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Donor Event for #EmpoweredGirls Campaign
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CAPITAL CAMPAIGN EVENT CELEBRATES WOMEN LEADERS
Holy Cross parents/guardians and alumnae gathered at Silo Falls in Brookeville, MD in May to celebrate our empowered women and to begin a new tradition of recognizing women in leadership in our community.
Former Board chair and Advancement Committee Chair, Karen Schaeffer, was surprised and honored to receive the inaugural Sister Madeleva (Wolff), CSC Women in Leadership Award. Led by Raquel Bowman ’22, the program featured Megan Steele ’22, Emi Moberg ’22, and Cheyenne DeGross ’22- all of whom shared their experiences and deep gratitude for their Holy Cross education. Each was recognized with another new award, the Distinguished Tartan, from President Katy Prebble in honor of their outstanding commitment during their four years at the Academy.
During the presentation, Msgr. John Enzler shared appreciation and his family’s love for Holy Cross - all six of his sisters are proud Holy Cross graduates. Dave Metzger, co-chair of the #EmpoweredGirls campaign expressed his gratitude to the Academy and especially the importance of the Moreau Options Program to the entire community. Katy Prebble gave a short presentation on the proposed Athletic & Wellness Center and updated the group on the progress of our plans for the campus.
This is an exciting time for the Academy. If you would like to hear more about the plans and be part of this project, please contact the Advancement Office.
1. (L-R) Molly DiPippo, Katy Prebble, Suzanne Kasunic Zaremba ’89, Anne Pilar Depman ’87, 2. (L-R) Pat Grimberg, Msgr. John Enzler, Sister Sharon Mihm, CSC ’63, Sister Ruth Nickerson ’61, 3. The 2022 Distinguished Tartan Recipients (L-R): Megan Steele ’22, Emilia Moberg ’22, Raquel Bowman ’22, Cheyenne DeGross ’22, 4. (L-R) Michael Bellaman, Kim DeGross, Carolann Bellaman, 5. (L-R) David Metzger, Janet Dade, Mary Ann Norbom, 6. Shelia McCormick McLaughlin ’79 and Tim McCormick, 7. (L-R) Janie Worch, Anthony Worch, John Sullivan, 8. (L-R) Anne Pilar Depman ’87, Suzanne Kasunic Zaremba ’89, Courtney Gardner, 9. (L-R) Marie Looby, Mark Jackson, Catherine Hanrahan ’77, 10. Mary Brogan and Anne McDermott-Vitak , 11. Katy Prebble and Karen Scaeffer, 12. (L-R) Joan Anson, Megan Schaeffer ’01, Karen Schaeffer, Gordon Anson, 13. (L-R) Nikki Bratcher-Bowman, Celia Sandbloom, Kim DeGross, 14. Martha Murphy Schwieters ’59 and Sylvia Cole Mackey ’59, 15. Jennifer Malia Norris ’91 and Anna Deeny Morales ’91