Michael and Jill Pease, parents of honoree Scott Pease; Scott Pease and wife Ashley; Barbara and Jim Andras, parents of Ashley Pease; Arlene Rose, retired, Bella Vista High School English teacher and Scott Pease’s Academic Decathlon coach; and Mike Erickson, retired, Bella Vista High School history teacher and Academic Decathlon coach
Jesse Nix, investment adviser, Nix Wealth Management; and wife Samantha Nix, school psychologist, Natomas Unified School District
Scott Pease, video game developer and Bella Vista High School alumnus; Heidi Parris, flight controller for the International Space Station, NASA, and Casa Roble High School alumnus; and Dr. H. Michael Shepard, award-winning cancer researcher and biologist and Del Campo High School alumnus; and Bryan McKrell, senior director of leasing, Westcore Properties and San Juan Education Foundation board chair
Allison Steele, marketing assistant, Drisha Leggitt & Company Communications; Drisha Leggitt, president and CEO, Drisha Leggitt & Company Communications; Brad Niles, chief operating officer and vice president of research and development, ARIZ Precision Medicine; and Lonnie Bookbinder, CEO and board chair, ARIZ Precision Medicine
The San Juan Education Foundation hosted its 13th annual An Evening with the STARS at The Center at 2300 in Sacramento on Sept. 27. The event inducts notable professionals who attended San Juan Unified School District into its STARS Hall of Fame. This year’s honorees were cancer researcher Dr. H. Michael Shepard, NASA engineer Heidi Parris and video game developer Scott Pease.
Photos by Phil Kampel
