The Gonzalez Family
When our family chose Our Lady of Perpetual Help School, we hoped to find a place where our children would receive a strong education rooted in faith. What we found was so much more, we found a community that became part of our family.
For years, OLPH has been a place where our children have grown, not only academically, but also spiritually and personally. The values of faith, integrity, service, and compassion they learned here continue to guide them long after they leave the classroom.
This past year is especially meaningful for our family as we celebrate many milestones. Our oldest son, Eddie, graduated from Jesuit Dallas, class of 2026, and he will begin his next chapter at the University of Texas in Arlington. Our daughters, Liliana and Sara, are continuing to thrive at Ursuline Academy of Dallas, building on the strong acadamic and faith-filled foudnation they receved at OLPH.
The journey continues as Mariana graduates from OLPH this spring. Watching her prepare to take the next step reminds us just how quickly the years pass and how grateful we are for every teacher, coach, staff member, and friend who has helped her journey. Our youngest daughter, Monica, is in fifth grade and continues to experience the same nurturing environment that has blessed each of her siblings.
As Olph celebrates 80 years of faith-filled eduation, we are reminded that schools like this do no thrive by chance; they flourish because of generations of families, parishoners, alumni, supporters, foudations, and friends who believe in the mission and invest in the future.
Our family is forever grateful for the love, guidance, and lifelong friendhsips OLPH has given us. . It is more than a school; it is a place where children are encouraged to Be the Light, grow in their faith, discover their gifts, and become compassionate leaders.
We are honored to be a part of the OLPH family and hope you will join us in supporting the extraordinary community, so that future generations of students can expereince the same blessings our family has recieved.
With gratitude,
Ana and Victor Gonzalez