2019-2020 Pillars Magazine / Annual Report by Blessed Trinity Catholic High School

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PILLARS July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020

Dear Blessed Trinity Community, I would like to sincerely thank you for your generous support. Though this past 2019 - 2020 school year was unlike any other, I witnessed our Blessed Trinity community come together in support like never before and grow together in an abundance of grace and understanding. It is through your unwavering generosity that Blessed Trinity was able to keep our students at the forefront of excellence in Catholic education. This past year, your contributions allowed us to pivot to a virtual learning environment with minimal disruptions. Cameras were installed in classrooms for simultaneous virtual and in-person instruction, new energy efficient ionization units were installed within the HVAC system to improve air quality throughout our buildings, and our locker rooms, dance studio, and field house were all repainted with antimicrobial paint. Additionally, your generosity allowed us to upgrade the floors in our dance studio, complete phase one of new floor coverings, desks, and painting in our Theology classrooms, install new security cameras, complete the LED lighting project in all classrooms, and improve the landscaping at our Westwind Entrance to campus, among other facility enhancements. Furthermore, on May 20, 2020, we held our first-ever special day of giving which raised more than $40,000 in less than 24 hours. These funds provided financial support to many of our families in need, allowing them to continue to receive an excellent Blessed Trinity Catholic High School education. This was yet another example of our Blessed Trinity community coming together in a remarkable way. Two thousand and twenty marked a big milestone for our school as we celebrated 20 years! Blessed Trinity has grown significantly over the past two decades, particularly excelling in the areas of our schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s four pillars: spiritual formation, academic excellence, artistic sensibility, and athletic achievement. I am excited to see what the future holds for our students and our school community as we enter into our third decade of excellence. Again, thank you for your generosity and commitment to Blessed Trinity Catholic High School. I sincerely hope that we can count on your continued support for the 2020 - 2021 school year. May God bless you and your families. In Christ, Cathy Lancaster Principal

Table of Contents Financial Report……………………………………………….……..……….......................... 3 - 4 Feature Articles……………………………………………….……..………............................ 5 - 10

Online Learning Continues in Atlanta’s Catholic Schools

Blessed Trinity Provides Face Shields During COVID-19 Crisis

Faculty Spotlight: Jason Podhorez

Titan’s Tiny Home Project Complete

Dance Team Wins State Title

Best in State (Football 3x Champions)

Pillar Spotlights……………………………………………….……..………............................ 11 - 22

Spiritual Formation

Academic Excellence

Chris Rogge ‘09, Garrett Pacholl ‘20, Jamie DeWalt ‘20

Artistic Sensibility

Ben Hamrick ‘20, Ryan O’Donnell ‘20, Patrick Lamar ‘14

Javier Mina ‘22, Elena Franke ‘20, Gia Mongell ‘10

Athletic Achievement

Julie Lesser ‘12, Hannah Miniutti ‘21, James Bryant ‘20

Class of 2020 College Acceptances……………………………………………….……..…… 23 - 24 Blessed Trinity by the Numbers.……………………….……..………....………..………...... 25 Donor Publication…….…………..…………………………….………....…..………............ 26 - 36 Scholarships & Endowments…..……………………………….…….... …..………................ 37 - 39 GRACE Scholars Contributors…..…………………………..……..……….... …..………..... 40 Ways to Give…..………………………...……………………..….…….……....…..……….... 41

Financials Revenue

.2%

Total Tuition Revenue Tuition Tuition Assistance Fees Archdiocesan Financial Aid Subsidy Archdiocesan Construction Debt Subsidy Advancement Fine Arts Athletics Facility Rental, Spirit Store, Interest & Other Total Revenue

$11,612,355 12,597,670 -985,315 521,115 125,000 691,000 747,262 33,037 304,297 640,847

79.1% 85.8% -6.7% 3.5% 0.9% 4.7% 5.1% 0.2% 2.0% 4.4%

4.4%

5.1% 4.7% .9% 3.5%

$ 14,674,913

79.1%

Expenses Salaries and Benefits Facilities Instructional Materials Student Services Athletics Prof. Dev./Continuing Ed Advancement and Fund Raising Administrative Technology Construction Debt Reduction Depreciation Total Expenses

$ 9,440,234 1,078,896 227,158 550,429 385,366 16,880 57,179 248,924 272,947 591,000 1,600,878

65.2% 7.5% 1.6% 3.8% 2.7% 0.1% 0.4% 1.7% 1.9% 4.1% 11.0%

$ 14,469,891

4.1%

11%

1.9% 1.7% .4% .1% 2.7% 3.8% 1.6%

7.5% 65.2%

Advancement*

Athletics

Trinity Fund Restricted Donations Auction Commitment Cards Scholarship Donations Student Fundraiser

$ 593,862 79% 29,483 4% 31,925 4% 2,454 <1% 25,564 3% 63,975 9%

Total Advancement

$ 747,262

* The Advancement revenue numbers listed in this financial section do not exactly match the total listed in the Annual Report due to timing differences with the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fiscal year end close of June 30, 2020. Financial Reports included in the Annual Report are not the final audited reports.

Fine Arts

Membership Gate, Concessions, & Other Golf Tournament Ticket Sales

$ 107,005 35% 102,218 34%

Membership Theater Rental

$ 18,660 56% 14,377 44%

---95,074 31%

Total Fine Arts

$ 33,037

Total Athletics

$ 304,297

Cost to Educate Tuition

$ 15,063 12,700

Shortfall/Gap

$ 2,363

dollars are per student

Assets Cash & Cash Equivalents

2,162,387.54

Funds on Deposit with CENGI

9,714,776.26

Accounts Receivable, Net

114,332.04

Beneficial Interest in Assets Held by Foundation

1,411,545.82

Property and Equipment, Net

19,664,268.89

Other

528,786.20

Total Assets

33,596,096.75

Liabilities Accounts Payable & Accrued Expenses

1,212,624.89

Tuition & Fees, Received in Advance

3,401,051.90

Loan Payable

1,693,900.00

Note Payable, CENGI

12,499,999.94

Total Liabilities

18,807,576.73

Net Assets Without Donor Restrictions

9,449,294.97

With Donor Restrictions

5,339,225.05

Total Net Assets

14,788,520.02

Total Liabilities & Net Assets

33,596,096.75

Online Learning Continues in Atlanta Area Schools Published by the Georgia Bulletin April 2, 2020 ATLANTA–Blessed Trinity High School has been engaging in online learning since 2014. So, when COVID-19 hit and forced the school to close, it was prepared to shift to what the community refers to as “virtual days.” Beginning in 2014, the school scheduled “one or two virtual days each year to help us be better prepared for a year when we actually needed to operate virtual days unexpectedly, such as this year,” said Brian Marks, president of the Roswell high school. Since 2015, Blessed Trinity has been a one-to-one Chromebook school, meaning every student and teacher has the same type of Google operating laptops. The laptops include a microphone and camera. Students and teachers use programs such as Google Hangouts and Zoom for online learning. The school follows a block schedule, which has fewer classes per day for longer periods of time. Faculty, staff and administrators are available online during normal business hours to answer questions from students. “Although I firmly believed we were well prepared for virtual days, no one could have ever imagined that we would need to operate them for weeks,” said Marks. “I am proud of our students, parents, faculty, staff and administration for working together to make this unsettling time as close to typical school days as possible.” Online learning has become the new normal in Catholic schools since being closed on March 16 due to the coronavirus.“It’s amazing really how we’ve adapted,” said Dr. Diane Starkovich, superintendent of Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Atlanta.

Blessed Trinity Provides Face Shields During COVID-19 Crisis At the onset of the 2020 spring break, Matthew Stevens, a sophomore in the Robotics Club, contacted Mr. Michael Pham in the Theology Department with an opportunity for Blessed Trinity to assist during the COVID-19 crisis. The project was to print protective face shields for medical personnel working tirelessly during the pandemic. The group, 3DPPE (formed by a group of Wheeler High School students) established a website requesting volunteers to help print face shields or donate materials needed to produce the shields. Matthew took the lead to contact the organizers and inquire how Blessed Trinity could facilitate and ensure that the need was met. The 3DPPE asked if our school could print 300 face shields by April 15th! It was a tall order, but Mr. Pham met the challenge head on by using the six 3D Printers from the school’s STEAM Lab and got to work during Spring Break. “Using the print file supplied by 3DPPE, I printed 340 face shields in 4 days. Each print takes about an hour to complete, so I had the printers running nonstop for roughly 14 hours a day”, said Mr. Pham. After completing the order, Dr. Chris Hawkins, a teacher in the Business & Technology Department, delivered them to a 3DPPE representative. The face shields were then distributed to various places, including several local private practices, Kaiser Permanente, Publix, and a foundation in New York called the Asian New Life Foundation. Blessed Trinity continues to serve its community in new and innovative ways.

Faculty Spotlight Jason Podhorez Jason joined Blessed Trinity in 2003 after working at St. Pius X for four years.

When did Blessed Trinity begin practicing “virtual” and what challenges did you face initially? We started virtual days in the fall of 2014, following the January/February “snowmageddon” days. During “snowmageddon,” I actually spent the night at Blessed Trinity with my son! Later that school year we had to give up one of our scheduled holidays to make up for the extended time off due to weather, and I began to wonder and discuss with the principal, Mr. Moore, if it would be possible to avoid future extended weather closures by conducting school remotely. At that time we believed that we had everything we needed to provide some level of continuity and learning from off campus. Mr. Moore received Archdiocesan approval and we held our first virtual day in the fall of 2014. What is the biggest difference between when BT first did “virtual” and now? Our original idea of virtual days did not include any live instruction. We trained teachers on providing on-line activities, making pre-recorded instructional videos, etc., but at the time the technology was not available to hold live meetings. As our annual virtual days continued, we eventually had a few teachers dabble with live meetings, but most stayed away from it until 2020. What has been the biggest challenge for hosting “virtual days/months”? Our original challenge in 2014 was to make sure we had a way to connect with all of our students. This was largely mitigated by the introduction of Chromebooks and Google Classroom in 2015. While there were a few challenges with specific classes (how to hold an effective lesson for a PE or Dance class) and new technologies, overall the process has been surprisingly well received by everyone. What resources do you rely on to give Blessed Trinity the best “virtual experience”? By far the single greatest driving force behind the success of our virtual days has been our Google integration. Starting with the introduction of Chromebooks and Google Classroom in 2015 and continuing to Google “Hangouts” and Google Meet for live virtual classes, Google’s GSuite for Education has enabled teachers and students to collaborate and connect no matter where they are. What do you think are the best practices for a successful virtual experience? Communication is absolutely essential. In order to succeed virtually, the students and teachers as well as the administration and parents need to have strong communication foundations in place. Additionally, the teachers need to be willing to step outside of their comfort zone and experiment with new technology and even new teaching strategies to ensure they are able to deliver their instruction through new avenues. Will you share a fun fact about yourself that would surprise most people? I actually love to step out from behind the computer and do physical work! One of my favorite memories at Blessed Trinity was the time I spent working on the first Tiny Home that Blessed Trinity built from 2018 to 2019 and donated in 2020 to a homeless veteran.

Titans’ Tiny House Project Complete Published by the Georgia Bulletin January 9, 2020 ROSWELL—Students at Blessed Trinity High School recently completed construction of a tiny house. They began the project more than one year ago. The house measures just under 200-square feet. On a custom-built wheeled trailer, this home includes a sleeping loft for a king bed and a twin, a kitchen and a bathroom with a standup shower, along with a sitting area. The project was part of an effort by the Roswell school to weave several subjects into school projects, linking religion and the arts to engineering and technology. Students started from the bottom as they installed the floor on the trailer, nailed the upright studs then attached the plywood sheathing. They installed the roof rafters, learned safety techniques for handling new tools and received basic instructions on skills, such as using a tape measure or cutting wood. This project—a first for the school—grew out of an idea of the students in the fall of 2017 while learning about electrical circuits. The project was to wire a micro house on a computer. Students asked about moving from a virtual house to a real one. The tiny home is part of a minimalist living trend. For comparison, the average house in America is about 2,400 square feet, according to the Census Bureau. A recommendation during a recent accreditation of the Atlanta Archdiocese school system was to develop school projects, tying a school’s science, technology, religion, engineering, arts and mathematics curriculum together. It is known as STREAM. Beyond engineering, this project incorporates faith and the arts. The project—built with about $15,000 in donations—attracted students with diverse interests, from the robotics club to the fine arts students who added flair to the interior. The brawn of the football team came in handy to lift the shell of the house up on top of the trailer. Members of the St. Vincent de Paul campus chapter handled marketing the project to parents waiting in the car line. For the faith component, the goal was to give the finished house to a person in need, a veteran, if possible. Designs and videos from Tiny House Builder, a clearinghouse for the DIY (do it yourself) crowd with visions of downsizing, guided the students’ work. This project offered young women and men a taste of the construction trade. The school’s robotics club contributed many of the tiny house builders.

Dance Team Wins State Title On February 15, 2020, the Blessed Trinity Dance Team (BTDT) competed at Columbus State University for the GHSA Dance State Invitational Championship in two routines: Jazz and Pom. The team won first place in the Jazz category! They were among 54 coed or all-girl dance squads from around the state performing in jazz, high kick, hip hop and pom in the event’s second season. Competing dance teams include up to 20 eligible students and enter up to two routines to be judged that are no more than two minutes in length. Judges score routines on choreography, musicality, difficulty/transitions, technique, synchronization, staging/spacing and showmanship/overall visual effect. “They deserve this recognition and as a Coach, I could not be more proud of my entire team. I couldn’t ask for a better group of dancers to work with.” said Coach Amanda Ketcham. Ketcham indicated she is hoping for more next year when Dance is a sanctioned sport under GHSA. Congratulations BTDT for your GHSA 1st-place Jazz recognition!

Best In State Published by the North Fulton Neighbor December 16, 2019 It was a historic day for the Blessed Trinity football team as the program won its third-consecutive Georgia High School Association (GHSA) Class 4A state championship with a 17-14 victory over Oconee County at Georgia State Stadium in Atlanta Dec. 14. It’s the Titans third overall title and the 12th time in GHSA history that a school has won three-consecutive state championships. “It was a year that all of us learned a lot from the players,” Blessed Trinity head coach Tim McFarlin said. “There were no indications earlier in the year that we would play for a title but the growth and handling of close games this year was on the players. The senior class was amazing all year.” McFarlin also became the 14th head coach in GHSA history with four state titles, earning three with the Titans from 2017-19 and one with Roswell in 2006. “The state title was good for the school,” he said. “I don’t think about state titles as a group because each one stands out. Anytime you’re fortunate to play in the title game, you have to have good people around you committed to working with each other as a collective.” Blessed Trinity (14-1) was powered by a game-high 203 rushing yards and two touchdowns from Elijah Green. The Titans outgained the Warriors 342-168 in total yardage in the victory. The Titans were the top seed from Region 7AAAA and earned postseason victories against Troup, Baldwin, West Laurens and Woodward Academy to reach the state championship game.

SPIRITUAL FORMATION Ben Hamrick Class of 2020

Ben served as an altar server for Blessed Trinity’s all-school Masses. He is attending the University of Georgia and is majoring in business.

Why did you select Blessed Trinity Catholic High School? I selected Blessed Trinity Catholic High School because it was important for me to continue my education in a Catholic school. Blessed Trinity’s student body was a group of well-rounded young adults, and I noticed that students excelled in both academics and athletics. In addition, Blessed Trinity offered block scheduling, rigorous courses, and a program that prepares its students for college. Blessed Trinity provided many opportunities for everyone in the community and has faculty and staff that truly care for students. What role did being in a Catholic school play in your life? By being in a Catholic school, I had the privilege of being able to live my faith while receiving a quality education. Blessed Trinity helped shape me into who I am today and I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to attend BT for the past four years. How did Blessed Trinity Catholic High School help you develop and fortify your faith? Blessed Trinity’s religion classes and school masses helped me develop my faith. Having a religion course every semester enables students to deepen their understanding and belief in Christ. In addition, daily prayer, adoration, and confession helps students grow closer to Christ. Being in a Catholic environment makes it easy for students to learn more about their faith and show their faith throughout their time at school. Blessed Trinity instills many values within its students and shows them what it means to be a true Catholic. What is the biggest piece of advice that you would give to incoming students and freshmen? The biggest piece of advice I would give to incoming students and freshmen would be to get involved as soon as possible and focus on your work in your early years of high school. Your grades from freshman and sophomore year can really make or break your GPA when it is time to begin applying to colleges. What is your favorite Bible verse? My favorite Bible verse is Philippians 4:13 “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”

SPIRITUAL FORMATION Ryan O’Donnell Class of 2020

Ryan is the Vice President of the Class of 2020 and is a founder of the annual 9/11 Flag Memorial at Blessed Trinity. Ryan is attending the University of Georgia and is majoring in Biology.

What are some of your favorite memories from your time at Blessed Trinity? Blessed Trinity has not only offered me knowledge to take with me to college, but it has truly increased my sense of spirit. The home football games each Friday night were highlights of my week; the energy our crowd brings to the field is unmatched, and we are so thrilled to cheer on our Titans. From these Friday nights to the early Monday mornings going in for math help and a few laughs to brighten my day really rounded out some of my favorite moments as I walked the Blessed Trinity halls. The teachers do not realize how much they really change our lives, and for this I am so grateful. What was your favorite Theology class and why? My favorite Theology class was Apologetics. My knowledge of the Faith increased greatly during this course. I feel more prepared to face a non-Catholic school, as now I am able to back up my beliefs instead of simply stating them. Apologetics helps each student understand aspects of their faith in the “why” instead of the “what” which creates a clearer path to deeper faith. Tell us a little bit about your involvement in “spiritual life” on campus. I was deeply involved in many aspects of spiritual life at Blessed Trinity. I was a member and a leader for the Ignite Bible Study club and made a trip with this club to the Monastery sophomore year. I have been a Eucharistic Minister for my church and for the Blessed Trinity Masses each month which was a great blessing. I would frequently attend Wednesday morning masses which were in Latin, thus broadening my perception of the beauty of the Mass. I led a prayer group after school on Tuesdays in the chapel with a friend, as we led a few students in prayer and reflection. What is the biggest piece of advice that you would give to incoming students and freshmen? My biggest takeaway from being a student at Blessed Trinity is that failing is part of the experience, and one must simply pick themselves up and try again. When things feel overwhelming, a test seems too hard, a friend is giving you troubles, the most important thing is that you are true to yourself even through trials. Being resilient and strong will help you go further than anything else because you are able to stand up and try again instead of giving up.

SPIRITUAL FORMATION Patrick Lamar Class of 2014

Patrick graduated from the Georgia Institute of Technology with degrees in Business Administration and Finance. He is currently living in Atlantic Beach, Florida working as a Middle School Religion teacher at San Jose Catholic School in Jacksonville, Florida.

Why did you choose Blessed Trinity Catholic High School? I chose Blessed Trinity because of the school’s Catholic environment and because of their basketball program. What is your fondest memory from Blessed Trinity? One of my favorite memories includes singing “Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty” at the end of our school Masses (even though I am awful at singing!). Of course, I enjoyed all of my basketball games as well! What was your favorite memory from your Theology classes? Ravi Zacharias, a mainstream Protestant apologist, said in reference to the different religions of the world, “There are fundamental differences and, at best, there are superficial similarities.” I came to understand those differences and similarities better in our World Religions class taught by Mr. Morzen. Because of his class, I could converse better with people from different beliefs and come to understand why they act or think in a particular way. The way we act is, or at least should be, informed by what we believe. If we don’t act the way we believe, we don’t truly believe what we say we believe. More often than not, we have opinions and espouse indifferentism, which claims that there is no superior religion or philosophy. In this case, we really don’t have the supernatural virtue of faith. If you had to go back and do your high school experience all over again, what would you change and why? If I could go back, I may have tried more things in the Fine Arts department like joining the choir or drama clubs. I would have asked more girls on dates because, at the time, I think I was a bit too focused on sports and schoolwork. I would have also served at our school Masses. What are you doing to challenge yourself now that you are out of school? I am constantly challenging myself to avoid despairing about the current state of affairs in the world and in the Church; to love those in my life who bother me; to be courageous in doing His will; to know what action to take next; and to spread the faith. What book are you currently reading? Why did you choose this book? I am currently reading History of the Catholic Church by James Hitchcock and Baltimore Catechism in order to prepare to teach my students this upcoming school year.

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Chris Rogge Class of 2009

Chris graduated from Georgia College and State University in 2013 with a Nursing BSN. He later attended Duke University where he earned a Doctorate in Nurse Anesthesia Practice in August 2020. Chris currently lives in Durham, NC and works at Duke Regional Hospital.

How did Blessed Trinity prepare you for college and your career now? Blessed Trinity provides a great environment for all students. It was wonderful to be able to take various AP classes which gave me a great head start going into college. I was able to take many college level courses at BT, ranging from Chemistry to Music Theory. What is your fondest memory from Blessed Trinity? Performing as Sweeney Todd in the Spring Musical my senior year in 2009. What was the highlight of your academic career at Blessed Trinity? I have always had an interest in science, but I found a true passion for it in Mrs. Ward’s AP Chemistry class my senior year. It was definitely a challenge, but her class prepared me for many of my college science classes. In fact, many of the principles she taught in her class apply to the anesthesia field as well! I remembered many of the concepts because we were taught so well. I’m thankful for the excellent academic opportunities Blessed Trinity gave me. The lessons I learned at BT laid a solid foundation for me to pursue a career in nurse anesthesia. What is one thing you learned during your high school experience that still resonates with you today? I learned that being yourself is SO important. I really found a passion for the fine arts while in high school, and I’m glad that I stuck with it throughout my high school career. I have carried lessons from theater to many aspects of my life today. I am so thankful that Blessed Trinity gave me that great opportunity. What is the next item on your bucket list? What’s one thing you’ve checked off your bucket list? I have never traveled out of the country, and now that I have finished grad school I am ready to take a trip to Europe! (Once things settle down, of course). What book are you currently reading? Why did you choose this book? I didn’t get to read for fun much throughout my nurse anesthesia training, so it’s nice to be able to read for pleasure again! I’m currently reading Hamilton by Ron Chernow. I chose this book because of the musical, and I wanted to read the book that inspired one of my favorite Broadway shows.

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Garrett Pacholl Class of 2020

Garrett is the Valedictorian of the Class of 2020. He is attending the University of Notre Dame as a student in the Glynn Family Honors Program, majoring in Physics.

What clubs/teams/extra-curricular activities were you involved with while at BT? Some of the clubs and extracurricular activities I was involved in our Blessed Trinity’s chapters of the Latin Club and Habitat for Humanity. I also participated in Model United Nations and our school’s Chess Club. In addition, I was the science leader for Blessed Trinity’s tutoring organization, STARS Tutoring, during my junior and senior year. I was also president of our school’s chapter of the National English Honor Society, vice president of Mu Alpha Theta (our school’s chapter of the math honor society), and a member of National Honor Society. How has Blessed Trinity prepared you and challenged you academically? I think the most important way that Blessed Trinity challenged me was through the rigor of my classwork and homework. Not only did that help me learn much about a wide array of subjects, but it also helped me to become a more organized person, which will help significantly in college. I also learned how to balance my after-school life to make sure I had enough time to finish my homework, participate in my extra-curricular activities, and of course, get enough sleep. Learning how to manage my time effectively will come in handy in college and beyond. What are some of your favorite memories from your time at Blessed Trinity? What made my time at BT so special were the small things. My fondest memories of Blessed Trinity aren’t of big events or anything like that; rather, some of my favorite experiences were moments like doing a fun lab in AP Chemistry, debating seemingly trivial minutiae with my classmates in my calculus class, and animated discussions around the lunch table. What is the biggest piece of advice that you would give to incoming students and freshmen? One of the things I believe that many students take for granted, myself included at times, is getting enough sleep. I’ve realized that getting that extra bit of sleep instead of studying at a late hour is very helpful for remembering what you might need to know for a test or quiz. So, my biggest piece of advice for incoming students is to make sure that you get enough sleep. Of which accomplishment are you most proud? Being named the valedictorian of my class is definitely the achievement that I am the most proud of. What inspired me to achieve academically, though, was being the recipient of the Outstanding English 1 Student award my freshman year. Receiving this award motivated me to try my best regardless of how difficult the subject.

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Jamie DeWalt Class of 2020

Jamie is the Salutatorian of the Blessed Trinity Class of 2020. She is attending the University of Notre Dame and is majoring in Pre-med and Psychology.

Why did you select Blessed Trinity Catholic High School? I decided to attend Blessed Trinity because I was intrigued by the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s commitment to the areas of faith, academics, athletics, and the arts. I felt that BT was a place where everyone could find their niche, and the faculty and staff truly work to encourage every student to become involved in the school community in some way. I was really drawn to the particular sense of community that I had witnessed in tours and had heard about from current students and alumni. How do you think Blessed Trinity Catholic High School prepared you for the next phase of your academic journey (college and beyond)? Blessed Trinity has definitely prepared me for what I may encounter as I move onto college. The block schedule not only mirrors the course setup at most colleges, but the academic rigor that I chose to undertake has, I think, given me some practice for college-level courses. I have grown in my self-discipline, and I have also learned that I can challenge myself in my academics with the help and support of my teachers and the wonderful Guidance Department. The accessibility of the teachers and faculty to each and every student also encourages BT students to reach out when they need extra help, advice, or answers to questions they may have. This communication skill will be incredibly useful in college and beyond when interacting with professors, advisors, interviewers, and future bosses or coworkers. What is the biggest piece of advice that you would give to incoming students and freshmen? I would absolutely encourage incoming freshmen to get involved wherever they feel called. Freshman year is a great time to try out many new things, and who knows, you may find something unexpected that you excel at! From various sports teams, to the plethora of clubs, to the arts, to involvement in campus ministry, there are hundreds of ways to get involved in the BT community, and doing so will help you meet new people. Of which accomplishment are you most proud?Â I am most proud of receiving the distinction of Summa Cum Laude every semester of my high school career. As a student athlete and a member of other organizations outside of Blessed Trinity, my self-discipline skills were put to the test as I balanced all these areas of my life. Receiving this award at the end of each semester proved to me that the time management and organizational skills that I was learning from my high school experience were truly paying off in a positive way.

ARTISTIC SENSIBILITY Javier Mina Class of 2022

Javier is a Junior at Blessed Trinity. He is heavily involved in the Fine Arts Department. He has performed in Puffs the Play and Thoroughly Modern Millie and is an active member of the Blessed Trinitones.

Why did you select Blessed Trinity Catholic High School? I chose Blessed Trinity Catholic High School because of the variety of extra and co-curricular activities that it boasted. I felt a very welcoming and united community, and I couldn’t think of a better place to spend my high school years. What clubs/teams/extra-curricular activities have you been involved with while at BT? I have been a part of the Symphonic Band, Concert Choir, Trinitones, and the Tri-M National Honor Society, where I served as the Secretary in the 2019-2020 school year. I am a regular soloist in the Mass Choir, and I have been heavily involved in the Musical Theater troupe, as well. Outside of Fine Arts, I have been a member of the FBLA Chapter at Blessed Trinity, competing in Public Speaking. I serve as the Vice President of Competition this school year. Outside of Blessed Trinity, I have continued to train and grow as a performer even acquiring some professional gigs. I have also continued my martial arts training, and I am currently a certified black belt in Tae Kwon Do. What are your favorite classes in the Fine Arts Department? It is hard to name just one favorite, but Musical Theater Conservatory brilliantly encompasses the main three pillars of performance; acting, dancing, and singing. One of the best aspects of this course is the creative collaboration between Mrs. B, Mrs. Clift, and Mr. Godbee, three of my favorite teachers! Each of them are so vastly experienced and talented, and they have so much passion for their art form and students. What is the biggest piece of advice that you would give to incoming students and freshmen? Whether your calling is performing, like mine, or sports or anything else, I implore you to get involved and find your group of mutuals because those experiences and people are what you are going to cherish most about your time in high school. It is not always going to be easy or predictable, and you aren’t always going to get the lead role or make the team. A lot of the time you might not get the grade you expected on a quiz or a test, but you are going to learn and grow so much in such a short time; so, make sure you make the best of it by keeping your head up and staying positive. Also, find good friends to hold you up when things are hard and celebrate your achievements when they come, because I promise they will!

ARTISTIC SENSIBILITY Elena Franke Class of 2020

Elena was an active member of the Blessed Trinity Dance program and served as a school ambassador. She is attending the University of Georgia and is majoring in business and psychology.

What areas in the Fine Arts Department were you involved with as a student at BT? All things dance! Dance Company, Dance Team, National Honors Society for Dance Arts. How did your involvement in these areas enhance your overall high school experience? The dance department and dance team have brought some of the greatest people and friends into my life. Some of my most beloved memories from high school took place performing on the stage or basketball court, as well as rehearsing in the dance room. I honestly could not imagine what my high school experience would have looked like without dance somewhere in the picture. How did BT help you grow creatively and expand your talents? During my junior and senior year, Mrs. Clift and Mrs. Amanda gave me the opportunity to choreograph a few numbers for the dance company as well as the dance team. This was a really exciting experience because I was able to experience dance in another way than I had been for the past years. It was incredible to watch a vision in my head be brought to life by people on stage. What are some of your favorite memories from your time at Blessed Trinity? My favorite Blessed Trinity memories include Friday night football games, my junior year mission trip to Jamaica, and anytime I got to perform on the Blessed Trinity stage. What clubs/teams/extra-curricular activities were you involved with while at BT? Blessed Trinity Dance Company, Blessed Trinity Dance Team (Captain-Senior Year), Orientation Leader, Student Ambassador, National Honors Society (Treasurer-Senior year), National English Honors Society, Mu Alpha Theta and National Honors Society of Dance Arts. How do you think Blessed Trinity Catholic High School has prepared you for the next phase of your academic journey (college and beyond)? The teachers at Blessed Trinity truly care about each of their students both inside and outside of the classroom. BT has laid a firm and sturdy foundation, rooted in faith, for each of us to continue to build our lives on. I also know I can always reach out to my Blessed Trinity teachers in the future.

ARTISTIC SENSIBILITY Gia Mongell Class of 2010

Gia graduated from The Juilliard School with a BFA in Dance. She currently lives on the Upper Westside of Manhattan and works as a performing arts teacher and Director of The Commercial Dance Intensive (CDI) on location.

How did you grow creatively during your time with the Fine Arts Program at Blessed Trinity? Mrs. Clift really helped me find my own voice. I came from a classical ballet studio which gave me a strong technical foundation, but it was getting to dance and perform with other dancers from different studios—especially competition studios—that opened my eyes to a completely new realm. I truly feel that Blessed Trinity gave me the versatility that I needed to succeed in a professional environment. I learned to embrace the feeling that I wasn’t doing something totally right, and instead embrace the awkward/scary feeling of trying something new. Learning to master this is key to finding your own creativity—and through a larger lens, the key to living a great life! I was also given the opportunity to choreograph for the first time in a safe space, which then led me to feel empowered to choreograph in college, and now I choreograph as a professional. I am so grateful to the Blessed Trinity dance department for being such a loving, nurturing, and safe space for young dancers to push past their perceived limits. I came in as a ballerina bun head, and I left with a diversified portfolio, for which I am very grateful! If you could create your own course in high school, what would it be and why is it of interest to you? If I could create my own course in high school, it would be “The Creation Process of a Broadway Musical”. We would learn about auditioning (union vs. nonunion), producing, directing, choreography, lighting, set design, and all the in-between. Ideally, the course would also involve the band and chorus, and our final culmination would be the school musical at the end of the year! I say all of this because I think I am the only person I know of whose first time being in a musical was their Broadway Debut. I was too busy training after school to commit to an extracurricular of that magnitude. What are you doing to challenge yourself now that you are out of school? I am always trying to keep up on my craft. I am actually going back to school to get my MFA (Masters of Fine Arts) in dance performance, choreography, and teaching. What is the next item on your bucket list? What’s one thing you’ve checked off your bucket list? I have been lucky enough to check off quite a few bucket list items. I danced on Broadway with the show An American in Paris, performed in the 69th Tony Awards, and I was a vacation swing for the National Tour. I have also danced for the Metropolitan Opera and performed in Paris! There are still many more items I want to check!

ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENT Julie Lesser Class of 2012

Julie graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in Sports Management. She currently lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and works as a Senior Coordinator for Partner Strategy & Management for the Milwaukee Bucks.

Why did you choose Blessed Trinity Catholic High School? Quite honestly, I chose Blessed Trinity because my sister, Ellen Lesser, enrolled the year before me. I got to see and hear firsthand how much Ellen enjoyed the school both socially and academically. I also remember my sister always talking about the extracurricular activities, so I knew that I would have a plethora of opportunities if I chose to attend Blessed Trinity. How did Blessed Trinity prepare you for college and your career now? I would say that my true work ethic was formed during my time at Blessed Trinity—time management, hard work, and the importance of building relationships with both mentors and peers. These are all important life skills that have helped me succeed and that I still put to use each day. What is your fondest memory from Blessed Trinity? I would have to say all of senior year! I continued building friendships and making memories with people I’m still close with today! Also, I was the co-editor of the yearbook, so seeing the final product was definitely another highlight! What was your favorite on field/court moment? Although I only played volleyball at Blessed Trinity for two years, I can definitely say that the team-building aspect of it was overall my favorite memory! Team-building not only applies to sports, but it is also an important life lesson that applies to your general day to day life and work as well. If you had to go back and do your high school experience all over again, what would you change and why? If I could go back, I would get more involved in the different clubs that Blessed Trinity has to offer! Being in the work-force, I have learned how important it is to get out of your comfort zone. I have also learned the importance of meeting new people and getting to know folks of dissimilar mindsets, backgrounds, or beliefs. You can learn so much that you otherwise might not have had the opportunity to learn about before. What book are you currently reading? Why did you choose this book? I am currently reading Shoe Dog for our Bucks Book Club, and I am about to start Just Mercy.

ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENT Hannah Miniutti Class of 2021

Hannah is a Senior at Blessed Trinity. She is a member of the Cross Country and Track & Field teams. Hannah won the Girls Cross Country State Championship in 2019 and was named Gatorade Georgia Cross Country Runner of the Year.

Why is being involved in the Athletics Program important to you? Being involved in the Athletics Program is very important to me as it has allowed me to meet some of my closest friends, as well to reach my goals as a runner. How has the Sports Leader Program helped you develop as an athlete? The Sports Leader Program has allowed me to strive towards being the best version of myself. It sets a great example for athletes on how to handle various situations and what attitude to adopt in order to succeed. What has been your greatest personal athletic achievement/development thus far? Personally, my greatest athletic achievement was being named the Georgia Cross Country Gatorade Player of the Year. What is your favorite memory of your team? One of my favorite memories with my team would have to be our time spent together in Boulder Creek, Colorado my sophomore year. We would spend our time there taking ice baths, playing ultimate frisbee, and going for hikes. How do you think Blessed Trinity Catholic High School has prepared you for the next phase of your academic journey (college and beyond)? Blessed Trinity has prepared me very well for the next phase of my academic journey. I have been able to expand my knowledge in a multitude of different subjects throughout high school which has led me to grow stronger as a student, thus preparing me for the future. What is the biggest piece of advice that you would give to incoming students and freshmen? I would say to make sure you always stay on top of your work. Although it may be tough at times, it will allow you to spend more necessary time on various assignments rather than rushing at the last minute. Not only will this improve your grades, but it will also lower your stress drastically.

ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENT James Bryant Class of 2020

James earned varsity letters in football, basketball, tennis and track & field during his time at Blessed Trinity. He is attending the United States Air Force Academy where he is majoring in Management and playing football.

What clubs/teams/extra-curricular activities were you involved with while at BT? During my time at Blessed Trinity, I was on the football, basketball, tennis, and track teams. What are some of your favorite memories from your time at Blessed Trinity? A definite highlight of my time at BT was winning the State Championship in football (three times), as well as, our football team trip to Savannah. How has the Sports Leader Program helped you develop as an athlete? The Sports Leader Program was great for my teammates and myself. It really helped us appreciate what was going on in our lives and use the tools to guide us in living a more virtuous life. Why is being involved in the Athletic Program important to you? The athletic program was a huge part of my life during all four years of high school. I played a sport every season of high school and never went home before 5:30pm any day. It helped me form so many lasting friendships. Competing for BT was such a highlight of my time there! What has been your greatest personal athletic achievement/development thus far? My greatest personal athletic achievement was winning and starting on a three-time State Champion football team. I also hold three or four school records for football which is pretty cool. How do you think Blessed Trinity Catholic High School has prepared you for the next phase of your academic journey (college and beyond)? BT did a great job academically preparing me because I know how to manage my time effectively. The more challenging classes definitely prepared me for the tougher courses I will face in college. What is the biggest piece of advice that you would give to incoming students and freshmen? I would say make sure you enjoy your time and savor the moment. High school goes by so fast and you don’t realize how fast it moves until its over. Enjoy it as much as possible.

Class of 2020 College Acceptance List Agnes Scott College Alabama A&M University University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) The University of Alabama Appalachian State University Aquinas College - Grand Rapids The University of Arizona Auburn University Auburn University at Montgomery Augusta University Ave Maria University Ball State University Baylor University Bellarmine University Belmont University Benedictine College Berry College Birmingham Southern College Boston College Boston University University of California-Irvine Carnegie Mellon University Case Western Reserve University Catholic University of America University of Central Florida University of Central Missouri Centre College College of Charleston University of Cincinnati-Main Campus City College of New York CUNY Clemson University College of Coastal Georgia University of Colorado Boulder Colorado School of Mines Colorado State University-Fort Collins Columbia College Chicago Columbus State University University of Dayton Dean College University of Denver Drexel University East Carolina University Eastern Kentucky University

Eckerd College Elon University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Daytona Beach Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Worldwide Emerson College Emory University Flagler College-St Augustine Florida Atlantic University Florida Institute of Technology Florida Southern College Florida State University University of Florida Fordham University Franciscan University of Steubenville Full Sail University Furman University George Mason University Georgetown University Georgia College - Milledgeville Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus Georgia Southern University Georgia State University University of Georgia Gonzaga University Gwinnett Technical College Hampton University College of the Holy Cross Howard University Indiana University-Bloomington Iowa Wesleyan University University of Iowa Jacksonville State University Jacksonville University Kennesaw State University University of Kentucky Knox College LaGrange College Lake Forest College Le Moyne College Lehigh University Lehman College of the CUNY Liberty University Louisiana State University Loyola Marymount University Loyola University Chicago

Marist College Marquette University University of Maryland-College Park University of Massachusetts-Amherst Mercer University Miami University-Oxford University of Miami Michigan State University University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Middle Georgia State University Middle Tennessee State University University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Mississippi State University University of Mississippi University of Missouri-Columbia Montana State University Morehouse College Nazareth College University of Nebraska-Lincoln University of North Carolina at Asheville The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The University of North Carolina at Greensboro The University of North Carolina at Pembroke North Carolina Central University North Carolina State University at Raleigh University of North Florida University of North Georgia Northwest Florida State College University of Notre Dame Oglethorpe University Oklahoma State University-Main Campus University of Oklahoma-Norman Campus Oxford College of Emory University Pennsylvania State University Pensacola State College Piedmont College Plymouth State University University of Portland Purdue University-Main Campus Queens College of the CUNY Rhodes College University of Richmond Rollins College Rutgers University-New Brunswick Saint Louis University

Saint Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s College Samford University University of San Diego Savannah College of Art and Design Seton Hall University Sewanee: The University of the South University of South Carolina-Columbia University of South Florida Southeast Missouri State University University of Southern California University of Southern Maine Southern Methodist University St. Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s University Stetson University Stonehill College Tallahassee Community College The University of Tampa Temple University The University of Tennessee-Knoxville Texas A&M University Texas Christian University The University of Texas at Austin The Ohio State University Tulane University of Louisiana Union University United States Air Force Academy United States Military Academy United States Naval Academy University of Oregon University of Utah Valdosta State University Vanderbilt University Villanova University Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia Tech University of Virginia-Main Campus Wake Forest University University of Washington, Seattle The University of West Florida The University of West Georgia Western Carolina University Winthrop University Wofford College Xavier University Young Harris College

Blessed Trinity By The Numbers

975

ACRES

STUDENTS

AP COURSES

$12,700

$1,176,408

TUITION

AWARDED FINANCIAL AID

121

FACULTY & STAFF

3,483

FACULTY & STAFF WITH ADVANCED DEGREES

ALUMNI

CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS

STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

4,235

HOUSE POINTS

LASALLE: 510 SETON: 589 VIANNEY: 465 XAVIER: 497

AQUINAS: 522 DANTE: 673 (HOUSE OF THE YEAR!) GORETTI: 512 KOLBE: 467

The Trinity Fund Donor Publication Providing Resources for Blessed Trinityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Third Decade of Excellence

Archbishop Donoghue Founder’s Society

Honoring those whose cumulative lifetime giving totals $100,000 or more. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Burkett Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Cote Mr. and Mrs. William D. Flatt Mr. and Mrs. Rick Franke Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Good Mr. and Mrs. David P. Hayford The Joseph Family Mr. Jim^ and Dr. Beth Judson^ Mr. and Mrs. Tim Kemper Mr. and Mrs. John Luckett Mr. and Mrs. Curt Morgan

Legacy Society

Principal’s Society

($50,000+) ($5,000 - $9,999) Rick & Monica Franke and Family Michael and Amelie Bagwell Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Bataillon The Burkett Family

Leadership Society

($25,000 -$49,999) The Joseph Family Mr. and Mrs. John R. Luckett Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Walsh

Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Chesnutt

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Cole Mr. and Mrs. Darin Collier Conrads Family Education Fund Catholic Foundation of N GA Mr. & Mrs. Dean Della Bernarda

Doug and Aimee Foley Mr. and Mrs. James Franchi Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Holzgrefe President’s Society Pat and Heather Jones ($10,000 - $24,999) Kimberly-Clark Foundation Anonymous The McGlynn Family Mr. Vincent E. Baker, Jr. & Family Mr. and Mrs. Kurt F. Miller Domain Capital Advisors, LLC Michael and Charlotte Sebesta Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eatz Mr. and Mrs. Francis Shappard Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thiebaut Willilam B. Orkin Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Turner Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sherrill Timothy and Jean Wright Ms. Dorothy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Stokes Mr. and Mrs. Michael Strawn Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Vice Mr. and Mrs. William Werkheiser

Donors who have contributed each year for the last four years are italicized to highlight consistent giving ^Deceased

Shield Society

($2,500 - $4,999) Mr. Paul C. Abrams ‘19 Mrs. and Mr. Rhiannon Adams Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alderman Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Baker Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Banks Dr. and Mrs. William Benedict Michael and Kimberly Biggs Mr. and Mrs. Mark Buelow Mr. & Mrs. Mike Burgiss Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Buursema Mr. and Mrs. M. Todd Byars Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Mr. and Mrs. Steve Clemente Tommy and Paige Conner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Contrucci Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Cote Mr. and Mrs. John P. Crisanti Mr. and Mrs. David Dabbs Delta Air Lines Foundation Gregory and Francine Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Erbs General Electric Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Hershberger Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Brad Hope Mr. Donald E. Huffner Jr. Intercontinental Exchange Matching Gifts Program

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Jacobs Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Chris and Sara Lamon Mr. John Lange Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Leach Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lusk Tony and Shari Martin Merck Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Michaud Mr. and Mrs. Anthony N. Muller Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Navarro Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Dave Olivieri Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pacer The Pearce Family Ms. Caroline Preston Dr. and Mrs. Eric Pryor Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Sims Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sutterfield Mr. Richard T. Turner Jr. ‘11 Mark Donald Uebelacker Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Vick Mr. and Mrs. Steven Z. Walters

Young Alumni Leadership Society

For the first 15 years after graduation, young alumni have the opportunity to join the Young Alumni Leadership Society by making incremental gifts at a leadership level. This program allows young alumni to gradually increase their giving during the first 15 years after graduating Blessed Trinity. 0-5 years since graduation $250+ 6-10 years since graduation $500+ 11-15 years since graduation $1,000+

Mr. Paul C. Abrams ‘19 Mr. E. Daniel Guigou ‘05 Mrs. Laura B. Guigou ‘05 Ms. Sarah V. Jensen ‘18 Ms. Kathleen O’Donnell ‘19 Mr. Nikulaus G. Pujals ‘17 Mr. Richard T. Turner Jr. ‘11

Titan Circle ($1,000 - $2,499)

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Philip Agcaoili The Anderson Family Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Aquino Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Baiamonte Mr. and Mrs. Diego Ballesteros Mr. and Mrs. Preston Bazemore Robert and Ana Bond Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Bracken II Dr. and Mrs. Henry Bradford Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Buzzard Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Callahan Tom and Kristi Cassell Mr. and Mrs. Randy Chauvin Mr. and Mrs. Fernando J. Chavarria Cherokee Town and Country Club The Coca-Cola Foundation Matching Gifts Program Dan and Dianne Cole Mr. and Mrs. David Combs Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Conkin Mr. and Mrs. Matt Cowan Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jason Daumeyer Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dewalt Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Dupont Mr. and Mrs. Hicham Elhassani Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Findlay Dr. and Mrs. James Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Gasper Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Granger David and Leslie Griffin Mr. and Mrs. E. Daniel Guigou ‘05 John and Louise Hamrick Ms. Catherine Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hanson Jamie and Nancy Hernan Mr. and Mrs. Sean Hynes InspireDesigns - Mrs. Sherri Murphy Ivy Lane Boutique - Mrs. Julie Turner Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jardina Dr. and Dr. Michael Jurgens Kim and Mike Kaluba Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kler Knights of Columbus/Council #8376 The Lankie Family Michael and Desha LeDuc Mr. and Ms. Derick Lindo Mr. and Mrs. Matt Lohman Two Long and Ms. Kathryn Long Charles and Stephanie Mains Sarah and Jeff Mandell Mr. and Mrs. David Mariner Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Maust II Max Gruver Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. A. Spencer McManes Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McSherry Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Miller Mr. and Mrs. Marc Miller Mr. and Mrs. David Mowrey

Mrs. Jill Muir and Family Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Murray Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nealis Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nee Once For All, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan W. O’Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Mark Patsy Picture Perfect Photography, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Pitser Publix Super Markets, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Regitz The Rodriguez Family Mr. and Mrs. Pedro M. Rossello Mr. and Mrs. John Rothering Ms. Susan Schafer Mr. and Mrs. David Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Showalter Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shu Mr. and Mrs. Brian Smith Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Sobieski Mr. and Dr. Rodney Spring Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Strawn SunTrust Foundation Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. James Treible Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Tulley Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Turner Sr. Suzanne and Rick Van de Water Virtus Investment Partners Charitable Gift Fund VMWare Mr. and Mrs. John Weir Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Weiss Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program The Whalen Family Ms. Eileen White Mr. and Mrs. William Wood Mr. and Mrs. Stephano Zaccagnino Mr. and Mrs. Tom Zacharias

Green & Gold Circle ($500 - $999)

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Adams Mr. Matthew and Dr. Stephanie Adrian Mr. and Mrs. Todd Albee Tim and Susan Baur Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Bentley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Betz Ms. Lisa Blume Ms. Kathryn Bobar Mr. and Mrs. Bragg Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Ross Broderson Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cabrera Mr. and Mrs. Michael Caddell Mr. and Mrs. Milo Cantu Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carlton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Clements Dr. and Mrs. Robert Coleman H. Keith and Lauren Cook Mr. and Mrs. David Cotter Dr. Susanna Craddock Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cressman

The Crisafi Family The Damas Family Dr. and Mrs. Royden Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dixon DonateWell The Doorley Family Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Dougherty ‘06 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dyches Mr. and Mrs. Brian Eatz Mr. and Dr. Shawn Edwards Mr. Daniel Ethridge Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Falberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferrante Mike and Janice Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Franke Fr. Robert Frederick Jimmy and Lisa French John and Cara Friedline Mr. and Mrs. Creighton Frommer The Garcia Family Jon and Cindy George Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Griffin Vern and Kim Hakes Art and Lynn Hamfeldt Mr. and Mrs. Elie Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Greg Heller Mr. and Mrs. Michael Henry Mr. and Mrs. Jason E. Hudson Insperity Mr. and Mrs. Jon Jaskwhich Steven and Wendy Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Javier Jimenez Mr. and Mrs. Basil Karampelas Mr. and Mrs. Rich Kernan KeyBank Foundation Gail Holbrook and Mike Kopp Mr. and Mrs. John A. Leslie Lexis Nexis Risk Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lickovitch Mr. and Mrs. Damon Limberis Mr. and Mrs. Sean MacKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marcoccio Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Todd Meadows Mr. and Mrs. Todd Michals Mr. Charles E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moran Morgan Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mutsch Ann and Brandon Nelson Network For Good Brian and Krystal Norris Mr. and Mrs. Gregorio Odivilas The Opitz Family Jeff and Melissa Osborne Mr. Joshua D. Oshinski Mr. and Mrs. Lance Parker Mr. and Mrs. Stewart O. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peters Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pickell Janeen & Marc Potter Mr. and Mrs. Felipe Ramirez Dr. and Dr. TJ Reilly Michael and Marilyn Reither

Jamie and Elizabeth Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Michael Roth Mr. Thomas Ryan SAP Software Solutions Dr. and Mrs. Brian Seng Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shank Mr. and Mrs. Darren Sonderman Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Spak Jeff and Jeannie Stokes Mr. and Mrs. Michael Strakes Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Swift Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Szomjassy Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Testerman Mr. and Mrs. Widianto Tjokroamidjojo The Toland Family Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Tolcher Mr. and Ms. Geoff Tremayne Ryan and Kelly Voisey VOYA Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Waldrop Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Waller Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Weber Mr. Douglas Williams Ms. Shawn Wroblewski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yates Sr. YourCause LLC

Friends of Blessed Trinity ($1 - $499)

Anonymous (8) Agile Sports Technologies dba HUDL Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ahr Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ahrens Mr. and Mrs. P. Andrew Alford Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Allegri Mr. and Mrs. Michael Allen Ms. Karen Allsteadt Mrs. and Mr. Meredith Ammons Jeff and Beth Anderson Nicholas Anderson ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Armas Mr. and Mrs. Jay Arneson Libbie and Mike Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ashton Assurant Foundation Ryan Attaway ‘20 Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brad Bailey Miss Angelica M. Baker ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent E. Baker Sr. Jackson Ballow ‘20 Bank of America Employee Giving Campaign Amy Banks Fendrick ‘05 Jana A. Barden ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barden Dr. and Dr. Robert Barnes Mr. James Barnhouse Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Barre Ms. Nan M. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. William Batie Dr. and Mrs. Jad H. Batteh John and Jillian Bauersfeld Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Baur

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beebe Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bell Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bentley Mr. and Mrs. David Bergquist Mr. and Mrs. Steve Berrey Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Berry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bianco Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Birth Jack Birth ‘19 Molly Birth ‘15 Maria Bishop Carlie and Alex Black Allison R. Boes Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Boettinger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bombara David and Kelly Brabrook Mr. Liam B. Bracken ‘06 Ms. Jill Bradberry Miss Madison E. Brainard ‘14 Miss Taylor J. Brainard ‘14 Mr. Brandon A. Braner ‘06 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Brinsmaid Mr. and Mrs. Michael Briselden Brian & Kathleen Brown Mr. Nick Brown Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Brubacher Ms. Ilaria Bruce Ms. Tara Brugh Mr. Alan Brunet Mr. David C. Burnett Mr. and Mrs. John Butler Ashton M. Byars ‘17 Mr. and Dr. Jack Callicutt Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Calobrisi Catherine Camerieri ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Camerieri Mrs. and Mr. Leigh Cameron Theodore J. Capaldi Mr. and Mrs. Martin Carney Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter Mr. and Mrs. Rob Carter Mr. Robert H. Carter ‘22 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cerbone Dr. Sarah Cerniglia and Major Joseph B. Cerniglia Ms. Stefanie Ceto Mrs. and Mr. Kathleen Chambers The Chastain Family Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Check Mr. William J. Check ‘13 Miss Gabby L. Chiodo ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Chrismon Ms. Kristie Cintron Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Clark Amanda M. Clements ‘09 Liana K. Clements ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. George Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Jason Clift Mr. and Mrs. Andy Clonts The Clorox Company Foundation Ms. Cathy Coleman Mr. Philip Colon and Ms. Ruth Hare Brian and Kelly Coltrane Mr. and Mrs. Ed Constantino Jameson A. Contratto ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Conway Ms. Megan Mary Cook

The Cooper Family Mr. Ryan R. Cooper ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Cornell Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Costanzo Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cowan Ms. Madelyn K. Cowan ‘23 Ron and Lynn Cox Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Crabtree Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Crisafi ‘09 Ms. Elizabeth Cronin Torre and Colleen Crupie Mr. and Mrs. Brian Daley Ms. Lisa D’Amato Mr. and Mrs. Todd Danciak Mr. and Mrs. Rick D’Arienzo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davidson Jamie Davies Mr. and Mrs. H. Douglas Davis Mr. Richard F. Davis III ‘10 Mr. and Mrs. Jose De Leon-Acosta Janice M. Deach Mr. and Ms. Thomas DeCamp Louis and Mary Delfino Delta Dental Mrs. Leslie P. DePietro Mary Beth and John Dever Mr. Patrick L. Dever ‘07 Mari and Luis Diaz Phyllis Dibling Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Dicks Nick and Lexie DiLuzio ‘04 Mike and Maryanne DiNapoli Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ditty Mrs. An Kim Doan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Doelling Mr. and Mrs. Jon Dolezar Donaldson Foundation Matching Gifts Program Brian and Lisa Dooling Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Dorner Mr. and Mrs. Brad Dropp Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Drudge Ms. Michelle M. Dudar Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Dumon Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dunlap The Thomas J. Dunn Family Tom and Beth Durban Mr. and Mrs. Tom Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Elliott Tom and Ruthie Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Chad Epple Mr. Jack M. Erbs ‘19 Mr. Luke K. Erbs ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. David Esmie Mr. and Mrs. Peter Facchini Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fairchild Katie Felice ‘20 Sue and Jose Felices Mr. and Mrs. David Filipowicz Mr. and Mrs. Scott Findlay Mr. Anthony Fiore The Fisher Family Mr. and Mrs. James Flading Ms. Jacqueline Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Ford III

Nick and Heidi Foreste ‘06 Ms. Nina Fortney Mr. and Mrs. Tim Foss Elena Franke ‘20 Ileana E. Franklin Mrs. Maureen Fujihira The Fuller Family Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gamis Adam Gasper ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gaupp Mr. Geoffrey M. Gerard Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ghannam Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gilder Mr. John Glassford Mr. and Mrs. William S. Glowacki Mr. Clayton Godbee Mr. and Mrs. Chuck O. Goddard Juan and Carolina Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Gondek Mr. and Mrs. Rob Goodsell Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Goodson Ms. Paige Granville Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Grasso Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Grattan Robert and Jeanne Green Nancy-Jane Greene Mr. and Mrs. Cory Griffin Glenn and Annastasia Grillo Caroline Kelly Grubbs ‘08 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gruca Mr. and Mrs. Jorge A. Guigou Chris and Ginger Guinther Ms. Leyla M. Gutierrez and Mr. Aldo Venturo Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Hagley George and Christine Hall Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Harlin Mr. and Mrs. Doug Harof Mr. and Mrs. William S. Harris Robin and Christi Hart Mrs. Sherry Hart Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Harwell Dr. Chris Hawkins Miss Katherine E. Hawkins ‘10 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hedden Mr. and Mrs. Brody Hendrix Sean and Beata Henry Mr. and Mrs. Michael Higgins Dr. Allie and Mr. Scott Hill Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Hogan Fritz Holzgrefe ‘20 Mr. Mark S. Hopkins and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Podgorny Kevin M. Horgan Kylie Horgan ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Will Hosea Mr. W. Kenneth Howell Mr. and Mrs. David Hudgins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hudkins Mike and Nicole Hudson Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Hughes ‘04 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hughes

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hurley Tom, Polly, and Zada Hyatt Mr. and Mrs. Hendrik Hynekamp Mr. and Mrs. Brian Inman Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Inoa I-Shred Ms. Caitlin Ivie ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan James Miss Sarah V. Jensen ‘18 Mr. Chad D. Johnson Mr. Gregory A. Johnson ‘05 Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Dan Joy Ameet M. Kallarackal ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. William Kasel Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keegan Mr. and Mrs. Alan Keel Mr. and Mrs. David L. Keeling Mr. and Mrs. James J. Kelleher Mr. James J. Kelleher ‘14 Ms. Kathleen M. Kelleher ‘09 Ms. Mary Clare Kelleher ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly Mr. Ken Kenan Samantha Kendig The Kiely Family Mr. Dave King Mr. Tommy Klepaszewski Mr. and Mrs. William P. Kloss Mr. and Mrs. Don Knapp Dawn and Mike Knuckles Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kroeger Kroger The Rust-Lahood Family Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lamon Ms. Cathy Lancaster Ken and Deanna Lancaster Chris and Gabby Leeds K.J. Lemoine ‘16 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lenich Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis Ms. Kathryn Lichiello The Lillis Family Dr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Lipsius Mr. Lou Loquasto Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lynch Mr. and Mrs. William Magnus Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mahaney Mr. and Mrs. William F. Malaver Chris and Alison Mancuso ‘07 Ruth M. Mandell ‘20 Ms. Jody Mann Rob and Anna Marchant Mr. Frank Maresca Mr. and Mrs. David Mariner Ms. Patricia Marmion Marsh & McLennan Companies Matching Gifts Program Ms. Alyssa Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Eric Maust ‘06 Mr. William L. May II ‘06 Christina McArdle ‘20 Ms. Maribel McArdle Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. McBride

Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McCaffrey Ms. Patricia M. McCarthy Cathy and Stuart McConnell Mr. and Mrs. James McDonnell Alastair C. McFarland ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. McFarland Katherine V. McFarland ‘17 Samuel I. McFarland ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. James McGill Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan A. McGough Gary and Jolene McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Mark McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Roddy McWhorter Mr. and Ms. Paul Michael Mr. and Mrs. Francis Milford Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miller Madeline Miller ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Miller Michael and Kimberly Miller Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Millsaps The Miramontes Family Ms. Lisa Mirando Mr. and Mrs. David Mitchler Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mixon Mr. and Mrs. Rob Montepare Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Morley The Moroski Family Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Morse Mr. and Mrs. Barry Morton Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morzen Ms. Paige Moser Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moses Mr. Steven Mosetti & Ms. Michele Mosetti Mr. and Mrs. Todd W. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Sean Mullings Cindy Murrill William Mutsch ‘20 Hannah E. Nee ‘20 Mark Nevle Mrs. Jennifer M. DeMarco New ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Nicolosi Alex Niven ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Adam Noyes Elena Ocasio ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Brian O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Brendan O’Donnell Ms. Kathleen O’Donnell ‘19 Ryan Kerry O’Donnell ‘20 Mr. Anthony P. Olivieri ‘11 Kevin O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. David P. O’Reilly Mrs. Megan O’Shea Perkins ‘10 Garrett A. Pacholl ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Palmisano Ms. Lynn Panepinto Mr. and Mrs. Eric Parker Mr. Bobby Parker Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson Tyler and Robin Patterson Ms. Erin Petkash Mr. Michael Pham Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Phelps Cole Philips ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. John Philips

Carol Phillips Ms. Cindy Piazza Ms. Amy Pickard Ms. Emily C. Piper ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Piper Dr. and Mrs. John D. Piper Lauren E. Piper ‘17 Danita Podach Mr. and Mrs. Jason Podhorez Mr. Charles M. Price Dr. and Mrs. Mike Procaccini Mr. and Mrs. Javier Pujals Nikulaus G. Pujals ‘17 Renee Pyle Rick Radtke Ms. Lisa Scicchitano Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Rakauskas Ms. Caroline Rault Mr. and Mrs. David Rawson The Reavis Family Craig and Susan Reese Jamie L. Reger Sarah Regitz Ms. Gina Trumm Reinhardt Todd M. Reinkemeyer ‘06 Rick Remondelli Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Retta Miss Ellen F. Rick ‘12 Amanda Riepe Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rinehart Mr. and Mrs. Taylor S. Riordan ‘06 Tim and Lori Riordan Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Ristau Ms. Annie C. Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Rizzo ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Robertson Katie Robertson ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Jon Rogers Xavier and Cherri Romero Mr. Tim Rountree Dan Ruane and Jacqueline Jenna Dr. and Mrs. Michael Ruppenthal Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Russell Salesforce Mr. and Mrs. Juan Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. George E. Sarno David and Lisa Sauls Ben and Kate Saylor ‘05 Charlie Scaglione ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scarborough Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schendl Thomas D. Schendl ‘20 Myah Schlaupitz ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. John Schweizer Trent Schweizer ‘20 Anthony J. Scordino ‘13 Mr. and Mrs. John Scott Ms. Helenanne Seaman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Seeterlin Mr. and Mrs. Mark Setchell Meagan Setchell ‘20 Bryan and Carolina Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Barret S. Sherrill ‘06 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Todd Shinholster Mr. and Mrs. John Shipley The Shultz Family

Andy and Stephanie Slavin Chris and Pete Smith David and Cathy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Smith Chris and Pete Smith Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Smith II Sam and Karla Snider Mr. and Mrs. Scott Snipes Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Solar Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Soller Joe and Katie Sorice ‘08 Sydney Sonderman ‘20 Mr. Justin Spalding Mr. and Dr. Rodney Spring Jane Stafford Diane Starkovich, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stegelman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. Scott Stoke Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Strong Mr. and Mrs. John Stunda Mr. and Mrs. Steven Sugg Michael N. Sullivan ‘17 Mr. Corey M. Swade ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. David Sweeney Kenneth Swint W. Scott and Nancy Swoish Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tanner Mimi Tash Kevin J. Testerman ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson David and Pam Tillery Claire Todd ‘20 Kelly and Hal Todd Mr. Harold B. Todd ‘23 Scott and Paula Todd Mr. and Mrs. Lee K. Toole Mr. and Mrs. Roger Torrico Katie Birth Tracy ‘09 Dana V. Tulley Justin Turner ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Turner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Turner III The Twiner Family United Parcel Service of America Inc. Steve and Beth Valenti Frederick and Meg Valz Mr. and Mrs. Ed Van Buren Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Van Zant Ms. Toni A. Vilardi Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Villacura Mr. and Mrs. Greg Vojnovic Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. Von Hagel Mr. and Mrs. Craig Wade The Jamie Wagner Family Ms. Michelle Wald Patrick Walsh ‘15 Mrs. Margaret A. Ward Mr. John P. Ware ‘05 Mr. and Mrs Raymond Warner ‘07 Isabelle S. Wathen ‘20 Lauren Watson ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Watson Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Bryan T. Weidner Tessa Weidner ‘20 Mr. Timothy J. Weidner Brooke K. Wellington ‘14

The Wellington Family Ms. Lisa Holland-Wenke Bill and Andrea Werkheiser Dr. and Mrs. Mark L. Wetherly Mr. and Mrs. Eric White PJ White ‘20 Casey Whitlock Ms. Susanne Whobrey Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Williams David Windley Mr. and Dr. Eric Winter The Wolfe Family Mr. and Mrs. David H. Womick Mr. and Mrs. John K. Wood Mr. and Mrs. William Wood Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Woods Gretchen Wrobel ‘20 Dr. and Mrs. Peter Wrobel Miss Brianna N. Yates ‘16 Mr. Michael J. Yates ‘13 Dr. and Mrs. Jason Young Your Serve, Inc. Dario Zaccagnino ‘20 Michael Zdrojewski Mr. and Mrs. David Zimmer

Gifts In Kind

I-Shred Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. McFarland Mr. and Mrs. James W. Piper Dr. and Mrs. Eric Pryor Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Ruane Mr. and Mrs. Ed Van Buren Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Wright

Matching Gifts

Assurant Foundation Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Benevity The Clorox Company Foundation The Coca-Cola Foundation Matching Gifts Program Colgate-Palmolive Company Delta Air Lines Foundation Delta Dental Domain Capital Advisors, LLC Donaldson Foundation Matching Gifts Program DonateWell General Electric Foundation The Home Depot Foundation Intercontinental Exchange Matching Gifts Program Insperity Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies KeyBank Foundation Kimberly-Clark Foundation Lexis Nexis Risk Marsh & McLennan Companies Matching Gift Program Merck Foundation Morgan Stanley Network For Good Once For All Inc Salesforce SAP Software Solutions SunTrust Foundation Matching Gift Program US Bank Foundation Virtus Investment Partners Chritable Gift Fund VMWare VOYA Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program YourCause LLC

In Memorial of... Mrs. September Harkey Mrs. Jennefir DeMarco New ‘07 Mr. Corey M. Swade ‘15 Mary McCullough Mr. Thomas Ryan

Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Vincent E. Baker, Sr. Angelica M. Baker ‘11 Marian R. Baker ‘13 Regina L. Baker ‘15 Vincent E. Baker, III ‘19

Suzanne C. Miller James Barnhouse Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Coleman Phyllis Dibling Mr. Charles E. Miller Danita Podach Amanda Riepe Kenneth Swint

Ms. Janice M. Deach Cullen M. Doyle ‘19 Declan E. Doyle ‘23 Maeve E. Doyle ‘23

Megan Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Brendan O’Donnell

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Miller Madeline P. Miller ‘20

In Honor of...

Mr. William J. Smith Laura T. Nicolosi ‘22 Emma C. Nicolosi ‘23

The Class of 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Sebesta Cullen Doyle ‘19 Declan Doyle ‘23 Maeve Doyle ‘23 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Doyle Joey Gaupp ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gaupp Julia Griffin ‘22 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffin Coach Tim McFarlin Ryan W. Attaway ‘20 William Mutsch ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Mutsch Elena Ocasio ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Juan Ocasio Trent Schweizer ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Schwiezer Sydney Sonderman ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Darren Sonderman Lauren Watson ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Watson

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eatz Samantha G. Eatz ‘22

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Turner, III Richard T. Turner ‘11 Justin A. Turner ‘20 Christopher R. Turner ‘21 Matthew E. Turner ‘21

Mrs. Karen Allsteadt Mrs. Meredith Ammons Mrs. Beth Anderson Mr. Richard Barden Ms. Nan M. Barrett Ms. Jillian L. Bauersfeld Mr. Preston Bazemore Mrs. Anne Birth Dr. Carlie A. Black Mrs. Allison R. Boes Ms. Ilaria Bruce Mr. David C. Burnett Mr. Theodore J. Capaldi Dr. Sarah Cerniglia Mrs. Moira Clark Mrs. Liana K. Clements ‘07 Miss Amanda M. Clements ‘09 Mrs. Joy Clift Ms. Cathy Coleman Mr. Philip Colon Mr. Jameson A. Contratto ‘07 Mrs. Susan Conway Dr. Susanna Craddock Mr. Michael Davidson Ms. Jamie M. Davies Mr. Douglas Davis Mrs. Lori DeCamp Mrs. Leslie DePietro Mr. Patrick L. Dever ‘07 Mrs. Mari Diaz Mrs. An Kim Doan Mrs. Susan Dorner Mrs. Kathleen Ferrante Mr. Scott Findlay Mrs. Ileana E. Franklin Fr. Robert Frederick Dr. James Freeman Mrs. Maureen Fujihira

Faculty & Staff Mr. Geoffrey M. Gerard Mr. Gus Godbee Mr. Chuck O. Goddard Mr. Ralph J. Gondek Mr. Jonathan Grattan Ms. Nancy-Jane Greene Ms. Leyla M. Gutierrez Mr. Andrew Harlin Mrs. Sherry Hart Mr. Brandon Harwell Dr. Chris Hawkins Mr. Michael P. Henry Mr. W. Kenneth Howell Mr. John P. Hughes ‘04 Mrs. Karen Hurley Mr. John Jackson Mr. Chad D. Johnson Mr. Gregory A. Johnson ‘05 Mrs. Julie Jones Mr. Alan Keel Mr. Ken Kenan Mrs. Samantha Kendig Ms. Cathy Lancaster Mr. Christopher Leeds Mr. Brian E. Marks Ms. Patricia M. McCarthy Mrs. Elizabeth T. McFarland Ms. Jolene McIntyre Ms. Jennifer Michael Mr. Joseph K. Miller Mrs. Marci Miller Mrs. Kim Mitchler Mrs. Sandra Morton Mr. Ed Morzen Mr. Mark Moses Mrs. Sharon Mueller Mrs. Amy Muller Mrs. Jennifer M. DeMarco New ‘07

Mr. Brian O’Connor Mrs. Jan O’Donnell Mr. Charles P. Oliver Sr. Mr. Eric J. Opitz Mr. Joshua D. Oshinski Mr. Ryan O’Sullivan Mrs. Olivia O’Sullivan ‘08 Mrs. Meredith Parker Mr. Robert Parker Ms. Maggie Perkins ‘10 Mr. Michael Pham Dr. John D. Piper Mr. Jason Podhorez Mr. Charles M. Price Ms. Lisa Scicchitano Ms. Jamie L. Reger Miss Ellen F. Rick ‘12 Mrs. Sara Rossello Mr. Tim Rountree Mr. Thomas Ryan Ms. Susan M. Schafer Ms. Helenanne Seaman Mr. Sam Snider Mr. Justin Spalding Mr. Mark J. Tolcher Father Augustine Tran Mr. Richard T. Turner Sr. Mrs. Susan Van Buren Ms. Toni A. Vilardi Mr. Ramon Villacura Mr. Jamie J. Wagner Mrs. Margaret A. Ward Mr. Timothy J. Weidner Mr. Casey Whitlock Mrs. Susan Womick Mrs. Kim Yates

Alumni Class of 2004

Mr. Nicholas DiLuzio Mrs. Victoria Trent Inman Mr. J. Patrick Hughes Mrs. Danielle Lamour Montepare

Class of 2005

Mrs. Amy Banks Fendrick Mr. E. Daniel Guigou Mrs. Laura Beauchamp Guigou Mr. Gregory A. Johnson Mrs. Kate Kelly Saylor Mr. John P. Ware

Class of 2006

Mr. Brandon Braner Mr. Liam Bracken Mr. Timothy Dougherty Mr. Nicholas Foreste Mrs. Caroline Vaughn Maust Mr. Eric Maust Mr. William May Mr. Todd Reinkemeyer Mr. Taylor Riordan Mr. Barret Sherrill

Class of 2007

Mrs. Liana K. Clements Mr. Jameson Contratto Mr. Patrick L. Dever Mrs. Alison Woodbury Mancuso Mr. Chris Mancuso Mrs. Jennifer DeMarco New Mrs. Kathleen Peterson Warner

Class of 2008

Mrs. Caroline Kelly Grubbs Mrs. Olivia Hughes O’Sullivan Mrs. Katie Herbig Sorice

Class of 2009

Ms. Amanda Clements Mr. Matthew J. Crisafi Ms. Kathleen Kelleher Mrs. Katie Birth Tracy

Class of 2010

Mr. Richard F. Davis III Ms. Katherine E. Hawkins Ms. Maggie O’Shea Perkins

Class of 2011

Ms. Angelica M. Baker Ms. Caitlin A. Ivie Ms. Mary Clare Kelleher Mr. Anthony P. Olivieri Mr. Richard T. Turner, Jr.

Class of 2012

Ms. Ellen F. Rick Mrs. Madeline Rizzo Mr. Stefan Rizzo

Class of 2013

Mr. William J. Check Mr. Anthony J. Scordino Mr. Michael J. Yates

Class of 2014

Ms. Madison E. Brainard Ms. Taylor J. Brainard Mr. Ameet M. Kallarackal Mr. James J. Kelleher Mr. Kevin J. Testerman Ms. Brooke K. Wellington

Class of 2015

Ms. Molly Birth Mr. Corey M. Swade Mr. Patrick Walsh

Class of 2016

Mr. K.J. Lemoine Ms. Brianna N. Yates

Class of 2017

Ms. Ashton M. Byars Mr. Luke K. Erbs Mr. Alastair C. McFarland Ms. Katherine V. McFarland Mr. Samuel I. McFarland Ms. Lauren E. Piper Mr. Nikulaus G. Pujals Mr. Michael N. Sullivan

Class of 2018

Mr. Ryan Cooper Ms. Sarah V. Jensen

Class of 2019

Mr. Paul C. Abrams Ms. Jana A. Barden Mr. Jack Birth Mr. Jack Erbs Ms. Kathleen O’Donnell

Class of 2020

Mr. Nicholas Anderson Mr. Ryan Attaway Mr. Jackson Ballow Ms. Catherine Camerieri Ms. Gabby Chiodo Ms. Katie Felice Ms. Elena Franke Mr. Adam Gasper Mr. Fritz Holzgrefe Ms. Kylie Horgan Ms. Ruthie Mandell Ms. Christina McArdle Ms. Madeline Miller Mr. William Mutsch Ms. Hannah Nee Mr. Alex Niven Ms. Elena Ocasio Ms. Ryan Kerry O’Donnell Ms. Emily C. Piper Mr. Garrett Pacholl Mr. Cole Philips Ms. Katie Robertson Mr. Charles Scaglione Mr. Thomas Schendl Ms. Myah Schlaupitz Mr. Trent Schweizer Ms. Meagan Setchell Ms. Sydney Sonderman Ms. Claire Todd Mr. Justin Turner Ms. Isabelle S. Wathen Ms. Lauren Watson Ms. Tessa Weidner Mr. PJ White Ms. Gretchen Wrobel Mr. Dario Zaccagnino

Day of Giving For Tuition Assistance During May 20, 2020 and May 21, 2020, Blessed Trinity held a special day of giving for 20 hours and 20 minutes in Honor of the Class of 2020. All funds raised were restricted for Financial Aid and Tuition Assistance for our Titan families in need. Thanks to the generosity of our community, over $42,000 from 172 donors was received. A majority of the gifts were made in Honor of the Class of 2020, however, the following donors made a contribution in honor of a specific 2020 graduate or Blessed Trinity alumni. Kara Ahr ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ahr

Kristen Lenich ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lenich

Mary Sauls ‘20 Dave and Lisa Sauls

Ahr and Mullings Families Matt and Christina Leszynski

Joey Lohman ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Jason E. Hudson

Senior Girls Lacrosse Players The McFarland Family

All Blessed Trinity Students Jolene and Gary McIntyre

Mark Luckett ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. John Luckett

Senior Wrestlers Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barden

Grace Allen ‘20 Anonymous

Pablo Malaver ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Malaver

Elizabeth Shultz ‘20 Mr. Tylan Shultz

Jordyn Bartholomew ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Bartholomew

Ruthie Mandell ‘20 Sarah and Jeff Mandell

Julia Shalhoub ‘20 Anonymous

Blessed Trinity Faculty and Staff Michael Yates ‘13 Brianna Yates ‘16

Tricia Hanson Mascherin ‘04 Catherine Hanson

Claire Todd ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Todd

Nate Matthews ‘20 Sandra Spellman-Matthews

Justin Turner ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Turner

Madeline Miller ‘20 Michael and Kimberly Miller

Hope Wellington ‘20 The Wellington Family

Kylie Mullings ‘20 The Mullings Family

Joseph Wenke ‘20 Lisa Holland-Wenke

Hannah Nee ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Sean Hynes

Patricia Wetherly ‘17 Mark L. Wetherly, MD

Juliana Ramirez ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Mauricio Ramirez

Mark Wetherly ‘18 Mark L. Wetherly, MD

Ryan O’Donnell ‘20 Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. O’Donnell

Michael Ignatius Wright ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wright

Emily Piper ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Piper

Gretchen Wrobel ‘20 Lori Wrobel

Adam Reese ‘20 Greg and Susan Reese

Joseph Zimmer ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Jason E. Hudson

Katie Robertson ‘20 Stephanie Robertson

Justin Zimmer ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Jason E. Hudson

Blessed Trinity Fine Arts Students Jillian and John Bauersfeld Morgan Blume ‘20 Ms. Lisa Blume James Bryant ‘20 Suzanne and Rick Van de Water Ann Amelia Cole ‘20 Anonymous Colleen Dever ‘09 Mary Beth and John Dever Patrick Dever ‘07 Mary Beth and John Dever Sean Dever ‘14 Mary Beth and John Dever Grayson Gilder ‘20 Mr. Doug Williams Mr. Ted Williams ‘17 Noah Grillo ‘20 Glen, Annastasia and Gianna Grillo Jacob Hershberger ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Hershberger

Megan Romero ‘20 Cheri and Xavier Romero Carter Ruane ‘20 Daniel Ruane and Jacqueline Jenna

Scholarships & Endowments 1st Lieutenant Scott Joseph Fleming Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Kevin Mann Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Family and friends established this scholarship in memory of This scholarship was established by Kevin Mann, a teacher and coach at the Fleming family and friends in Blessed Trinity, who died of cancer honor of 1st Lt. Scott Joseph in June 2006. This scholarship is Fleming, a 2004 BT alumni, who awarded to a student who shows was killed in Afghanistan during academic achievement in social combat operations while studies, participates in the school’s providing security for the Afghan athletic program and displays a people during the Parliamentary devotion to his/her Catholic faith. elections on September 17, 2010. The scholarship is awarded to a Total Invested Funds: $82,393.70 sophomore, junior or senior 2019-20 Recipient: Cole Weaver student who has demonstrated academic success, leadership Mr. and Mrs. Preston Bazemore qualities and believes in Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Clark community service. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Conway Mr. and Mrs. Scott Findlay Total Invested Funds: $47,913.35 Dr. and Mrs. Chris Hawkins 2019-20 Recipient: David Coltrane Mr. and Mrs. Sean Hynes Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Marks Ms. Karen Allsteadt Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. McBride Mr. Vincent E. Baker Jr. and Family Mr. and Mrs. Stefan C. Rizzo ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Preston Bazemore Mr. and Mrs. Tim Rountree Mr. Theodore J. Capaldi Mr. and Mrs. H. Douglas Davis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gilder Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Harlin Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Henry Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Hughes ‘04 Mr. and Mrs. Sean Hynes Kimberly Clark Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Marks Established by family and friends Mr. Joshua D. Oshinski in memory of Devon McKniff, a Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Ruane Blessed Trinity student who died Mr. Justin Spalding in a car accident in December, 2006, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Valenti these scholarships are awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Jamie J. Wagner two students who share Devon’s Mr. and Mrs. David Zimmer love of the arts.

Devon McKniff Memorial Endowed Scholarships

American Book Company Endowed Scholarship Endowed by Dr. and Mrs. Frank Pintozzi, this scholarship is awarded to a student from a minority background who has enriched the life of the school. Total Invested Funds: $26,675.10 2019-20 Recipient: Bernadine Kumi

Total Invested Funds: $135,864.59 2019-20 Recipients: Tessa Constanzo and Charlotte Mixon Mr. David C. Burnett Mr. Patrick Dever ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Sean Hynes Ms. Lynn Panepinto Mr. Michael Pham Mr. and Mrs. Stefan C. Rizzo ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Warner ‘07

Jessica Turner Memorial Endowed Scholarship Established by family and friends in 2001 after the tragic loss of Jessica, daughter of BT Athletic Director Ricky and his wife Lynn, this scholarship is awarded to a junior girl who embodies the qualities the Turners were developing in their daughter. This includes involvement in the spiritual life of the school, membership in extracurricular activities and success in academics. Total Invested Funds: $76,872.33 2019-20 Recipient: Belinda Kumi Mr. and Mrs. Preston Bazemore Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Byars Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carlton Dr. Susanna Craddock Mr. Timothy R. Dougherty ‘06 Ms. Michelle M. Dudar Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferrante Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Fujihira Ms. Nancy-Jane Greene Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Harlin Mr. and Mrs. John Hart Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Harwell Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Henry Mr. W. Kenneth Howell Mr. and Mrs. Sean Hynes Pat and Heather Jones Ms. Patricia M. McCarthy Gary and Jolene McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Todd W. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Brendan O’Donnell Mr. Bobby Parker Ms. Lisa Scicchitano Ms. Helenanne Seaman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Turner III Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Turner Sr Mr. Richard T. Turner Jr. ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Turner Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Villacura Mr. and Mrs. David H. Womick Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yates, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David Zimmer

Founder’s Endowed Scholarship Endowed by Founding Principal Frank Moore and friends. Mr. Moore led Blessed Trinity for its first 16 years, until his retirement in June 2016. From the school’s early days, its reputation grew quickly as a first tier academic institution with outstanding service, fine arts, and athletic programs. A musician and photographer, Mr. Moore had a particular love for the arts at Blessed Trinity. This scholarship is awarded to a sophomore student who is in the top quartile of the class and is involved in the fine arts program. Total Invested Funds: $76,659.70 2019-20 Recipient: Laura Nicolosi Mr. and Mrs. Jason Clift Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeCamp Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Hart II Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Hughes ‘04 Mr. and Mrs. Sean Hynes Ms. Caitlin A. Ivie ‘11 Ms. Megan O’Shea ‘10 Mr. and Mrs. Mauricio Ramirez Mr. Todd M. Reinkemeyer ‘06 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Ruane

Smith Family Endowed Fund for Tuition Assistance

Jeff and Jeannie Stokes Family Endowed Scholarships Endowed by Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Stokes in 2006 to recognize two students who are known for kindness, consideration and bringing out the best in others. Total Invested Funds: $34,316.43 2019-20 Recipients: Victoria Garcia and Maece O’Neill

Max Gruver Memorial Scholarship Sponsored by the family of Max Gruver, in memory of their son. Max, a member of the Blessed Trinity Class of 2017, died during his freshman year at Louisiana State University. The scholarship is awarded to a student who shares Max’s love of sports and journalism. Total Invested Funds: $16,593.02 2019-20 Recipient: Jax Bouknight

Max Gruver Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Byars Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carlton Ms. Elizabeth Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Robert DePietro Mr. Patrick L. Dever ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Doorley Endowed in 2005 by Mrs. Dorothy Ms. Michelle M. Dudar Smith, grandmother of Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fairchild Smith ’06, the annual proceeds Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferrante from this gift are added to the Mr. Geoffrey M. Gerard amount of tuition assistance made Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gilder available to qualified families. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Goodson Mr. and Mrs. Chris Guinther Total Invested Funds: $126,891.40 Mr. and Mrs. Todd Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Sean Hynes Ms. Caitlin A. Ivie ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kenan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Ryan W. O’Sullivan Ms. Lisa Scicchitano Mr. and Mrs. David Rawson Ms. Ellen F. Rick ‘12 Sponsored by David and Denise Ms. Amanda Riepe Huntley, owners of Picture Perfect Mr. and Mrs. Scott Snipes Photography, this award is given to Mr. Michael N. Sullivan ‘17 an outstanding sophomore scholar. Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Tolcher Ms. Lisa H. Wenke Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yates, Sr. 2019-20 Recipient: Caitlin Garcia Mr. and Mrs. David Zimmer

Picture Perfect Photography Scholarship

Louise B. Baker Memorial Endowed Scholarship Sponsored by the Baker Family and friends of this beloved mother and parent volunteer who passed away after a two-year battle with colon cancer in January 2018. Louise was most devoted to her Catholic faith and her vocation as a mother, and for more than a decade, was a faithful participant in Bible study, mother’s prayer group and serving as an adoration guardian and in the overall spiritual life of the Blessed Trinity community. In her honor, and to the legacy she left, this scholarship is awarded to a student who is most devoted to practicing their Catholic faith and prioritizes service to others before oneself. Total Invested Funds: $26,290.92 2019-20 Recipient: Sammy Rizzo Ms. Angelica M. Baker ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent E. Baker, Sr. Mr. Vincent E. Baker Jr. and Family Ms. Cathy Coleman Ms. Michelle M. Dudar Mr. and Mrs. Sean Hynes Kimberly Clark Foundation Ms. Gina Nunn Dr. and Mrs. John D. Piper Mr. and Mrs. James W. Piper

Elizabeth Huffner

Memorial Scholarship This scholarship was endowed by family and friends of Mrs. Huffner, a parent who was very active in the Blessed Trinity community. This scholarship is awarded to a student for excellence in academics and service, two qualities that she prized. Total Invested Funds: $134,848.99 2019-20 Recipient: Michael Saenz Mr. Donald E. Huffner Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sean Hynes Caitlin A. Ivie ‘11 Mr. Jeffrey D. Long Ms. Kathryn Long

Goizueta Foundation Endowed Scholarships

Through her foundation, Mrs. Olga Goizueta, wife of Roberto Goizueta, former CEO of Coca-Cola, has endowed this scholarship which awards two students of Hispanic heritage. The scholarship recipients must also contribute to the life of the school through scholarship, leadership, and dedication; qualities possessed by her late husband. Total Invested Funds: $220,550.77 2019-20 Recipients: Tyler Fortney and Maria Pia Lopez Morton

The Martin J. Kinzler Scholarship Sponsored by Knights of Columbus, Our Lady of La Salette Council #8376. The Knights of Columbus Scholarship is awarded to a student whose family is a member of St. Ann’s Parish, who has been successful academically, who is active in school activities and in the religious life of the school and parish.

Robert White & UPS Endowed Scholarship This scholarship was endowed by an executive of UPS and is awarded to a young man who embodies both physical abilities and academic skills. Total Invested Funds: $32,554.87 2019-20 Recipient: Carson Harof

The St. Joseph Endowed Scholarship Endowed by the family of Joseph Camperlengo, a decorated Korean War veteran and grandfather of a Blessed Trinity alumnus. Joseph’s infectious personality exuded a confidence that “despite any difficulty, all will be well if we believe in each other.” Awarded to a male who is team oriented and demonstrates leadership, moral courage, and a tireless work ethic.

9/11 Flag Memorial Scholarship Sponsored by Dr. Robert and Cheryl O’Donnell, whose two daughters, Kathleen ‘19 and Ryan ‘20, created the annual Blessed Trinity 9/11 Flag Memorial. The Memorial honors the victims of September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks with nearly 3,000 American flags, placed in neat columns and rows in the horseshoe of the Blessed Trinity campus. Each year, one outstanding student will be selected in recognition of their patriotism, love of country and personal commitment to this project. 2019-20 Recipient: Jack Cooper Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. O’Donnell If you would like to know more about these scholarships or how you can contribute, please contact the Advancement Office.

Total Invested Funds: $24,179.88 2019-20 Recipient: Joseph Lillis

2019-20 Recipient: Mackay Butler For donor recognition purposes, gift totals include legal credits, soft credits, gifts in kind and matching gifts. Despite our efforts to avoid errors, occassionally they occur in producing the Donor Publication. If your name has been accidentally omitted or reported incorrectly, please notify us and accept our sincere apologies.

GRACE Scholars Program Blessed Trinity Catholic High School participates in the GRACE. Scholars program, a state-approved Student Scholarship Organization (SSO) established by the Archdiocese of Atlanta. In 2008, Georgia passed legislation which allows Georgia residents to re-direct a portion of their state income taxes to a private school of their choice for use in providing financial aid to students coming from public schools. The students must qualify for the financial aid based on need. Last year, Blessed Trinity received approximately $358,036 and was able to provide financial aid to 100% of all new students who qualified. These students will continue to receive financial aid through GRACE for the next four years provided they continue to qualify. Because these funds came from GRACE, it allowed regularly budgeted financial aid dollars to go farther in supporting the financial needs of the students coming from our Catholic feeder schools and other private schools. Below is a listing of the 2019-2020 GRACE Scholars contributors. Anonymous (4) Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Alderman Mr. and Mrs. Marcos D. Arias Mr. and Mrs. Jason M. Armas Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ascari Mr. and Ms. Steven F. Baker Mr. Vincent E. Baker Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David H. Barber Mr. and Mrs. Terrell W. Barden Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Batteh Dr. and Mrs. Jad H. Batteh Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Black II Ms. Suzanne C. Boulay Mr. and Mrs. Dale J. Boylston Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Braner Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Breslin Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bujeker Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bulthuis Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Burkly Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Burns Mr. Joseph Cabrera and Mrs. Zoila Alzuri-Cabrera Mr. and Mrs. Michael Caddell Mr. Jack W. Callicutt and Dr. Victoria Callicutt Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Clemente Mr. and Mrs. George Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Conner III Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Cote Mr. and Mrs. David R. Cotter Mr. and Mrs. John P. Crisanti Mr. and Ms. Michael J. Criscolo Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Daniels III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Davis III Ms. Maria M. DeLeon Mr. and Mrs. William DeSantis Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Dickens The Reverend Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Dorner Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Dunlap Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Dunn Mr. Thomas C. Eaton and Mrs. Elizabeth M. Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Eatz Mr. and Ms. Gary D. Eklund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Entz Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Eppert Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Field Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Findlay Mr. and Mrs. Brian G. Fought Dr. Carlos M. Franco and Dr. Mabel M. Ceballos-Franco Mr. and Mrs. Nandkumar Gandhi Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Gandolfo Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Gasper Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Gebhardt Ms. Jessica H. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. David A. Gittings Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. James M. Grupp Mr. and Mrs. Baburhan Gucer

Mr. and Ms. Michael J. Hampton Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hamrick III The Reverend Mr. and Mrs. Elie Hanna Dr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Hart Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Havlik Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Hentz Mr. and Mrs. Brent W. Herrin Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Hershberger Mr. and Mrs. Chad D. Hoekstra Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Hoffman III Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Hogan Mr. Mark S. Hopkins and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Podgorny Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Hudkins Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Hussey Mr. and Mrs. Sean L. Hynes Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Ianzito Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Irace Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Javier E. Jimenez Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Jones Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Julian Mr. and Mrs. Abraham W. Kassis Mr. Raymond H. Kasten and Mrs. Kathleen B. Bonner-Kasten Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Kile Mr. and Mrs. James R. Kinney Mr. Ronald D. Skorcz and Mrs. Carol A. Kirwan Mr. Michael T. Kopp and Ms. Rita G. Holbrook Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Kriscovich Mr. and Mrs. Guilford A. Kyker Jr. Mr. David J. Lago Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Lenich Ms. Marie F. Lijek Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lorenzen Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Mahaney Mr. and Mrs. John G. Mandula Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Marcoccio Mrs. Rosalinda Marcus Mr. and Mrs. David L. Mariner Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Marks Mr. Kevin Markwordt and Dr. Holly Markwordt Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Massimine Dr. William P. McAlvany and Dr. Joanne P. McAlvany Mr. and Mrs. Stuart L. McConnell Mr. and Mrs. James K. McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. McGowan Mr. and Mrs. William J. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McGrath Mr. Robert H. McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. William T. Meadows Mr. and Mrs. John I. Menzies Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Todd N. Michals Mr. and Mrs. Kurt F. Miller Mr. William C. Mills Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roque Miramontes Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Mondi Mr. Francis M. Moore Ms. Kathy P. Mraz Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan H. Murphy Dr. and Mrs. Duane T. Nakahata

Mr. and Mrs. Carlos A. Navarro Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nee Mr. and Mrs. Perry A. Neuman Mr. Phillip E. Nicholson Mr. Christopher Niven Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Nolan Mrs. Pamela A. Norris Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. O’Brien Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. O’Grady Mr. and Ms. Oscar A. Osorio Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Pacer Mr. and Mrs. Dean J. Paonessa Mr. Michael S. Paula Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan A. Pedersen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Peters Mr. and Mrs. James W. Piper Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Poschel Mr. Christopher M. Powderly Mr. and Mrs. Wesley M. Preece Mr. and Mrs. John E. Pruitt Jr. Ms. Nancy J. Puckett Mr. Daniel J. Quigley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Radtke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Rearick Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Reese Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Reinkemeyer Mr. Frank A. Rizzo Mr. and Ms. Richard R. Robbins Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Pero M. Rossello Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan Ms. Christina Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Scarborough Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Schifani Mr. and Mrs. David A. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Seeterlin Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Shank Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Shappard Mr. and Mrs. William J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Solar Dr. and Mrs. Tunde Sotunde Mr. and Mrs. Randall Spak Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Spudic Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Stapleton Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Stegemoeller Mr. and Mrs. William E. Steiger Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Stephans Dr. and Mrs. John K. Stevens Jr. Mr. and Ms. Mark J. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. David C. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Tomko Mr. and Ms. Robert W. Turko Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Turner Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Valz III Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Vicario Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Vick Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Mark Weltlich Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wise Mr. Peter R. Woods and Mrs. Patricia M. Speckhart Mr. Hinwai Tam and Mrs. Waiman Yip Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Zachman

While GRACE participation addresses the school’s critical need for targeted financial aid funding, it should not be considered a donation. It is, rather, a redirection of tax monies already owed to the state. We continue to be grateful for your much needed contributions to the school’s Trinity Fund as they help us meet overall budgetary obligations.

Ways To Give THE TRINITY FUND: Your gift to The Trinity Fund, our annual fund, is the single most important gift you can make each year. Tuition revenues cover the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s basic operations. Additional budget items can only be funded through a successful annual fund. We rely on 100% current family participation to help give our students a full Blessed Trinity education, highlighted in our four pillars. ENDOWMENT: An endowment was established as part of Blessed Trinityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 2011 Capital Campaign. Each year, 10% of all donations are earmarked for the endowment and may never be used for operational budget items. Proceeds from the investment of endowment funds are earmarked for Campus Ministry initiatives, faculty development, and financial aid. PLANNED GIVING: Planned Giving allows donors to continue having an impact at Blessed Trinity, beyond their lifetime. It may allow you to make a larger gift that might not otherwise be possible. It is easy to make a Planned Gift. If you have already named Blessed Trinity in your Will or other estate plans, please contact the Office of Advancement. GRACE SCHOLARS, INC: Blessed Trinity participates in the GRACE Scholars program, a state-approved Student Scholarship Organization (SSO) established by the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The state allows Georgia residents to redirect a portion of their state income taxes to a private school of their choice for use in providing financial aid to qualifying students.

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2019-2020 Pillars Magazine / Annual Report

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