LVCHS Alumni Association

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We will be updating this site regularly, so please check back often to find information on new events and feature articles about our alumni.

Weddings

Kim Russell, ‘98 and Matthew Christman (who attended LVCHS from ‘94-‘97) were married on May 17, 2008, at Faith Evangelical Free Church in Trexlertown. They will be residing in Zionsville. Kim works for Penn Treaty Insurance as a claims examiner, and Matthew works for Target as a display manager.

Prayer Requests

Michael Miller, '89, says, "I am currently talking to a transplant team. I may or may not need a heart transplant but I am going through the doctor gambit and all that goes with it." Please keep Mike in prayer as he continues to deal with his rare heart condition.

If you have any prayer requests or praises that you would like to share with your LVCHS family, please send them to Sean McKeever at s.mckeever@lvchs.org, and they will be posted on the site.

Database

2007 -2008 Yearbooks Still Available!

2007-2008 Yearbooks are now only $10 each!

Call the office to get your copy now!

PHOTO ESSAY: LVCHS 20th Birthday Party, Homecoming, and the First Annual LVCHS Alumni Soccer Game

LVCHS turned 20 years old this year, so we celebrated with a cake and a party!











Jesse Thompson, '03, Taylor Thompson, '07, and their friend, Seth, provided original live music for the event.








Alumni, parents, faculty, and current students enjoyed hot dogs and fellowship. It was good catching up with some old friends and making some new ones.



Photographing Truth

Alison (Dewhurst) Conklin, ’98 has a special affinity for photographs. After her mother died, it was through photographs that Alison was able to discover further truth about her mother. They became a way for Alison to remember her and to, as Alison recalls, “understand a little more clearly who she was, what she experienced, and where she had come from.”

This is why Alison is a professional photographer. Through her own photographs, she tries to help others more fully understand and enjoy their own lives and the lives of their loved ones. As Alison says, “to deny ‘what was’ is to deny ‘what is’.” Her photographic creativity allows her to capture what was so those she photographs can discover the truth of what is.

National Acclaim

Alison is married to Geoff Conklin, ’98 and is the mother of “two amazing children:” Jonas (5) and Moses (4).

Quenching the Thirst of the Mutulu Tribe

Quench the Thirst

Fabi De Souza, ’03 graduated from Cedar Crest College in May 2007 with a B.A. in Business Administration & Communications. Like most college students Fabi struggled to determine what career path she should follow. As a missionary kid she vowed not to live the life of a full-time missionary. In high school and her early college years she decided that making money was the most important career criteria.

However, during her junior year in college that began to change. During that year she obtained a greater understanding of the devastating AIDS crisis that is wracking the African continent. She felt the tug of God on her heart to do something to help the people of that continent, so she decided to get to the heart of the problem. She wanted to help meet their physical needs and, more importantly, their spiritual needs. Quench the Thirst ’08 was the result of this desire.

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