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Mrs. Mary Bierlein (Classroom Link)

 Born:  Saginaw, Michigan

 Education:  B.A. from S.V.S. U, Colloquy from Concordia, Ann Arbor, Michigan,  Masters Degree in Early Childhood from S.V.S.U.

Ministry Statement:  I believe that all children can learn using their God given abilities.  As a teacher, I need to instill a love for school, others, and most importantly, Jesus, to all my students.

 

Mrs. Dora Hyslop (Classroom Link)

Born:  St. Charles, Missouri

Education:  Bachelors Degree in Early Childhood Education from Concordia, University, River Forest, Illinois

Ministry Statement:  In my ministry at St. Lorenz, God enables me to help children grow in the knowledge of the world God has given us and love for their Savior.

 

Mrs. Lindsey Hessler (Classroom Link)

I was born in Saginaw, Michigan and have lived in the Richville/Frankenmuth area all my life.  After attending Vassar High School, I graduated from Concordia University in Ann Arbor with a BA in Elementary Education, LTD, and a major in Art.  I am currently teaching a Kindergarten homeroom.  I enjoy teaching my students and my goal each day is to tell each one of my children that they are specially made and loved by Jesus.  I am so blessed to have a job where I can share the love and joy of Jesus with His little lambs.

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Support for Brian
Thursday, November 20, 2008 :: 216 Views :: Announcements, School Memo ::
Our school family recently received word that one of our former students had been involved in an accident. Brian Schiefer graduated from St. Lorenz School in 1998. After graduation from high school he joined the United States Air Force. During a training exercise last week in California, Brian was involved in a vehicle accident that has left him paralyzed from the waist down. Brian is currently recovering from surgery at a hospital in California. In about two weeks, he will be moved to a rehabilitation center of his choice.
 
I would encourage you to join our school family in support of Brian and his family (dad-Randy, mom-Nila, sister-Jessica). You can begin by including all of them in your prayers at home with your children if you have not already done so. We are also encouraging our students to consider preparing Brian a card, letter, or poem that the school will be collecting and sending to him. Starting today, we are also making U.S. lapel flags in honor of his service to our country, available to our entire school family who choose to give a donation to Brian and his family. All donations will be given to the family for any financial needs that they will experience over the next several months including large traveling expenses back and forth from Michigan to the hospital. The lapel pins will be available for a minimum $1.00 donation from your child’s homeroom teacher as well as the school office. We are asking the students to wear those pins every day next week as a sign of our support for Brian. We intend to send him pictures of our students with the pins on.
                       Michael Bender
Our school family recently received word that one of our former students had been involved in an accident. Brian Schiefer graduated from St. Lorenz School in 1998. After graduation from high school he joined the United States Air Force. During a training exercise last week in California, Brian was involved in a vehicle accident that has left him paralyzed from the waist down. Brian is currently recovering from surgery at a hospital in California. In about two weeks, he will be moved to a rehabilitation center of his choice.
 
I would encourage you to join our school family in support of Brian and his family (dad-Randy, mom-Nila, sister-Jessica). You can begin by including all of them in your prayers at home with your children if you have not already done so. We are also encouraging our students to consider preparing Brian a card, letter, or poem that the school will be collecting and sending to him. Starting today, we are also making U.S. lapel flags in honor of his service to our country, available to our entire school family who choose to give a donation to Brian and his family. All donations will be given to the family for any financial needs that they will experience over the next several months including large traveling expenses back and forth from Michigan to the hospital. The lapel pins will be available for a minimum $1.00 donation from your child’s homeroom teacher as well as the school office. We are asking the students to wear those pins every day next week as a sign of our support for Brian. We intend to send him pictures of our students with the pins on.
                       Michael Bender
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