ND Journal Fall 2024

NDJOURNAL

A Notre Dame Magazine \ FALL 2024

Photo Credit: Miss Shannon King, Faculty

Pictured: The Tatev Monastery, a 9th-century Armenian Apostolic Christian monastery in the Syunik Province in southeastern Armenia

NDJOURNAL

EDITOR

Lindsey Stansfield

VP Marketing and Communications

CONTRIBUTING EDITORS

Elena Caccavale

Director of Annual Giving and Special Events

Sheila Conboy Manager, Advancement Services

Kellyanne Gorman ’87 Stewart Advancement Coordinator

Macaire Thomas Communications Manager

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Alexa Brown ‘24, Elena Caccavale, Janine Scimeca ’84 Corgan, Dr. Ellie Ingbritsen, Charlie Jones ‘24, Judy Rynkewicz, Lindsey Stansfield, Macaire Thomas, Riley Winkler ‘24

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LETTER from the President

DEAR NOTRE DAME COMMUNITY:

The theme of this year’s ND Journal is Service At Our Core. This simple phrase encapsulates a constitutive element of the Notre Dame High School Mission Statement and our Mercy Core Values. I often think about St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta, who remarked that the greatest antidote to anxiety and depression was to perform service on behalf of a person in need. A century before Mother Teresa, St. John Cardinal Henry Newman, one of the great Catholic intellectuals of the Church, spoke a Latin phrase: “Cor ad cor loquitur” which translated means: “heart speaks to heart.” Service is at the heart of our faith and one of the deepest expressions of the ways we can serve our God. Service, then, is not a project or a number of required hours but a true manifestation that we live our faith in the world.

As you browse the pages of the ND Journal, you will see the phrase Service At Our Core come alive in the stories of our students, faculty and staff, alumni, Board of Trustees, and many other stakeholders who recognize Notre Dame as a home for service and serving God. From our RCIA program to service clubs and classes, Notre Dame is committed to providing students with altruistic opportunities in which to learn and grow in service because God uses us as his instruments of grace.

As I start my sixth year as President of Notre Dame, I see how integral our school is to meeting the educational needs of our students, while also contributing to our community and the world through the education our students receive in a Catholic environment like Notre Dame.

Every Catholic high school has a fundamental obligation to help its students receive the intellectual and academic tools they need for success in their future careers and lives, an education that prepares them for eternity, and a vocation that comes from God alone.

As always, thank you for your support and prayers.

Go Irish!

Kenneth E. Jennings President

DEAR PARENTS, STUDENTS, AND FACULTY:

As we conclude one school year and embark on another, I am filled with immense pride and gratitude for our institution’s unwavering commitment to excellence in education and for an environment where all students and faculty feel mentally, physically, and spiritually safe. The past year had momentum, and we will continue this progress with new initiatives and developments for the 2024–2025 school year. Every student can learn, and our fundamental responsibility is to provide each individual with the intellectual and academic tools they need to succeed in their future careers and lives. We are dedicated to fostering an environment where differentiated instruction ensures that every student is taught in a way that meets their unique needs while maintaining rigorous academic programs. This year, we’re expanding our AP course offerings and focusing on growing the dual enrollment programs with colleges. We’re also broadening our learning support classes and using data-driven assessments to tailor teaching methods to diverse learning styles.

At Notre Dame, customer service is at the heart of our mission. We are dedicated to providing excellent support to students, parents, and stakeholders throughout their educational journey, including communication, responsiveness, personalized attention, transparency, empathy, and respect. Your satisfaction and trust are our top priorities.

“I am honored to lead Notre Dame High School in fostering our students’ intellectual, spiritual, and emotional growth. Every student deserves to feel valued, happy, supported, and connected with our community. Thank you for entrusting us with your student’s education. Together, we will build a community where every student can achieve their highest potential.”

God Bless and Go Irish!

Michele Martinez Principal

LIVING the MERCY CORE VALUES

IN THE CLASSROOMS AND BEYOND

At Notre Dame, our students, faculty, and staff are committed to upholding the Mercy Core values of Service, Compassion, Justice, Integrity, and Respect in their everyday lives. These values serve as our guiding light, inspiring us to make a positive impact not only within our school community but also globally.

The incredible acts of service carried out by our students, faculty, and alums have a profound and far-reaching effect, demonstrating our dedication to living out the Mercy Core values. These powerful initiatives connect us to a larger, interconnected world, showcasing the transformative power of service and compassion.

Let’s begin with the Environmental Club’s inspiring trip to Costa Rica where students and faculty delved into the heart of environmental stewardship. Led by Mrs. Hope Brennan ’92 Bauch, along with Mr. Sean O’Malley ’16 and Mrs. Jen Hubert, the club’s mission was to immerse students in the diverse ecosystems and cultures of Costa Rica. Their experiences not only enriched their

understanding of the world but also fostered a deep sense of pride and responsibility, empowering them to make a difference and setting a powerful example of the impact of our initiatives.

Reflecting on the trip Mrs. Bauch shared her poignant belief that as stewards of the environment students must understand and appreciate different cultures’ unique relationships with the Earth. Her sentiment embodies the essence of compassion and respect, emphasizing the importance of broadening one’s perspective beyond one’s immediate surroundings.

Mrs. Bauch said, "In the end, we will conserve only what we love; we will love only what we understand, and we will understand only what we are taught." This profound quote encapsulates the essence of the Mercy Core values, emphasizing the interconnectedness of understanding, love, and conservation.

Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, Miss Shannon King, our broadcast teacher, took part in a life-changing mission trip to Armenia with her church’s youth service group. During the trip, she engaged in educational and service activities, such as building houses, visiting holy sites including the Tatev Monastery (pictured on the cover), and volunteering at a summer camp for local orphaned Armenian children. Miss King found deep fulfillment in giving back to a community that profoundly influenced her identity and religious beliefs. Her experience is a powerful example of the transformative impact of service, inspiring hope and showcasing its influence on individuals and communities.

Notre Dame alumni Madeleine Hart ’12 Bloom and Molly Hart ’20 continue to exemplify the values of service and compassion through the Michael G. Bloom Foundation. The foundation’s mission to provide underprivileged children access to the joy of soccer highlights its unwavering commitment to creating a sense of belonging and joy in communities worldwide.

Molly noted that her time at Notre Dame was the foundation for prioritizing service. “More than just making it a requirement, Notre Dame High School prioritized service in my life. Mrs. Carolyn Graham especially instilled in me the value of servant leadership, a concept that has enabled me to approach service with humility and intention. Investing in and empowering the people we serve, just as Christ did … My deeper perspective towards service, which I learned from my time at Notre Dame, changed how I think about my role in the world.”

These inspiring examples showcase the Notre Dame community’s unwavering dedication to embodying the Mercy Core values. Each act of service, whether locally or globally, reminds us of the profound impact we can have when guided by compassion, respect, and a commitment to making a difference. These initiatives connect us not only to the communities we serve but also to a shared sense of purpose, underscoring the transformative power of service and the profound impact it can have on both individuals and communities. ❖❖

Left: Miss. King helped to build a home for a family in need while on her Armenian Mission Trip. Right: Faculty Sean O’Malley ’16 pictured at Arenal Volcano National Park in Costa Rica

Left: School children in Kahe, Tanzania, joyfully playing soccer. Right: Molly Hart ‘20 and Madeleine Hart ‘12 Bloom are happily celebrating the progress made towards completing Furaha Field in Tanzania.

COMMENCEMENT Class of 2024

Friends and Family gathered on June 2 to celebrate the 64th Annual Commencement Ceremony for the Notre Dame Class of 2024 at the CURE Insurance Arena. The event was attended by family, friends, administration, faculty, and staff, along with Dr. Vincent de Paul Schmidt, the Superintendent for Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Trenton, Bonnie Clawson ‘96 Milecki, Assistant Superintendent, School Development and Operations, Richard Smith, Notre Dame Board of Governors Chairman and Dr. Charisse West ‘85 Smith, Board Member.

On Saturday evening, a Baccalaureate Mass was held in the Notre Dame Auditorium, celebrated by our Bishop, Most Reverend David M. O’Connell, C.M., J.C.D., and assisted by Reverend Jason Parzynski, ND Chaplain.

The Class of 2024 exemplified dedication and commitment to the Mercy Core Values, education, and resilience, resulting in exceptional academic, artistic, service, and athletic achievements. Their success, a reflection of the unwavering support of their teachers, families, and the wider school community, is a shared victory we all celebrate.

The class was recognized for its outstanding academic prowess, securing over $37 million in scholarships. Notably, 14 student-athletes will continue their athletic careers as D1 athletes at the collegiate level. In line with the Notre Dame Mercy Core Value of Service, the graduating class has completed over 26,000 hours of community service over their four years of high school.

Special recognition was given to Valedictorian Emily DiPasquale and Salutatorian Clifford Russell for their exceptional academic achievements and leadership. The pair shared words of wisdom about life and their time at Notre Dame.

Furthermore, the Wolinski Trust Fund in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Wolinski granted scholarships for excellence in academic studies to several students, including Marlaina Clugston, Elizabeth Italia, Madison Kenney, Mikaela Miranda, Jared Rice, Emily DiPasquale, Kaitlyn Jones, Emma Marchese, Elizabeth Podell, and Natalie Zamirowski.

Additionally, special awards were presented to students at the graduation ceremony, including the Award for Excellence in Religion – Elizabeth Italia, the Principal’s Award – Chase Burrows, and the Irish Spirit Award –Charlie Jones, all recognizing students’ outstanding contributions to the school community.

Above all, the Class of 2024 has demonstrated exceptional character and values, embodying kindness, empathy, and a genuine commitment to positively impacting the world around them. As they transition to the next phase of their lives, we urge everyone to keep them in their thoughts and prayers. ❖❖

AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN RELIGION

Elizabeth Italia [Gold Medal, Gift of the Most Reverend George W. Ahr, S.T.D.]

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PRINCIPAL’S AWARD

Chase Burrows

IRISH SPIRIT AWARD

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CLASS OF 2024 Legacy Graduates

The following graduates were presented with their diplomas by one or both of their alumni parents.

MARCUS BALERNA

ABIGAIL BERKEYHEISER

SIENA BRACHELLI

CAMERON BUREK

CHASE BURROWS

EVAN CELENTANA

MIA FALKENSTEIN

BRYNN FITZPATRICK

AUDREY FOLEY

JAMES "MAX" FOLEY

ANTONIO FRIEDMAN

ANDREW GILL

SOPHIA GILLI

ALEXANDER GUTIERREZ

SIMONE JOHNSON

CHARLES JONES

Emily Rotondo ’96 Balerna & Kris Balerna ’92

Judith Bogdan-Berkeyheiser ’87

Nicholas Brachelli ’96

Shannon O’Keefe ’89 Burek

Stacy Kemler ’89 Burrows & James Burrows, II ’87

Michael Celentana ’94 & Susan Nemeth ’93

Ellen Woody ’93 Falkenstein

Beth Ardery ’87 Fitzpatrick & Sean Fitzpatrick ’87

Kristina Coluccio ’92 Foley & Jerome Foley ’92

Kelly Gregory ’92 Foley

Emily Soto-Friedman ’85

Danielle Rotondo ’88 Gill

Justin Gilli ’92

Anthony Gutierrez ’88

Daphne Perry ’96

Jill Kopen ’81

MATTHEW KERINS Brian Kerins ’93

EMILY KLENA

SOPHIA KOMJATI

MARY LECH

CHARLES LOWERY

ISABELLA MARTORANA

NOAH MATHIS

ANNA PRIMERANO

JARED RICE

CLIFFORD RUSSELL

AVA SASS

JORDAN SCIPIO

COLLEEN SMITH

KATHERINE SPADEA

SHANE SWAN

MATTHEW WEAVERLING

CHASE ZOLA

Joy Kozlowski ’90 Klena

Laurie Nicolai ’91 Komjati

Joseph Lech, IV ’93

Joy Ann Smith ’93 Lowery

Vincenzo Martorana ’80

Jodi Moore ’95 Mathis

James Primerano, Jr. ’93

Jennifer Minch ’95 Rice

Tiffany Steele ’99

David Sass ’94

Leslye Scipio ’91

Mary Woody ’89 Smith

Clare Ann Gallucci ’88 Spadea

Edward Swan, II ’93

Rosanna Dovgala-Weaverling ’87

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2024 AP SCHOLARS

SET NEW STANDARDS

Notre Dame’s AP Scholars have exceeded state standards, showcasing their unparalleled commitment, diligence, and academic prowess. The Advanced Placement® Program (AP) has empowered these motivated and academically equipped students to engage in college-level studies during their high school tenure.

According to AP Central, 85% of colleges and universities favor a student’s AP experience when making admission decisions. Institutions around the globe acknowledge AP courses when evaluating admissions, course prerequisites, and assigning university credits.

Notre Dame student scores far exceeded the New Jersey average standards, a testament to the academic rigor and dedication of the faculty and students.

Students in AP and honors courses at Notre Dame develop essential skills and confidence, honing time management and study skills crucial for success in college and future careers while delving deeper into subjects they are passionate about. AP courses provide a platform for unleashing creativity and problem-solving abilities to tackle academic challenges.

The 2023/2024 academic year saw a cohort of 70 exceptional AP student scholars at Notre Dame. Their outstanding performance is evident on the AP Exams, with impressive pass rates in:

Psychology 92%

English Literature 92%

Chemistry 95%

Calculus 91%

Biology 100%

2D Art and Design 100%

English Language 90%

U.S. Government 100%

U.S. History 100%

Statistics 82%

Environmental Science 88%

European History 93%

HONOR ROLL STUDENTS

CLASS OF 2024 College Acceptances

Albright College

American University

Appalachian State University

Arcadia University

Arizona State University

Assumption University

Auburn University

Babson College

Baylor University

Belmont University

Benedictine College

Binghamton University

Bluefield State University

Boston College

Boston University

Bowie State University

Bryn Mawr College

Bucknell University

Bucks County Community College

Caldwell University

Campbell University

Capitol Technology University

Carnegie Mellon University

Catholic University of America

Centenary University

Central Connecticut State University

Champlain College

Charleston Southern University

Clemson University

Coastal Carolina University

Colby College

College of Charleston

Colorado State University

Commonwealth University

Coppin State University

CUNY Borough of Manhattan

Community College

Delaware Valley University

DeSales University

Dickinson College

Drew University

Drexel University

Duke Kunshan University

Duquesne University

East Carolina University

East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania

Eastern University

Elizabethtown College

Elon University

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Emerson College

Fairfield University

Fairleigh Dickinson University

Felician University

Florida Atlantic University

Florida Gulf Coast University

Florida Institute of Technology

Florida International University

Florida Polytechnic University

Florida Southern College

Fordham University

Franklin & Marshall College

George Mason University

George Washington University

Georgia Southern University

Georgia Southwestern State University

Georgian Court University

Gettysburg College

Gwynedd Mercy University

Hamilton College

Hampton University

High Point University

Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Hofstra University

Holy Family University

Hood College

Howard University

Immaculata University

Indiana University

Ithaca College

James Madison University

John Cabot University

Johnson & Wales University

Juniata College

Kean University

King's College

La Salle University

Lafayette College

Le Moyne College

Lebanon Valley College

Lehigh University

Liberty University

Long Island University

Louisiana State University

Loyola University Maryland

Loyola University New Orleans

Lycoming College

Lynn University

Manhattan College

Marist College

Marquette University

Maryland Institute College of Art

Marymount Manhattan College

Marywood University

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

McDaniel College

Mercer County Community College

Merrimack College

Miami University

Michigan State University

Middlesex College

Millersville University of Pennsylvania

Misericordia University

Monmouth University

Montclair State University

Moravian University

Morgan State University

Mount St Mary's University

Muhlenberg College

New Jersey Institute of Technology

New York University

Norfolk State University

North Carolina A & T State University

North Carolina State University

Northeastern University

Norwich University

Ohio University

Pace University

Point Park University

Providence College

Purdue University

Quinnipiac University

Radford University

Ramapo College of New Jersey

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Rider University

Ringling College of Art and Design

Roanoke College

Roger Williams University

Rollins College

Rosemont College

Rowan College at Burlington County

Rowan University

Rutgers University

Sacred Heart University

Saint Francis University

Saint John Fisher University

Saint Joseph's University

Saint Louis University, Madrid

Salisbury University

Salve Regina University

San Diego State University

Savannah College of Art and Design

Seton Hall University

Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania

Siena College

Skidmore College

South Carolina State University

Southern University at Shreveport

Spelman College

St. Bonaventure University

St. John's University

Stevens Institute of Technology

Stevenson University

Stockton University

Stonehill College

Suffolk University

SUNY at New Paltz

SUNY University at Buffalo

Susquehanna University

Syracuse University

Temple University

Texas A&M University

The College of New Jersey

The Ohio State University

The Pennsylvania State University

The University of Alabama

The University of Tampa

The University of Tennessee

The University of West Florida

Thomas Jefferson University

Towson University

Trinity College

Union College

University of Arizona

University of Arkansas

University of California

University of Central Florida

University of Cincinnati

University of Colorado

University of Connecticut

University of Delaware

University of Florida

University of Hartford

University of Houston

University of Indianapolis

University of Kentucky

University of Maine

University of Maryland

University of Massachusetts

University of Miami

University of Mississippi

University of New England

University of New Hampshire

University of New Haven

University of North Carolina

University of Pittsburgh

University of Rhode Island

University of Rochester

University of Scranton

University of South Carolina

University of South Florida

University of Vermont

University of Wisconsin

Ursinus College

Villanova University

Virginia Commonwealth University

Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Virginia State University

Wagner College

Washington College

West Chester University

West Virginia University

Western Connecticut State University

Western New England University

Westminster College

Widener University

Wilkes University

William & Mary

William Paterson University

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Xavier University of Louisiana

York College of Pennsylvania

INSPIRED by Excellence

2024 RETIREES HONORED

Notre Dame faculty and staff gathered at Cobblestone Creek Country Club on June 13 to honor this year’s retirees. Each year as we celebrate our retirees, we become aware of a common thread that unites these individuals: their love for Notre Dame and our students, as well as their many years of dedicated service. This year is no different.

Mr. Greg Schafer retires after 44 years in the Math and Physical Education Department. Mrs. Judy Rynkewicz retires after 17 years in the Communications Office. Mrs. Nancy Pirone ’80 Tamasi retires after 30 years in The Arts Department.

Our retirees have devoted more than 90 years of service to Notre Dame High School! We are eternally grateful and wish them all the best in their well-deserved retirements.

We also want to send our congratulations to our ESCNJ friends, Nurse Jill Gordon and Mr. Rich Grillo, who are also retiring.

TEACHERS AND STAFF MEMBER OF THE YEAR

Mr. Matt Greeley and Mr. Ned O’Byrne were recognized as Teachers of the Year, with Mrs. Maria Wise named Staff Member of the Year. Mr. Greeley, a faculty member in Campus Ministry and the Religion Department, was praised for his positive energy and inspirational approach. Mr. O’Byrne, a dedicated Science Department faculty member, was commended for his hard work and passion for teaching. Mrs. Wise, Tuition and Accounts Payable Manager, was acknowledged for her tireless dedication and commitment to the ND community. These outstanding individuals have not only greatly impacted Notre Dame High School, but also the lives of the students and the entire school community. Their dedication and passion have made them deserving recipients of these prestigious awards.

MRS. MONA MCCAULEY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL OF CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION

We are proud to announce the appointment of our new Assistant Principal of Curriculum and Instruction, Mrs. Mona McCauley.

Mrs. McCauley received her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Rutgers University in English Literature and Education and earned a second Master’s degree in Educational Leadership. Additionally, she holds New Jersey principal and supervisor certifications. During her 11 years as an educator, Mrs. McCauley has served as the English Department Chairwoman in both public and private schools, including the last four years at Notre Dame. She is dedicated to collaborating across disciplines and is an advocate of innovative teaching and technological strategies to develop meaningful curriculum that serves the individual needs of our students. ❖❖

DR. BRIAN BRIDGEWATER RECEIVES YEARBOOK DEDICATION

The senior class dedicated the 2023-2024 yearbook to Dr. Brian Bridgewater.

Dr. B, a dedicated faculty member in the Science Department for 11 years, challenges his students and motivates them to critically think when applying science and instills the attitude to never give up on themselves. Students agree that his passion for the subject is contagious. Not only do his students find him to be a stellar educator but he is also admired by parents and colleagues.

Representing the Class of 2024, Ellie Podell captured the thoughts of her fellow classmates when she shared in her dedication speech, “Every student deserves a Dr. B in their lifetime. He has impacted so many students and is not acknowledged enough for the greatness he does each day.” ❖❖

Dr. B is pictured with his mother, son Ben Bridgewater ’26 and wife

CATHOLIC EDUCATOR AWARDS — Congratulations to the following faculty and staff members who celebrated their years of service in Catholic Education. We are blessed to have them as members of our Notre Dame family

40 YEARS OF SERVICE

JULIE CAMPO Mathematics Department

35 YEARS OF SERVICE

LOUIS GIBILISCO

The Arts Department Chairperson / Performing Arts and Music Director

WILLIAM ROWLAND

Religion Department

25 YEARS OF SERVICE

HOPE BRENNAN ’92 BAUCH Science Department Chairperson

10 YEARS OF SERVICE

GEORGIA SAVARESE-AHEARN World Language Department

DR. BRIAN BRIDGEWATER Science Department

MARY CARLIN ’75 KOMJATHY Mathematics Department

LOUIS "GIGI" GIBILISCO, JR. '07 The Arts Department

5 YEARS OF SERVICE

ROBERT WISSMAN Religion Department

ELENA CACCAVALE Director of Annual Giving and Special Events

DEACON RICHARD HOBSON Technology Department

CATALINA MEJIA The Arts Department

LEADING THE WAY: NURTURING STUDENT LEADERSHIP

It’s important to recognize the impact of nurturing well-rounded students to ensure their success in high school, college, and beyond. The call for equipped, empathetic leaders has never been more urgent in a rapidly changing society. The Peer Leadership program is an incredible opportunity for students to find their voice.

The Peer Leadership program is not just about theoretical learning. It’s about equipping students with practical skills that they can apply to real-life situations. By integrating classroom learning with practical leadership opportunities, the program ensures that students are well-prepared to tackle challenges at the collegiate level. Peer Leaders cultivate responsibility, empathy, and the ability to make sound decisions, all through hands-on experience.

Students are encouraged to take on leadership roles in the classroom, clubs, athletics, and community. The Peer Leadership course requires students to attend a leadership camp and complete a practicum, which contributes to building a positive and inclusive environment within our community. After the course is completed, the Peer Leaders are tasked with welcoming the newest freshman class.

By investing in our students today, we are shaping the leaders of tomorrow — individuals who will drive change, inspire others, and create a legacy of positive impact. The Peer Leadership program plays a crucial role in this transformation, inspiring hope and confidence in the future. ❖❖

“Leadership

is not about being in charge. It’s about taking care of those in your charge.”

— SIMON SINEK

A Tradition We Cherish: THE CANDLE ROSE CEREMONY

Seniors at Notre Dame marked the transition of student leadership by passing on candles to the incoming juniors, symbolizing the transfer of responsibility. In return, the seniors received roses as a token of appreciation. The Class of 2024 student leaders were thanked for their exceptional contributions, and best wishes and blessings were extended to the underclass leaders who will continue to carry the torch of leadership.

SENIORS RECEIVING ROSES OF GRATITUDE:

Chase Burrows / Student Government

Kalyn Rosica / Female Athletics

Jack Beacham / Male Athletics

Liliana Hindy / Performing Arts

Molly Cleary / Campus Ministry

Sunsurray Joseph / Clubs

Madeleine McDermott / National Honor Society

Heather Jones / Publications

Elizabeth Italia / Service

Sienna Valentino / Peer Leadership

JUNIORS RECEIVING CANDLES TO CONTINUE THE LIGHT OF LEADERSHIP:

Riley Carr / Student Government

Alayna Ramirez / Female Athletics

Will Lynch / Male Athletics

Max Whittle / Performing Arts

Maggie Harding / Campus Ministry

Gavin Coleman / Clubs

Diego Nunez-Castaneda / National Honor Society

Jake Reinstein / Publications

Alexa George / Service

Eva Drennan / Peer Leader

MOVED by Mercy

MERCY CORE VALUES

The Mercy Core Values of Service, Compassion, Justice, Integrity, and Respect are the foundation of the school’s community, where we connect belief and action. Shaped by our Catholic faith, we instill values that prepare our students for lives of fulfillment and service to others, for making decisions with integrity, and for facing challenges with strength.

25% of our student population comes from other faith denominations, enriching our community and fostering mutual understanding as we build a more just society in a diverse world. The Mercy Core Values are integrated into everything we do. ❖❖

SERVICE | COMPASSION | JUSTICE | INTEGRITY |

SPIRITUALITY SUPPORT and RETREATS: Building Community, Mercy Core Values, and Lifelong Friendships

At Notre Dame, our Catholic Mission and Mercy Core Values are at the heart of the student experience. A diverse range of retreats and Campus Ministry programs provide a welcoming environment for students to reflect, grow, and build lasting connections deepening their faith in God. These retreats and support programs are crucial in shaping spiritually-grounded individuals.

AGAPE

Freshmen and sophomores can participate in Agape, a fun, energizing, introspective overnight experience led by junior facilitators. This unique opportunity allows students to disconnect from their daily routines, reflect on their spiritual journey, and form meaningful connections with their peers. It’s a great chance to gain a fresh perspective on life.

KAIROS

Seniors can participate in Kairos, a three-day retreat that involves intense self-reflection on their lives, relationships, and choices. Students often regard the spiritual retreat as a profound and life-changing experience at Notre Dame.

STUDENT SUPPORT

Peer support groups for students experiencing loss and stress are readily available through our Spectrum Program. Campus Ministers are also available daily for students who want to talk, ensuring no student feels alone. These experiences contribute to cultivating compassion and respect among students. They also foster enduring connections, creating lifelong friendships. In times of difficulty, the Spectrum Program provides peer support, and Campus Ministers offer guidance, reinforcing the school’s commitment to compassion and understanding. ❖❖

COMMITTED TO FAITH and PERSONAL GROWTH

As the only Catholic high school in the area, we are honored to offer a sacramental program in partnership with Saint Ann’s Parish in Lawrenceville. Since 2017, 46 students have received or completed their initiation sacraments, including Baptism, Holy Communion, and Confirmation. As students immerse themselves in our community through liturgies, campus ministry, clubs, service, and classes, they often feel a deep calling to complete their initiation. Some may start with parental encouragement, but those who participate in the program come to discern the calling for themselves, guided by the Holy Spirit, and feel blessed to have participated.

A 2023 sacrament recipient, Gannon Hermann ’25 said, “At first, I was nervous to enter the RCIA program for many reasons; it was a commitment, but I was ready to receive God…The longer I was in the program, the more eager I became to strengthen my relationship with God. Now that I have received my Confirmation, I can proudly say that it was one of the best decisions I have made during my time at Notre Dame."

As with all things at Notre Dame, our sacramental program is grounded in our Mercy Core Values, set forth by our founding Sisters of Mercy. Their spirit of service,

compassion, justice, integrity, and respect remain at the root of all we learn and accomplish. Often, though unconsciously, these principles positively impact thoughts and choices. Students also learn a spirit of gratitude, which they admit has helped them, especially during difficult days.

As we see an increasing desire from students, our sacramental program continues to evolve; students spend time meeting, discussing, and reflecting upon faith, God, relationships, and service to others. Mia Weber ’27, a 2024 recipient said, “This was a simple but effective process to help me become a part of the Church and grow closer to God.”

Each student who embarks on our sacramental program sets off on a unique journey of personal growth. It’s truly heartwarming to witness their transformation from shy and uncertain individuals on day one to wise, confident, and even zealous participants just a few months later. This program is not only about receiving sacraments, but also discovering one’s true self and building a strong foundation of faith and character. ❖❖

AN ADVOCATE FOR DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION:

RECOGNIZING ALLIE WILLIAMS

Alexandra "Allie" Williams ’24 received the 2024 Princeton Prize in Race Relations (PPRR), recognizing her exceptional leadership in advancing racial equity, promoting racial understanding, and eliminating bias and prejudice. Allie was presented with this prestigious award at the Central and Southern New Jersey Committee 2024 Awards Ceremony on April 18.

Allie, a four-year member and two-year co-president of the SHADES club, has made significant strides in advocating diversity initiatives at Notre Dame. “My leadership roles in both SHADES and student government allow me to plan and execute many agendas and community service projects,” Allie shared.

Notably, Allie wrote two proposals to the school administration on ways to develop race relations. One proposal advocated for adding AP African American Studies to the course curriculum, emphasizing its potential to foster

a more inclusive and informed school environment. The other proposal urged the administration to expand the school’s counseling programs and continue to diversify the school’s faculty.

As shared by Mrs. Mary Mason ’02 Ellsworth, ND Faculty member and SHADES Club Moderator, ”Allie has dedicated a great deal of time and effort over her four years at ND … fostering an environment of belonging and making the school a more inclusive place. I am proud and privileged to work with and learn from her daily.”

Allie expressed her dedication to advocacy, stating, "I believe as an individual I must advocate for the underrepresented; it is clear that advocating is what needs to continue to happen." As Allie begins a new chapter at Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia, we are confident that our future is in capable hands as she continues working towards creating a more unified and equitable society. ❖❖

“I believe as an individual I must advocate for the underrepresented; it is clear that advocating is what needs to continue to happen.”

SERVICE Has Always Been at Our Core

In the turbulent 60s, a young Catholic senator challenged 10,000 students at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, to share their gifts and talents by serving as volunteers abroad. On October 14, 1960, 1,000 students signed a petition in answer to Senator John F. Kennedy’s call to serve. The Peace Corps, both yesterday and today, continues to be a model of service for young men and women across the United States. JFK’s inspiration may have come from his family’s deep Catholic roots and their response to the Gospel message found in 1 Peter 4:10: As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God’s varied grace.

Kennedy’s challenge was heard in the hallways of Notre Dame. From the first publication of the Canticle in 1962 to today, photos and vignettes about community service are a part of the school’s archives. In the first years, students engaged in creating Thanksgiving baskets for local families and made welcome kits for Cuban refugees seeking political asylum. No matter the location or cause, Notre Dame responded by coming together for the common good and well-being of all, especially the poor and vulnerable.

As the school grew in size, so did its heart. Clubs and organizations such as the Action Club, Sodality, Big Brothers and Big Sisters, Kids of the Block Puppeteers, and Knitting Club were dedicated to service. Service also included the care of the community within Notre Dame. The Key Club and Keyettes helped to make sports and social events run smoothly. Koinonia gave students spiritual support that served the needs of the mind and the soul. The list of service organizations and activities at Notre Dame for six decades is a canticle of the school’s spirit. Among the photos of students are the faces of the teachers who were instrumental in implementing community service activities. In the early years, there was no single service coordinator.

However, in the 80s, Mrs. Judy Salcewicz incorporated Notre Dame’s service activities with Catholic Social Teaching into the school’s curriculum. Mrs. Salcewicz, also known as the "service lady," expanded the first class of nine students into a school-wide program. In the following years, Dr. Mary Lynn Martin, Lauren Gerber, Melissa Dayton, Cameron Patterson, Carolyn Graham, and Dr. Ellieen Ingbritsen have strived to enhance the program.

What started as a simple idea to live the Gospel has become a movement. Many of Notre Dame’s clubs and teams organize service activities such as diaper drives, toy drives, walks for suicide awareness, Special Olympics, animal care, food packages for families, Thanksgiving baskets, cancer awareness (Pink Out), and more. Today, people of all ages nationwide are involved in service activities through churches, schools, and community organizations. Notre Dame High School is a shining example. Notre Dame High School contributes over 26,000 hours of community service each year.

Notre Dame continues to embrace the service ideas introduced by Senator Kennedy and reinforced by the Religious Sisters of Mercy, whose Mercy Core Value of Service continues a vibrant tradition. Notre Dame is a faith-filled environment committed to service to the community. In a Thanksgiving speech in 1963, President Kennedy said, “As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them.” As we proclaim and live the Gospel with humility and thanksgiving here at Notre Dame, we believe and show that SERVICE is at our CORE. ❖❖

THE TRANSFORMATIVE INFLUENCE of Performing and Visual Arts Programs

The impact of Notre Dame High School’s Performing and Visual Arts Programs is genuinely remarkable. With over 48% of students participating, it is evident that these programs play a significant role in shaping the school’s culture. From outstanding Broadway-caliber productions to the comprehensive curriculum that includes Vocal and Instrumental Music Instruction, Dance, Visual Arts, and Film Production, the influence of the arts reaches far beyond the stage. Under Mr. Lou Giblisco’s guidance, the Performing Arts Program has flourished since 1990, becoming an integral part of the school’s core curriculum.

One of the program’s unique aspects is the high-production value achieved through the school’s Theatre Tech personnel and students. Our emphasis on state-of-the-art technology and digital sound and lighting sets Notre Dame’s productions apart, offering students a truly immersive experience.

Teaching through the arts can be an effective way to present complex concepts visually, making them more accessible and comprehensible. Instruction in visual arts and performing arts not only aids in the development of motor skills, language skills, and social skills but also nurtures students’ abilities in decision-making, risk-taking, and creativity.

Looking ahead, Mr. Giblisco envisions a future where the arts curriculum at Notre Dame continues to expand and more students are involved. His goal is to create an environment where every student can experience the joy of performance and self-expression through the performing and visual arts. ND’s commitment to the arts aligns with the school’s dedication to transform students into well-rounded individuals. ❖❖

Grease, Spring Musical 2024

ETC.

Our student magazine, etc., showcases students creative talents and offers a deeper look into the artistic works and backgrounds of the featured artists.

CREATIVE EXPRESSION WELCOME

Students can explore a diverse array of creative outlets, including a captivating magazine, thought-provoking podcasts, dance classes, choir performances, and an interactive film festival.

THE VOICE

Stay tuned for thought-provoking articles and expertly crafted podcasts with The Voice, a student-run publication covering the latest trends and topics.

FUSION

The Fusion Dance Class invites beginners to express themselves creatively through various styles such as Tap and Jazz, culminating in the annual Dance Show in January.

MADRIGAL

An auditioned choir performs a variety of music, from Broadway to Jazz, Gospel, and classical. It incorporates choreographed movements for a showstopping production.

FILM FESTIVAL

The Film Festival is not only a showcase of student-produced films from the school year, but also an interactive event. It ends with an award ceremony where audience votes determine the winners, making everyone a part of the excitement. ❖❖

Left: Radium Girls, Spring Drama 2024. Center: Mason Utset ’24, Self Portrait Right: Clue, Fall Production

BLESSED to Belong

MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS

Notre Dame is taking active steps to address the mental health issues affecting our students and adolescents. The Office of College and School Counseling provides vital resources in a caring and confidential environment for addressing the mental health challenges of our students on a daily basis.

This upcoming school year, Notre Dame will be partnering with Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care to provide counseling services during the school day for students who may need extra time to speak with an outside, experienced counselor. Notre Dame has also partnered with Talkspace, an online mental health counseling service, to ensure that our faculty and staff can avail the services of a counselor in a confidential and safe environment. Finally, our newest club, Morgan’s Message, raises awareness about the struggles and challenges that student-athletes face and assures them that there is no shame in seeking mental health care.

By expanding the services and dialogue on mental health, the school is addressing the needs of its community and laying the foundation for a healthier future. ❖❖

ATHLETES OF THE YEAR

KALYN ROSICA

ANDY ZIGBUO

Notre Dame is excited to introduce the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) Robotics™ Team. FIRST Robotics™ inspires young innovators by merging the thrill of sports with science and technology challenges. High school students describe it as "the hardest fun you’ll ever have." Following strict rules, students are responsible for fundraising, marketing, team branding, and constructing industrial-sized robots for competitive games. Under the supervision of our Computer Science teacher Mike Kulka, the team is preparing for the FIRST Robotics™

Pioneering the Future with FIRST Robotics

Competition, which will commence in January 2025. With a membership of 25 students and growing, exciting times are ahead for Notre Dame’s Robotics Team!

Sponsors Needed! If you know of a business interested in becoming a FIRST Robotics™ sponsor for Notre Dame’s Team #10170 and making history with Notre Dame as we embark on our first competitive robotics season, please contact Dana Sudziarski at sudziarski@ndnj.org. ❖❖

The Class of 2024 earned more than $37 million in college scholarships.

STUDENT ATHLETES SIGN WITH COLLEGES

NICK AHLERS

Lacrosse ✪ Movavian University

JACK BEACHAM

Football ✪ Union College

JULIA BECKER

Cross Country/Track & Field ✪ Catholic University

TYRIQ BRYANT

Football ✪ William Paterson University

CHASE BURROWS

Baseball ✪ Babson College

SAMANTHA DAVIS

Lacrosse ✪ Stevens University

NICK DIPALMA

Baseball ✪ Susquehanna University

ZACH DUCK

Swimming ✪ McDaniel College

AMELIA EILBACHER

Lacrosse ✪ Virginia Commonwealth University *

ANTONIO FRIEDMAN

Baseball ✪ Middlesex College

ALAYNA GIAMPOLO

Softball ✪ Wagner College *

TRISTAN HARRISON

Lacrosse ✪ New Jersey Institute of Technology *

EMILY JAVICK

Lacrosse ✪ Rider University *

NATE JONES

Baseball ✪ Moravian University

MEGAN KELLY

Soccer ✪ Immaculata University

LIAM KILCOMMONS

Football ✪ Rutgers University *

EDDIE KUCZYNSKI

Football ✪ Norwich University

CHARLIE LOWERY

Lacrosse ✪ Muhlenberg University

LENA MADJOR

Soccer ✪ University of Scranton

TJ MAGLIOZZO

Baseball ✪ Central Connecticut State University *

NOAH MATHIS

Basketball ✪ Lycoming College

EMMA MARCHESE

Softball ✪ Fairfield University *

WE’RE BACK FRIENDS OF IRISH BOOSTER CLUB

The Friends of Irish Booster Club at Notre Dame High School uniquely supports the athletic department. Comprised of dedicated parent volunteers and guided by the ND administration, the club's primary mission is to raise funds to bolster the athletic department's budget, give students new opportunities, and build a community through a common mission, thereby directly enhancing the athletic programs at Notre Dame High School.

CARA MAZZUCCO

Softball ✪ Millersville University

ELLA MCCOLGAN

Softball ✪ Assumption University

RYLEE MICHALAK

Softball ✪ University of Houston *

SIMONE PINTINALLI

Basketball ✪ Ithaca College

JUSTIN PREKOP

Baseball ✪ Stockton University

ANNA PRIMERANO

Basketball ✪ William Paterson University

MATT PROLL

Soccer and Lacrosse ✪ Georgian Court University

DYLAN QUINN

Baseball ✪ Penn State University Scranton

ALEX RIVERA

Lacrosse ✪ Westminster College

JORDAN SCIPIO

Football ✪ Salisbury University

JACK SAKER

Baseball ✪ St. Joseph's University *

TRISTAN STEPHENSON

Baseball ✪ Charleston Southern *

RYAN SHOCKLEY -

Cross Country/Track ✪ University of Scranton

BELLA SMITH

Softball ✪ Widener University

AJ SURACE

Football ✪ Rutgers University *

DOM VIZZONI

Baseball ✪ Stockton University

RYAN WATSON

Soccer ✪ College of Charleston *

VIOLET WILLIAMSON

Diving ✪ University of California, Berkeley *

GABE WINOWICH

Football ✪ Rutgers University *

ANDY ZIGBUO

Football/Track ✪ Ursinus College

The booster club plans to allocate funds for student-athletes to participate in out-of-state tournaments, provide professional development for the coaching staff, and enhance the ND Athletic Facilities. The financial support will significantly impact the Notre Dame athletic program by exposing student-athletes to competitive opportunities and college recruiters, contributing to the holistic development of the student-athletes, and creating a top-notch environment for training and competition. * DIVISION 1 SCHOOLS

CHAMPIONS

NOTRE DAME SOFTBALL

CVC DIVISION CHAMPIONS MCT CHAMPIONS

TRENTON TIMES AND TRENTONIAN TEAM OF THE YEAR

RYLEE MICHALAK ’24

CVC PLAYER OF THE YEAR

NOTRE DAME FOOTBALL

CAPITOL DIVISION CHAMPIONS OF THE WJFL

AJ SURACE ’24 OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

ALL-AREA

OFFENSIVE PLAYER

QUINN ’24

GABE WINOWICH ’24 ALL-AREA OFFENSIVE PLAYERS

MICHAEL

GIRLS SOCCER

CVC Colonial Division Champions

MERCER COUNTY TOURNAMENT DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS

VIOLET WILLIAMSON ‘24

MCT Champion for the third straight year and finished 4th in the NJSIAA State Diving Championship

HOOLIGANS

BOYS BASKETBALL

CVC Colonial Division Co-Champions

CHEER

CVC Traditional Tumbling Division

The "Hooligans," voted amongst the top student fan sections in NJ, are undeniably the heartbeat of our school spirit, transforming every game into an electrifying event that resonates throughout the stands and into the hearts of every student and fan. Their vibrant banners, boisterous chants, and unmatched enthusiasm create an atmosphere that ignites passion and camaraderie among peers. Rain or shine, these spirited supporters fill the stands. Their infectious energy elevates school spirit to an exhilarating new level, making them the best pep section any school could hope for.

STRONG IN SPIRIT

WHY IS THE FUND FOR NOTRE DAME SO CRITICAL?

THE ANSWER IS SIMPLE…

OUR NOTRE DAME STUDENTS NEED US.

For over 60 years, Notre Dame High School has gone above and beyond to educate young women and men to realize their full potential through a faith-filled community, academic excellence, extensive co-curricular activities and a commitment to citizenship and service to others.

ND’s dedicated faculty and staff continue to model resilience and ingenuity in delivering an outstanding educational experience for every student. This is possible, in part, because of The Fund for Notre Dame. Your annual gift provides support vital to the ongoing success of Notre Dame. The Fund raises money that is essential to the school’s daily operations and fills the gap between tuition and the actual cost of educating a student.

Please consider a gift to ND by contributing to our annual appeal. Gifts of any size truly make a difference and participation is so important.

2023–2024

GIFTS BY CONSTITUENT

JOIN THE PRESIDENT’S CLUB FOR 2024-2025

The Presidents Club is a recognition society honoring Notre Dame's most generous donors who contribute at a leadership level of $1,000 and above to The Fund for Notre Dame. As a member, you join a circle of devoted benefactors with a shared conviction and vision that propel Notre Dame’s momentum forward. We hope you will consider supporting Notre Dame as a President’s Club Member.

As leaders within the Notre Dame community, we will continue to shape the legacy of Notre Dame High School. Your leadership motivates others to give.

THE PRESIDENT’S CLUB TRINITY GUILD

Magis Circle — $20,000 and up

Legacy Circle — $10,000 to $19,999

Mercy Circle — $5,000 to $9,999

Celtic Circle — $2,500 to $4,999

Blue & White Circle — $1,000 to $2,499

Young Alumni Society — $250 and up [Graduation years 2015–2024]

ADDITIONAL GIVING LEVELS

Shamrock Society — $500 to $999

Our Lady’s Society — $250 to $499

Spirit Society — $100 to $249

Friends Alliance — Gifts up to $99

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE FUND FOR NOTRE DAME and The President’s Club, please contact Elena Caccavale, Director of Annual Giving, at 609.882.7900 ext. 141 or caccavale@ndnj.org.

HOW YOU CAN MAKE YOUR GIFT TO ND:

Notre Dame High School is a 501(c)3 and gifts to The Fund for Notre Dame are tax deductible.

✢ Gifts can be made online through our secure website portal by credit card/EFT, or you can mail your check to Notre Dame High School.

✢ Pledge a gift and pay it over time (monthly, quarterly, etc.) during the course of the year.

✢ Double or triple your gift by requesting a matching gift through your employer’s Matching Gift Program. Please check with your employer for program availability.

✢ Donate a gift of stock.

✢ Make a planned gift through our Cornerstone Society.

✢ Designate a tribute gift in honor or memory of a loved one or friend.

✢ Give through your United Way at work. Be sure to direct your donation to Notre Dame High School.

THE FUND for Notre Dame

STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENSES JULY 2023

THE FUND FOR NOTRE DAME 2023–2024 DONOR ROLL CALL

THE PRESIDENT’S CLUB

MAGIS CIRCLE

$20,000 and above

Suzanne and Michael Eberhard

Beverly and Paul Muller

David Nagib ’02 and The Nagib Family Team Toyota of Princeton

LEGACY CIRCLE

$10,000 to $19,999

Nicole Sheetz-Frith and Brinton Frith

Susan Inverso ’91 Marrone and Ryan Marrone

Judith Paul ’66

Maria Paul ’69

Jennifer O’Connor ’88 Piepszak and Richard Piepszak

Meghan Troy ’98 Scotto and Kevin Scotto

Audrey and Darren Sharlach

Eileen and Christopher Vernon ’82

MERCY CIRCLE

$5,000 to $9,999

Antonella and Richard Franzen

Lisa and Gerville Gibbs, Jr.

Lisa and Donald Haas

Lydia and Christopher Holland ’84

EmmaLee and John Italia

JET Electrical Testing

Kelly and Richard Polgar

Cynthia and James Primerano, Jr. ’93

Nancy and Dick Smith

Jennifer and James Starke

Kristen Simms ’92 Stout and Timothy Stout ’92

Judy and Joseph Vasta

CELTIC CIRCLE

$2,500 to $4,999

Sara and Steven Albers

Michele Belfort-Mihalyi and Attila Mihalyi

Jean and John Brennan

Ryan Brennan ’93

Jane and William Chrnelich

Colonial Airstream & RV

Marybeth Janis ’85 Consiglio and Julius Consiglio

Tara Dibari and Peter Bonafide

Belinda and Paul Ferraro

Molly and George Foley

Forever #14 Foundation

Lisa Jantorno (and Joseph Jantorno, III deceased)

Susan and Gregory Krempasky

Ameriquin Dalmasy-Laccetti and Mark Laccetti

Michele and John Lenzo

Merina and John MacCabe

The Vincent Joseph Mangini

Memorial Fund

Bernadette and Thomas McDermott

Bonnie Clawson ’96 Milecki and Mark Milecki

Donna and Thomas Murray

Monsignor Walter Nolan

Matthew Proll ’24

Lori and Stephen Schlosser

Marlene Proneski ’63 Thompson and David Thompson

Trenton Polish American Democratic Club

The Vizzoni Giving Fund

BLUE AND WHITE SOCIETY

$1,000 to $2,499

Lola and Joseph Abbondandolo

Abbott Laboratories

Accurate Professional Billing Inc.

John Anderson, Jr.

Melinda Armenti ’86

Mary Elizabeth Keefe ’82 Babcock and Timothy Babcock

Kevin Buckner ’87

Nancy and John Boscarelli

The Boscarelli

Charitable Foundation

Christine Agocs ’77 Bucca and Benjamin Bucca

The Bucca Family Fund

Ann and Robert Bugdal ’65

Stacy Kemler ’89 Burrows and James Burrows, II ’87

Elena and John Caccavale

The Campbell Family Foundation

Meghan and Jason Canale

Melissa and Gunther Carrero

Laurie and Carl Casazza

Paul Casey ’66

Julie Chen and Michael Fitzpatrick

Maureen Jennings ’86 Collins and Michael Collins

The Collins Family Charitable Fund

Gary DeGregory

Ann and Lou DeMille

Adrienne and Keith Deussing

The Keith and Adrienne Deussing

Charitable Giving Fund

Marion Wilson ’67 Doherty and Timothy Doherty, Sr. ’67

Judith and Brian J. Duff ’89

Paula and Robert Dunne, III

The Eisele Foundation

Claudine R. English

Carin and James Farnan

Beth and Mark Freda ’74

Gianmichele Gennari

Ellen and Tony Genovesi

Danielle Rotondo ’88 Gill and Andrew Gill

Erin and Christopher Giovanni ’99

Danielle Lettiere ’83 Griffith and Thomas Griffith ’81

Michelle Hays Simonds

Jo Marie and Robert Hebeler ’81

Susan and Richard Hempsell

Christine Campana ’94 Hines and Judson Hines

The Ihlefeld Family

Paris Inman ’83

Mary Liz Fitzpatrick ’72 Ivins

Kristin and Kenneth Jennings

Brenna and Peter Kelley ’88

Ronald Krempecke ’66

Amber and Anton Lee

Lisa and Matt Letinski ’06

Donna Macciachera

Michele Martinez

AnnMarie Recchia and Joseph Maruca, III ’01

Susan Zeis ’83 McKee and William McKee

Elizabeth and James McKnight

Christina Flood ’65 McManimon and Edward McManimon, III ’64

David Mercurio ’79

Marichu and Giovanni Miranda

Elsie and Chappy Moore

Mary Ellen and James O’Boyle, III

Betty Ann and Thomas ’O’Brien

Leilani and James Okamura

The Olenchalk Family

Samantha and Ryan O’Mara

Christine King ’88 O’Reilly and Brian O’Reilly ’85

The O’Reilly Family Fund

Yesha and Jay Patel

Nancy and Jeffrey Pawar

Diana and Michael Pellegrino ’92

Cynthia and Dino Persichilli ’79

Carol and Robert Picozzi ’68

Melissa and J. Matthew Powell

Brooke and Joseph Pratico ’06

Karen O’Keefe ’87 Rauscher and Scott Rauscher ’87

Linda DeGeorge ’66 Regan and Dennis Regan ’66

Donna and Michael Reger ’86

Rich’s Carpet One Floor & Home

Ashley Cipriano ’94 Rue and William Rue

The Rue Foundation

Susan and Francis Rura ’64

Laura and Joseph Sarubbi

Stephanie and Mark Simon

Kimberly Bombery ’90 Smith and Clement Smith

Lindsey Stansfield

Lisa and Robert Surace

Sandra Lupo ’66 Szejner and Ronald Szejner ’66

Christine and John Tattory ’83

Karen and James Troiano

Tinsy and John Varghese

Hiedi and Joseph Vizzoni

Vyuha Inc.

Jill and Gerald Wargo

Maria and William Wise

SHAMROCK SOCIETY

$500 to $999

Anonymous

Carmen and Wilfredo Benitez

Brogann and Jonathon Bowden

Stevenson Bowden ’24

Theresa and Robert Candelori

The Class of 1963

The Class of 1974

The Class of 1983

Jodi and Rodney Cocuzza

Dylan Coia ’96

Maureen and Brian Conway

Kim and Joseph Dever

Molly Chrnelich ’06 Edwards and Andrew Edwards

Lorraine and William Fuhrmann

Vanessa and Joseph Hage

Kimberly Hancy ’99

Eileen and William Hart

Sharon Pflieger ’68 Hayman and Gene Hayman ’68

Karen Henkel

Tyler Jeavons ’13

Mary Carlin ’75 Komjathy

Karina and Artie Lusher

Megan and Brian Malloy ’92

Grace and Arthur Mateos ’87

The Matzon Ricci Charitable Fund

John McHugh

Morgan Stanley

Patricia McCloskey ’62 Moro

Elizabeth and William Napier, Jr.

Roxanne and Edward O’Byrne

Eileen and Larry Palazza

Elaine Abbott ’64 Petito and Fred Petito ’64

Lisa and Frederick Pettit

THE FUND for Notre Dame

Judith Wlazlowski ’87 Pietrini and Wayne Pietrini

Lisa and Martin Popovic

Denise Yard ’64 Pratico and Christopher Pratico ’62

Megan and Joseph Renda

Emily Ricci ’98

Brenda Riley

Terry and Tom Rimel

Christine and Andrew Ryba

Barbara and Bradley Saint-Laurent

Joanne and Stanley Sliwinski ’65

Myriam Stettler ’74

Rose Fitzpatrick ’75 Stevenson and Gordon Stevenson

Jill Lyons and Andrew Usmiani

Verizon Foundation

Jennifer and Pell White, II

OUR LADY SOCIETY

$250 to $499

Anonymous (5)

Frances and Patrick Ahearn

Teresa Anderson

Cathleen and Gerard Appert

Cindy and Kevin Bannon

Ciara Bates ’24

Deirdre and Matt Bates

Caroline and Thaddeus Berdzik

Bernadette Bonanno

Susan and Robert Christian

Gina and Benjamin Chrnelich ’92

Olga and Lubomir Cizmar

Laura and Kevin Coen

Sharon and Robert DeLuca

James Dorozinsky ’75

Linda and Mickey Durkin

Katherine Pierzga ’66 Eck and Dale Eck

Susan Farr ’73

Shirley Mahon ’70 Ferrie and John Ferrie, Jr.

Kathi and Anthony Fiorello ’68

Christine and Kevin Fitzpatrick ’82

Kristin Fless ’87 and Dennis Quinlan

Michael Gallucci ’90

Samantha Glassford Tipton and Patrick Tipton

Robert Gominiak ’92

Francesca Bianco and Peter Gonzalez

Rose Marie and Charles Grabowski ’67

Richard Green, Sr. ’63

Thom Greenlaw

Colleen Harney ’77 and Dennis Gangi

Jeanette Johnson ’69

Theresa Picarello ’73 Johnson and Dwight Johnson

Regina Koebele-Demaree and David Demaree

Julie and Ronald Kopchik

Bridgette and Michael Kunst ’92

James Lynch ’85

Sarah and Hugh Maguire, IV ’75

Barbara Major

Cynthia and Edward Masterson, Sr. ’68

Lucille Immordino ’66 McNellis

Kerry and John McQuarrie, Jr.

Annette and Robert Milacci ’64

Kate and Derek Miller

Peggy Brennan ’65 Miller

Jennifer and Brian Moog

Lindsay and Thomas Moore

Elizabeth Watson ’06 Norton and Michael Norton

Susan Sales and John Pachuta ’84

Marcia Krisanda ’77 Paulaski

Tabitha and Jason Peters

Lauren Primerano ’98

Virginia Swyer ’66 Raywood

Valia and Thomas Reddington, II

Katherine Flynn ’88 Reed and Steven Reed

Tracey and Keith Reed

Anthony Robak

Mary Jean Stout ’70 Russell and Bruce Russell

Nicole Regan ’93 Scharibone and Joseph Scharibone

Pamela and Ed Schmierer, III ’65

Mary and Michael Shipula

Barbara Meseroll ’67 Smith and Robert Smith

Patricia and Thomas Smith ’63

Lauren and William Stout

Barbara Beers ’67 Tucker

United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey

Sandy and Mark Van Sant ’74

Lisa Ortiz-Vilarelle and Daniel Vilarelle

Wells Fargo Foundation

Jackie Nowak ’94 Wizeman and Matthew Wizeman ’94

Joseph Wroblewski ’63

Peggy Calamia ’75 Wroblewski

SPIRIT SOCIETY

$100 to $249

Anonymous (11)

Regina and Michael Adams

Sherri and Chris Ahlers

Armando Alfonso ’09

Margaret and Victor Anabaronye

Barbara Watkin ’64 Ardery and Vincent Ardery

Mary Jo Wetzel ’74 Bacic and William Bacic

Jacquelyn and Robert Balaam

Mallory and Marc Bandola ’06

Danielle Steadman ’96 Barbrow

Adrienne and Thomas Barlow ’78

Jeffrey Bartolino ’75

Clare Baxter ’73

Connor Berdzik ’24

Kathleen Regan ’70 Bigos and Roger Bigos

Eugene Blicharz ’62

Maureen and Joseph Bossio

Darlene Branges ’74 and Andre Brainard

Linda and Peter Brennan ’66

Rita and Thomas Brenner

Judy and Charles Brenton, Jr. ’67

Katherine and John Bridge

Jenae Travia and Jason Bundick

Rachel and Robert Bur, Jr. ’04

Reverend Michael Burns ’65

Joanne and William Capella ’65

Diane and Bart Carr ’63

The Carr Family Charitable Fund

Carrie and Joe Carroll

Nancy and P. Thomas Carroll ’67

Carol Catanese ’63 Chebra and John Chebra ’63

Tracey Lakatos and Michael Chianese ’84

Debbie and Ralph Chiarello

Patricia Hetzel ’70 Cohen and Jeffrey Cohen

Elinor and Vincent Convery, Jr. ’63

Christina Crane

Susan and William Cunningham, Jr.

Mary Curtis

Iwona Czarnecka and Marcin Czarnecki

Christine and Gary Dambro

Mary and Javier Dauden

Judy and Thomas Dill ’75

Kimberly and Michael Duck

Leslie and James Duffy, Jr.

Loretta and Eric Dunn

Mary Mason ’02 Ellsworth and Kenneth Ellsworth ’03

Enzo's La Piccola Cucina

Janice and Terence Faherty ’72

Michele and James Falcone, Sr.

Michele Celmer ’84 Federico and Jeffrey Federico ’84

Joseph Festa ’70

Festa Foundation

Zofia Jablonski ’64 Feulner and George John Feulner

Rosemarie Picone ’83 Flood and Gerard Flood

Max Foley ’24

Kelly Gregory ’92 Foley and Jay Foley

Maya Foley ’26

Kathleen Gauthier ’74 Francica and Joseph Francica ’74

Leigh Markiewicz ’67 Freeman and Richard Freeman

Donald Furman ’67

Maria and Justin Gilli ’92

Sara and Michael Grande

Christopher Graziano ’99

Rebecca and Matthew Greeley

Diane Kelly ’70 Gregory and Charles Gregory

Barbara Stephenson ’68 Harahan and Kevin Harahan

Maribeth McEwan ’61 Hardiman and John Hardiman, Jr.

Kathleen Pouliot ’65 Harlicka

Jeanne and Kevin Hayman ’96

Dean Hentz

Margaret and Robert Hillman ’81

Phyllis and Nicholas Hindy

Elise and Richard Hobson

Lizanne Wnek ’89 Holland and David Holland

Kalynn Karnicky ’04 Hudson

Janice Hutchinson ’98 and Daniel Hillsdon

Susan Toft ’61 Ispanky

Deborah Bridge ’64 Jaeger and James Jaeger

Hayden Jakim ’18

Philip John

Barbara Plunkett ’77 Johnson and Charles Johnson Lashay Johnson and Kelly Brown, Sr.

Alec Jones ’21

Darlene Inverso ’67 Jones and George Jones

Haydee and George Kapetanakis

Laurie Nicolai ’91 Komjati and David Komjati

Amanda and Brian Kramer

Jaimee Kukla

Eileen Kyselka ’61 Kulak and Chester Kulak

Mary and Russell Lawyer ’70

Sharon Ferry ’68 Long and Robert Long

Brenna Pancza ’05 Luczyszyn

Valerie and Mark Luedeke

Carol Baldino ’65 MacLennan

Andrea and Robert Magovern ’97

Kathy and Thomas Maley

Theodore Manno

Elizabeth and Robert Marquis

Kara and Anthony Martillotti ’86

Enid Alustiza ’67 Martin and Arthur Martin

Stacy and Vincenzo Martorana ’80

Kathleen Brown ’75 Mason

Peggy and William Mate ’63

Eileen McGee ’67 Mathews and Gary Mathews

Santiago Maura ’24

Joyce VanDoren ’62 Mazzochi

Ann and Michael McAtee

Madeleine McDermott ’24

Richard McDougal ’63

Megan McGlinchy ’93

Mary and Joseph McLaughlin

Debbie and Tom Meagher ’75

Carol Bailey ’71 Mendenko

Maria and Thomas Miller ’86

Jake Moog ’25

Kate Moog ’27

Kevin Mooney ’88

Virginia Blicharz ’63 Mylowe and David Mylowe

Rochez Neal ’06

Nancy Nicol ’66

Amy Rick ’90 Olear and Gregory Olear

Elaine Jusko ’65 Olesak and John Olesak ’65

Mary Rose Prokop ’71 Oliet and Eric Oliet

Nancy Krol ’72 Opsut and Robert Opsut ’72

Maureen and Brendan O’Reilly

Joan and Jack Oszvart

Michael Pascucci ’09

Karen and George Paterson

Diane Quinlan ’76 Perna and Michael Perna

Mary Ann Peronilla

Sandra Persichetti ’61

Irene and David Pie'

Elizabeth and Edmund Pinelli ’71

James Plunkett ’74

Lynn Polgar

Marie Elias ’61 Powell and Samuel Powell

Lisa and Brian Prekop

James Primerano, III ’22

Sharon Primerano

Cindy and Joseph Proll

Maria and Luigi Pugliese

Faith Clark ’73 Rafalski and Greg Rafalski

Alice Agocs ’73 Ranson and Douglas Ranson

Nancy Cook ’67 Remer and Roger Remer

Linda McGrath ’62 Renegar and Courtney Renegar, Sr. ’62

Amanda Repko ’10

Jeffrey Revak ’84

Jennifer and Albert Rhodes ’93

Caroline Richardson ’06

Jennifer Barnock ’91 Riddell

Carla Mendez and Johander Rodrigues

Celeste Rousseau ’75

Bill Rowland

Kathryn Kazarow ’63 Rubin

Sandra and Sean Salins

Claire Dzieminski ’75 Saponaro and Paul Saponaro

Marta Sare

Marcia Federico ’74 Scarna

Bridget and Peter Schmitz

Anna Scozzari

Jen Shockley-Kleber

Ryan Siegel ’15

Irene Misialowski ’63 Sielski

Carolyn and James Sienicki

Iwona and Joseph Smith

Rick Smith

Magdalena and Joseph Sokolowski ’62

Mark Stankevich ’71

The Stankevich Living Trust

Susan Thornton ’76 Stanton and Mark Stanton

Brigid Jennings ’02 Sudnick and Glenn Sudnick ’02

Donna and Timothy Szwedo ’68

Maureen and Marty Tantum, Jr. ’75

Mary and Carl Thomas

Elaine Picarello ’68 Tomasulo and Daniel Tomasulo

Lisa and Michael Twamley ’79

Veronica and Christian Uriostegui

Kara and Frederick Valentino

Corey Hribar ’96 Waldron

Dominique and Matthew Walsh ’09

Marilyn and Richard Ward

Angela and Donald Watson ’87

Andrea and Nathan Webber

Kathie and David Wilkening

Christopher Wong ’86

Margaret and Kevin Zola ’87

FRIENDS ALLIANCE

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Elena Abreu ’24

Evan Abreu ’24

Nicholas Ahlers ’24

Pamela and Darren Albano

Samuel Albers ’22

Sebastian Alizio ’24

Sydney Allen ’24

Brendan Appert ’24

Talon Arbizu ’24

Joshua Arriola

Courtney Ashe

Gladys and Leonard Aviles

Leonard Aviles ’24

Nicole and Daniel Baciuska ’02

Baker Tilly US, LLP

Marcus Balerna ’24

Joanna and Eric Barlow

Susan and John Baylog ’71

John Beacham ’24

Julia Becker ’24

Cameron Beetel ’24

Jenny Begley ’24

Gaby and William Begley

Alyssa Benattar ’24

John Bennett

Abigail Berkeyheiser ’24

Nicolina Bevins ’24

Bridget Bidabadi ’24

Donna Pitonak ’74 Bigley and James Bigley

Eric Biscoveanu ’16

BlackRock

Kelsey Blackshire ’24

Regan Blessing ’24

Keihrah Boyer ’24

Siena Brachelli ’24

Camryn Brick ’24

Jason Bridge ’24

Alexis Alcantara ’00 Brock and Christopher Brock

Michael Brodtman ’24

Alexa Brown ’24

Emily Brown ’24

Haley Brown ’24

Kelly Brown ’24

Kathleen Carroll ’69 Bryson and David Bryson

Katherine Bukosky ’24

Kimberly Chianese ’88 Bullock and Timothy Bullock

Cameron Burek ’24

Melinda Okun ’87 Burns and Walter Burns

Chase Burrows ’24

James Burrows, III ’22

Ross Burrows

Archangel and Charles Buttaci ’64

John Caccavale ’20

Kyle Caccavale ’16

Matthew Caccavale ’19

Joan Caivano ’74 and Eileen Kessler

Robert Candelori ’24

Rosemary Jingoli ’61 Canuso nnand Francis Canuso

Maureen Heffernan ’70 Cauley

Evan Celentana ’24

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FRIENDS ALLIANCE

Victoria Dzialo ’64 Chandel and Sanjiv Chandel

Melissa and Ryan Chuderewicz

Adriana Ciccarelli ’24

Giulia Ciccone ’24

Roxanne Claude ’24

Molly Cleary ’24

Sharon and Kenneth Clugston

Marlaina Clugston ’24

Kathryn Rogers ’07 Coats

Marcie Nawrocik ’66 Codd and Milton Codd

Lea Ellen and Kevin Collins

Kaitlyn Conover ’24

Colleen Conroy ’24

Max Corallo ’24

Eileen and David Costa ’74

Kathryn Cottrell ’24

Marion Quinn ’68 Crum and Alan Crum

Christian Cruz ’24

Cheri and Richard Csillan

Maci Csillan ’24

Lauren and Kevin Cunningham

Gabriel Czarnecki ’24

Michele Waldron ’68 Daly and Frank Daly

Paul D’Auria ’06

Samantha Davis ’24

Sonal De Silva ’24

Vanessa Delbridge ’24

Nicholas DiPalma ’24

Emily DiPasquale ’24

Katherine Donovan ’24

Amanda Dressel ’24

Zachary Duck ’24

Sonny Durkin ’24

Amelia Eilbacher ’24

Jeovani Estrada

Catherine and Rom Fajardo

James Falcone, Jr. ’26

Ellen Woody ’93 Falkenstein and Karl Falkenstein

Mia Falkenstein ’24

Michelle and Frank Federigo

Dana Murphy ’96 Feller and Carl Feller

Marie Hohmann ’71 Ferrarin and Raymond Ferrarin

Brynn Fitzpatrick ’24

Robert Flemm ’24

Audrey Foley ’24

Jessica Saphire ’05 Frankowski and Brian Frankowski ’05

Julia Fraticelli ’24

Dearest-Louise Freeman ’27

Antonio Friedman ’24

Jessica Oszvart ’12 Fronckwicz and Edward Fronckwicz

Natalie Gall

Benjamin Gaylord ’24

Angelica Gennari ’24

Alayna Giampolo ’24

Joseph Gigliotti, Jr. ’03

Andrew Gill ’24

Sophia Gilli ’24

Kathleen and Thomas Gillooly

Emilia Gonzalez ’24

Elizabeth Gorman ’24

Brianna Graham ’24

Johnathan Green ’24

Claire Grimonprez

Guidehouse

Trey Guire ’24

Alexander Gutierrez ’24

Daniel Haas ’24

Preston Hall ’06

Linda and Richard Harkins

Tristan Harrison ’24

Ethan Hellyer ’24

Addison Hensler ’24

Edward Hensler

Heather Wiese ’07 Herrmann and Ricky Herrmann

Liliana Hindy ’24

Julia Homan ’64 Holder

Frank Hosmer ’24

Abigail Hwang ’24

Adeline Ihlefeld ’24

Elizabeth Italia ’24

Owen Jacobsen ’24

Emily Javick ’24

Simone Johnson ’24

Charles Jones ’24

Heather Jones ’24

Kaitlyn Jones ’24

Nathan Jones ’24

Ryan Jose ’24

Sunsurray Joseph ’24

Frances Kaiser

Kristina Kirkham ’63 Kaye

Kimberley Kelley

Erin Donnelly ’95 Kelliher

Megan Kelly ’24

Trisha and Kevin Kennedy

Madison Kenney ’24

Caroline Kenny

Matthew Kerins ’24

Hannah Kilcomons ’23

Liam Kilcomons ’24

Tiernan Killeen ’24

Courtney and Ryan Kinney

Emily Klena ’24

Kevin Kmiec ’97

Diane Kniefel

Mary Ann and Walter Kocubinski, Jr. ’69

Sophia Komjati ’24

Jake Koziol ’24

Paul Kraunelis ’24

John Kremer ’21

Edward Kuczynski ’24

Clayton Kulessa ’24

Bridget Lally ’02

Joanna Lawrence ’24

Ingrid Lazo ’24

Mary Lech ’24

Colin Lee ’24

Annamarie and Albert Leiggi

Sabrina Leiggi ’24

Brielle Leinheiser ’24

Isabella Lenzo ’24

Peter Lieggi ’79

Elisa and Anthony Liotti

Norma Lopez

Charles Lowery ’24

JoAnn Lupo ’69

The MacIsaac Family Magdalena Madjor ’24

Kristy and Gerald Mangine ’98

Emma Marchese ’24

Thomas Marhold ’24

Leonardo Martinez ’24

Isabella Martorana ’24

Noah Mathis ’24

Nathan Mayer ’24

Cara Mazzucco ’24

Kylie McCabe ’24

Ella McColgan ’24

Katherine McDermott ’22

Sarah McDermott ’21

Michael McEwan ’90

Robin and James McGuire ’75

Daniel McKenna ’12

Siobhan McKenna and Philip Beckett

Lisa Driver ’79 McLendon

John Merluse ’24

Pauleen and Ciprian Merluse

Rylee Michalak ’24

Microsoft Rewards / Give with Bing

Barbara Feltes ’61 Mihalko and Thomas Mihalko

Ashley Mont ’10 MontJohnson and Daniel MontJohnson

Marlene Guth ’78 Moran and Sean Moran

Nancy and Paul Moran ’73

Morgan Mount ’15

Veronica and Lee Murray

Elaine Muschal ’63

Melissa Naranjo ’24

Andrew Nash ’24

Hannah Neville ’24

Christopher Newmiller ’24

Nicholas Newmiller ’24

Samantha Norton ’24

Gabriela Werner ’71 Nosari

Helene Freeman ’72 O’Connor

Diane Olech ’77

Jessica and Jason Oszvart ’07

Sydney Palmer ’24

Denise Young ’91 Panfili and Constantino Panfili

John Papp ’24

Haley Parvesse ’24

Gabriela Pasqualone ’24

Christian Pawar ’24

Naomi Pereira ’24

Kelly and Michael Perron

Dylan Peters ’24

Kristen and George Peterson

Gabrielle Pie’ ’24

Simone Pintinalli ’24

Robert Pisano, III ’23

Jennifer Piscopo-Busa and Michael Busa

Roseann and Will Place ’72

Nicholas Plakyda ’24

Elizabeth Podell ’24

Amanda Popovic ’24

Olivia Popovic ’24

Christopher Powers ’24

Sean Powers ’24

Justin Prekop ’24

Christine Schwartz ’96 Prete and Jerry Prete

Anna Primerano ’24

Brooke Principe ’24

Matthew Proll ’24

Gian Luca Pugliese ’24

Stefania Pugliese ’24

Dylan Quinn ’24

Michael Quinn ’24

William Radlinsky ’62

Alexander Ragan ’24

Alexis Ramos ’24

Regina Ragolia ’75 Ratzlaff and Peter Ratzlaff ’75

Colleen and James Raymond

Madison Reda ’24

Rachel and George Reither

Alex Reyes-Bravo

Jared Rice ’24

Justin Rimel ’24

Margaret Ritson ’24

Alexander Rivera ’24

Ava Romano ’24

Kalyn Rosica ’24

Konnor Rosica ’24

Grady Rowlands ’24

Lara Schubert ’08 Ruch and Kenneth Ruch

Clifford Russell ’24

Aneta and Marek Rybczynski

Judy and Gregory Rynkewicz

Jack Saker ’24

Mira and George Saliba

Ava Sass ’24

Georgia Savarese-Ahearn and Robert Ahearn ’03

Kevin Scarborough ’24

Alyssa Schaber ’12

Alexa Schaeffer ’17

Estella Schlosser ’24

Finian Schmitz ’24

Margaret and Salvatore Sciarrotta ’67

Christine Burns ’67 Scibetta and David Scibetta

Lynell Sexauer ’24

Karen Greber ’74 Shaffer and Robert Shaffer

Ava Shelbourne ’24

Ryan Shockley ’24

Angie Siguencia ’24

Dona Kondash ’94 Sinton and Michael Sinton

Christopher Slivka ’06

Annalise Slough ’24

Charisse West ’85 Smith, PhD and Steven Smith

Colleen Smith ’24

Isabella Smith ’24

Elizabeth Socha ’24

Katherine Spadea ’24

Anne Carlin ’77 Spedding and Timothy Spedding

Dominic Spoto ’24

Concetta Valenti ’61 Starling

Alexander Steinberg ’11

Frederick Steinberg ’13

Jack Stinemire

Bernadette and Alexander Stout ’03

Dana Sudziarski

Ava Sulkowski ’24

Patricia Sullivan ’62

Anthony Surace ’24

Shane Swan ’24

Maria and Oronzo Tattoli

Kimberly and Arthur Thibault, Jr.

Sheila Schulz ’80 Thrower and William Thrower

Alyssa Wolice ’07 Tomlinson and Andrew Tomlinson

Joy and Gary Torgeson ’86

Mason Utset ’24

Sienna Valentino ’24

Barbara Valiquette

Verizon Political Action Committee

Isabella Vilarelle ’24

Dominick Vizzoni ’24

Gabriella Vizzoni ’24

Carol and John Wagner, Jr. ’63

Mia Wallace ’24

Diane Wargo

Jeanette and Joseph Wasko

Janet Wass ’62

Kerith Watson ’24

Ryan Watson ’24

Matthew Weaverling ’24

Samuel Webb ’24

Jack Weber ’24

Kaleigh Wheeler ’24

Natalie Taptykoff ’12 Wilks

Allie Williams ’24

Violet Williamson ’24

Riley Winkler ’24

Joyce and Stanley Wirpsza, Jr. ’63

William Wnek ’91

Mary and Michael Wozniak ’72

Michael Young ’12

Natalie Zamirowski ’24

Andy Zigbuo ’24

Chase Zola ’24

THE FUND for Notre Dame

ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS YEAR

1961

Anonymous

Rosemary Jingoli Canuso

Maribeth McEwan Hardiman

Susan Toft Ispanky

Eileen Kyselka Kulak

Barbara Feltes Mihalko

Sandra Persichetti

Marie Elias Powell

Concetta Valenti Starling

1962

Eugene Blicharz

Joyce VanDoren Mazzochi

Patricia McCloskey Moro

Christopher Pratico

William Radlinsky

Courtney Renegar, Sr.

Linda McGrath Renegar

Joseph Sokolowski

Patricia Sullivan

Janet Wass

1963

Bart Carr

Carol Catanese Chebra

John Chebra

Vincent Convery, Jr.

Richard Green, Sr.

Kristina Kirkham Kaye

William Mate

Richard McDougal

Elaine Muschal

Virginia Blicharz Mylowe

Kathryn Kazarow Rubin

Irene Misialowski Sielski

Thomas Smith

Marlene Proneski Thompson

John Wagner, Jr.

Stanley Wirpsza, Jr.

Joseph Wroblewski

The Class of 1963

1964

Barbara Watkin Ardery

Charles Buttaci

Victoria Dzialo Chandel

Zofia Jablonski Feulner

Julia Homan Holder

Deborah Bridge Jaeger

Edward McManimon, III

Robert Milacci

Fred Petito

Denise Yard Pratico

Francis Rura

1965

Robert Bugdal

Michael Burns

William Capella

Kathleen Pouliot Harlicka

Carol Baldino MacLennan

Christina Flood McManimon

Peggy Brennan Miller

Elaine Jusko Olesak

John Olesak

Edwin Schmierer, III

Stanley Sliwinski

1966

Anonymous

Peter Brennan

Paul Casey

Marcie Nawrocik Codd

Katherine Pierzga Eck

Ronald Krempecke

Lucille Immordino McNellis

Nancy Nicol

Judith Paul

Virginia Swyer Raywood

Dennis Regan

Linda DeGeorge Regan

Ronald Szejner

Sandra Lupo Szejner

1967

Charles Brenton, Jr.

P. Thomas Carroll

Marion Wilson Doherty

Timothy Doherty, Sr.

Leigh Markiewicz Freeman

Donald Furman

Charles Grabowski

Darlene Inverso Jones

Enid Alustiza Martin

Eileen McGee Mathews

Nancy Cook Remer

Salvatore Sciarrotta

Christine Burns Scibetta

Barbara Meseroll Smith

Barbara Beers Tucker

1968

Marion Quinn Crum

Michele Waldron Daly

Anthony Fiorello

Barbara Stephenson Harahan

Gene Hayman

Sharon Pflieger Hayman

Sharon Ferry Long

Edward Masterson, Sr.

Robert Picozzi

Timothy Szwedo

Elaine Picarello Tomasulo

1969

Kathleen Carroll Bryson

Jeanette Johnson

Walter Kocubinski, Jr.

JoAnn Lupo

Maria Paul

1970

Anonymous

Kathleen Regan Bigos

Maureen Heffernan Cauley

Patricia Hetzel Cohen

Shirley Mahon Ferrie

Joseph Festa

Diane Kelly Gregory

Russell Lawyer

Mary Jean Stout Russell

1971

John Baylog

Marie Hohmann Ferrarin

Carol Bailey Mendenko

Gabriela Werner Nosari

Mary Rose Prokop Oliet

Edmund Pinelli

Mark Stankevich

1972

Terence Faherty

Mary Liz Fitzpatrick Ivins

Helene Freeman O'Connor

Nancy Krol Opsut

Robert Opsut

Will Place

Michael Wozniak

1973

Clare Baxter

Susan Farr

Theresa Picarello Johnson

Paul Moran

Faith Clark Rafalski

Alice Agocs Ranson

1974 Golden Irish

Anonymous

Mary Jo Wetzel Bacic

Donna Pitonak Bigley

Darlene Branges

Joan Caivano

David Costa

Joseph Francica

Kathleen Gauthier Francica

Mark Freda

James Plunkett

Marcia Federico Scarna

Karen Greber Shaffer

Myriam Stettler

Mark Van Sant

The Class of 1974

1975

Anonymous

Jeffrey Bartolino

Thomas Dill

James Dorozinsky

Mary Carlin Komjathy

Hugh Maguire, IV

Kathleen Brown Mason

James McGuire

Thomas Meagher

Regina Ragolia Ratzlaff

Celeste Rousseau

Claire Dzieminski Saponaro

Rose Fitzpatrick Stevenson

Myron Tantum, Jr.

Peggy Calamia Wroblewski

1976

Diane Quinlan Perna

Susan Thornton Stanton

1977

Christine Agocs Bucca

Colleen Harney

Barbara Plunkett Johnson

Diane Olech

Marcia Krisanda Paulaski

Anne Carlin Spedding

1978

Thomas Barlow

Marlene Guth Moran 1979

Peter Lieggi

Lisa Driver McLendon

David Mercurio

Dino Persichilli

Michael Twamley

1980

Vincenzo Martorana

Sheila Schulz Thrower 1981

Thomas Griffith

Robert Hebeler

Robert Hillman 1982

Mary Elizabeth Keefe Babcock

Kevin Fitzpatrick

Christopher Vernon 1983

Anonymous

Rosemarie Picone Flood

Danielle Lettiere Griffith

Paris Inman

Susan Zeis McKee

John Tattory

The Class of 1983

1984

Michael Chianese

Jeffrey Federico

Michele Celmer Federico

Christopher Holland

John Pachuta

Jeffrey Revak

1985

Marybeth Janis Consiglio

James Lynch

Brian O’Reilly

Charisse West Smith, PhD

1986

Melinda Armenti

Maureen Jennings Collins

Anthony Martillotti

Thomas Miller

Michael Reger

Gary Torgeson

Christopher Wong

1987

Melinda Okun Burns

James Burrows, II

Kristin Fless

Arthur Mateos

Judith Wlazlowski Pietrini

Karen O’Keefe Rauscher

Scott Rauscher

Donald Watson

Kevin Zola

1988

Kimberly Chianese Bullock

Danielle Rotondo Gill

Peter Kelley

Kevin Mooney

Christine King O’Reilly

Jennifer O’Connor Piepszak

Katherine Flynn Reed

Gerald Wargo, Jr.

1989

Stacy Kemler Burrows

Brian J. Duff

Lizanne Wnek Holland

1990

Anonymous

Michael Gallucci

Michael McEwan

Amy Rick Olear

Kimberly Bombery Smith

1991

Laurie Nicolai Komjati

Susan Inverso Marrone

Denise Young Panfili

Jennifer Barnock Riddell

William Wnek

THE FUND for Notre Dame

ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS YEAR

1992

Benjamin Chrnelich

Kelly Gregory Foley

Justin Gilli

Robert Gominiak

Michael Kunst

Brian Malloy

Alyson Mangini

Michael Pellegrino

Kristen Simms Stout

Timothy Stout

1993

Anonymous

Ryan Brennan

Ellen Woody Falkenstein

Megan McGlinchy

James Primerano, Jr.

Albert Rhodes

Nicole Regan Scharibone

1994

Christine Campana Hines

Ashley Cipriano Rue

Dona Kondash Sinton

Jackie Nowak Wizeman

Matthew Wizeman

1995

Erin Donnelly Kelliher

1996

Anonymous (2)

Danielle Steadman Barbrow

Dylan Coia

Dana Murphy Feller

Kevin Hayman

Bonnie Clawson Milecki

Christine Schwartz Prete

Corey Hribar Waldron

1997

Kevin Kmiec

Robert Magovern

1998

Anonymous

Janice Hutchinson

Gerald Mangine

Lauren Primerano

Emily Ricci

Meghan Troy Scotto

1999

Christopher Giovanni

Christopher Graziano

Kimberly Hancy

2000

Alexis Alcantara Brock

2001

Joseph Maruca, III

2002

Daniel Baciuska

Mary Mason Ellsworth

Bridget Lally

David Nagib

Brigid Jennings Sudnick

Glenn Sudnick

2003

Robert Ahearn

Kenneth Ellsworth

Joseph Gigliotti, Jr.

Alexander Stout

2004

Robert Bur, Jr.

Kalynn Karnicky Hudson

2005

Brian Frankowski

Jessica Saphire Frankowski

Brenna Pancza Luczyszyn

2006

Anonymous

Marc Bandola

Paul D’Auria

Molly Chrnelich Edwards

Preston Hall

Matthew Letinski

Rochez Neal

Elizabeth Watson Norton

Joseph Pratico

Caroline Richardson

Christopher Slivka

2007

Kathryn Rogers Coats

Heather Wiese Herrmann

Jason Oszvart

Alyssa Wolice Tomlinson

2008

Lara Schubert Ruch

2009

Armando Alfonso

Michael Pascucci

Matthew Walsh

2010

Ashley Mont MontJohnson

Amanda Repko

2011

Alexander Steinberg

2012

Jessica Oszvart Fronckwicz

Daniel McKenna

Alyssa Schaber

Natalie Taptykoff Wilks

Michael Young

2013

Tyler Jeavons

Frederick Steinberg

2014

Anonymous

2015

Morgan Mount

Ryan Siegel

2016

Eric Biscoveanu

Kyle Caccavale

2017

Alexa Schaeffer

2018

Hayden Jakim

2019

Matthew Caccavale

2020

John Caccavale

2021

Alec Jones

John Kremer

Sarah McDermott

2022

Anonymous

Samuel Albers

James Burrows, III

Katherine McDermott

James Primerano, III

2023

Hannah Kilcomons

Robert Pisano, III

Great attention to detail has gone into the production of this donor roll call. If, however, we have listed your name incorrectly or omitted it in error, please notify us at advancement@ndnj.org.

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John Beacham

Julia Becker

Cameron Beetel

Jenny Begley

Alyssa Benattar

Connor Berdzik

Abigail Berkeyheiser

Nicolina Bevins

Bridget Bidabadi

Kelsey Blackshire

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Alexa Brown

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Katherine Bukosky

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Robert Candelori

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Adriana Ciccarelli

Giulia Ciccone

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Kaitlyn Conover

Colleen Conroy

Max Corallo

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Christian Cruz

Maci Csillan

Gabriel Czarnecki

Samantha Davis

Sonal De Silva

Vanessa Delbridge

Nicholas DiPalma

Emily DiPasquale

Katherine Donovan

Amanda Dressel

Zachary Duck

Sonny Durkin

Amelia Eilbacher

Mia Falkenstein

Brynn Fitzpatrick

Robert Flemm

Audrey Foley

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Julia Fraticelli

Antonio Friedman

Benjamin Gaylord

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Alayna Giampolo

Andrew Gill

Sophia Gilli

Emilia Gonzalez

Elizabeth Gorman

Brianna Graham

Johnathan Green

Trey Guire

Alexander Gutierrez

Daniel Haas

Tristan Harrison

Ethan Hellyer

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Liliana Hindy

Frank Hosmer

Abigail Hwang

Adeline Ihlefeld

Elizabeth Italia

Owen Jacobsen

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Simone Johnson

Charles Jones

Heather Jones

Kaitlyn Jones

Nathan Jones

Ryan Jose

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Megan Kelly

Madison Kenney

Matthew Kerins

Liam Kilcomons

Tiernan Killeen

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Sophia Komjati

Jake Koziol

Paul Kraunelis

Edward Kuczynski

Clayton Kulessa

Joanna Lawrence

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Colin Lee

Sabrina Leiggi

Brielle Leinheiser

Isabella Lenzo

Charles Lowery

Magdalena Madjor

Emma Marchese

Thomas Marhold

Leonardo Martinez

Isabella Martorana

Noah Mathis

Santiago Maura

Nathan Mayer

Cara Mazzucco

Kylie McCabe

Ella McColgan

Madeleine McDermott

John Merluse

Rylee Michalak

Melissa Naranjo

Andrew Nash

Hannah Neville

Christopher Newmiller

Nicholas Newmiller

Samantha Norton

Sydney Palmer

John Papp

Haley Parvesse

Gabriela Pasqualone

Christian Pawar

Naomi Pereira

Dylan Peters

Gabrielle Pie'

Simone Pintinalli

Nicholas Plakyda

Elizabeth Podell

Amanda Popovic

Olivia Popovic

Christopher Powers

Sean Powers

Justin Prekop

Anna Primerano

Brooke Principe

Matthew Proll

Gian Luca Pugliese

Stefania Pugliese

Dylan Quinn

Michael Quinn

Alexander Ragan

Alexis Ramos

Madison Reda

Jared Rice

Justin Rimel

Margaret Ritson

Alexander Rivera

Ava Romano

Kalyn Rosica

Konnor Rosica

Grady Rowlands

Clifford Russell

Jack Saker

Ava Sass

Kevin Scarborough

Estella Schlosser

Finian Schmitz

Lynell Sexauer

Ava Shelbourne

Ryan Shockley

Angie Siguencia

Annalise Slough

Colleen Smith

Isabella Smith

Elizabeth Socha

Katherine Spadea

Dominic Spoto

Ava Sulkowski

Anthony Surace

Shane Swan

Mason Utset

Sienna Valentino

Isabella Vilarelle

Dominick Vizzoni

Gabriella Vizzoni

Mia Wallace

Kerith Watson

Ryan Watson

Matthew Weaverling

Samuel Webb

Jack Weber

Kaleigh Wheeler

Allie Williams

Violet Williamson

Riley Winkler

Natalie Zamirowski

Andy Zigbuo

Chase Zola

2025

Jake Moog

2026

James Falcone, Jr.

Maya Foley

2027

Dearest-Louise Freeman

Kate Moog

CURRENT PARENTS

Anonymous (17)

Regina and Michael Adams

Sherri and Chris Ahlers

Pamela and Darren Albano

Sara and Steven Albers

Margaret and Victor Anabaronye

Cathleen and Gerard Appert

Gladys and Leonard Aviles

Jacquelyn and Robert Balaam

Deirdre and Matt Bates

Gaby and William Begley

Michele Belfort-Mihalyi and Attila Mihalyi

Caroline and Thaddeus Berdzik

Maureen and Joseph Bossio

Brogann and Jonathon Bowden

Katherine and John Bridge

THE FUND for Notre Dame

STUDENTS, PARENTS, PARENTS OF ALUMNI, GRANDPARENTS & FRIENDS

Jenae Travia and Jason Bundick

Stacy Kemler ’89 Burrows and James Burrows, II ’87

Meghan and Jason Canale

Theresa and Robert Candelori

Melissa and Gunther Carrero

Julie Chen and Michael Fitzpatrick

Antonella and Richard Franzen

Melissa and Ryan Chuderewicz

Olga and Lubomir Cizmar

Sharon and Kenneth Clugston

Jodi and Rodney Cocuzza

Laura and Kevin Coen

Lea Ellen and Kevin Collins

Maureen and Brian Conway

Cheri and Richard Csillan

Lauren and Kevin Cunningham

Susan and William Cunningham, Jr.

Iwona Czarnecka and Marcin Czarnecki

Adrienne and Keith Deussing

Kim and Joseph Dever

Tara Dibari and Peter Bonafide

Kimberly and Michael Duck

Leslie and James Duffy, Jr.

Loretta and Eric Dunn

Linda and Mickey Durkin

Claudine R. English

Catherine and Rom Fajardo

Michele and James Falcone, Sr.

Ellen Woody ’93 Falkenstein and Karl Falkenstein

Carin and James Farnan

Michelle and Frank Federigo

Dana Murphy ’96 Feller and Carl Feller

Kelly Gregory ’92 Foley and Jay Foley

Molly and George Foley

Antonella and Richard Franzen

Nicole Sheetz-Frith and Brinton Frith

Gianmichele Gennari

Lisa and Gerville Gibbs, Jr.

Danielle Rotondo ’88 Gill and Andrew Gill

Maria and Justin Gilli ’92

Samantha Glassford Tipton and Patrick Tipton

Francesca Bianco and Peter Gonzalez

Sara and Michael Grande

Rebecca and Matthew Greeley

Lisa and Donald Haas

Vanessa and Joseph Hage

Michelle Hays Simonds

Susan and Richard Hempsell

Edward Hensler

Phyllis and Nicholas Hindy

Christine Campana ’94 Hines and Judson Hines

Janice Hutchinson ’98 and Daniel Hillsdon

The Ihlefeld Family

EmmaLee and John Italia

Lashay Johnson and Kelly Brown, Sr.

Haydee and George Kapetanakis

Kimberley Kelley

Trisha and Kevin Kennedy

Courtney and Ryan Kinney

Laurie Nicolai ’91 Komjati and David Komjati

Amanda and Brian Kramer

Jaimee Kukla

Tracey Lakatos and Michael Chianese ’84

Amber and Anton Lee

Annamarie and Albert Leiggi

Michele and John Lenzo

Karina and Artie Lusher

Merina and John MacCabe

Megan and Brian Malloy ’92

Susan Inverso ’91 Marrone and Ryan Marrone

Stacy and Vincenzo Martorana ’80

Ann and Michael McAtee

Bernadette and Thomas McDermott

John McHugh

Siobhan McKenna and Philip Beckett

Pauleen and Ciprian Merluse

Bonnie Clawson ’96 Milecki and Mark Milecki

Marichu and Giovanni Miranda

Jennifer and Brian Moog

Lindsay and Thomas Moore

Elizabeth and William Napier, Jr.

Mary Ellen and James O’Boyle, III

Leilani and James Okamura

The Olenchalk Family

Samantha and Ryan O’Mara

Karen and George Paterson

Nancy and Jeffrey Pawar

Tabitha and Jason Peters

Kristen and George Peterson

Lisa and Frederick Pettit

Irene and David Pie'

Jennifer Piscopo-Busa and Michael Busa

Kelly and Richard Polgar

Lynn Polgar

Lisa and Martin Popovic

Melissa and J. Matthew Powell

Lisa and Brian Prekop

Cynthia and James Primerano, Jr. ’93

Cindy and Joseph Proll

Maria and Luigi Pugliese

Colleen and James Raymond

Valia and Thomas Reddington, II

Megan and Joseph Renda

Jennifer and Albert Rhodes ’93

Carla Mendez and Johander Rodrigues

Christine and Andrew Ryba

Aneta and Marek Rybczynski

Barbara and Bradley Saint-Laurent

Mira and George Saliba

Sandra and Sean Salins

Nicole Regan ’93 Scharibone and Joseph Scharibone

Lori and Stephen Schlosser

Bridget and Peter Schmitz

Audrey and Darren Sharlach

Mary and Michael Shipula

Jen Shockley-Kleber

Carolyn and James Sienicki

Iwona and Joseph Smith

Jennifer and James Starke

Lauren and William Stout

Kristen Simms ’92 Stout and Timothy Stout ’92

Lisa and Robert Surace

Maria and Oronzo Tattoli

Veronica and Christian Uriostegui

Jill Lyons and Andrew Usmiani

Kara and Frederick Valentino

Tinsy and John Varghese

Eileen and Christopher Vernon ’82

Lisa Ortiz-Vilarelle and Daniel Vilarelle

Hiedi and Joseph Vizzoni

Jill and Gerald Wargo, Jr. ’88

Jennifer and Pell White, II

Margaret and Kevin Zola ’87

PARENTS

CLASS OF 2028

Carrie and Joe Carroll

Judy and Joseph Vasta

PARENTS OF ALUMNI

Anonymous (9)

Lola and Joseph Abbondandolo

Regina and Michael Adams

Frances and Patrick Ahearn

Sara and Steven Albers

John Anderson, Jr.

Teresa Anderson

Barbara Watkin ’64 Ardery and Vincent Ardery

Gladys and Leonard Aviles

Mary Elizabeth Keefe ’82 Babcock and Timothy Babcock

Cindy and Kevin Bannon

Joanna and Eric Barlow

Gaby and William Begley

Carmen and Wilfredo Benitez

Caroline and Thaddeus Berdzik

Bernadette Bonanno

Nancy and John Boscarelli

Maureen and Joseph Bossio

Jean and John Brennan

Rita and Thomas Brenner

Ann and Robert Bugdal ’65

Melinda Okun ’87 Burns and Walter Burns

Ross Burrows

Stacy Kemler ’89 Burrows and James Burrows, II ’87

Archangel and Charles Buttaci ’64

Elena and John Caccavale

Joanne and William Capella ’65

Laurie and Carl Casazza

Carol Catanese ’63 Chebra and John Chebra ’63

Debbie and Ralph Chiarello

Susan and Robert Christian

Jane and William Chrnelich

Lea Ellen and Kevin Collins

Marybeth Janis ’85 Consiglio and Julius Consiglio

Maureen and Brian Conway

Cheri and Richard Csillan

Mary and Javier Dauden

Ann and Lou DeMille

Judy and Thomas Dill ’75

Marion Wilson ’67 Doherty and Timothy Doherty, Sr. ’67

Judith and Brian J. Duff ’89

Paula and Robert Dunne, III

Suzanne and Michael Eberhard

Ellen Woody ’93 Falkenstein and Karl Falkenstein

Carin and James Farnan

Belinda and Paul Ferraro

Shirley Mahon ’70 Ferrie and John Ferrie, Jr.

Zofia Jablonski ’64 Feulner and George John Feulner

Molly and George Foley

Antonella and Richard Franzen

Lorraine and William Fuhrmann

Danielle Rotondo ’88 Gill and Andrew Gill

Kathleen and Thomas Gillooly

Diane Kelly ’70 Gregory and Charles Gregory

Danielle Lettiere ’83 Griffith and Thomas Griffith ’81

Lisa and Donald Haas

Maribeth McEwan ’61 Hardiman and John Hardiman, Jr.

Linda and Richard Harkins

Kathleen Pouliot ’65 Harlicka

Eileen and William Hart

Sharon Pflieger ’68 Hayman and Gene Hayman ’68

Lizanne Wnek ’89 Holland and David Holland

The Ihlefeld Family

Lisa Jantorno (and Joseph Jantorno, III deceased)

Kristin and Kenneth Jennings

Diane Kniefel

Ameriquin Dalmasy-Laccetti and Mark Laccetti

Amber and Anton Lee

Michele and John Lenzo

Merina and John MacCabe

Donna Macciachera

The MacIsaac Family

Sarah and Hugh Maguire, IV ’75

Kathy and Thomas Maley

Elizabeth and Robert Marquis

Enid Alustiza ’67 Martin and Arthur Martin

AnnMarie Recchia and Joseph Maruca, III ’01

Kathleen Brown ’75 Mason

Cynthia and Edward Masterson, Sr. ’68

Bernadette and Thomas McDermott

Mary and Joseph McLaughlin

Kerry and John McQuarrie, Jr.

Kate and Derek Miller

Peggy Brennan ’65 Miller

Maria and Thomas Miller ’86

Elsie and Chappy Moore

Donna and Thomas Murray

Veronica and Lee Murray

Virginia Blicharz ’63 Mylowe and David Mylowe

Betty Ann and Thomas ’O’Brien

Roxanne and Edward O’Byrne

Leilani and James Okamura

The Olenchalk Family

Maureen and Brendan O’Reilly

Christine King ’88 O’Reilly and Brian O’Reilly ’85

Joan and Jack Oszvart

Denise Young ’91 Panfili and Constantino Panfili

Marcia Krisanda ’77 Paulaski

Nancy and Jeffrey Pawar

Kelly and Michael Perron

Cynthia and Dino Persichilli ’79

Kristen and George Peterson

Irene and David Pie'

Judith Wlazlowski ’87 Pietrini and Wayne Pietrini

Cynthia and James Primerano, Jr. ’93

Sharon Primerano

Faith Clark ’73 Rafalski and Greg Rafalski

Alice Agocs ’73 Ranson and Douglas Ranson

Regina Ragolia ’75 Ratzlaff and Peter Ratzlaff ’75

Karen O’Keefe ’87 Rauscher and Scott Rauscher ’87

Tracey and Keith Reed

Linda DeGeorge ’66 Regan and Dennis Regan ’66

Donna and Michael Reger ’86

Rachel and George Reither

Megan and Joseph Renda

Mary Jean Stout ’70 Russell and Bruce Russell

Judy and Gregory Rynkewicz

Sandra and Sean Salins

Laura and Joseph Sarubbi

Audrey and Darren Sharlach

Stephanie and Mark Simon

Joanne and Stanley Sliwinski ’65

Kimberly Bombery ’90 Smith and Clement Smith

Nancy and Dick Smith

Rose Fitzpatrick ’75 Stevenson and Gordon Stevenson

Jack Stinemire

Kristen Simms ’92 Stout and Timothy Stout ’92

Maureen and Marty Tantum, Jr. ’75

Christine and John Tattory ’83

Kimberly and Arthur Thibault, Jr.

Mary and Carl Thomas

Elaine Picarello ’68 Tomasulo and Daniel Tomasulo

Karen and James Troiano

Tinsy and John Varghese

Judy and Joseph Vasta

Eileen and Christopher Vernon ’82

Hiedi and Joseph Vizzoni

Marilyn and Richard Ward

Diane Wargo

Jill and Gerald Wargo, Jr. ’88

Jeanette and Joseph Wasko

Jennifer and Pell White, II

Kathie and David Wilkening

Maria and William Wise

Margaret and Kevin Zola ’87

GRANDPARENTS

Barbara Watkin ’64 Ardery and Vincent Ardery

Carmen and Wilfredo Benitez

Ross Burrows

Jane and William Chrnelich

Christina Crane

Marion Quinn ’68 Crum and Alan Crum

Lorraine and William Fuhrmann

Richard Green, Sr. ’63

Diane Kelly ’70 Gregory and Charles Gregory

Frances Kaiser

Elisa and Anthony Liotti

Sharon Ferry ’68 Long and Robert Long

Peggy Brennan ’65 Miller

Elsie and Chappy Moore

Beverly and Paul Muller

Mary Ann Peronilla

Sharon Primerano

Linda DeGeorge ’66 Regan and Dennis Regan ’66

Terry and Tom Rimel

Marta Sare

Nancy and Dick Smith

Barbara Valiquette

FRIENDS

Jeovani Estrada

Natalie Gall

Thom Greenlaw

Philip John

Caroline Kenny

Theodore Manno

Elizabeth and James McKnight

Alex Reyes-Bravo

Anthony Robak

Anna Scozzari

THE FUND for Notre Dame

FACULTY AND STAFF

Anonymous (7)

Joshua Arriola

Courtney Ashe

Cindy Bannon

John Bennett

Elena Caccavale

Debbie Chiarello

Gary DeGregory

Ann DeMille

Judith Duff

Mary Mason ’02 Ellsworth

Michele Falcone

Matthew Greeley

Claire Grimonprez

Linda Harkins

Dean Hentz

Christine Campana ’94 Hines

Richard Hobson

Kenneth Jennings

Regina Koebele-Demaree

Mary Carlin ’75 Komjathy

Norma Lopez

Brenna Pancza ’05 Luczyszyn

Valerie Luedeke

Donna Macciachera

Eleanor MacIsaac

Kathy Maley

Brian Malloy ’92

Michele Martinez

Joseph McLaughlin

Edward O'Byrne

Eileen Palazza

Yesha Patel

Tracey Reed

Bill Rowland

Judy Rynkewicz

Laura Sarubbi

Georgia Savarese-Ahearn

Marcia Federico ’74 Scarna

Rick Smith

Lindsey Stansfield

Rose Fitzpatrick ’75 Stevenson

Jack Stinemire

Dana Sudziarski

Christine Tattory

Marilyn Ward

Diane Wargo

Nathan Webber

Maria Wise

Peggy Calamia ’75 Wroblewski

FORMER FACULTY AND STAFF

Vincent Ardery

Mallory Bandola

Joanna Barlow

Robert Bugdal ’65

Mary Curtis

Gary Dambro

Marion Wilson ’67 Doherty

Tony Genovesi

Maribeth McEwan ’61 Hardiman

Eileen Hart

Karen Henkel

Mary Liz Fitzpatrick ’72 Ivins

Julie Kopchik

Susan Krempasky

Barbara Major

John McQuarrie, Jr.

Bonnie Clawson ’96 Milecki

Peggy Brennan ’65 Miller

Chappy Moore

Elsie Moore

Monsignor Walter Nolan

Maria Pugliese

Linda DeGeorge ’66 Regan

George Reither

Brenda Riley

Salvatore Sciarrotta ’67

Joseph Wroblewski ’63

INTRODUCING The Mercy Tuition Assistance Fund

The Mercy Tuition Assistance Fund at Notre Dame aims to provide hope and opportunity in the community by offering scholarships to students based on demonstrated financial need. This initiative is rooted in the Mercy Core Values of SERVICE, COMPASSION, JUSTICE, INTEGRITY, and RESPECT in education, reflecting a commitment to nurturing minds and hearts.

Contributing to the Mercy Tuition Assistance Fund impacts lives by shaping a brighter future for tomorrow's leaders. Your support is vital in helping to meet the needs of deserving students and ensuring that no student is left behind due to financial constraints. By investing in this fund, you can make a meaningful difference and help foster a more just and inclusive society, one student at a time.

Please consider the gift of education by contacting the Advancement Office at advancement@ndnj.org.

CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS

Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan

Accurate Professional Billing

Adobe Systems

AT&T

Baker Tilly US, LLP

Bank of America Foundation

BlackRock

The Boscarelli Charitable Foundation

Bristol-Myers Squibb Company

Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation

The Bucca Family Fund

The Campbell Family Foundation

W.P. Carey Foundation

The Carr Family Charitable Fund

Cisco Systems Inc.

The Collins Family Charitable Fund

Colonial Airstream & RV

Comcast NBC Universal

CVS Health

The Keith and Adrienne Deussing

Charitable Giving Fund

DESIGNATED TUITION ASSISTANCE FUNDS

THE FATHER TIMOTHY

CAPWELL SCHOLARSHIP

$15,000 and Above

The Fruscione Foundation

THE ANNA CARELLA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

$1,000 to $2,500

Paul Carella ’81

Debra and John Gribbin

Marguerite and Harry Lombardozzi

Up to $999

Ann and Mark Beyer

Madeleine Hart ’12 Bloom

Carole Byer and Family

Lisa and Donald Haas

Diane Lemire ’83 Lee

Joseph McQuarrie ’11

Michelle Saboski

THE CHAPPY AND ELSIE MOORE SCHOLARSHIP

$5,000 and Above

Elsie and Chappy Moore

$1,000 to $4,999

Betty Hogan

Jill and David Liedtka ’84

Up to $999

Linda and Chester Broccoli

Mary Curtis

Maria and Richard Freecia

Lynne and Gregory Gallo ’79

Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation

The Eisele Family Foundation

Enzo’s La Piccola Cucina

Excelon Corporation

Festa Foundation

Forever #14 Foundation

General Electric

Goldman Sachs & Co.

Guidehouse

Horizon Foundation for New Jersey

IQVIA

JET Electrical Testing

Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies

Jones Lang La Salle

The Vincent Joseph Mangini

Memorial Fund

The Matzon Ricci Charitable Fund

Merck Partnership for Giving

Microsoft Rewards / Give with Bing

Morgan Stanley

NJM Insurance Group

NRG Energy, Inc.

Optum/UnitedHealth Group

Kimberly Hancy ’99

David Liedtka, III ’14

Peter Lieggi ’79

Robin and Mark Stephan ’76

Roger Thomas ’65

Lisa and Michael Twamley ’79

Amy Cooke ’95 Vannozzi and Brian Vannozzi ’95

Nancy and David Woody

THE VINCENT J. MANGINI ’86 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

$1,000 to $4,999

The Mangini Foundation

MERCY TUITION ASSISTANCE FUND

$25,000

Paul and Beverly Muller

Team Toyota of Princeton

$20,000

David Nagib ’02 and The Nagib Family

Up to $5,000

Paula and Robert Dunne, III

Kristen Simms ’92 Stout and Timothy Stout ’92

Carl Young

THE ANTHONY AND PIA PAUL

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

$10,000 and Above

Judith Paul ’66

Maria Paul ’69

The O’Reilly Family Fund

PSE&G Foundation

Regeneron

Rich’s Carpet One Floor & Home

The Rue Foundation

S&P Global Market Intelligence

The Stankevich Living Trust

TE Connectivity Ltd.

Team Toyota of Princeton

Trenton Polish American Democratic Club

United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey

Verizon Foundation

Verizon Political Action Committee

Vizzoni Giving Fund

Vyuha Inc.

Wakefern Food Corp.

Warner Bros. Discovery

Wells Fargo Foundation

THE DANIEL C. TATUM ’11 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

$5,000 and Above

Dorothy and Kevin Ellwood

$1,000 to $4,999

Alisa and Larry Hoffman

Domenica and Daniel Letinski

Eileen Moran and James Parolski

Ann and Clark Tatum

Up to $999

Paula and Gene Amagliani

Lindsey and Joseph Ayoub

Colleen and Ronald Badum

Patricia and John Clark

Patricia and Joseph Donohue

Linda and Roger Erney

Lisa Gray

James Gray ’12

Dianne Harper

Lois Helstrom

Pat and Joe Jansen-Dimino

Loretta and James Knepp, Sr.

Ronald R. & Mary K. Larson

Family Charitable Fund

Patricia and Gregory Lawrence

Kimberly Livezey

Patricia McNamara

Kate and Derek Miller

Tracy Miller ’13

Suzy and Rick Moyer

Suzanne and David Pashuck

Nancy and Anthony Rota

Antonia and John Schnell

Gina and Joseph Villa

Carol Wagner

THE FUND for Notre Dame

The CORNERSTONE

Society

GIFTS THAT LAST A LIFETIME

The Cornerstone Society honors donors who have pledged a planned gift to Notre Dame High School. These gifts indicate a commitment to the long-term success of the School and are generally made through bequests and trusts. Planned Gifts help ensure the long-term financial strength of the School, and help provide future generations of students with the exceptional learning experience Notre Dame students enjoy today.

If you have already included Notre Dame in a bequest or other planned gift, we hope you will let us know. Your willingness to be named as a member of the Cornerstone Society inspires others to consider a similar gift.

If you have an interest in learning more about the Cornerstone Society and how you can make a gift to the School that will last a lifetime, please contact Elena Caccavale in the Advancement Office at advancement@ndnj.org.

MATCHING GIFT OPPORTUNITIES

Matching Gifts significantly increase the value of your annual gift to Notre Dame. Thousands of companies will match gifts to secondary schools. If your employer participates in a matching gift program, please include their matching gift form with your annual contribution to The Fund for Notre Dame. Your matched gift will double or in some cases triple your contribution to Notre Dame High School.

If you have any questions please contact Elena Caccavale, Director of Annual Giving at caccavale@ndnj.org. Notre Dame EIN# 21-0696407

The following corporations contributed a matching gift to The Fund for Notre Dame

Abbott Fund

Matching Grant Plan

Adobe Systems

AT&T

Bank of America Foundation

Barclays Educational Gift

Matching Program

BlackRock

Bristol-Myers Squibb

Carey

Cisco Systems Inc.

Comcast NBC Universal

CVS Health

Deutsche Bank

Americas Foundation

Excelon Corporation

General Electric

Goldman Sachs & Co.

Horizon Foundation for New Jersey

IQVIA

Johnson & Johnson

Family of Companies

Jones Lang La Salle

Merck Partnership for Giving

NJM Insurance Group

NRG Energy, Inc.

Optum/UnitedHealth Group

PSE&G Foundation

Regeneron

S&P Global Market Intelligence

TE Connectivity Ltd.

Verizon Foundation

Wakefern Food Corp.

Warner Bros. Discovery

TRIBUTE GIFTS

A gift in honor or memory of a loved one or faculty/staff member can be a very meaningful way to contribute to Notre Dame High School. Honorary and memorial gifts are directed to The Fund for Notre Dame. You also may decide to designate the donation to a more specific area, for example tuition assistance, athletics or faculty and professional development.

IN HONOR OF

Nicholas Ahlers ’24

Marisa Anderson ’16

Cindy Bannon

Aaron Bartuska ’16

Ciara Bates ’24

Hope Brennan ’92 Bauch

Andrew Brenner ’00

Christopher Brenner

David Brenner ’92

Melissa Brenner ’98

Julie Campo

Gabriel Czarnecki ’24

Elizabeth DiVirgilio ’26

Sonny Durkin ’24

Mary Mason ’02 Ellsworth

Madison Fajardo ’26

Max Foley ’24

Maya Foley ’26

Marcel Girkhovskiy ’26

The Gominiak Family

Emilia Gonzalez ’24

Matthew Greeley

Rebecca Guglielmo ’25

Daniel Haas ’24

Emily Haas ’17

Julia Haas ’21

Sara Haas ’19

Sami Hage ’26

Karina Haywood, RSM

Daisy and Edward Inman

Mary Liz Fitzpatrick ’72 Ivins

Mary Carlin ’75 Komjathy

Susan Krempasky

Jack McHugh ’26

John Merluse ’24

Robin Moceri

Reagan O’Mara ’25

Lois Omland

Ryan Palmieri ’25

Dylan Peters ’24

Simone Pettit ’26

Gabrielle Pie’ ’24

Matthew Proll ’24

Charlie Raymond ’27

Anthony Razzano ’16

Cynthia Sabogal

Gregory Schafer

Tatiana Staci ’25

Mark Stephan ’05

Kellyanne Gorman ’87 Stewart

James Treacy

Mary Katherine Ward ’14

Richard Ward ’13

Diane Wargo

Peggy Calamia ’75 Wroblewski

The Class of 1968

The Class of 1974

The Class of 1975

The Class of 2024

The Class of 2025

The Class of 2026

IN MEMORY OF

Alexander Bartolino

Nora Boronkay ’07

Erin Christian ’09

Sheri Inman ’88 Eastman

J. Michael Fiorello, MD

Carolyn Graham

Christopher Hayman ’90

Marsha Labowicz ’65

Patricia Leoniec ’66

Robert McCloskey, Jr. ’61

Robert Nitti ’69

Elaine Abbott ’64 Petito

Michele Harney ’75 Robak

Ronald Sielski ’62

David Starling

Mathilde "Tildy" Stettler

Joseph Sweeney ’67

William Swyer ’64

Daniel Tatum ’11

Samuel Tatum, Jr.

John Wasko ’67

Joseph Wyers ’65

Deceased Members of The Class of 1983

THE FUND for Notre Dame

NOTRE DAME OFFERS THE FOLLOWING SCHOLARSHIPS TO INCOMING STUDENTS

A variety of Notre Dame High School Scholarships are awarded to incoming freshmen who have excellent academic history, demonstrated a steadfast commitment to their community and have proven outstanding character and leadership qualities through their extra-curricular activities. Thank you to all of the donors who helped make this possible.

THE FITZPATRICK FAMILY MERIT SCHOLARSHIP

One full-tuition scholarship per year for four years.

THE MARY ANN LIPTAK MERIT SCHOLARSHIP

One half-tuition scholarship per year for four years.

PRESIDENT’S MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS

Four scholarships of $5,000 per year for four years.

PRINCIPAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS

Four scholarships of $2,500 per year.

ANNA MARIA CARELLA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

One $1,000 scholarship awarded annually.

FRUSCIONE FOUNDATION / THE FATHER TIMOTHY CAPWELL SCHOLARSHIP

One scholarship of $10,000 per year for four years.

One scholarship of $2,500 per year for four years.

CAROLYN ASHTON GRAHAM

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

$1,000 scholarships awarded annually for four years.

IRISH SPIRIT SCHOLARSHIP

$1,000 scholarships awarded annually for four years.

VINCENT J. MANGINI ’86

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

$1,000 scholarship awarded annually for four years.

ELIZABETH MCLEOD ’79

MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

One-third tuition per year for three years.

For

CHAPPY AND ELSIE MOORE FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP

Two $2,000 scholarships awarded annually for four years.

SISTER JOSITA O’HARA SCHOLARSHIP

$1,000 scholarships awarded annually for four years.

THE ANTHONY AND PIA PAUL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Two $2,500 scholarships awarded annually for four years.

DANIEL C. TATUM ’11 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS

One $1,000 scholarship awarded annually for four years.

One $2,500 scholarship awarded annually for three years.

CHARACTER AND SERVICE AWARDS

$1,000 one-time award.

CLASS OF 2024 ALUMNI AWARD

$1,000 one-time award.

MERCY TUITION ASSISTANCE SCHOLARSHIPS (MTAF)

Two full-tuition scholarships per year for four years.

Recipients of the MTAF are students from an underserved population in the greater Trenton area who:

✢ demonstrate an outstanding financial need based on their submission of the FACTS financial aid application

✢ embrace the Mercy Core Values established by the Sisters of Mercy and can demonstrate that in their daily life

✢ maintain a B average.

ADVANCEMENT HIGHLIGHTS

AUCTION COMMITTEE

Sara Albers

Carmen Benitez

Erin Benjamin

Elena Caccavale

Stacey Capasso

Michelle Federigo

Danielle Rotondo ’88 Gill

Erin Pinder Hering

Melissa Klish

Tracey Lakatos

Jen Moog

Tabitha Peters

Cyndi Primerano

Jennifer Rhodes

April Sudol

Lisa Werdal

The Spring Fling, our largest fundraising event, was an incredible success. Thanks to the generosity and support of our community, we raised an incredible $75,000. These funds will have a profound impact on Notre Dame, enabling us to maintain and enhance our programs and facilities for our students, support our dedicated faculty, and further our mission of providing an affordable Catholic education.

In recent years, contributions from the Spring Fling have allowed us to renovate our art studios, Campus Ministry Suite, and Nolan Field bleachers, as well as establish our Learning Lab and fund Merit Scholarships. The proceeds from this year’s Auction have gone toward additional professional development for our Faculty.

A SINCERE THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING SPONSORS:

PLATINUM SPONSORS

The Albers Family

The Schlosser Family

SILVER SPONSORS

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices / Fox & Roach, Realtors / Donna Murray

BSN Sports

Colonial Airstream and RV / The Lenzo Family

Commercial Cleaning

DMALLS LLC

The Frith Family

Hamilton Building Supply

Highbar Boutique /Jill and Gerry Wargo

Hotel LBI

The McDermott Family

The Mainland

The Moreno Family

Elizabeth Parolski ’06

The Peters Family

Kelly and Rick Polgar

The Primerano Family

Stout’s Transportation

FAMILY SPONSORS

The Chuderewicz Family

F.I.S.H. Clothing Ltd.

The Lowery Family

The Rossi Family

Screamin' Hill Brewery / The Jones Family

SAVE THE DATE for the 2025 Spring Fling Saturday, March 22, 6:00 p.m. at the Trenton Country Club

OUR ANNUAL DAY OF GIVING WAS HELD ON FRIDAY, MARCH 15.

What a Day it was! We raised $99,000 for The Fund for Notre Dame. The Fund raises money that is essential to the school’s daily operations and fills the gap between tuition and the actual cost of educating a student. Be assured that your generosity makes a significant impact at Notre Dame. Participation at all levels makes a difference.

We are always seeking Alumni Ambassadors. If you are interested in being a part of the Day of Giving team, no matter where you live, we can use your help. Email Elena Caccavale at caccavale@ndnj.org. Any and all help is needed and appreciated.

For the 2024–2025 school year, our Day of Giving will be held Tuesday, December 3.

36th Annual GOLF CLASSIC

Thank you to the 125 golfers who joined us at Cherry Valley Country Club on October 30, to support Notre Dame’s tuition assistance program. Thanks to your generosity and support, we successfully raised $28,000. This remarkable contribution will play a crucial role in providing financial resources to students, enabling them to access the outstanding education offered at Notre Dame. A special thank you to our sponsors for making this event possible.

CORPORATE SPONSORS

Bendas Landscaping

Commercial Cleaning

Stout’s Transportation

Trenton Roofing and Siding

TD Bank

William Penn Bank

LUNCH SPONSORS

Connect One

FACTS

F.I.S.H. Clothing Ltd.

JCL Financial Services

COCKTAIL RECEPTION SPONSORS

Lombardo Electric

Peter J. Russo Insurance

BEVERAGE SPONSORS

DanMor Mechanical

McCabe Concrete Foundations Inc.

PUTTING SPONSORS

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices / Fox & Roach, Realtors / Donna Murray

SPOTLIGHT ON ADVANCEMENT EVENTS 2023-2024

ALUMNI HOMECOMING [top left]

On October 13, over 200 ND alumni and family members came out to reconnect and cheer on the Irish as we beat Delran at Homecoming.

MEMORIAL MASS

On November 5, the Notre Dame community gathered in the Chapel to memorialize our departed alumni, faculty and staff. The names of those who passed since our last Mass were read aloud and a slide show of yearbook photos ran on monitors throughout the afternoon.

HANDBAG BINGO/CASH BINGO

BINGO is always a sell-out. Ladies and a few gentlemen gathered in the Student Center on November 17 and February 9 for fun and games.

THANKSGIVING

LITURGY [bottom right]

On November 22, the Notre Dame community welcomed our alumni back to campus to join us as we celebrated Thanksgiving Liturgy. Over 150 alumni visited with us to give thanks for all of God's blessings.

ALUMNI SOCCER GAME [top right]

On November 22, we welcomed 85 of our soccer and field hockey alumni for an informal game on the turf. It was a great way to spend a few hours together with former classmates and friends before Thanksgiving.

GRANDPARENTS DAY [bottom left]

On April 11, we welcomed back our grandparents. Over 300 grandparents joined us for Mass and breakfast with their grandchildren. They always have such a lovely time and never want to go home.

ALUMNI

2024 ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME

On May 18, 200 of our alumni and friends gathered at Mercer Oaks to honor the following individuals for their outstanding athletic achievements. This year’s honorees were:

INDIVIDUALS

Christopher Arnao ’04

Timothy Challender ’90

Robert Colavita ’62

Louis “Gigi” Gibilisco, Jr. ’07

Brian Hawkins ’15

Diane Kelly ’84

Steve Reid ’73

Duane Robinson ’86

Cheri Wilkerson ’82 Syphrett

Alexandra Tomlinson ’07 Thayres

Steven Twamley ’83

Jain Ja Williams ’99

TEAMS

2006/2007 Softball

2009 Boys Golf

COACH

Robert Jaroni (In Memoriam)

SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR

Beverly Klek

SPECIAL MEDIA CONTRIBUTORS

George O’Gorman (In Memoriam)

Joseph O’Gorman Jr. ’64

Nominations are now open for the Athletic Hall of Fame in 2026. Please visit the website to submit your nomination.

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SCHOOL Leadership 2023–2024

ADMINISTRATION

Kenneth Jennings

President

Michele Martinez

Principal

Donna Macciachara

Vice President

Finance and Operations

Laura Sarubbi

Vice President

Enrollment Management

Lindsey Stansfield

Vice President of Communications and Marketing

Eleanor MacIsaac

Assistant Principal for Student Life

Nate Webber

Assistant Principal for Curriculum and Instruction and Athletic Director

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

Richard Smith, Chair*

Brian J. Duff ’89 *

Suzanne Eberhard*

Mary Mason ’02 Ellsworth

Molly Foley

Donald Haas

Kenneth Jennings*

Donna Macciachera

Michele Martinez

James O’Boyle, III

Jeffrey Pawar

Cynthia Persichilli

James Primerano, Jr. ’93

Karen O’Keefe ’87 Rauscher

Laura Sarubbi

Charisse West ’85 Smith, PhD*

Timothy Stout ’92*

John Tattory ’83*

John Varghese

*Executive CommitteeBOARD COMMITTEES

BOARD COMMITTEES ADVANCEMENT

James O’Boyle, III, Chair

Kenneth Jennings, Holder

Elena Caccavale

Tara Dibari

Mary Mason ’02 Ellsworth

Molly Foley

Paris Inman ’83

Bonnie Clawson ’96 Milecki

Lisa Pisano

Joseph Pratico ’06

Peggy Calamia ’75 Wroblewski

CATHOLIC MISSION and ENHANCEMENT

Cynthia Persichilli, Chair

Tracey Reed, Holder

Janine Scimeca ’84 Corgan

Matthew Greeley

Richard Hobson

Ellieen Ingbritsen, EdD

Kenneth Jennings

Michele Martinez

Reverend Jason Parzynski

DIVERSITY

Charisse West ’85 Smith, PhD, Chair

Ellieen Ingbritsen, EdD, Holder

Joseph Abbondandolo

Mary Mason ’02 Ellsworth

Roberto Hernandez

Kenneth Jennings

Amber Lee

Brandice Marsh

Michele Martinez

Yesha Patel

Laura Sarubbi

Rick Smith

Nathan Webber

ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT and

MARKETING

Timothy Stout ’92, Chair

Laura Sarubbi, Holder

Donald Haas

Kenneth Jennings

Kristen Brauer ’14 Lloyd

Donna Murray

Karen O’Keefe ’87 Rauscher

Judy Rynkewicz

Macaire Thomas

FACILITIES

Jeffrey Pawar, Chair

Kenneth Jennings, Holder

Craig Coffey ’86

Donna Macciachera

Brian Malloy ’92

Ryan Marrone

Vincenzo Martorana ’80

John McHugh

Wayne Pietrini

Michael Reger ’86

FINANCE

John Tattory ’83, Chair

Donna Macciachera, Holder

Brian Ihlefeld

Kenneth Jennings

Mark Laccetti

Eileen Moran

James Okamura

Scott Rauscher ’87

Karen Troiano

Daniel Vilarelle

STRATEGIC PLANNING

Brian J. Duff ’89, Chair

Kenneth Jennings, Holder

Keith Deussing

Claudine R. English

Michele Martinez

Myron Tantum, Jr. ’75

Matthew Walsh ’09

John Zefutie, Jr. ’96

TECHNOLOGY

John Varghese, Chair

Dana Sudziarski, Holder

Marc Bandola ’06

James Black

Sean Campbell ’06

Janine Scimeca ’84 Corgan

Kenneth Jennings

Michael Knowles

Michele Martinez

Kurt Steege

Myron Tantum, Jr. ’75

Nathan Webber

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MEMORIAL MASS

November 3

HANDBAG BINGO

November 15

ALUMNI THANKSGIVING MASS

November 27

ALUMNI SOCCER GAME

November 27

DAY OF GIVING

New Date This Year December 3

CASH BINGO

February 7, 2025

SPRING FLING

NOTRE DAME AUCTION

March 22, 2025

Trenton Country Club

GRANDPARENTS DAY

April 16, 2025

HALL OF FAME

May 3, 2025

Mercer Oaks Golf Course

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