Production
Deborah Wuehler - Senior Editor and Director of Production
Deborah Wuehler is the Senior Editor and Director of Production for The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine. She has eight children, ages 16 to 33, and has been homeschooling for 30 years. Deborah's mission is to point homeschoolers to the Lord in all they do and to encourage them that they can find everything they need for life, Godliness—and homeschooling—in their knowledge of Him (2 Peter 1:3,4).
David Borrink - Senior Designer of TOS Magazine
David Borrink designs The Old Schoolhouse®Magazine and has been part of TOS since 2010. He met his wife, Sallie, online, and 28 years later they are still best friends. David and Sallie are in the latter years of their homeschooling journey with their only daughter, Caroline who is starting to see the home stretch heading toward "graduation". David has worked in graphic design for four decades, starting in the corporate setting and then for the past 23 years in his own home business, which he runs with Sallie. David likes to spend time with his wife and daughter, read historical biographies, collect old road maps, and do "Husband and dad stuff". David says his mission at TOS “is to make everyone look good. I want my design and work ethic to glorify Christ so that everyone is promoted and encouraged, whether it be the authors, staff, or the reader. It’s all about them.”
Dara Ekanger - Freelance Editor
Dara Ekanger is a freelance editor and former Senior Editor of Molly Green Magazine. She lives in northeast South Dakota with her husband, Talmage, and three children, ages 8-16. A homeschool graduate herself, she earned bachelor's degrees in Spanish and international studies before moving full time into the publishing world. She loves planning homeschool schedules, gardening, and of course, reading.
Kathleen Dillie - Assistant Editor
Kathleen Dillie is Assistant Editor for the Production Team. She has been married to her husband, David, for thirty-seven years and they homeschooled all five of their children (now ages 24-36) from birth through high school. She enjoys spending time with her eight grandchildren, making junk journals, reading, and singing in a local community choir
Mercy Wuehler
Daughter of Deborah Wuehler, Mercy was homeschooled through high school and is now in her last semester at Laramie County Community College. She will be graduating with an AA in music this spring. She plans to transfer to a university and get her bachelors in cello performance. Mercy is a production assistant at The Old Schoolhouse®.
