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Instructors

Mrs. Jaime Delfosse

Dean & Jaime met in college and have been married since 1996. They have 5 children that keep them busy - two of whom graduated from homeschool and have continued their education at UNL. They have been homeschooling since 2009, made Lincoln their home in 2013, and have been involved at the Link since 2014. Dean holds two degrees in theology and serves as a pastor at Redemption Hill Bible Church in Hickman, Nebraska.

Jaime is from Tallahassee, Florida.  She holds a degree in theology and attended Southern Seminary until the birth of their first child, so she loves teaching Bible, Theology, and Ethics at home, and liberal arts in homeschool co-ops. She loves growing flowers in her garden and is learning to be a better reader in her local literary society. Dean and Jaime are honored to serve on the board of the Lancaster Learning Link.

Mrs. Laura Diessner

Hello, my name is Laura Diessner.  My husband, daughter, and I live on a little acreage east of Grand Island.  I graduated from the University of Nebraska at Omaha with a teaching endorsement in secondary education.  I completed my master’s degree in math education from Chadron State. I’ve taught middle school and high school math.  I’ve also taught various math classes at Central Community College in Grand Island.  I’ve homeschooled my daughter from preschool to present and have thoroughly enjoyed it. Homeschooling has been one of the greatest blessings from God. I am very happy God has given me the opportunity to teach more students at the Link.  I look forward to meeting you all!

Mrs. Kristen Fox

Hello.  My name is Kristen Fox.  I have been married to Tom for nearly 30 years, and we have five children.  I have been homeschooling for over 20 years and have been involved with the National Christian Forensics and Communication Association (NCFCA Christian Speech & Debate) for over 10 years, along with Cornerstone Speech & Debate, the local homeschool club.

In addition to loving time with family and friends, I love inductive Bible study, homeschooling my final high schooler, and speech and debate.  I enjoy working with homeschooled students of all ages and discovering the uniqueness of how each student has been created.  The Father has a good purpose for each of His image-bearers, and my heart is to instruct so that students grow in their knowledge of Him, of who He has created them to be, and in communicating truth with integrity and grace.

Mrs. Deborah Freeman

Hello, I’m Deborah Freeman and I have been teaching communications classes and directing theatrical productions for years and years, starting out as a speech teacher at the college level after graduating from Oklahoma State University with a master’s degree. My undergrad degree is in Psychology, and after moving to Nebraska, I gained secondary teaching certification in English/Language Arts. Currently, I teach dual credit at the Lancaster Link, and I’ve really enjoyed getting to know the students, parents, and administration for this group.

My husband and I met in Conroe, TX where he grew up and where I was serving a church as their Christian Education Director (teaching and overseeing nurture for infants through adults). We left Texas, however, and lived in Albuquerque, NM and Madison, WI before landing in Lincoln NE where we have settled for the past 20 years. We have a daughter, married and living in New Jersey with 3 children and a son, married and living in Lincoln. My husband is an entrepreneur who developed both Nature’s variety and Nature’s Logic pet foods. Together, we serve our church as home group leaders. My main hobby and mental health activity is horseback riding. I own one horse and I would love to share him with you!

In Madison, I served as Drama Ministry Coordinator at our church; in Lincoln, since 2008, I’ve been teaching public speaking, communication skills, and theatre arts at Southeast Community College; I’ve also been a communications department adjunct at times at Nebraska Wesleyan. I enjoyed directing plays and musicals at Lincoln Christian School for @14 years. Now at Lancaster Link, I lead a fun drama club each Tuesday 4:30pm-5:30pm—students are welcome to come try it out; it’s not a registration/fee-based activity, it’s just fun!

I’m blessed to be able to teach my passions: 1) to equip young people with the skills and awareness they need to use effective communication skills in their personal, professional, Christian, and community lives (SPCH 1090 & SPCH 1110); 2) to introduce students to the wonderful world of theatre (THEA1010). When led well, it reminds me of the design for the body of Christ described in Romans 12:3-8—the process and production of a stage production is an amazing laboratory for self-discovery, skill-building, practicing teamwork, discipline, responsibility, creativity, empathy for others, and for honoring God for the unique gifts given to each of us.

I’m grateful for the opportunity to help students develop lifelong skills as they learn how to successfully manage college level courses.

Ms. Janet Friesen

I became acquainted with the Link while home schooling my two sons who are now young adults. They were both well-prepared for college, thanks to the many teachers at the Link who were part of their educational journey. Even though I am no longer home schooling, I am grateful to keep impacting home school students through teaching at the Link. I enjoy helping students explore the field of psychology and gain insight into their own abilities and personality, and to live more purposefully for God.

I received a Master of Education degree in Educational & Counseling Psychology from the University of Missouri-Columbia. I worked as a graduate assistant at the Career Center there, and after graduation became the Program Director of Student Career Services. Prior to that I earned a Bachelor of Arts from William Woods College in psychology and religion, and an Associate of Arts degree from Hesston College.

After moving to Lincoln in 1992, I worked at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, providing career services to students, and facilitating the Employment Seminar for juniors and seniors. In addition, I also worked as a career counselor at Southeast Community College and developed and taught the Academic and Career Orientation class. After having children, I stayed home with them and then started working part-time at church during their teen years, leading the support and recovery ministry and facilitating groups for women healing from betrayal trauma.

In addition to teaching several dual-credit courses for Southeast Community College at the Link, I provide individual counseling (www.janetfriesencounseling.com), helping women address challenges, heal from trauma, and pursue emotional and spiritual growth.  I am also working on a Masters in Christian Spiritual Formation and Leadership through Friends University in Wichita, Kansas, which will be completed in May, 2022.

Mrs. Gretchen Garrison

My name is Gretchen Garrison, and I greatly look forward to taking students around the world through my geography class. I bring five years of formal classroom teaching experiences plus a dozen plus years of homeschooling perseverance to the Lancaster Learning Link. Social sciences and English are my two favorite content areas. The fact that I am slowly pursuing a master’s degree in literacy from Concordia University in Seward attests to this fact.

Back in 2013, I started my blog, Odyssey Through Nebraska. Since I am also a travel writer, this gives me a unique perspective into the world of geography. My first book, Detour Nebraska: Historical Destinations and Natural Wonders, was published in late 2017. My second book, A History Lover's Guide to Lincoln, and my third book,100 Things to Do in Lincoln Before You Die, both came out in 2020.

My husband, Kyle, and I were married back in 2000. We have four children. Two have graduated, and the other two attend the Link. Besides keeping up with all of them, I also help Kyle with our family business, GP Restoration. We live out on an acreage near Milford, Nebraska, where God paints the sky with His majesty every morning.

Mrs. Jill Greff

My name is Jill Greff; I have been married to my husband, Patrick, since 1996, and we have two children. I have been teaching Spanish at the Link since 2003 and have over 19 years of teaching experience.

I graduated magna cum laude from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Arts and Sciences in 1991 with a double major in Spanish and Latin American Studies. As an undergraduate, I began teaching Spanish in a newly created distance-learning program for high school students through the Instructional Materials Council. Because of this experience, I wrote a distance learning textbook titled "Sonrisas: An Introduction to Spanish for Young People" for my undergraduate Honor's Program thesis. In 1994, I completed a College of Arts and Sciences Master's degree in Spanish. I studied three different times at the prestigious Instituto Tecnologico de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM) in Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, twice as a UNL Regent Scholar and once as a Rotary International Scholar. I taught Spanish 101, 102, 201 and 202 at the University of Nebraska from 1991-1998. Besides teaching responsibilities at UNL, I was the coordinator of Spanish 202, the undergraduate advisor for non-majors and minors in the Modern Language Department, and worked administering and evaluating language placement tests during the summer. In 1998, I became a full-time homemaker. Besides teaching at the Link, I also educate my own children at home and teach a children's Spanish class.
 
I grew up in a Christian home on a farm near Wallace, Nebraska. My parents are dedicated believers who are exemplary in their desire to live a Godly life. Their constant prayer for my siblings and me was that we would be believers and that all the generations of our family to come would be faithful to the Lord. Missionaries were constantly in our home and my exposure to other cultures came at an early age. When I was a senior in high school, I remember hearing one of our missionary friends pray in Spanish at the dinner table. It affected me deeply and I believed that God was calling me to become a missionary.
 
Having attended a small public school during the 1970s and 80s, it was similar to being home educated. We recited the Lord's Prayer everyday in 4th grade and said a prayer before lunch. My public school math teacher was also my high school Sunday School teacher on Sunday mornings (she is still a dear friend of mine). In 1987 I graduated from my high school as the Valedictorian of my class of eleven and then I came to the University of Nebraska Lincoln so I could take advantage of the Regent Scholarship I had received (see information above about my degrees and a few of the honors I was awarded.) My first love was science, especially biology and physics, but I was persuaded otherwise after I took my first class of Spanish (Spanish 101) at UNL! I became deeper interested in the Spanish language and took every opportunity I could get to study in Mexico and to travel to other Spanish speaking countries. I just knew God had a plan for me as a missionary in a Spanish speaking country!
 
God's plans are not always our plans. As it turned out, God had his own "missionary" plans for me. He opened up wonderful opportunities for me to be able to teach and get my M.A. at the same time. After I finished my Master's degree, the UNL Department of Modern Languages offered me a job as the coordinator of Spanish 202, which included teaching, overseeing other teachers, and performing some other administrative responsibilities. I accepted the offer.
 
Around this time, I met my future husband, Patrick, at a church I was attending. We were married in 1996 and now have two children. When our oldest was 2 years old, we decided it would be best for me to stay home with the children and to home school them. I resigned from UNL, but continued with my Spanish by translating. In 2002, I was contacted about the possibility of teaching at the newly formed Link. I agreed and have been teaching Spanish here at the Link ever since. I believe God has given me the incredible privilege of teaching Spanish to people in the Link who will become foreign and domestic missionaries, pastors, homemakers, executives and leaders in the church. I am incredibly blessed to be a part of His master plan! 

Mrs. Sheri Harrington

My name is Sheri Harrington.  My husband Mark and I have been married for 41 years.  We have four grown children and five grandchildren.  I have recently retired after 26 years as a sign language interpreter with Lincoln Public Schools.  I am excited now to get to do what I have wanted to do since I was a high school senior:  teach literature.  I have a B.A. in English Lit. and an M.A. in Education of the Deaf.  I especially enjoy discussing works of literature and analyzing them from a Christian point of view.  I'm eager to do that with as many students as would like to join me!

Mrs. Carla Harvey

Hello, my name is Carla Harvey. I grew up on a hog and crop farm three miles from where I am now raising my family. I left the small town and farm life two days after high school graduation with no desire to ever return to the rural setting. I moved to Lincoln, Nebraska and began volunteering with the inner-city ministry, City Impact. I went on to get my B.A. in Middle School Education with endorsements in English, history and social studies from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Upon graduation, I went on staff with City Impact and spent my summers in Watts, Los Angeles on staff with World Impact. I was captivated by life in the inner-city and began to pursue my masters in Racial Reconciliation and Cross-Cultural Ministries at Moody Bible Institute. Around this same time, a tall, dark haired Italian began to volunteer at City Impact and all my plans went south. He was headed to Zambia, Africa to minister with the Navigators. We became friends while training together for the Lincoln Marathon. After courting for six weeks (!!!), we were engaged and married four months later. With one year left at the UNL, Matthew attended school full-time and I taught English as a Second Language, U.S. government and algebra at Park Middle School in Lincoln. Through the course of his final year of school, Matthew began to feel led by the Lord to move to my family farm in Beatrice and farm with my family. This was not in my plans at all. Nonetheless, upon Matthew’s graduation from UNL we moved to Beatrice and began farming. Twenty years later, I find myself living on a 1500 head hog farm, mothering four teenagers, educating at home, gardening, quilting, running, leading three book clubs, baking cinnamon rolls for Farmer’s Markets and loving a farmer and electrical lineman employed at Norris Public Power. For the last six years, I have taught IEW courses to private homeschool classes. I love to express myself in writing and to instruct students in the style and structure of writing. My goal in teaching is to help students to use their minds to glorify God. “Whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God” 1 Corinthians 10:31

Mrs. Ashley McNeal

A lifelong reader, I pursued my passion with a degree in English Literature and Art History and graduated Summa Cum from Metro State College of Denver with my second child just weeks from delivery! I have been a home schooler since the very beginning (2010) and now have 12 years of experience. My goal has always been a well-rounded and engaging education with heavy influences from Charlotte Mason and a classical philosophy.

Several of my own children would be labeled dyslexic and it has been my personal mission to learn everything I can and adapt my methods to best meet their needs. I would say that dyslexia was probably the most impactful event in upending some of my preconceived notions of what a quality education would look like. I have attended certification classes through the Nebraska Dyslexia Association to be trained in Orton Gillingham methods which are geared towards reading acquisition but translate throughout any level of schooling and into adulthood.

I have been married for 19 years this summer to my husband Dave and have five children ages 6-15, all of them home educated. I was born and raised in Southwest Kansas and have moved to several different states before finally landing in Lincoln where we decided not to move anymore. We live outside of Hickman on a modest acreage where we raise free range chickens and children, grow a substantial garden, and keep four horses that will never be ridden as much as they should.

Mr. Jake Mousel

My name is Jake Mousel, and I have been intrigued by mathematics ever since I was in elementary school. I entered the University of Nebraska - Lincoln as a math major, and found myself working for the department as a tutor in their Math Resource Center. Before long, I made a small course correction and finished my time at UNL with a degree in secondary math education. The following fall I started working for LPS as a substitute teacher, and quickly became a frequently requested sub (by the teachers anyway). While I maintained that employment during the school year, summers became a bore, and needing to prevent idle hands, I started working for some friends who owned a coffee shop, and kept up with some evening/weekend hours once the school year started up again. Years passed (after they sold the business), and the opportunity to manage a new shop was offered to me. As that became a much more full-time endeavor, I slowly got out of the substitute teaching world. Once again, years passed, I'm now managing a different coffee business, but while there I was apprised of the possibility of teaching a geometry class for the Link. That struck me as a wonderful opportunity to get back around to teaching apart from the world of public school politics/concerns/etc., with a lot more freedom to explore the world of Euclidean geometry, along with the critical thinking and philosophy that the subject requires.

Mrs. Tana Pageler

Tana (pronounced like Donna except with a T) is a classical educator with primary expertise in teaching writing, literature, and the humanities with an interdisciplinary approach. After earning a B.A. in Humanities from Walla Walla University, Tana spent many years working as a technical editor while homeschooling her three children using Ambleside Online. A 2023 CiRCE Apprenticeship graduate and registered IEW instructor, Tana is currently pursuing her masters degree in Great Books from Memoria College while her two younger children finish their homeschool careers. Outside the classroom, Tana plays the flute in the Waverly Community Band, discusses good books with her friends, and enjoys craft beer with her husband of 20+ years, Steve. 

Ms. Ellie Palmer

Ellie Palmer has been a high school English teacher and a middle school language arts teacher for the past twenty years. She hails from C.O.R.E.  (Community Options for Resources in Education) a personalized learning  charter school in  Marysville, California, where she has facilitated home schooling parents and taught  English language arts and theater classes since 2003.  She is looking forward to giving each student at The Link individualized attention and  acknowledging the One who has given us all the longing and the gifts  to communicate!

Mrs. Marcy Rowe

I was introduced to the Link while grandchildren were attending. This home school collaboration seemed so interesting and sound - I quickly answered yes when approached about teaching a class.  My background is chemistry.  I graduated from UNL, then went to work in radio-chemistry. After 5 years, I quit working to raise children. My husband (of 45 years) and I have three children and, now, 13 grandchildren.  I went back to work in the food chemistry field and continued that for 11 years, after which I worked at College of Saint Mary in Omaha for 14 years as the science labs manager.  It is so exciting to be able to teach food science.  I love science and I really love food. I hope students will feel challenged, interested, and see so much relevance in the study of food.

Mrs. Becky Sallinger

I am excited about the opportunity to be the morning study hall monitor because I love the "hanging out" part of raising teenagers.  I was born and raised in Lincoln, NE.  Fun fact: my mom is Mrs. Rowe, the Link's Food Science and Chemistry teacher.  I got married in 2001, then graduated from UNL in 2003 with a bachelor's degree in Human Resources and Family Science.  I was busy with my own babies and toddlers for a few years after that, and eventually became a licensed childcare provider and operated full-time out of our home for 11 years.  I have been homeschooling since 2009, and our family has been involved with the Link since 2017.  Our kids have been really blessed by the Link's many dedicated teachers and volunteers.  With all of our kids in high school, I've taken a break from childcare to be more available for my family.  I can't wait to get to know the students of the Link better through this role!

Mrs. Bethany Sanio

I have been drawn to people and cultures ever since a missionary spoke in my kindergarten Sunday School class.  I always expected I would live in another country and serve God there, but instead he brought my husband from another country to me!  As one of the refugee centers of the U.S. and with the international students on campus, Lincoln has been an ideal place to continue investing in international friendships and fellowship.  I have taught Spanish at UNL since 2003 and hold a MA in Spanish Literature and Second Language Acquisition, with a BA in music. Homeschooling is my favorite! I am glad to support other families who homeschool by participating in this Exploring World Languages course. 

In my free time I read everything, connect with international people and groups, play with our cats and chickens, explore nature with our Charlotte Mason group, and talk with friends over coffee.

Mrs. Milissa Schmucker

I have a bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education from the University of Nebraska with endorsements in French and English. I lived with a family in France while studying at the Université de Haute Bretagne during my junior year at the university. I have taught in a school setting (at Lincoln Christian and Parkview Christian schools) for a combined total of 8 years. I have home schooled for 15 years and my oldest child is a home school graduate. I was born in Denver, Colorado, but my family moved to Nebraska when my twin sister and I were still infants. I grew up in the small town of Holdrege, Nebraska, and then moved to Lincoln to attend the University of Nebraska after I graduated from Holdrege High School. While studying at UNL I met two very important people - Jesus Christ and my husband, David. David and I were married in 1987, shortly after I graduated from the University. I began teaching junior high English and high school French at Lincoln Christian School the next fall, and remained in that position for five years until the Lord called me to stay home with our children. At that time I began home schooling my three-year old and continued to home school her and her siblings for the next fifteen years. At that time, through a series of events, the Lord again called me to teach in a traditional school setting, this time at Parkview Christian School. I served there for three years and again the Lord called me to be at home with my youngest children. I am currently working toward renewing my teaching certificate and perhaps adding a special education endorsement. My husband, David, and I have ten children.

Mrs. Deb Shield

My name is Deb Shield.   My husband, Jeff, and I homeschooled our four children and now I teach some of the math and science classes at the LINK. 

I grew up in Nebraska and met my husband at college in Rapid City, SD.  We married shortly after and moved to Ames, IA where I received a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering from Iowa State University.  I worked for the City of Ames Water and Pollution Control division before we started our family.  We moved to Salt Lake City, UT and started homeschooling there, and then moved to Lincoln in 2001.  The homeschool communities in Salt Lake City and Lincoln have been incredible blessings to us and I am thankful for the opportunity to continue to be involved in homeschooling through teaching at the LINK.

I love spending time with my family and enjoy sports and outdoor activities with them.  Other favorite activities include reading, cooking, creative arts, gardening and travel.  I also enjoy time spent with LINK students and the opportunity to share with them the wonders of God’s creation.

Mr. Jeremy Skrdla

My name is Jeremy Skrdla. My wife, Kati, and I have ten children (8 girls and 2 boys) two of whom currently attend the Link. All of our school age children are homeschooled.

I grew up on a farm in north central Nebraska where I learned 3 things: to put God first, the value of hard work, and that I preferred computers to cows. After graduating from UNL, I tried city life but ultimately settled our family on an acreage east of Lincoln where we have goats, chickens, ducks, and dogs. I've been a computer programmer in Lincoln since 2005 and with my current company, Telcor, since 2009.

In my free time, I love spending time with family, being outdoors, coaching/playing/watching football, woodworking, and telling/hearing dad jokes.

Mrs. Jeanette Sorensen

My name is Jeanette Sorensen and I am originally from Charleston, SC. My husband, Shawn and I have been married for 14 years, and we have two children, Logan and CJ. In 2017, after Shawn retired from the Navy, we moved to Lincoln to be near my parents, my sister, her husband, my two nieces and two nephews.

For the past 8 years, I have been teaching secondary math in public-school systems in 4 different states: California, South Carolina, Oregon and for the past 2 years here at LPS. In those 8 years, I have had the privilege to teach various levels of Algebra 1, one semester of Geometry, and three years of Algebra 2. I received my Master Degree in Education from National University in Oxnard, CA, in 2011 and my BS in Business and Accounting from Brenau University in Kings Bay, GA, in 1994.

In my free time, I enjoy crafting, quilting, reading, riding bikes, camping, and spending time with my family. I am very excited for the opportunity to teach at the Link and to explore this new chapter in my life. I look forward to working with and meeting each one of you.

Mrs. Lisa Strilkivsky

I have been in love with creating things since I was a small child, making things has always been my favorite thing to do. When I was eleven, I began to be obsessed with trying to improve my drawing skills, which were quite abysmal. I discovered a book at the library, entitled, “Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain,” by Betty Edwards, and suddenly my skills increased substantially, and my passion for art and making things became even greater. 

I would often sketch friends and faces of celebrities, and little cartoons. And I became the set painter in my high school theater club, as well as the cartoonist in the high school’s newspaper. 

After highschool, I continued “studying” art through books at the library, while I attended UNL for elementary education.

Later when my kids were at various activities, I would always have a drawing or painting with me to work on and continued honing my skills and pursuing my favorite pastime. 

When an art teacher was needed at the homeschooling co-op we attended, I said I would be glad to teach drawing to kids, and I started a new passion, of teaching kids art, which I am continuing to do now, 13 years later.

In 2009, I joined the Lincoln Artists’ Guild, which I would become the vice president of (2016-2021), and through which I won several awards for my artwork, including Best of Show, Award of Merit, and People’s Choice Award, for several of my drawings.

In 2015, I had an opportunity to go to New Smyrna Beach Florida, to learn how to paint like Bob Ross. After becoming a certified Bob Ross Instructor (CRI), I began teaching more classes towards adults as an adjunct professor through Southeast Community College, several nursing homes, as well as at Urban Legends Art Studio.

In 2016, I became a certified instructor through Chartpak, in drawing, acrylic painting, and watercolor painting, and began teaching classes at Michaels Craft Stores. Shortly after that, I also started instructing students for the Lincoln Chinese Cultural Association. Additionally, since the fall of 2016, I’ve been teaching art for the Lancaster Learning Link.

Art has been such a blessing in my life in so many ways. It has expanded the way I think about God’s creation and has shown me to appreciate the beauty that can be found in any person, place or thing. I think studying art has also improved my skills in problem solving in creative and out-of-the-box ways. 

I am very grateful for all of the opportunities God has blessed me with to share my love of Him and my passion for creating things with the many hundreds of students I’ve been able to teach over the years–it is still amazing to me that I have been able to do this thing that I love so much and share it with others. I am in awe of the journey God has brought me through, and I hope to continue to serve Him and inspire students for as long as He wants me to.

 

Mrs. Lena Toews

My name is Lena Toews. I have been married to my pastor husband, Tom, for twenty-two years, and we have two children, Matthew and Andrew. We have been homeschooling for ten years, since our oldest started kindergarten. I have a Bachelor's and a Master's degree in Elementary Education, Masters in New Testament/Biblical languages and a PhD in New Testament. I have taught both elementary school and college. Currently I am homeschooling my children and am a part time professor of Koine Greek language at Union College.

In my leisure time I enjoy reading, hiking and running.

Mr. Jake Winemiller

My name is Jake Winemiller, and I was a teacher in Lincoln Public Schools for almost 30 years. I taught Astronomy, Applied Physics, Differentiated Physics, and AP Physics. For over 30 years, my family and I have maintained a small manufacturing business (Nerds, Inc.) making science equipment. Much of my life has been involved with science and engineering. Some of my students are currently professionals involved in space and space flight.

As a teacher in LPS, I realized the necessity to homeschool my children. This is why we (my wife Sheila and I) home schooled our 3 children. We as a family are oriented to the Lord and try to study the Mind of Christ every day. We are appreciative of the problem-solving devices for life that the Lord has provided. God is amazing and His Truth is the one truth that never changes. His creation proclaims His glory, and I am excited to share this with my students in Astronomy.

This link is a video on my company’s website that gives insight to my philosophy of science teaching: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzgnRY2LT0g