunter and Sarah Goodman

Robert and Beth Granlund

Amy Gregg

George and Martha Gregg

Todd and Katy Gregg

Carol Guenther

Horacio Gutierrez

and Morella Troconis

Jeffrey and Barbara Hagen

Isaac and Karen Hammer

Rob Harris and Chelsey Owen

Charlie and Lisa Herb

Jon and Jill Herendeen

Andrew and Stephanie Hogenson

Damon and Julie Huard

Brian and Jennifer Jacobsen

Jessaca Jacobson

Andy and Tara Johnson

On March 5, 2016 we had the opportunity to “Raise Up” our support of Sacred Heart School at our Gala Auction.

The Fund-A-Need was the Kitchen Refurbishment. We thank you for your support of this project to benefit not

only our students, but our school and parish communities as well. With your donations, we raised over $103,310.

The following are the individuals who contributed to the Kitchen Refurbishment.

2016 Kitchen Fund-a-Need

school auction

Left ColumnAgnes Davila

Mason MukharOshiogwe Nash-Haruna

Kate Simmons

Right ColumnRosy ChavezKirsten ArkleyOlivia Schaefer

Madeleine Shannon Award – Recipient Agnes Davila Madeleine Shannon was involved with Sacred Heart for over 40 years, sending seven children to our school.She was an active and beloved member of the community as a parent, staff member, and volunteer. Her familydecided to honor her memory by establishing an annual scholarship for a 7th grade student who is continuinginto the 8th grade at Sacred Heart School. This award recognizes a student who excels in academics, service,faith, and character and who exemplifies the spirit and mission of Sacred Heart School.

Lori G. Mendoza ARC Empowered Learner Award – Recipient Mason Mukhar Lori Mendoza was a primary teacher at Sacred Heart for approximately 25 years. She spearheaded initiativesthat celebrated the diversity and community of our school. Her family legacy lives on through this award.The recipient is a self-advocate who displays resilience in the classroom and is an exemplary model of the executive skills demonstrated through a strong work ethic. This student is a role model to all students and ascholar learner. They self-evaluate, persevere and consistently strive towards his or her personal best.

Tim Murphy Spiritual Leadership Award – Recipient Oshiogwe Nash-Haruna The Tim Murphy Award goes to a student with character, integrity and behaviors that exemplify the teachingsof Jesus. This student puts service and gratitude at the heart of all they do and encourage those around themto do the same. This student’s life is full of faith and discipleship and is evident in their actions. Their spirit inspires others to believe in the power of prayer and call to serve. This student is humble, dependable, and inspiring.

Leadership Award – Recipient Kate Simmons The recipient of the Leadership Award is a student who consistently models the values and mission of SacredHeart School. This student exemplifies the virtue of leadership by exhibiting qualities that encourage othersto succeed and continuously lead through example.

Christ-like Action Award – Recipient Rosy Chavez This recipient consistently models the values and mission of Sacred Heart School. This student has demonstrated through their actions and behavior that they model their life after Jesus. They have shown awillingness to engage their faith through action invoking nonviolence and justice in their lives and the livesof those around them. Their behavior stems from a belief in God and the core teachings of the Bible lived outby Jesus himself.

Creativity Award – Recipient Kirsten Arkley The recipient of the Creativity Award consistently models the best of what it means to be a student at SacredHeart School. This student shows work that is imaginative, unique, and expressive. The work produced standsout for its effort, consistency, and originality.

School Spirit Award – Recipient Olivia Schaefer The recipient of the School Spirit Award is a student who consistently models the values and mission ofSacred Heart School. This student clearly loves being a part of the school community. They are inclusive of other students and their enthusiasm is contagious.

school awards

BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL Angela Choe, Brandon Clark, Brad Elmgren, Joseph Michael, Rachel Moran, Mason Mukhar, Amelia Simpson, Jeremy Tan, Ryan Tobin, Kelly Treves

EASTSIDE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Kirsten Arkley, Annie Becker, James Butler, Ryan Hofmann, Oshiogwe Nash-Haruna, Oshione Nash-Haruna, Philip Nduka, Chukwudumebi Onianwa, Olivia Schaefer, Kate Simmons, Grant Hunt, Scott O’Meara

HOLY NAMES ACADEMY Lauren Barkley, Sophia Daigle, Corrigan Rayhill, Annette Ronchetti

O’DEA HIGH SCHOOL Drew Chapman, Anthony Vowles

SEATTLE PREPARATORY SCHOOL Roxanne Anderson, Rosy Chavez, Emanuel Costea, Madeline Deasy, Nicholas Faricy, Audrey Frigon, Kate Jacobsen, Molly Kerr, Mateo Mendoza, Aisha Mounir, Lauren Mulligan, Noah Schliesman,

REDMOND HIGH SCHOOL Noah Bomben, Dylan Verallo

SEATTLE ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES William Vipond

Class of 2016