Connection Magazine - Spring 2023

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS

SPRING 2023

School Leadership

Crystal LeRoy, Ed.D.

President

Jeremy Edwards

Chief Financial Officer

Julian Elorduy ‘03

Interim Principal

Kristen McCarthy

Director of Admissions

Steve McLaughlin

Director of Philanthropy

Melissa Flowers

Co-Athletic Director

Dale Milton

Co-Athletic Director

Manolito Jaldon Jr.

Director of Lasallian Student Life

Sam Jarosz

Director of Communications

Connection is a publication of Christian Brothers High School. The purpose of the magazine is to strengthen the connection between the school, alumni, parents, and friends to cultivate community support to assist CB in its operations and advancement, and to recognize and thank its supporters.

News items or articles for consideration should be sent to:

Sam Jarosz

Director of Communications (916) 733-3662

sjarosz@cbhs-sacramento.org

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees at Christian Brothers High School is comprised of twelve volunteers dedicated to safeguarding and advancing the school’s mission on behalf of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools (De La Salle Brothers). Prior to joining the Board of Trustees, individuals undergo training in Lasallian charism (history, spirituality and philosophy of education) and Policy Governance – a model used by Lasallian schools throughout the District of San Francisco New Orleans.

“The Board is not involved in the day-to-day operations of the school, but the policies it establishes on behalf of the Brothers serve as a rudder, defining and guiding the underlying values and vision for the school’s mission,” says Board of Trustees Chair, Don Fitzgerald. “Personally, my service on the Board, including two years as Chair, has been incredibly rewarding. I am grateful to work with such a dedicated and selfless goup of extremely talented fellow Board members in a spirit of collaboration, always laser focused on the mission.”

The Board of Trustees recently announced a three-year contract renewal for president and chief executive office, Crystal LeRoy, Ed.D. Dr. LeRoy, who joined the school in 2020, is the fifth pesident, and first female to serve in the ole. CB moved to a president/principal model of leadership in 1991.

“Dr. LeRoy has repeatedly demonstrated superb leadership, vision, and tireless commitment to preparing students for success in life and college,” says Fitzgerald. “For example, over the past eighteen months Dr. LeRoy did an exceptional job leading and overseeing an ambitious Educational Visioning process, involving all constituencies of our school community, recently culminating in a five-year strategic plan identifying goals and priorities for the school, and actionable steps to carry them out. Our school and community are fortunate to have a person of Dr. LeRoy’s character, faith, integrity, and dedication at the helm of Sacramento’s longest-thriving Catholic high school.”

As President, Dr. LeRoy works closely with the school’s Board of Trustees and the De La Salle Christian Brothers’ District of San Francisco New Orleans. Her primary duties involve strategic planning, fundraising, financial management and campus development. A passionate advocate for tuition assistance, Dr. LeRoy has continued the school’s efforts to provide need-based tuition assistance, allocating $3.4 million to 532 deserving students from families who would not otherwise be able to send their children to CB.

“This great work is done together and by association with the incredible Board of Trustees, our faculty and staff, families, alumni, and supporters,” says CB President Dr. Crystal LeRoy. “It is all in service to our students, the future servant leaders of the Sacramento area and beyond. I am grateful to the Board of Trustees for their faith in me, and profoundly blessed to be given the opportunity to continue to serve our Lasallian Catholic mission and this wonderful community.”

2022-2023 Board of Trustees:

Front Row (L to R): Ms. Marianne Evashenk, Dr. Heidi Harrison, Mrs. Susan Larson, Vice Chair, Mrs. Kamaljeet Khaira

Back row (L to R): Brother Dan Morgan, FSC, Mr. Donald Fitzgerald, Chair, Ms. Margarita Fernandez, Mr. John Fondale ’83, Mr. Aldo Soriano ’99

Not pictured: Mrs. Stephanie Cooper-Noe, Mr. Ron Metzker, Ms. Cecilia Ronquillo ‘85

Message From the President

“To be entrusted with the teaching of the young is a great gift and grace of God.” St. John Baptist de La Salle

Dear Alumni, Families, and Friends:

What a joy it is to “reconnect” with all of you in this new edition of Connection magazine. Much has happened in our world since the spring of 2020 issue. This has been a trying time for so many in our community and world, and there are certainly challenges ahead. However, as I look forward, I am filled with hope and gratitude. My hope comes fom our wonderful students, who continue to amaze me with their resilience, intelligence, kindness, and faith. My deep gratitude extends to the families, students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends who have partnered and persevered with us through the uncertainty of online and hybrid classes, individual and outdoor graduation celebrations, deferred Ambassador celebrations, remote auctions, compacted athletic seasons, canceled retreats, and so much more. Every setback and challenge has made our full return to campus and the treasured activities at the heart of the Christian Brothers’ experience that much sweeter.

This community is truly a blessing. Our dedicated faculty, staff, and administrators create an environment that allows every student to thrive, as they are valued for exactly who they are and encouraged to find and foster their unique God-given gifts. They are encouraged to share their gifts with others in the classroom, through clubs, Christian service, and as athletes, artists, and members of the community.

Today, CB remains the largest Catholic high school in the region, with more than 1,100 students joining us from 75 zip codes and four countries. Our faith life is vibrant, with Liturgies, Masses, retreats, and Christian service opportunities for all. While many schools boast exclusivity, Christian Brothers High School boasts inclusivity. The most recent list from “Niche Rankings” identifies the Most Diverse Private High Schools in America. According to “Niche,” CB ranks number one locally and in the top 1 percent nationally based on ethnic, economic, and cultural diversity statistics and opinions from both students and parents. Our academic programs are strong, with this year’s graduates earning admission to Harvard, UC Berkeley, UCLA, USC, Loyola Chicago, St. Mary’s College of California, and many more colleges and universities across the country. Put simply, CB is the place to be and belong!

We have a proud history of graduating young men and women who become models for transforming the world. We also realize that it is imperative that we have a documented vision that guides us, ensuring that our longstanding history of Lasallian Catholic education triumphs in these ever-changing times. Over the past 18 months, a tremendous amount of work has led us to create A Vision for Our Future, a strategic plan that we believe positions us for success now and well into the future. (See page 3.) We are profoundly thankful for the many families, students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends who made this bold project a reality.

Please know that I am honored, humbled, and profoundly blessed to serve as president of Christian Brothers High School. In the words of the Founder, to be entrusted with the teaching of the young is a great gift and grace of God!

Live Jesus in our hearts!

Dr. Crystal LeRoy, President

Christian Brothers High School Announces New Principal

Christian Brothers High School is pleased to announce the appointment of David Perry, Ed.D. as Principal effective July 1, 2023. Dr. Perry takes over for Mr. Julian Elorduy ’03, who has been serving as Interim Principal since November 2022.

Dr. Perry comes to CB with 15 years of experience working in and leading Catholic schools. Since 2018, he has served Cristo Rey High School in Sacramento as the President and CEO. Prior to Cristo Rey, he led Saint Patrick- Saint Vincent High School in Vallejo as President and CEO, Principal of Saint Andrew School in Florida, and Saint James School in Davis. Before stepping up to leadership positions, Dr. Perry built his educational foundation in the classroom as a teacher. Dr. Perry graduated from St. Mary’s College of California, a Lasallian Catholic institution that is owned and operated by the Christian Brothers. At St. Mary’s, Dr. Perry earned his bachelor’s, master’s, and doctorate degrees, and was inspired by the Christian Brothers and Lasallian Catholic charism to answer the call to work in education. We are grateful that his calling has now brought him “home” and believe his leadership, faith, and focus will best serve our students, families, faculty, and staff for years to come.

“It was the Christian Brothers at St. Mary’s College that encouraged me, formed me, and allowed me to be open to hearing God’s call to be an educator,” says Dr. David Perry. “Now, to live my vocation in a Lasallian community is truly a gift. I feel a deep calling to the work of Lasallian Catholic Education, and I am humbled and honored to have been invited by Crystal LeRoy, Ed.D. to join the Christian Brothers team.”

This announcement is the culmination of an extensive, thoughtful, and inclusive search and hiring process led by Dr. Crystal LeRoy. That process began with an intensive cause analysis that included input from faculty and staff regarding what we need in a principal and leader of our school. In January, Dr. LeRoy gathered a large principal search committee that included Board of Trustee members, President’s Cabinet members, teachers, faculty, parents, and friends of Christian Brothers. After extensive interviews with three highly qualified candidates, D. LeRoy and the search committee concluded that Dr. Perry will best serve our community as principal.

“David Perry comes to CB with a deep and longstanding dedication to, and appreciation for, our Lasallian Catholic mission,” says Dr. LeRoy. “His education, when coupled with his deep Catholic faith and extensive experience as a Catholic school administrator and teacher, ideally position him to lead our school in providing the best possible spiritual and educational experience for our students, now and in the future.”

Along with a love for Lasallian Catholic Education, Dr. Perry’s strong connection to CB extends to his own family, as his three children currently attend the school. As a parent, he is active in the community and brings a unique perspective to the principal role.

“As a parent for the past three and a half years, I have had the pleasure of seeing the positive impact the Christian Brothers community has had on my children, and I look forward to having a hand in providing that experience to other families,” says Dr. Perry. “I am also excited about building relationships with all the other members of the CB community and collaborating to further our mission.”

Christian Brothers is looking forward to welcoming Dr. David Perry as Principal this summer and sharing more information about him in the future.

A Vision for Our Future: Christian Brothers Unveils Five-Year

Strategic

After an 18-month educational visioning process that included key community stakeholders, Christian Brothers High School unveils its five-yearstrategic plan, A Vision for Our Future.

Christian Brothers High School is the place to be. As the longestthriving high school in Sacramento, the largest Catholic high school in the region, and one of the most diverse private schools in the nation, CB provides excellent academics and co-curriculars in a nurturing, faith-filled envionment. Holding true to its Lasallian Catholic mission, 46 percent of the student body receives need-based tuition assistance. In the 2022-23 school year, CB is providing $3.4 million to 532 students.

Over the past few years, CB and the rest of the world have been put to the test. COVID-19 changed life as we knew it. 2020 will be remembered by many as a time of uncertainty, illness, loss, isolation, and civil unrest. It was an immensely trying time. Thanks to the school’s incredible faculty and staff, remarkable students, supportive families, alumni, loyal friends, and dedicated Board of Trustees, Christian Brothers persevered. In the true spirit of

collaboration, school leaders and teachers quickly forged a new educational plan. CB only missed one day of instruction when transitioning to virtual learning. That fall, CB was among the first schools to welcome students back on campus with a hybrid learning plan. But as students returned to in-person instruction, it was apparent that their needs had changed. It was time to adapt once more, and CB was ready to rise to the challenge.

Educational Visioning: An Ambitious Project

In the fall of 2021, just one year into her tenure at Christian Brothers, President Crystal LeRoy, Ed.D., embarked on an ambitious but critical endeavor to create a five-year strategic plan. The goal was not to change Christian Brothers High School but to build on the tradition of excellence that started in Sacramento back in 1876.

A fundamental component of Lasallian education is innovation: to continually ask, What do our students need? Guided by the Lasallian Catholic charism and wisdom of the Founder, St. John Baptist de La Salle, Dr. LeRoy worked to bring together community members and stakeholders to answer this essential Lasallian question.

“It was important to us that we hear from students, families, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends in this educational visioning process,” says Dr. LeRoy. “We got people involved through surveys, stakeholder groups, and opportunities to participate in listening sessions. The opportunity for feedback and dialogue extended throughout our larger community.”

“Dr. LeRoy was brave and courageous. I think those are the best ways to describe embarking on this process,” says Board of Trustees Chair Don Fitzgerald. “She was committed when she started at the school to create and implement a long-range plan. It was a difficult time to start something like this because of the limitations surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, but she persevered, and the results show that courage and dedication.”

A Community Effort

In collaboration with Partners in Mission and key community stakeholders, Dr. LeRoy launched the intensive educational visioning process. They formed an Educational Visioning Steering

Committee, chaired by longtime educators Susan Larson, Board of Trustees Vice Chair, and Renee Malaki ’76, to focus on eight key areas or domains:

Academics/Technology: Dr. Heather Alumbaugh and Dr. Heidi Harrison

Philanthropy: Mrs. Mary Ann Burford, Mrs. Kamal Khaira, and Ms. Laine Himmelmann ‘06

Enrollment: Mr. John Fondale ’83, Mr. Aldo Soriano ’99, and Mrs. Gina Vanacore ’84

Facilities/Tech: Mr. Ron Metzger and Mr. John Nunan

Finances: Ms. Marianne Evashenk and Ms. Margarita Fernandez

Governance: Mrs. Janet Ruggiero and Mr. Donald Fitzgerald

Lasallian Charism and Catholic Identity: Br. Dan Morgan, FSC, and Rev. Guillermo Hernandez

Student Life: Mrs. Stephanie Cooper-Noe and Mrs. Lisa Levasseur ‘95

“The dedication, time commitment, and expertise that Sue Larson and Rene Malaki brought to this project were truly remarkable,” says Fitzgerald. “They were called on as volunteers, they rose to the occasion, they helped interface between the consultants, Dr. Le Roy, and the domain chairs. And they just did a terrific job.

“Kudos to Dr. LeRoy and to her team who organized all of the people in the process,” says Brother Nick Gonzales, FSC, Visitor, District of San Francisco New Orleans. “It is very tempting to get a lot of people who agree with you to show up and to pat you on the back and tell you great job, keep going, and do not change a thing. But I think it is very courageous and very honest to do the opposite.”

Along with data from the school, the committee also gathered feedback from the larger CB community through surveys, roundtable discussions, and meetings in person and online. A need to enhance inclusion and belonging on campus, address mental health, and instill practical life skills were among the biggest takeaways.

“It was crucial that we have a robust and really in-depth conversation with all of our stakeholders, including students, parents, faculty, and staff, the Sacramento Diocese, the Christian Brothers, our Lasallian education partners, and parents, to get that accurate picture of where we are and where we need to go,” says Educational Visioning Steering Committee Co-Chair and Board of Trustees Vice Chair Sue Larson.

Visioning Through a Lasallian Lens

Through that process, CB identified eight key aeas of operations: academics, Lasallian Catholic identity, enrollment, philanthropy, student life, facilities, finance, and governance. Focusing on those domains, the committee hosted a two-day retreat to draft strategic goals and objectives. Throughout the collaborative process, Dr. LeRoy made sure the school’s Lasallian charism and virtues guided and influenced every level and outcome

“Our Lasallian Core Principles are the foundation of our educational vision. It is what gives us purpose,” says Dr. LeRoy. “It has been an amazing experience working in community to help shape and evolve education to meet the needs of our current students today, for the world tomorrow, and for a future we have yet to even imagine.”

“I think at the heart of this is this idea of an inclusive community,” says Brother Nick. “Because it is about meeting students where they are at — whether they learn differently, whether they are male or female, how they self-identify, whether they are persons of color or not — and giving them a quality education and taking

them from A to Z. That is very hard to do, and that is what this plan is all about.”

Crafting Nine Strategic Goals

After an 18-month long process, A Vision for Our Future was born. The five-year strategic plan outlines nine goals, with detailed objectives and action items.

Here is what CB is considering its priorities:

• Health and wellness for our students, faculty, and staff;

• Curriculum enhancements to include practical life skills, and more experiential learning;

• More visibility of our Lasallian and Catholic identity throughout our campus;

• More opportunities for service learning;

• Campus facility enhancements to address our aging buildings, shortage of classrooms and office space, and an updated cafeteria;

• And creating more spaces to live and be in community.

“Through this work and this five-year plan, we have developed a roadmap that will help us sustain our commitment to our Lasallian mission for another 150 years,” says Dr. Crystal LeRoy. “We are so grateful to everyone who helped create this plan and to those who will continue working with us to see it become a reality.”

“This five-year plan is our North Sta,” says Interim Principal Julian Elorduy ’03. “It informs the work of our teachers, it affirms the critical importance of our Lasallian Catholic charism, and it stands as a sign of faith to all as we continue the important work of inclusivity, belonging, and truly preparing our young people to leave to serve.”

From Vision to Reality

Work is already underway to ensure Christian Brothers realizes this vision. Dr. LeRoy is currently creating committees to help achieve the nine strategic goals. Each year, CB will assess its progress, take in feedback, and work in collaboration with the community to provide the best Lasallian educational experience for its students.

“If you loved Christian Brothers, then you’re going to love this plan. Because the idea is to take Christian Brothers to the next level. At the center of CB is our care for our students. We want every student, and by extension every family, to have a positive experience of being seen, heard, and loved every day,” says Brother Nick.

“What I want people to know about A Vision for Our Future is that today CB is the place to be. Tomorrow, it will be even better,” says Dr. LeRoy.

Learn more about Christian Brothers High School’s A Vision for Our Future at www.cbhs-sacramento.org or scan the QR code.

Falcons Soccer Makes History with Trifecta Including Nor-Cal State Championship

Women’s soccer began its season facing off against some of Southern California’s toughest teams at the Back Bay Invitational and ended with a trifecta of titles winning the Capital Valley Conference, Sac-Joaquin Section, and Nor-Cal State championships.

“This team was special from the very beginning,” says Co-Athletic Director Melissa Flowers, who traveled with the team to Newport Beach. “They were down a few players and came up short in the tournament. But it was clear that these players had a lot of talent and a lot of heart. They worked as a team and were determined to accomplish their goal of earning what they called the treble – all three titles.”

With 10 phenomenal seniors and a roster of skilled players, the Falcons approached their season with a goal and a mantra, “I have the desire to work hard,” says Coach Rudy Ruvalcaba, “And, we did that!”

They worked incredibly hard. The Falcons followed up their Southern California sojourn by placing first at the River Cit Tournament after not allowing a single goal. They went 7-1-2 in league, capturing the Capital Valley Conference title outright and earning home field advantage in their hunt for the section title. Bi

wins over Valley, Beyer, and Oakdale pushed them back into the section final and a ematch of 2022’s heartbreaker game, again taking on the Vista del Lago Eagles. In a hard-fought contest, the Falcons won the match 1-0 earning them the Sac-Joaquin Section D-III banner. Thus began their quest for state. As the #2 seed, Christian Brothers defeated Chico in the first ound, but the semifinal game against indsor came down to penalty kicks (10-9), as did the championship game against Cardinal Newman (5-4).

“This team is so special to me and I love each and every player,” says Coach Ruvalcaba. “They know I will always have their backs.”

Christian Brothers High School celebrated its 144th commencement, awarding diplomas to seniors and adding 271 graduates to its renowned ranks of alumni.

Commencement looked very different in 2020 due to the pandemic. Unable to gather in person, Christian Brothers High School made the decision to hold a non-traditional graduation ceremony. On the weekend of May 29, 2020, Falcon families took a tour of sorts with their graduate. Starting at the senior wall for a photo op, families then made their way to the chapel for some reflection time, then off to the theater for photos and to receive their diploma. To keep with COVID-19 guidelines, each family went into the theater by themselves. President Lorcan Barnes and thenInterim Principal Mrs. Trina Koontz presented diplomas. It was not the commencement our 144th graduating class expected, but we all came together to celebrate the best we could!

Christian Brothers High School celebrated many graduates for excellence in academics, athletics, and those who exemplified Lasallian ideals and principles. Asher Bloom and Carly Krause were Provincial’s Lasallian Awardees. Emma Busch, Reed Mercer, and Jackson Ryan were La Salle Scholar-Athlete Awardees. Tyiesha McAvoy-Jensen was awarded the De La Salle Medal for Excellence in Religion. Lauren Towne was presented with the Jack Witry Award. Mary Melarkey was presented with the Academic Excellence Award. Samantha Lingao won the Brother Ambrose Award for Lasallian Service and Loyalty.

1. Gracyn Cann

2. Jordan Gonzales

3. Alex Bagatelos

4. Grace Paterson

5. Bria Shine

6. Lars Jensen

7. Vivian Tran

8. Jackson Ryan

9. Lesandra Gutierrez

10. Rafael Burgos III

11. Carly Krause

12. Contancia Brown

13. Danelle Crisol

14. Haily Holston

15. Jacey and Wyatt Greco

16. Caylen Walker

17. Laney Prichard

18. Tevita Eke

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS’ 145TH COMMENCEMENT CELEBRATED OUTSIDE AT SUTTER HEALTH PARK

On May 14, 2021, Christian Brothers High School celebrated the class of 2021 presenting 287 seniors with diplomas. The commencement ceremony was held outdoors at Sutter Heath Park in West Sacramento due to the ongoing pandemic. We were blessed to welcome the Most Reverend Bishop Jaime Soto with us to celebrate the Baccalaureate Liturgy on CB’s main lawn with our graduates.

Many seniors earned special recognition for their outstanding achievements in academics, athletics, the arts and for exemplifying Lasallian ideals and principles. The

valedictorian for the class of 2021 was Maria Murinova and the Salutatorian was Clayton Ketcher. The Provincial’s Lasallian Awards for 2021 were presented to Olivia Chandra and Desmond Greer. Malia Gay and Nathan Smith were presented with the La Salle Scholar-Athlete Awards. The De La Salle Medal for excellence in Religion was awarded to Mariana Garcia. The Jack Witry Award was given to John Bonini and the Academic Excellence Award was presented to Maria Murinova. The Brother Ambrose Award for Lasallian Service and Loyalty went to Bella Barbosa.

Congratulations to the class of 2021!

1. (L-R) Clara Urbina, Payton Smith, Allison Corgiat, Margaret Melarkey, Skylar Rapp, Marilyn Segueira

2. Malia Gay & Nathan Smith

3. Olivia Chandra & Desmond Greer

4. Mariana Garcia

5. Jalen Watkins

6. Jordan Pieretti

7. Clayton Ketcher

8. John Bonini

9. Henry Oxen, Daniel Pogue, Jacob Yee

10. Ian McClendon

11. Maria Murinova

12. Baccalaureate Mass with Bishop Jaime Soto

13. Faith Mucheru

TRADITIONS RETURN FOR

Christian Brothers High School celebrated its 146th Commencement on May 27, 2022, with 253 seniors receiving their diplomas. The CB community also celebrated the joyful return to the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament for the Baccalaureate Liturgy. Mass was followed by a family luncheon at CB and graduation ceremony at the Memorial Auditorium. This return to beloved traditions was welcomed by graduates, Falcon families, faculty and staff.

Seniors Kayla Rabey, Valedictorian, Joshua Elboom, Salutatorian, Miles Tibon, Senior Class President, represented their graduating class and participated in the commencement ceremony.

1. (L-R) Jack Witry, Ryen Clark, Marcos Galvan, Dr. Crystal LeRoy, Annie Bacich

2. Annalise Wolf

3. Christopher Schenck

4. Anuha Reddy, Lena Mikacich, Kayla Rabey

5. Morning Cloud Castellano

6. Giacomo Del Piero

7. Samuel Bateman, Cera Lacomb, Azindi Llata, Gwen Culleton

8. Kelly Cook, Miguel Cornejo

9. Jene Wells, Sarai Rice, Olivia Williams, Allison Oliveira

10. Miles Mendis, Erica Willis, Erin Willis

11. Ezekiel Jackson, Darius Crowther, Demonte Robinson, Jackson Talent-Burleson, Avante Lee

12. Jeremy Delgado, Diego Campos

13. Maya Snyder, Brooke Bonetti

14. Isabella Thordsen, Brooke Brandenburger

15. Michael Wiggin

CB’S 146TH COMMENCEMENT

Many graduates also received special awards for their achievements in academics, athletics, arts, and more at CB. Yvette Castellanos and Eli Garcia received Provincial’s Lasallian Awards, Jake Elorduy, Brooke Brandenburger and Eliza Mikacich received La Salle Scholar-Athlete Awards. The De La Salle Medal for Excellence in Religion went to Nicholas Gustafson. Marcos Galvan and Ryen Clark received Jack Witry Awards. The Academic Excellence Award went to Kayla Rabey. Cooper Davey was presented with the Brother Ambrose Award for Lasallian Service and Loyalty.

Congratulations to the class of 2022!

ACADEMIC DECATHALON: TWO YEARS OF EXCELLENCE

Christian Brothers’ Academic Decathalon team earned its highest placement in history, 4th place, in March of 2022. In March 2023, the team came back and did it again! These accomplishments are the culmination of nearly a year of study and preparation.

In 2022, Vanessa Lee ‘24 was the top scorer for CB and took home gold in language, literature, music, and social studies students, along with bronze in science. Isaac stone took home the most medals for CB that year, earning silver in interview, language, literature, art, and social studies. He also earned a bronze in speech and science. These two outstanding scholars also made it to the podium as Super Decathletes, winning additional medals for being among the highest scoring competitors in the event.

In 2023, our top team scorer was again Vanessa Lee. She won gold in super quiz, silver in science, and bronze in economics. Congratulations, Falcons!

In February, CB’s Model United Nations team competed in the Berkeley Model United Nations Conference. A team of 11 CB students, representing Nigeria and Lebanon, debated and collaborated with more than 2,000 students from all over the “world”. Caleb Symkowick-Rose ‘25 and Ainsley Fong ‘24 won Research Awards. Sam George ‘26, Lilly Barrett ‘24, Sophie Diaz ‘24, and Shane Schriock ‘24 won Commendation Awards. Olivia Kim ‘24 won the Outstanding Delegate Award.

MODEL UNITED NATIONS

60+ Options for Students to Develop their Talents and Explore their Passions.

30TH ANNUAL LA SALLE ART EXHIBIT

On display at the 30th Annual La Salle Art Exhibit, was artwork created by Christian Brothers’ talented students, faculty, and staff. The exhibit was held in the George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center on May 4, 2022.

Congratulations to Gracie Knox ‘24 for earning Best of Show for her small, but captivating painting titled “Chamber of Reflection.” Annie Rodriguez ‘23 took first place for her shades of gray portrait titled “Emily Lind.” Vivian Johnson ‘24 won second place for her beautifully detailed landscape reminiscent of Chinese dynasty tapestries titled “The Town Underwater.” Third place went to Lena Mikacich ‘22 for her decadent sculptures titled “Chocolate Cupcake and Blueberry Muffin.”

Artwork Winners

(left to right)

1. Gracie Knox ‘24

2. Annie Rodriguez ‘23

3. Vivian Johnson ‘24

4. Lena Mikacich ‘22

CB ROCKS LENAEA THEATER FESTIVAL

In February 2023, CB competed in the Lenaea High School Theatre Festival. Seven of our students took eight performances and two original scripts to the festival, putting their work up against submissions from 60+ schools. CB medaled in nine of ten submissions, with Alexxa Riley ‘23 winning Gold and a Command Performance for her Shakespeare monologue. Congratulations to CB’s award winners, including Abigail Vandepol ‘23, Aubriana Lene ‘23, Madelyn Whitnell ‘24, Caroline Kramer ‘23, Iliana Demas ‘25, and Natasha Reese ‘25 and everyone who participated in this festival held at Folsom Lake College.

PLAYS & PERFORMANCES

Christmas Choral Concert

Group Photo (left to right, top to bottom) Natasha Reese ‘25, Abigail Vandepol ‘23, Aubriana Lene ‘23, Alexxa Riley ‘23

ATHLETICS

The 2022-2023 sports season was one for the books! Every single fall, winter, and spring sport made it to the playoffs this year.

Congratulations to all our incredible athletes!

Women’s Soccer made CB history with the trifecta, winning the CIF SJS Section Championship, C.A.L. League Championship, and D-3 Nor-Cal State Championship.

Football and women’s basketball earned all-league titles and made the section championships.

Women’s water polo and volleyball teams made the section championships.

In Fall of 2021, women’s golf ended their season with a 13-1 record. They were both the C.A.L. League Champions and the CIF SJS Section Champions.

Men’s and women’s cross country teams advanced to the state meet.

SIGNING DAYS AT CB

Christian Brothers Athletic Department hosted signing day for student-athletes in February 2023. Nine student-athletes signed letters of intent, committing to attending and playing sports at colleges across the country. Please join us in congratulating the following Falcons on their accomplishments and wish them luck in their bright futures ahead!

• JOSH RYAN: Lewis University, Golf

• NICK GOLDBERG: Tufts University, Baseball

• KELLEN MARTINEZ: Concordia University, Nebraska, Baseball

• TIANA JOHNSON: California State University, Chico, Softball

• ELIZABETH LEDESMA: Sacramento State, Soccer

• LILY JENSEN: California State University San Marcos, Soccer

• PEYTON MCDONALD: Pacific Universit, Soccer

• KEILEE HALL: The University of Arizona, Track and Field

• MAYA HILGER: Harvard, Rugby

MEET NEW CB CO-ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, MELISSA FLOWERS

How long have you worked at CB?

I have been here for five years, but four in the athletic department.

What was your position before co-athletic director?

I served as the assistant athletic director.

When did you become co-athletic director? In April of 2022.

What went into the decision to split the leadership role?

Honestly, it was Dale Milton’s decision. He believed it would be best to have 2 AD’s, one over the men’s sports (him), and one over women’s (me). But, I worked hard! Going through sports during COVID was tough, and that is putting it lightly.

What do you love most about your job?

I love being there for the student-athletes, and being able to see their hard work and dedication show through their performance is unmatched. I am one of their biggest cheerleaders.

What do you think the athletic department is doing well?

We have our game days down to a science. We make sure we are prepared for each upcoming season, and the games go off without a hitch. We all work hard and well as a team.

What do you want the CB community to know about the athletic department? We are here for you! We are more than just rules and regulations. We truly love our community and our student-athletes.

LASALLIAN EDUCATORS

Chrys Cassetta has always felt a connection to Christian Brothers. She began her teaching career at Bishop Manogue and remained there until it closed and merged with Christian Brothers in 1990. It was then that she interviewed for a position in the English department at CB and landed the job.

CHRYS CASSETTA | 2020

After several years, Ms. Cassetta felt a personal calling to explore a nonteaching opportunity which presented itself and moved across the country to try something new. In the summer of 1994, she packed her bags and moved to Atlanta, Georgia, only to return to Sacramento a year later due to the persistence of her family missing her being close to home. When she returned to Sacramento, she accepted a job at another local Catholic high school, but ultimately realized the school was not for her and the charism was simply not the same. In 2000, the then English department chair, Kenny Kirrene, called her, asking her to return to Christian Brothers. Without hesitation, she accepted his offer and returned to CB, where she has been ever since. After nearly 25 years, Ms. Cassetta remains true to the belief that CB is the place to be.

During her tenure at Christian Brothers, Ms. Cassetta has been involved in a variety of projects. Most recently, she helped coordinate the school’s accreditation process, has been co-program director for the Scholars’ Path program, and has been moderator of several clubs. Over the past many years, she has served as summer school principal (3 years), English department chair (10 years), and has attended student retreats, Campus Ministry trips, and VENAVER service immersion trips — her favorite being a VENAVER in Tijuana, Mexico, that she chaperoned with a long-time colleague. Not only is she an accomplished teacher of literature and composition, she also served as the school’s yearbook moderator, a position she initially took on for fun and has continued to enjoy for 17 years.

She was surprised and honored to receive the recognition of Lasallian Educator of the Year. “I was shocked,” reflects Cassetta. “It never crossed my mind that I would be that person.” Fellow English teacher, Loretta Kenney, sees Cassetta as the perfect choice. “Chrys has been a force for keeping us together,” states Kenney. “How does she do that? I believe it is through her quiet strength, her unwavering discipline, and her inherent compassion... Beyond her hospitality, mirroring that of St. John Baptist de La Salle, Chrys is the glue that holds us together on campus.”

For nearly 25 years, Cassetta has enjoyed the respect and affection of her colleagues and created sincere connections with her students. “For me, Ms. Cassetta is more than just a teacher,” says Sinead Cahill ’20. “She is a role model, a mentor, and a friend. From school trips to class discussions to after-school chats, Ms. Cassetta has shown me that she cares, not only about me but about all of her students.”

Ms. Cassetta feels humbled to be able to live her vocation every day at CB. “I’m blessed to be in a place where the kids are so wonderful and enjoyable,” says Cassetta. “They never leave my classroom without saying thank you. It makes me happy to know that they will someday be in charge of our world. And when I think about my colleagues at Christian Brothers, I can only say they are giants in my life, and I am blessed to walk among them. The faculty and staff of Christian Brothers High School would do anything for the students at this school, and that makes being here all the more satisfying.”

OF THE YEAR | 2020 & 2021

Officiall, Khari Reichling is the IT Manager at Christian Brothers High School, but like many of his coworkers, his actual job goes a bit beyond his title. That dedication and willingness to go the extra mile can probably be traced back to Khari’s first da.

“Right off the bat, it felt like home. It felt like a family. I went home and told my family. I had never had a welcoming at a new job like that. It was one where you got a gift bag and they’re showing you around and everyone’s so happy to have you,” reflects Khari about starting at CB five years ago, then a a systems engineer.

Khari grew up going to public school and was still a coach at River City High School when he joined the staff at CB. He used to view private schools as different, not bound to the same rules as public schools. But after becoming a CB employee and later a football coach here too, his views have changed. He says the private school experience is especially beneficial for student-athletes and their teams.

“Here at CB, I’ve yet to lose players due to grades. It’s so different than public schools.” Khari has always had a passion and talent for coaching athletics, but it was his coaching skills off the field that would earn him an awad he didn’t know he could receive.

When the pandemic hit and lockdown ensued, schools were forced to make tough decisions. At many institutions, transitioning to virtual learning was slow to begin and rocky at best. But with Khari’s tech expertise, dedication, and coaching acumen, CB made the pivot quickly and efficientl. The school only missed one day of instruction.

“I was staying up till 11:30, 12 o’clock at night assisting families.” The challenges kept coming, but Khari didn’t stop. CB would eventually transition to hybrid learning, where some students continued virtual learning while others returned to campus. That turned out to be the biggest test of not only technology, but mental health.

“You know, I had some teachers that were really anxious about it. Some were in tears. I would go sit there with them, tell them, don’t worry, we got this. I’ll be there the first few days of your class just to help you get it going, to help you lock in everything. You know, when you’re comfortable, you’ll be on your own.”

That extra mile did not go unnoticed. In the spring of 2021, Khari was named Lasallian Educator of the Year for all his hard work. Khari said he was the last to know, and realize, he had won.

“My wife knew. My mom knew. My mom was back east with all her sisters watching the ceremony live on an iPad. I had no idea. And it took me a while to realize they were even talking about me, because in my mind it just wasn’t possible, you know?”

Blindsided by the award, Khari says it took a while for it all to sink in.

“When I got home that night and really sat back and reflected on it, I got a little teary eyed because its something voted on by your peers, all the people I supported. It really told me what I meant to them.”

KHARI REICHLING | 2021

LASALLIAN EDUCATOR EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR | 2022

An alumnus of Christian Brothers, Julian Elorduy’s life came around full circle upon his return.

He earned his degree in comparative religion from UC Davis after graduating Christian Brothers in 2003. From there, Elorduy ‘03 started his career in education at Saint Mary School in Sacramento. He then went on to teach 7th grade at Saint Patrick Academy in Sacramento for two years and spent three years after that teaching 5th grade at Saint Leo the Great in Oakland. In the years after graduation, Elorduy says he did just about every job imaginable at a school.

“I have mostly worked in schools my whole career. I have done everything from being a janitor, an instructional aide, to a classroom teacher,” said Elorduy.

His love for education began young. Elorudy’s mother was in early education for two decades, so he spent a lot of time shadowing her in the classroom. He says he did not exactly seek out a career in education. In the Lasallian spirit, he eventually said yes to the invitation, but it wasn’t always easy.

“My early years of teaching were incredibly difficult with many long days working 10-14 hours and still feeling unsuccessful most of the time. However, I was committed to keep trying. Working in a self-contained elementary school classroom is some of the hardest (and most rewarding) work there is. I have a deep respect for elementary school educators. They are true heroes,” said Elorduy.

In 2015, Elorduy would answer another type of call, one that would bring him back to Christian Brothers High School, and the exact classroom where inspiration set the course of his career.

“Tomas Guro ‘03 messaged me through Facebook Messenger about needing a comparative religion teacher. Coincidentally, I began teaching in the exact same room, in which I took the class with Dr. Holly Peterson as a senior in 2003. It was that class that inspired me to study religion in college. If I hadn’t taken that course, I might have never ended up back at CB. It’s interesting how things come around full circle,” said Elorduy.

In the eight years since Elorduy began teaching at Christian Brothers, he has held many roles; teacher, assistant principal, interim principal, but through it all, his light and love for Lasallian education have shone brightly.

“In every interaction I have with him, and when I see him and others, is led by Lasallian Core Principles. I don’t think it is intentional, I believe it is just who he is. From the time he took leadership roles at CB, he has been respectful of everyone and is good listener,” said Courtney Hendry, math teacher.

“Julian’s efforts, especially during the pandemic, have been extraordinary. His support with digital learning and with campus safety has earned him the right to this recognition. No matter the role he is in. What he does with spirituality and student centeredness is a true Lasallian educator and role model for our entire community,” said Armando Diaz, Counseling Department Chair.

Elorduy’s willingness to step up and help in any situation, compassion and love for students and his colleagues, his dedication to the Christian Brothers community, and his faith are among the numerous reasons why he is CB’s 2022 Lasallian Educator of the Year.

“When I learned I was chosen, I was shocked and honored. It was such a joy to see my family present while I received such a treasured honor,” said Elorudy.

JULIAN ELDORUY ‘03 | 2022

The Return of the CB Extravaganza!

CB’s annual party with a purpose returned on Friday, September 9, 2022, after a break due to the pandemic. The CB Extravaganza (formerly the Wine, Beer, and Food Extravaganza) saw thousands of alumni and friends come to campus for a wonderful time.

“What a thrill it was to be able to bring the CB Extravaganza back to CB,” enthuses Steve McLaughlin, director of philanthropy. “This event is so revered by our alumni, families, and friends throughout the region. After such a long break between events, the anticipation was considerable. Through the spirit and joyfulness of all our guests, the experience exceeded expectations. You could feel the energy across campus – it was a great night for CB!”

The event raised over $150,000 to support tuition assistance at Christian Brothers High School. CB leads the region in tuition assistance, providing over $3.4 million in need-based funding for our students in the 2022-2023 school year alone.

The 33rd annual event featured local wine, beer, and food vendors, as well as live entertainment from HIP Service. Local restaurants, pubs, wineries, and distribution companies donated all the food and drinks for this amazing event.

“Having a great time with our Falcon friends on our historic campus is in and of itself a treasure,” says Crystal LeRoy, Ed.D., president. “Knowing you are doing that while supporting such a great cause is doubling down on the positivity! What a fantastic way to support the mission at CB!”

A big thank you to our presenting sponsor, Sacramento Republic FC, for supporting this awesome event and Christian Brothers High School. Please turn the page for a list of all our incredible sponsors, who helped make this return of the CB Extravaganza a roaring success!

Save the date for next year’s CB Extravaganza on Friday, September 8, 2023.

1. (L-R) Brother Dan Morgan, FSC, Brother Nick Gonzalez, FSC, Brother Ricardo Palacio, FSC, Brother Richard Oroma, FSC, Crystal LeRoy, Ed.D.

2. Alden-John Uriarte, Monsignor James Kidder, Kathy Halstead, Jennifer Uriarte

3. Darrin Kimble, Dina Kimble, Scott Newby

4. Gabriella Shore ‘18, Meera Khaira ‘18, Karla Geach, Kamal Khaira, Dr. Ravinder Khaira

1. Kathy Johnson, John Fondale ’83, Dr. Crystal LeRoy, Jack Witry, Mona Witry ‘60, Br. Richard Orona, FSC

2. Mollie Cochran, Jeff Lewkowitz ’98, Chris Post ’98, Alina Post, Matt Morrow ’98, Sara Morrow

3. Phil Jimenez, Caeden Laffin ‘1

4. Dennis Finlan, Heidi Johnsich, Maria Thomas, Scott Thomas

5. Tasha McLaughlin, Jackie Simon, Cathy Johnston

6. Pedro Carrillo, Sandra Carrillo, Luis Gallarzo ’91, Celia Gallarzo, Arletha Orozco, Judy Lee, Mike Lee

7. Amy Littlejohn, Brock Littlejohn ‘85, Michelle Kufasimes, Nick Kufasimes, Kim Squaglia

8. Mike Destefano, Katie Orsburn, Sarah Kiesling ‘95

9. Jason Lor, Peter Kassel ’08, Br. Dan Morgan, FSC

10. Jason Shaw, Kristen McCarthy, Tracey Freeman-Shaw ‘03

11. Xavier Green ’97, Tessa Green

12. Peter Hoey ’97, Britany Hoey ‘97

13. Claire Jones-Ruman ’15, Shelby Rodich ’16, Camille Moniz ‘16

14. Joe Cisneros ’64, Robert Zuniga ’63, Arnold Zuniga ’68, Ed Moriarty ‘68

15. Hannah Atlas, Alyssa Parodi, Brendan Macmillan ’17, Devon Paulding ’17, Ryan Murphy ’17 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS

Thank you to our 2022 CB Extravaganza Sponsors...

PRESENTING SPONSOR

Sacramento Republic FC

MAIN STAGE

HIP Entertainment

PRIVATE RESERVE CAPTRUST

BEER GARDEN

Loehmann’s Plaza

WINE COURTYARD

Class of 1996 Alumni and Parents

WHISKY GLASS

Reliable Home Solutions

WINE GLASSES

2M Locating

CAViard Realty Associates

Desmond, Nolan, Livaich, Cunningham

Duane’s Body & Paint, Inc.

El Dorado Savings Bank

Fancy Feet Dance Academy & Parties

Katie the Real Estate Lady

Nitty’s Cider

The Nunan Family

Royal Electric

Schetter Electric LLC

GOLD SPONSORS

Shaw, Yoder, Antwih, Schmelzer & Lange

Kim Squaglia & Tod Smith

US Bank Home Mortgage

Christian Brothers High School Board of Trustees

SILVER SPONSORS

BOS Sheet Metal, Inc.

Scott Short with loanDepot

BRONZE SPONSORS

Encompass

Twinkle lights, love locks, the Mona Lisa—ooh la, la! Another glamorous night spent on the CB campus, Meet Me in Paris, brought friends, family, and alumni back in support of tuition assistance at Christian Brothers. The love for our school was palpable, and our attendees once again exceeded expectations in their generosity, spirit, and passion for our students! Staff and volunteers spent hours transforming the Jack Witry Field House, the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium, and the recently revamped weight room with all the trappings of Paris, France.

“It is such a special experience to know that you are a part of changing lives,” says Steve McLaughlin, director of philanthropy. “That’s what all of our donors and volunteers do through their support of the auction. Together, we are making an impact on every student on our campus today, and on those aspiring young men and women who will grace these halls in the future.”

VIP guests began their evening under strings of romantic lights and candles for a cocktail hour in the second story weight room. Charmed by brand new equipment, March Madness on the big screen, puppies, and a student on stilts, guests mingled and posed for photos, happy to be surrounded by friends new and old. Next, the silent auction opened on the main level of the Jack Witry Field House. Amazing Parisian-themed decorations, including a 9-foottall Eiffel Tower created by CB Engineering students, and student performers creating art and playing music set an exciting tone.

The evening progressed with a delicious dinner in the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium, which was transformed into the finest Fench restaurant with white billowy streamers, twinkling lights, and gilded table trappings. The auctioneer, Jake Parnell, and master of ceremonies, John McGinnis ’76, kept the energy alive, drawing excitement and incredible generosity. Guests raised more than $500,000 for Christian Brothers’ student programs and tuition assistance.

“My husband and I have been attending the CB Annual Auction for over a decade, and it was my absolute pleasure to chair,” says Pat Lewis, auction chair. “Thank you to the talented and generous volunteers that spent countless hours planning and executing a tres magnifique evening and thank you to the entire CB community for the generous donations of goods and services. The team volunteered months of hard work and spent a whirlwind few days that helped us achieve our fundraising goal of over $500,000! This awesome display of community support benefits tuition assistance and enables all students, family, and friends to come together in a welcoming and inclusive environment. Until we meet again, keep making CB the place to be!”

THANK YOU TO OUR 2023

MOBILE BIDDING SPONSORS:

PRESENTING PLATINUM SPONSOR:

Capital Pediatrics - The Khaira Family

Roger & Carol Dreyer

SILVER SPONSORS:

Andrew Turner Construction

Nate Austin, Jackson Lewis P.C.

EMERALD SPONSORS:

Kim Squaglia, House Real Estate

River City Bank

DIAMOND SPONSORS:

The Arevalo Family, San Lucas Pediatric Clinic

Jackson Properties, Inc.

Rich & Connie Koppes

Bill ‘73 & Helen Pierson, Jimmy ‘02 & Angeline

Pierson, Kevin & Cindy McBride (Kaydence ‘26), Medic Ambulance Services, Inc. & Sentivo Vineyards

Sarah Stanley ‘93, Firecode Safety Equipment Inc.

Sierra Health Foundation

Solis Financial Strategies Group of Wells Fargo Advisors

David & Peggy Walrath

GOLD SPONSORS:

Christi Calpo

Ed & Katie Dudensing, Dudensing Law

Darrin & Dina Kimble, Royal Electric

Don & Kathy Fitzgerald

The Fondale Family

Reverend Father William Kinane

Mike & Judy Lee and Pedro & Sandra Carrillo

Lydia Ramirez, Five Star Bank

K&A Spease Foundation

LPAS Architecture and Design, Ron & Kristine ‘82 Metzker

Mrs. James A. Monroe

Lon ‘73 & Mary Ann Burford

John Demas, Demas Law Group

The Ken ‘54 Harris Family, in memory of Marolyn ‘57 Harris

Caron Houston, M.D., House Calls of Carmichael

The Kaye Family

Jennifer & Josh Pulliam

Yvette ‘78 & Craig Roy

FALCON SPONSOR:

DesCor Builders

BRONZE SPONSORS:

Avere, Inc

Rose Goni Davis, D&B Deposition Reporters

Ralph & Antoinette de Vere White

Timothy & Mona Gergen

Scott & Gayle Govenar

Ed & Maria Manning

Mike ‘60 & Cindy Shamrock

Marcus Sheedy ’16 & Connor Sheedy ‘10

FRIENDS OF CB:

Susan Bitar

David & Linda Christianson

Christian Brothers Board of Trustees

The Most Reverend Myron Cotta

Marianne & Michael Evashenk

William & Adrienne Harris

Sukhjit & Colleen Johl

Jeffrey & Cyndy LaFitte, Coldwell Banker-Sierra Oaks

John & Lisa Meyers

Kristen McCarthy

The Perez Family

The Rose Stinson Family

John Wigglesworth

William ‘68 & Elaine ‘68 Schaedler

MEDIA SPONSOR:

Fox40 News

1. Live Auction Team

2. Pat Lewis, Josh ’25, and Mike Lewis

3. Viktoria Jeremiah, Gretchen Rado

4. Lauren Oshita ‘25, Josh Lewis ‘25, Joseph Ramirez ‘25, Gabriella Palamidessi ‘25

5. Lucas Krenn-Brown ‘23, Michael Nelson ‘24, Michael Perez ‘24, Kelly Yu ‘23, Greta Chenu ‘23

6. Cindy McBride, Crystal LeRoy, Ed.D., Kevin McBride

7. Jimmy ’02 and Angeline Pierson

8. Kamal and Dr. Ravinder Khaira

9. Paty and Steve Galvez, Tod Smith, Kim Squaglia

10. Mary Ann Burford, Crystal LeRoy, Ed.D., Kamal Khaira

11. Pedro and Sandra Carrillo, Judy and Mike Lee

12. Monica Gonzalez-Williams, Crystal LeRoy, Ed.D., Michael Williams

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OFF TO THE RACES!

After three long years, the CB Annual Auction returned on March 19, 2022, with a flourish of fanciful hats and a fervor for fundraising, and we were Off to the Races!

While the Kentucky Derby may be the most exciting two minutes in sports, CB’s Auction thrilled attendees for an entire evening. Dedicated volunteers and staff transformed the Jack Witry Field House and the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium, setting the stage for a night of fun and fundraising!

Attendees bid on fabulous silent auction items and enjoyed a delightful dinner. Auctioneer Jake Parnell and master of ceremonies, Scott Moak, Fox40 host and Sacramento Kings public address announcer, kept the energy alive and inspired generosity.

“It is such a blessing that so many of our partners believe wholeheartedly in our mission!” says President Crystal LeRoy, Ed.D. “What shone brightest at the Off to the Races Auction was the indelible spirit of our Falcon faithful and the generous commitment our community has for our students and our mission. It was an incredible evening for Christian Brothers High School, raising over half a million dollars for need-based tuition assistance!”

We thank everyone who participated both at the event and virtually for their support. Thank you to our volunteers, donors, and sponsors for making this event a galloping success!

THANK YOU TO OUR 2022

AUCTION SPONSORS

BAR SPONSORS

PRESENTING SPONSOR:

Capital Pediatrics - The Khaira Family

Bryan & Kara Turner

SILVER SPONSORS

Christi Calpo

Michael & Marianne Evashenk

EMERALD SPONSORS:

The Rapton Family

Kim Squaglia, House Real Estate

DIAMOND SPONSORS:

Jackson Properties, Inc.

Darrin & Dina Kimble, Royal Electric

Richard and Connie Koppes

Medic Ambulance Service, Inc., Bill ’73 & Helen Pierson, Jimmy ’02 & Angeline Pierson, Kevin & Cindy McBride (Kaydence ’26), Jennifer & Josh Pulliam

River City Bank

GOLD SPONSORS:

John Demas, Demas Law Group

Ed & Katie Dudensing

Don & Kathy Fitzgerald

John Fondale ‘83

The Gormley Family

K & A Spease Foundation

Jeff Kramer & Erin Chargin, Learning Solutions

Mike and Judy Lee, Turn-Key Lending & Realty LPAS Inc.

Solis Financial Strategies Group of Wells Fargo Advisors

David & Peggy Walrath

West Coast Mortgage Group

Ken Harris ’54 & Marolyn ’57 Harris

Gavin & Shari McHugh

Willie ’69 & Sheila Nolan

Lydia Ramirez, Five Star Bank

Yvette ‘78 and Craig Roy

Andrew & Erin Turner, Andrew Turner Construction

BRONZE SPONSORS

Nathan & Victoria Austin

Best, Best & Krieger LLP

Blair & Nikki Chapman, Nikki Chapman Real Estate

Tom & Colleen Curtin

The DeBoo Family

Fugina Construction

Joe ’64 & Joan (James) ’64 Kuzmich

Kristen McCarthy

Bao & Trang Nguyen

Mike ’60 & Cindy Shamrock

Tony & Darby Thomas

1. Lou and Crystal LeRoy, Ed.D.

2. Andrezej Skoskiewicz, Steve Charonis

3. Keith and Gina Ketcher

4. Colleen Curtin

5. Christi Calpo, Mike Garza, Tim Rogers, Carmen Herrera-Rogers, Cece Velez

6. Joan ’64 and Joe ’64 Kuzmich

7. Ann Koenig, Joann Bonini

8. Josh and Donna Pane

9. Steve Kustin, Jen Kustin, Bryan Sapp, Patrick Harbison ‘98, Charlie Lawlor ‘04, Eric Dietz ‘00, Kacie Owen, Rachel Smith ‘03, Christi Barnas

10. Jodi and Robert ‘86 Fontana, Laura Bower

A TRIBUTE

PRESENTING SPONSOR

Josh and Jennifer Pulliam

PLATINUM SPONSOR

Mel Rapton Honda

DIAMOND SPONSORS

George A. Cunningham

Royal Electric

John M. Jackson ‘68, J. Jackson Properties

Kamal & Dr. Ravinder Khaira

GOLD SPONSORS

Peter P. Bollinger Investment

William H. Blucher Sr.

Carpenters Local

El Dorado Savings Bank

Jeanette Ercila ‘96

Marianne and Michael J. Evashenk

John P. Fondale ‘83

Richard H. Koppes

Medic Ambulance Service, Inc., Jimmy Pierson ‘02

Ron & Kristine ‘82 Metzker

GOLD SPONSORS CONT...

NT Brokerage, LLC

River City Bank

Angela and Kevin D. ‘86 Spease, ISSE Services

Roberto L. Vellanoweth ‘95

Western Health Advantage

SILVER SPONSORS

Ed Dudensing

Donald W. Fitzgerald

Gormley and Sons

Katherine Paterson ‘81

Yvette L. Roy ‘78

Nancy L. Smith-Fagan

BRONZE SPONSORS

Todd M. Hambrook

Kenneth R. Harris ‘54

Gerald T. Kirrene ‘53

Jose Manuel & Mary Linares

Martinez Glass

Michael Pierson, BOS Sheet Metal

Kelly P. Ulrickson-Fugina

PRESENTING SPONSOR

Mel Rapton Honda, The Rapton Family

DIAMOND SPONSORS

George A. Cunningham ‘40

Patrick & Leah Frink

Jackson Properties, Inc.

GOLD SPONSORS

John & Heidi Anderson

Family

Chris Bagatelos & Jacqueline Calkin Bagatelos

Dan & Debbie Costa, The Costa Law Firm

Ed Dudensing & Katie Newell Dudensing

John Fondale ‘83

Tim & Mona Gergen

Dr. Marty & Carol Greenberg

Tom & Maria Johnson

Kamal & Dr. Ravinder Khaira

Ron & Kristine ‘82 Metzker, LPAS Architecture & Design

Murphy Austin Adams Schoenfeld, LLP

Bill ’73 & Helen Pierson, Jimmy ’02 & Angeline Pierson, Medic Ambulance Service Inc.

Dr. Gregory & Carmelita Smith

River City Bank

Royal Electric Co.

David & Peggy Walrath

Scott & Janelle Wetch

BAR SPONSOR

Bryan & Kara Turner

SILVER SPONSORS

Anderlini & McSweeney LLP

Anonymous

Chris Brown, DLR Group

Christian Brothers Board of Trustees

Michael & Marianne

Evashenk, Sjoberg

Evashenk Consulting

Gary Gery, PBK Architects

Rick Gormley ’74 & Patrick

M. Gormley Jr. ’07, W.F.

Gormley & Sons

Robert Massa

Katherine ’81 & Gordon Paterson

Yvette ’78 & Craig Roy

Kevin & Nancy Smith-Fagan

Kevin ’86 & Angela Spease, ISSE Services LLC

PICTURE SPOT SPONSOR

Towerpoint Wealth

BRONZE SPONSORS

ACE COMPOSITES, Inc., The Hambrook Family

Dick Cunha ’64, Clark Trucking Service, Inc.

Fugina Construction

Ken ’54 & Marolyn ’57 Harris

Rich & Connie Koppes

The Mendis Family

Christopher & Jacqueline

Obmann, Ernst & Young

Mike Pierson, BOS Sheet Metal

Paul Rieschick

Darby & Tony Thomas

Western Health Advantage

CB Welcomes the Return of the Ambassadors’ Club Dinner

After three years, the Ambassadors’ Club Dinner returned to Christian Brothers on January 18, 2023, and with it, a chance to gather and honor some of our school’s biggest supporters!

Smiling faces, laughter, and warm embraces between friends, the Ambassadors’ Club Dinner gave alumni and supporters the chance to catch up after the busy rush of the holidays. The evening was held in the cafeteria, away from the cold and blustery weather outside. Steve McLaughlin, director of philanthropy, served as master of ceremonies for the event.

The evening began with remarks from President Crystal LeRoy, Ed.D. and a wonderful prayer from CB senior, Tanner Meade. Following was a wonderful performance from honors Chorale, under the direction of Choral Director, Christian Bohm. In the spirit of the evening, Elmer Lizarde ’16, spoke about the profound impact a Christian Brothers education has had on his life and his career.

This year’s special Ambassadors of the Year honorees were John and Susan Nunan for their unwavering support and dedication to Christian Brothers. The Nunans were first chosen in 2020, but due to the pandemic, CB was unable to publicly celebrate and honor them until this year. Please read more about how the Nunans are dedicated champions for CB,

1. Roger Hornsby, Kathleen Fitzgerald, Donald Fitzgerald, Mary Horsnby

2. Pat Lewis, Mike Lewis, Mike Lee, Judy Lee, Jackie Simon, Tiffany Dozzie

3. John Fondale ’83 , Kathy Johnson , Susan Larson, Kevon Larson

4. Lou LeRoy, Crystal LeRoy, Ed.D., Sara Davis, Chris Davis ‘94

5. Julian Elorduy ’03, Frank Mugartegui ’51, Greg Mugartegui ‘74

6. Monica Gonzalez-Williams, Michael Williams, Lou LeRoy

embodying the spirit of true school ambassadors in the article on the next page.

John and Susan Nunan 2023 Ambassadors of the Year!

the Board of Trustees is to be on stage at graduation and shake the hand of every graduate. When you have an opportunity to see this incredibly united, richly diverse, bright group of young women and men poised to go out and make a difference in the world, you really see all that is possible!”

The Nunans see what Christian Brothers meant for their children and want others to have the same opportunity. “They got both their educational training and their whole-person development,” says John. “We feel so fortunate for our kids to have had that opportunity.” What inspires them to continue being active in the CB community and giving back after all these years is the tuition assistance program.

“The mission of St. John Baptist de La Salle resonated with us,” says Susan. “Christian Brothers makes it possible for students who want to go there be able to. The tuition assistance program keeps the spirit of De La Salle going.”

The Nunans’ first experience with Christian Bothers High School was as wine presenters at CB’s wine tasting event in the late 80’s. During that evening, they met many CB parents and alumni. When the time came for their sons to attend high school, John (Jady) ’99 and Bjorn ’04 set their sights on Christian Brothers. With some positive encouragement from their neighbors, good friends, and fellow Ambassadors of the Year award recipients, Willie ’69 and Sheila Nolan, John and Susan wholeheartedly supported their children’s decision. But what began as a high school choice, would soon turn into something even more special.

John retired from Unger Construction after 40 years, 28 of them as president. Susan works as a travel agent and does volunteer work in her spare time. The couple has been married for over 42 years and enjoy traveling together and being active in the Sacramento community. Long after their children graduated from high school and continued their Lasallian education at St. Mary’s College in California, the Nunans remained loyal and involved at Christian Brothers.

John and Susan Nunan are generous and faithful supporters, donating to all the school’s recent capital campaigns and sponsoring the Wine, Beer & Food Extravaganza for over 10 years. In 2006, John was named an Honorary Alumnus by the Alumni Association for his dedication to the school. With his background in construction, he was involved in the Building the Tradition Campaign that funded the construction of the Jack Witry Field House and George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center. He also served on the committee for the Securing the Future Campaign where he advised on the design and construction process of the Peter P. Bollinger ’57 Stadium. He was instrumental in getting the project done on time and on budget.

John is currently on CB’s Finance Committee and has served on the Board of Trustees for seven years, two as Chair. As Chair of the Board, he particularly enjoyed learning more about Lasallian history and getting to know the Brothers in Northern California.

“I just loved being around them,” says John. “That made being on the Board really special.”

Perhaps the most memorable experience he had in this role was shaking the hand of every graduating senior at Commencement. “One of the things you are fortunate to do when you’re chair of

Having attended small public high schools themselves, the Nunans appreciate the familiar, tight-knit community at CB. “When we went to Back-to-School Night, we wanted to go back to high school!” enthuses Susan. “The kids were in a community that is so nurturing and positive. The teachers knew their students well and were very complimentary.”

“To this day, we see the way our kids are, their friends, and how they take on responsibilities,” reflects John. “They learned so many lessons at Christian Brothers. You look back and see the relationships they formed with their classmates and teachers. That just doesn’t happen everywhere.”

Beyond their children’s high school experience, John and Susan have made lifelong memories and friends throughout their time at CB. “We were humbled and honored to receive the Ambassadors of the Year award, especially knowing some of the previous ambassadors and how involved they are at the school,” says John. “It is a group of people we are appreciative of and proud to be among. We’ll always be promoters and crusaders of Christian Brothers.”

“We first tried to ecognize John and Susan as Ambassadors of the Year in 2020. Unfortunately, that was not possible with the pandemic. I’m so pleased that we are finally able to ecognize them for their remarkable dedication and generosity in sharing their time, talent, and treasure with the Christian Brothers community throughout the years,” says CB President Dr. Crystal LeRoy. “We are incredibly grateful for all they have done for CB. It is my honor to congratulate them as our 2023 Ambassadors of the Year.”

2021-2022 Annual Report

of gifts given between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022

This section of the Annual Report of Gifts features Ambassadors’ Club members who donate a minimum of $1,876 (to correspond with the school’s founding year) each year.

$10,000+ SPONSOR LEVEL

Anonymous

Ken and Joyce Adamson

Devon Atlee and Francine

Bianchini Atlee

Gail Bartus-Compton ‘62

Benevity Community Impact Fund

Peter ‘57 and Audrey Bollinger

John and Joann Bonini

Lon ‘73 and Mary Ann Burford

Margaret Carrera and Philip Joffe

Brandon and Monica Castillo

Dave and Linda Christianson

Dick ‘64 and Sandy Cunha

George Cunningham ‘40

Ralph and Antoinette de Vere

White

Diocese of Sacramento

Thomas Flynn and Rita-Jane

Spillane

John Fondale ‘83

George and Lena Valente

Foundation

Rich Gomez ‘65

Leo ‘55 and Gayle Granucci

Marie Gross

Hope Harrington

Mike ‘65 and Kate Ingoglia

Tom and Maria Johnson

Greg ‘65 and Carole Kassis

Ravinder and Kamal Khaira

Rich and Connie Koppes

Lasallian Christian Brothers Foundation

Lewis Kassis Trust Foundation

Brock ‘85 and Amy Littlejohn

Joel ‘62 and Carolyn ‘63 Lucich

Mel Rapton Honda

Nick ‘59 and Jo Anne Moore

David ‘61 and Susan Murphy

Robert and Shelly Murray

John and Susan Nunan

Helen Pierson

Jimmy ‘02 and Angeline Pierson

Joshua and Jennifer Pulliam

Curtis and Rossana Rapton

River City Bank

Sacramento Region Community Foundation

Maria Sargent

Gordon Scott ‘64

Dick Sherman ‘57

Tod Smith & Kimberly Squaglia

The Catholic Foundation of The Diocese of Sacramento, Inc.

Donald and Denise Timmons

Keith and Lynn Volkerts

Robert Vellanoweth ’95

Dave and Peggy Walrath

$5,000+ PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE

Anonymous

Clark ‘62 and Claudia ‘63 Aldrich

Alliant Insurance Services, Inc

Tom ‘66 and Penelope Biaggi

Betty Biaggi

Kelly Brothers

CAPTRUST

Patricia Crowle ‘63

Ed Dudensing and Katie Newell

Joseph Flores ‘52

Jolynne Flores

Mike and Barbara Genovese

Janet Gill

Patrick ‘07 and Erica Gormley

Rick Gormley ‘74

George and Kassandra Gough

Bob ‘55 and Carolyn ‘57 Granucci

Greater Horizons

Todd and Victoria Hambrook

$2,500+ LASALLIAN

Anonymous

Joseph and Iris Alvarez

Nathan and Victoria Austin

Bret and Karen Bair

Christopher Bakes

Jody Bogle & Brian Riegler

Frank and Nancy Cable

Antonio ‘94 and Sara Davis

John Demas & Marianna Giokas

Demas Law Group

Peggy Desmond

Peter and Carrie Detwiler

Tom and Priscilla English

Michael and Marianne Evashenk

Michael and Kristin Faust

Don and Kathy Fitzgerald

Ken ‘54 and Marolyn ‘67 Harris

Chet and Laura Hewitt

Roger and Mary Hornsby

Intel Foundation Matching Gifts

Jackson Properties, Inc.

Darrin and Dina Kimble

Jerry ‘53 and Rosemary Kirrene

Paul and Annie Krause

Kevon and Sue Larson

Michael and Judy Lee

Michael and Patricia Lewis

Larry ‘62 and Karen Marietti

Medic Ambulance Service, Inc.

Darren and Coleen Morehead

Don ‘64 and Pam Murphy

Tim ‘68 and Phyllis O’Brien

Kathy ‘60 and Larry O’Connor

Mike and Carole Pirruccello

Christopher Price

Kevin and Jill Ralph

A. Louis Ramos ‘48

Fred ‘57 and Misaki Rooney

Royal Electric

Christopher and Patricia Ryan

Sierra Health Foundation

Jerry and Darlene Skou

Eric and Araceli Solis

Sam ‘58 and Joane Stassi

Chris and Audrey Stevens

United Way California Capital Region

Kevin ‘73 and Susan Valine

W. F. Gormley & Sons

Kevin and Tammara Wilcox

YourCause, LLC Trustee

Robert Giess

Kevin and Mary Gordon

Jim and Stacey Granucci

Anne and Patrick Harty

D. Michael Hembd & Brigitte Berry

Kathleen Horgan

Jerry ‘73 and Rebecca Karver

Jim Kassis ‘59

Jeff and Erin Kramer

Bart Lagomarsino ‘49

Fran ‘54 and Patricia Lastufka

Steve ‘65 and Karen Legarra

Patricia Lines ‘59

Vince ‘72 and Linda McDonald

Roger and Caron Mendis

Mercy Foundation

Kristine ‘82 and Ronald Metzker

Jane ‘63 and Thomas Meuser

Mrs. James A. Monroe

Rev. Martin J. Moroney

Paul and Michele Murphy

Jorge ‘73 and Nellie ‘78 Plasencia

Timothy ‘86 Poletti

Larry ‘91 and Shannon Reel

Matthew ‘97 and Jessica Robinson

Dan and Kathy Salazar

Mike ‘60 and Cindy Shamrock

James and Joyce Shetler

Dennis ‘73 and Laura Smith

Rayne ‘93 and Jofe Soriano

$2,500+ LASALLIAN

Karen Stassi

Thea Stidum

Bryan and Kara Turner

Chado ‘52 and Janet Vasquez

Robert Vellanoweth

James and Maureen Wanket

Stephanie Wetch

Sean and Nancy Wong

$1,876+ FOUNDERS

Anonymous

David and Gina Abrams

Julie Armstrong ‘61

Edwin and Jeudi Ballesteros

Christi Calpo

Bob Cardoza ‘52

Danielle and Aaron Chavez

Nicholas and Cynthia Condos

Desmond, Nolan, Livaich & Cunningham

Brandon and Kristy Dias

Sean and Renee Dineen

George and Tiffany Dozzie

El Dorado Savings Bank

Elizabeth Ercila

FlagCo LLC

Joey ‘65 and Dawn Gimenez

Andrew and Brooke Govenar

Darrin and Dineen Greer

Daryl Harmon & Surrinder Bains

James and Mary Harty

Jim and Sandy Heffernan

Hon. William O. Hoover, Jr. ‘59 and Mrs. Constance A. Hoover

Fred and Sabine Huang

Bill ‘76 and Nina Iliff

Daniel Kim & Lynn Paquin

Rev. Father William Kinane

Neuzil and Sandra Lai

Crystal and Lou LeRoy

Min Li & Junying Wu

Davis and Jocelyn Liu

Bruce ‘69 and Robin Maita

Mike ‘72 and Renee ‘76 Malaki

Brian ‘97 and Marilee Manning

William and Eve Martinez

Kristen McCarthy

Gavin and Shari McHugh

Frank and Elizabeth Meyer

Irene and Michael Miyasaki

Kirk ‘77 and Diana Murphy

Gearoid and Kathleen O’Neill

Paul and Claudia Page

John and Darcie Patock

Marc and Michele Perrault

Jeff and Pam Post

Alfonso Ramirez and Patricia

Aguiar

Bonnie Russo

Rolf and Lisa Schumann

Stephen Shea & Ann-Louise Kuhns

Anne Sheehan

Sharmie Silva ‘87 and Stephen

Lewis ‘87

James Simmons & Helen Travis

Reginald and Deanna Smith

Lincoln ‘95 and Aga Snyder

Jennifer Stone

Greg and Sharon Thomas

Andrew and Erin Turner

Meg Vernal ‘95

Pierre Viard

Andrew and Laura Walter

David and Korinn Wiest

Chuck and Patricia Zannetti

$1,000+ BROTHERS

Anonymous

Jon Almeida & Elia Gallardo

Duane ‘79 and Diane Arend

Bill and Sarah Ayres

Tom ‘56 and Carol Baker

Constantine Baranoff ‘93

Basic Crafts Workers Comp

Dennis Beck

Cindy and Gus Blecha

Tim and Christine Bosley

Eric and Catherine Brady

Christopher ‘77 and Mary Bressi

Brothers Plumbing & Electrical

Leonard and Dolores Calderon

Ralph and Tracy Calvillo

Ralph ‘62 and Joanne Campasano

Pedro and Sandra Carrillo

Giovanni and JoCeleste Cavaletto

Stephen Cernicky ‘66

Steve and Jackie Charonis

Douglas and Jinae Chin

Mary Church

Jerry Cooke ‘56

Mike ‘71 and Danielle Corcoran

Nino and Julie Costa

Josh and Onallee Crabtree

Jimmy ‘04 and Jessie Delgadillo

George and Sarah Deukmejian

Roger and Carol Dreyer

Eric ‘82 and Eileen Edelmayer

Bill ‘57 and Sally ‘57 Enos

Joseph and Megan Eschleman

Anthony and Maribeth Estolero

Jim Faulkner ‘52

Kieran and Marty Fitzpatrick

Five Star Bank

Scott and Yolanda Garcia

Larry and Christine Garcia

Kenneth and Kelly Garrett

Mark and Joy Groen

Joe and Teresa Guilherme

Jaime and Tami Gutierrez

Brian and Mary Harp

William and Adrienne Harris

Mike Havey ‘69

Derek Helwig ‘00

Dennis Hock ‘64

David ‘99 and Danielle Holquin

Grant and Joslyn Inderbitzen

Curtis and Valerie Jennings

Christopher and Mary Jensen

Sukhjit and Colleen Johl

Tim ‘68 and Jackie Johnston

Mark and Rochelle Kaye

Holly Keller

Keith and Gina Ketcher

Sergio and Emma Kordich

Jeffrey and Cyndy LaFitte

Paul and Courtney Lemieux

Neil Lien ‘99

Shirley Liu

Valerie Lyons

Sam and Gina McAdam

Kevin and Cindy McBride

Robert and Pella McCormick

Stephen and Tasha McLaughlin

Curtis ‘88 and Heidi Metz

Frank ‘51 and Marge Mugartegui

Chad and Erin Muilenburg

William Munoz & Daphne Adams

Lee Murphy ‘95

Willie ‘69 and Sheila Nolan

Betty O’Donnell

Linda ‘84 and Lee Overstreet

Crystal and Glenn Owens

Pacific Cedit Services

Pacific Gas & Electric Co

Jerry ‘55 and Barbara ‘58 Pauly

Michael and Cynthia Pierce

Rick ‘79 and Doris Pires

Joy and William Prevost

Amber Ramos ‘96 & Daniel Zapata

David ‘65 and Melinda Rasul

Curtis and Genevieve Reese

Marcus and Annette Romani

John and Denise Rose

Edward and Frances Rothman

Yvette ‘78 and Craig Roy

Cheryl and Adham Sbeih

Marv Scharosch ‘56

Jim and Ellen Schiavenza

Irv ‘60 and Sylvia Scott

Jim Sequeira ‘63

Karen Sexton ‘65 & Robert

McAleese

Roween and Jo Anne Sharma

Robert Silva ‘57 & Patricia Pavone

Jerry ‘56 and Elizabeth Silvey

Mark and Teresa Simi

Tom ‘48 and Marion Slakey

Kyle Smith ‘15

Reginald Smith ‘12

Andy ‘51 and Marilyn Smolich

Socotra Capital, Inc.

Paul Souza & Dana Otto

Daniel and Anna-Marie Stouder

Patty Symkowick

Veronique Tache

Donald ‘55 and Margie Terra

Tony and Darby Thomas

Gabriel and Sarah Tierney

Sheila ‘58 and Bob Tomasini

Towerpoint Wealth

Christopher Vargas & Bill Roach

Carrie Vellutini

Renee ‘55 and Ethyle

Vercruyssen

Kerry and Gary Vickers

Pat ‘72 and Sarah Vogeli

Jay ‘52 and Suzie Waterbury

Frank Werry ‘74

Ryan and Sandy Whaley

John Wiedner ‘86

David and Kerry Youker

Anonymous

Gerald and Christina Aglibut

Jeffrey ‘79 and Carlene Alves

Vincent and Louise Arias

Michael and Michelle Baass

Pritam Babrah

Doreen Baldwin ‘57

Gustavo ‘69 and Norma Barcena

David and Shannon Barnes

William and Laura Barrett

Craig and Lisa Beck

Roland and Lisa Bell

John and Jennifer Benton

Best Best & Krieger LLP

Todd ‘78 and Cynthia Bird

Troy ‘82 and Kris Bird

Patrick Blacklock

Robert and Ann Briggs

Nathan Browne ‘00

Robert and Monica Brushia

Carl ‘60 and Lili Brust

Robert ‘85 and Janice Buckner

John ‘70 and Barbara Caselli

Blair and Nicole Chapman

Patricia Chavez

Jeff Chenu & Wendy Holmquist

James Coloma ‘97

Todd ‘92 and Marlene Cook

Hugo and Blanca Marisa Cornejo

Lydia Darr

Jim and Jacqui DeBoo

Wayne and Linda Del Nero

Kerry Desmond

David ‘94 and Michelle Desmond

Jay Dickenson & Alma Morales Gonzalez

Sammy and Victoria Dizon

Terry ‘55 and Kathy Dorsey

Suta and Annie Douangpanya

Michel Duchesne

Lorenzo and Imelda Durana

Larry and Stacey Edgar

Jeff and Lisa Elenberger

Liz Eshleman

William and Dawn Farrell

Louie ‘76 and Nadine Feletto

Hector and Charlotte Fernandez

Alma Fernandez

Jerry ‘65 and Susan Flynn

Harvard and Linda Fong

Tracy and Cecile Freeman

Tim and Becky Fukuda

Vincent and Sh-Yea Fung

William Geary ‘65

Felipe and Eloisa Gentil

Jim ‘64 and Maureen ‘64 Girard

Gary Goyette & Andrea Todd

Michelle Granado

Martin and Carol Greenberg

Mark and Stacey Grijnsztein

Michael ‘67 and Patricia Hanley

Ty ‘84 and Debbie Hansen

Jeff Henderson & Joanna Cucchi

Carol Hoeflin

Jake ‘96 and Emily ‘97 Hunley

Andrew and Jean Hurst

Bruce ‘83 and Luanne Hutchings

Justin ‘89 and Amanda Johnson

Maia Johnson

Damon Jones & Julieta

Dominquez-Jones

Clark and Kari Kelso

Bob and Jane Kimmell

David ‘81 and Lesley Kirrene

Thomas and Laura Knox

David and Joanne Kuchera

Joseph ‘64 and Joan ‘64 Kuzmich

Mike ‘93 and Amy Kuzmich

Gerard ‘58 and Mary Caye

Lagomarsino

Scott and Mia Lankes

Christopher and Charlotte Lazio

Bob ‘62 and Kay Lera

Mike ‘80 and Diane Lewis

Jose Manuel and Mavy Linares

Christopher and Carolina Lloyd

Carolyn Lloyd

Massimo and Marisa Luchini

Neal Lutterman & Joyann Redmon

Robert and Debijean Machado

John and Susan MacMillan

Joseph Maffi ‘7

Marisa and Kosol Main

Robert and Monica Maldonado

Tony Manuel ‘65

Josh and Cynthia Martin

John and Lisa Matocq

Dan McVeigh and Rebecca

Baumann

Frances Mendoza

Christine Merrill ‘05

Joanne Mette ‘63

Margaret Mette

Jocelyn A. Moreno

Aric ‘88 and Julie Morgan

Ntwali and Brigitte Muderhwa

Renato ‘72 and Dana Negri

Francesca Negri and John

McIntyre

O’shea and Laura Nero

Network For Good

Adam Nguyen & Ann Ta

Bao and Trang Nguyen

Jeff and Pam Nickson

Mary Nowaczyk

Tom Nulk ‘83

NVIDIA

Kristi O’Connor

Don Palmieri & Hiroko Sugitani

Jerome ‘87 and Mary Parra

PayPal Giving Fund

Debbie Perez

Christina Peterson Dier ‘00

Dan ‘62 and Hollis Petrocchi

William and Kathleen Pletcher

Leon and Jenny Quintero

Mike and Gretchen Rado

Joe and Tracy Ramirez

Frank and Joanne Ramos

Derek and Stephanie Ramsey

Veronica Rasul

Kenneth and Lisa Reece

Melissa and Spencer Relles

Geoffrey and Harriet Ross

Troy and Jamie Rowsey

Mike Salazar

Paul Salinas ‘84

Richard ‘91 and Alicia Sanchez

Bill ‘68 and Elaine ‘68 Schaedler

Jerry ‘59 and Cathy Scharosch

Christina Schlink

Colt Schroeder

Jon ‘92 and Erin Sevier

FRIENDS AND BUSINESSES

Anonymous

Melissa Abay ‘98 & Nathan Uchida

Fernando and Martha Aceves

Luis and Michele ‘90 Acosta

Peter and Donna Adam

Michael ‘74 and Joyce Adams

Aileen Adams

Adams & Corzine

Mary Adams-Wiley

Aerojet Rocketdyne

Tom Ahern ‘61

Claude ‘70 and Jan Alber

Louie Albiani

Al and Christine Aldrete

Lewis Allen & Therese Kierl-Allen

Miya Allen ‘99

Virgie and Les Allen

Alliant Insurance Services, Inc

Robert Alvarez

Charlene Ambrose ‘60

Jose and Yesenia Anaya

Ronny and Joyce Ancog

Robert and Michelle Shaw

Wendell and Meliza Sia

Elizabeth Siggins

Andrezej and Ellen Skoskiewicz

Neal and Angela Smith

Michael and Laura Smith

Dan ‘72 and Vickie Smolich

Eric ‘90 and Karen Snyder

William and Kylee Soares

Olaavi and Fidalma Solander

Marianne and Cindy Stinson

Mike ‘82 and Shawna Stinson

Aaron and Anna Lisa Storey

Buddy and LaShea Stubblefiel

Mohammad and Ahna Suleiman

Anna and Christopher

Symkowick-Rose

Mary Anderson

Melissa Anderson ‘02

Marissa Anderson ‘11

Steven ‘62 and Arlene Anderson

Ron and Bonnie Andre

Sharon Ang

Ludimer Angeles and Martna

Calbes

Ron ‘58 and Cecelia ‘58 Angell

Thomas and Mary Anthony

John Apostolo ‘72

Elena Arellano

Laura ‘82 and Rafael Avila

Gabriel Ayala

Wayne ‘85 and Cynthia Babby

Annie Bacich

James and Kathryn Baggarly

Maureen Bagley and Dennis

Doughty

Hilary Bagley-Franzoia

Avtar and Harpreet Bains

Gerald ‘59 and Peggy Bakarich

Eleni Tafesse & Alula Berhane

Jennifer Taggard and Vasiliy

Parfenov

Abel and Pamela Tenorio

Kelly Ulrickson-Fugina & Kevin Fugina

Jim and Kari Van Gundy

Oscar ‘84 & Katie Villegas

Mark and Jan Warren

Amy Welch-Gandy ‘93 and Michael Gandy ‘93

Barbara Wisnewski Smith ‘58 and Roger Smith

Jeffrey and Andria Leigh Wurm

Johnny and Allison Wynn

Giuseppe Zago & Thea Perrino

Aaron and Jennifer Ballesteros

Hoa and Phung Banh

Julie and Marion ‘59 Bannister

Ernie Barbeau ‘53

David and Sara Barberena

James Barnes ‘12

Linda Barr

Ernie and Idamarie Barsotti

Basic Crafts Workers Comp

Steve and Katherine Bath

Tim and Ruth Beale

Warren Beam

David and Ann Becker

Jeremey ‘61 and William Bedford

Mark and Flerida Ruth Beisert

Warren Bell ‘86

Ed Bellinger ‘74

Benevity Community Impact Fund

Joel and Maridel Benigno

Michael and Dorothy Benjamin

Brad ‘72 and Kathleen Bento

Michael Berberich ‘75

Jerry Bergen

Mike ‘69 and Emily Bernardis

Michael and Heidi Bernet

John and Marlett Berry

Catherine Bertolani

John Bertoni ‘62

Jim ‘56 and Carolyn Bertoni

Brian and Sharon Bertossa

Best Best & Krieger LLP

Eddie ‘52 and Marci Betschart

Brandon and Catherine Bettar

Lynn and Tina Black

Jim Blanke

Bart ‘59 and Michelle Bleuel

Pat Blocker ‘71 and Penelope

Payne

Burt Bonomi ‘62

Nicholas and Lori Bonsignore

Elda Borges

Ted ‘66 and Dolores Boughton

Tina and Bob Bowers

Brad ‘62 and April Bradley

Deborah Breckner

Bob Breech

Steve Brodie ‘61

Brothers Plumbing & Electrical

John Broughton ‘84

Rolina Brown

Lawanda Brown

Shirley Brown

Gary and Margaret ‘61 Brown

John Brunstetter ‘62

Barney ‘62 and Patricia Brust

Michelle Bryans

Lawrence Budney ‘65

David and Julie Bugatto

Magdalena ‘85 and Rafael Burgos

Thomas ‘45 and Betty Burns

Ric Cable ‘58

Jose and Yesenia Caceres

Steven and Barbara Campbell

Luis and Maria Campos

Bill and Sue Canavan

Bruce and Janet Cann

Nickolas and Patricia Capachi

Mark ‘76 and Susan Cappello

Norma Cappello

CAPTRUST

Joan Caraska

Jim Cardosa ‘72

Louis and Roberta Caretti

Crystal Carey

Ron ‘51 and Pat Carissimi

Jeffrey and Gina Carlson

Marilyn Carmazzi

Paul ‘74 and Karen Carmazzi

Dan ‘71 and Gloria Carmazzi

Cheryl Carrillo ‘84

Mike and Linda Carroll

Frank Carroll ‘75

Doug ‘65 and Melinda Carson

Matthew ‘91 and Amy Carson

Jim and Rita Cassady

Isaac ‘82 and Deanne ‘83

Castaneda

Tamacina Castellanos

Jesus and Yasmin Castellanos

William and Maria Catanyag

Debra Cattuzzo

Rich Cazneaux

Ernest Cervantes ‘57

Joe Cervetti ‘70

Albert Chan & Meida Sumampauw

Marion ‘65 and Cheryl Chargin

Robert Cherry ‘81

Mark ‘78 and Pamela Cherry

Keith ‘82 and Rosanne Cherry

Kyle Cherry ‘15

Chevron Corporation

Albert Chin & Corinne Onga-Chin

Barbara Ching

Scotty and Elizabeth Christian

Heather Christianson ‘01

Jim and Dessi Chuchas

Bernie ‘62 and Jody Church

Terry ‘71 and Christine Church

Mike Church ‘60

Tim Church ‘75

Jack Clara ‘50

Geoffrey Clarion ‘85

Julia and Neil Clark

Scott and Sarah Clark

Linden Clausen

Chris Colby ‘85

Tom ‘78 and Dolly Colby

Kathy Collier ‘68

Anthony Colvard ‘13

Community Health Charities

Paul ‘80 and Pamela Congdon

Bill ‘70 and Lori Conner

James ‘84 and Sharon Connick

Thomas ‘62 and Suzanne Connolly

John ‘65 and Nancy Conway

Carroll ‘64 and Karen Cook

Evan Cook ‘14

Thomas ‘76 and Mary Cook

David Cooke ‘81 & Deoras

Thompson

John ‘73 and Darlene Cooper

John Copley ‘68

Patrick Corcoran & Elizabeth

Linton

Alan ‘61 and Mary Lynn Cordano

Alisa Corriveau ‘08

Darrell Corti ‘60

Roy and Cheryl Cowan

Kathleen Crawford

Daniel and Kathy Cretu

Paul ‘79 and Barbara Cronick

Bobby ‘81 and Lynette Crump

Brielle Cruz-Vega ‘13

Paul Cuellar ‘85

Teresa Cuellar ‘64

CyberGrants, Inc

Kent and Peggy Daft

Rafael and Kathy Dagang

FRIENDS AND BUSINESSES

Kristin Daily

Richard and Maureen Dana

Sean Darr ‘85

Cooper Davey ‘82

Barbara Davidson ‘57

Laura and Scott Davidson

Gary and Heather Davis

Gene Davis ‘66

Robyn Davis ‘70

Edward and Lynn Day

Lourdes De Leon

Mike ‘67 and Leda DeAngelis

Mitch DeGregorio ‘74 and Rosemary Mendoza ‘74

Kevin and Rebecca DelPiero

Marty and Rachelle Delucchi

Susan DeMarois

Demas Law Group

Robert ‘55 and Jovanne DeNigris

Ron and Pat Derobertis

Colleen Desmond

Desmond, Nolan, Livaich & Cunningham

Sharon DeSoto ‘65

Armando ‘94 and Rachel Diaz

Diocese of Sacramento

Don ‘56 and Patricia Dittmer

Anamika Doma

Nathaniel Domek ‘08

Katherine Domek

Paul ‘60 and Mary Domyancic

Erin Donovan

William ‘66 and Maura Donovan

Deborah Dotters

Mary Douglas

Alexis Doval ‘71 and Felicidad

Oberholzer

Joseph and Christie Drew

Dale Drozd & Janette Vine

Elizabeth ‘78 and Donald Drysdale

Tom and Shannon Dugan

Douglas ‘82 and Lisa Duncan

Allan and Ramona Dunlop

Janet Dupzyk

Rachel ‘03 and Anthony Duraso

Patrick and Karen Durham

Matthew and Jennifer Durnell

Carl ‘54 and Susan Dutra

Larry and Lori Easterling

Chris and Rosemary Effion

El Dorado Savings Bank

David and Liz Elboom

Billy and Angeline Ellars

Dennis and Mary Ellingson

Thomas ‘57 and Rose Ann Ellis

Todd ‘91 and Katherine Elorduy

Rich ‘63 and Marryan ‘64 Elorduy

Mike ‘60 and Nancy ‘61 Elorduy

Jeffery and Mia Emmitt

Erwin and Janice Enriquez

Jeanette Ercila ‘96

David and Lynn Trinka Ernce

Linda Escobar

Ryan Esposto ‘95

Mike and Petra Essery

Frances Evans ‘58

Jim ‘86 and Annde Ewertsen

Zachary Ewertsen ‘14

Richard and Jerrilyn Ewing

Matthew and Courtney Fabian

David and Ann Marie Faires

Walter and Myra Fajardo

Barry and Margo Fallon

Mike and Kathleen Farmer

Michael ‘61 and Diane Fassnacht

Henry and Catherine Feenstra

Troy and Rebecca Felder

Louisa Feletto ‘07

Don Fernandez

Margarita Fernandez

Stephanie Finelli

Nick and Eleni Fiorentinos

Daniel and Beth Fischer

Dennis ‘54 and Marilyn Fischer

Daniel Fischer ‘61

Teresa Fitzpatrick & Prabir Burman

Tom and Nan Fitzpatrick

Five Star Bank

FlagCo LLC

Nancy Flores and Lisa DeFazio

Mike ‘60 and Susann Flynn

Laszlo Fodor ‘63

Robert ‘86 and Jodi Fontana

David and Darcy Fonts

Patrick and Elizabeth Foster

Vicki Fox ‘61

Stephanie Francis

Denise Franzoia

Frasinetti Winery & Restaurant

Winnifred Frei

Charles and Patricia French

Michael Friedman & Gina Marie

Pitti

Matt and Shawna Friesen

Paul Gabrielli ‘74

Gloria ‘60 and Rudolph Galask

Luis ‘91 and Celia Gallarzo

Michael Gallup

Steven and Patricia Galvez

Diana Garcia

Adam Garnica

Mike Garza

Connor Gau ‘08

Thomas ‘66 and Kathleen Gau

Tom Gavin & Tami Schreiner

Lisa Gayman

Genentech Employee Giving Program

Patricia Gentile

George and Lena Valente Foundation

Timothy and Mona Gergen

Bruce and Nancy Gervais

Gene Gerwer ‘59

Carlo ‘90 and Julie Giordano

Carl Giordano ‘85

FRIENDS AND BUSINESSES

James ‘89 and Zoya Girard

Andrew Gjelsteen ‘73

Francis and Gina Gonong

Brian and Linda Goode

Gerry and Nancy Goodie

Rona Gordon

Kelly Gould-McDonald

Joan Graham

Cynthia and Phil Grajeda

Bill ‘62 and Trish Granucci

Gigi Grape

Robert Gray ‘58

Greater Horizons

Joe ‘75 and Roslyn Greco

Reggie and Deborah Green

Jason and Lynette Grefrath

Austin and Florita Greiner

John and Christine Grey

David Grundman ‘88

Bernard ‘58 and Linda Gruneisen

Pattie Gruver

Guillermo ‘91 and Julie Guerrero

Guillermo and Erin Guerrero

Carissa Guess

David and Amy Gull

Elmer and Jeannie Gurmai

Michael ‘66 and Diana Guter

Joe Gutierrez ‘70

Joe ‘58 and Rita Gutierrez

Kevin ‘87 and Arlene Haag

Elizabeth ‘99 and David Habkirk

Malek and Sandra Haddad

Amy Hamerton

John ‘56 and Andrea Hamilton

Ross ‘95 and Sierra ‘96 Hammond

Erin and Brett Hanshew

Rich ‘56 and Barbara Hardmeyer

Jerry and Dixie Harper

James ‘64 and Lupe Harrington

Paul ‘82 and Kelly ‘83 Harrington

Carol Harris

Philip Slater and Heidi Harrison

Paul Havey ‘81 & Griselda Barajas

Vickie and Rick Hayes

Jim and Debbie Headding

Mr. Steven M. Heller

Mark Heppler

Cesar and Kenda Hernandez

Feliciano and Bertha Hernandez

Chris and Sonja Herne

John Hesse and Caroline Patti

Kenisha Hickman

Wesley and Lisa Hilger

Laine Himmelmann ‘06

Andrew Hindman & Sharon Watson

Peter Hirsig

Douglas ‘66 and Marie Hocking

Jeff and Elly Hoever

Janis Hoffart

Brendan ‘95 and Lisa Hogan

Michael and Lynda Holbrook

Tanya Holland

Lyal ‘60 and Linda Holmberg

Julia Holquin

Bill ‘65 and Hanh Hoover

Leo ‘76 and Gayle Horton

Dr. & Mrs. David Hoskins ‘96

John and Laurie Hosoume

Kevin Hua ‘11

Melissa Huang ‘11

Betty Ann Hutchings ‘57

Christopher Iliff ‘11

Rebekah Inocencio

Intel Foundation Matching Gifts

Mark Ito & Rissa Zaragoza-Ito

David ‘82 and Errica Jablonsky

Jackson Properties, Inc.

Paul ‘77 and Karen Jacobs

Ricardo and Elizabeth Jamison

Jessica and Eric Jarrety

James and Sally Jenkins

Sean Johnson ‘22

Ben and Heidi Jones

Jim ‘56 and Beverly Jones

Darrell ‘57 and Mary Ann Jones

Mike and Karen Joyce

Vince and Laura Juarez

Jerry ‘64 and Debra Jurach

Jon Kaempfer

Jerry Kaeser ‘49

Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Matching Gift Program

Sam and Billee Kanelos

Sam Kanelos ‘72

Stuart and Christal Kapicka

Jim ‘56 and Joyce Karver

Arlene Kaye

Jan Kaznowski ‘64

Bill ‘57 and Debby Keenan

Bruce and Judy Keikoan

Erin Keikoan ‘02

Lisa Keikoan ‘06

Deborah Keller ‘80

Cassie Kelly

David and Debra Kelso

Sharisse Kemp

Thomas and Stacey Kennedy

Nicholas Kennedy ‘19

Christine and Tim Kerr

Stephen Kessler and Erika Sperbeck

Rebecca Kessler and Mark Needham

David and Deanna Keyawa

Victoria Kielborn

Christine Kierl & Jim Mann

Michael and Ann Kierl

Margaret Kierl

T. Philip Kiierl, Jr.

Bruce and Susan Kilday

Tod and Sherri Kimmelshue

Bruce and Maureen King

Bob ‘56 and Julie Kirrene

Mel Knezovich ‘47

Al Knezovich ‘44

John ‘70 and Deborah Knight

William and Cassandra Kobane

Donald and Frances ‘62 Koscheski

Ronald and Maureen Kuch

Christopher Kunz ‘10

Tom Kuzmich ‘62

Button Labhard ‘62

Christopher and Thamarah

Lacomb

Larry and Randye Lagomarsino

Richard and Elaine Lahey

Jerry Lahey

Jean Lahey

David and Rebecca Landeros

Roberta Larson

Lasallian Christian Brothers Foundation

John and Mary Latenser

Marie Lawson

Richard and Debbie Layton

Eilleen Le ‘12

Bill and Jana Le Doux

Kristin Lee

Naomi Lee

Lileth Leonardo

Lisa ‘95 and David Levasseur

Ken ‘71 and Francesca Lewis

Joseph Lewis ‘07

Lewis Kassis Trust Foundation

Predrag and Jennifer Lezaic

Eric ‘08 and Linda Lichtenberger

Joan Limeberger

Limelight Cafe & Bar

Kenneth and Mary Kay Link

Wesley Liu & Sandy Kwong

Rodel and Abigail Lobo

Joseph ‘79 and Leslie Lorman

Ottavio Luchini

David and Karen Luchini

Ben Ludlow ‘86

Bob ‘65 and Kathy Luttrell

Anna Lynch

David ‘92 and Erin Macko

Richard and Kathy Maddox

Tim ‘85 and Leisa Maestretti

Lori Magaletti ‘80

Miles Magaletti ‘18

Kelsey Magana ‘11

Steve ‘69 and Kathleen Mahaney

Rudy and Marilyn Manfredi

Nick and Taja Manuselis

Paul ‘59 and Carolyn ‘60 Marchi

Sharon Marquardsen-Rehm

Joshua and Cori Martinez

Teri Martinez and Angel Gutierrez

Velia Martinez ‘91

Ken and Anne Marzion

Robert Massa & Margaret Ingram

Cass and Mary Mastalski

Kathleen Matranga-Cooper

Richard Matt

Ben McAlister ‘02

Harold and Karen McAlister

Rose ‘89 & Daniel McAuliffe

Tammy McCarley

William and Kari McCloskey

Terri Ann McFarland

Liam and Jaime McGregor

Michael and Linda McKenna

Ron and Diane McKenna

Ryan McLaughlin ‘25

Traci ‘83 and Will McMullen

Tom ‘78 and Julie McNamara

John and Sue McNamee

Eleni ‘09 and Richard McNell

Mary McVeigh ‘03

Medic Ambulance Service, Inc.

Mel Rapton Honda

William and April Melarkey

Ed and Barbara Melia

Michael Menchaca and I-Mei Hsiu

Paul ‘86 and Colleen Mendoza

Yolanda Mendoza ‘63

Hugo and Jennifer Mercado

Mercy Foundation

Douglas and Evelyn Meredith

Stanley ‘82 and Maureen Mette

John and Carolyn Mifsud

John Mikacich & Wendelin Will Mikacich

Pete ‘52 and Barbara Mikacich

Jim ‘58 and Barbara Mikacich

Dennis Miller ‘71

J.D. and Teena Miller

Bob ‘62 and Katherine Miller

Elizabeth Miller

Steve and Wendy Mills

Barry and Ramona Moenter

Andy Molina ‘59

William Monahan ‘57

Fidel and Sarah Monjaras

Eliseo ‘91 and Angela Montemayor

Stephen Montgomery

Juan and Magdalena Montoya

Frank ‘55 and Marcia Mooney

Grant and Victoria Moore

Patricia ‘65 and A. Gerry Moore

William Moore

Gerald and Patricia Moore

Elizabeth ‘’97 & Jerone Morgan

Larry Morla ‘08

George and Jana ‘99 Morris

John Mosby ‘90

Bill ‘71 and Terrie Motmans

Alan ‘77 and Jeanne Moy

Joe Mugartegui ‘78

Steve Mugartegui ‘76

Diana Muller

Adriana Mundo Herald & Michael Herald

Joe ‘61 and Timi ‘62 Munizich

Steven ‘79 and Lorraine Murphy

Mark ‘80 and Cindy Murphy

Douglas and Elizabeth Murphy

Greg ‘81 and Tina Murphy

FRIENDS AND BUSINESSES

Brad and Dana Nanigian

Jeannette Nardinelli ‘61

Dave and Carolyn Nealon

Dorothy Nelson

Thomas ‘75 and Kimberley Neri

Network For Good

John Neumann

Kathryn ‘69 and Thomas McKeon

Casey and Leah Newton

Fred ‘64 and Patricia Nichols

Philip Niederberger ‘66

James ‘73 and Evelyn Niehaus

John Nolan ‘71

NVIDIA

Janna Nygren

Bill and Elaine Obernesser

Michael ‘84 and Karen Ochoa

Brian ‘67 and Vikki O’Connell

Kathryn O’Connell

Daniel O’Connell

Rich ‘50 and Mary O’Day

Matthew and Kirsten Okamoto

Old Ironsides

Fred ‘63 and Susan Oliver

Robert Olson ‘97

Ronald and Joanne Omand

Tom ‘71 and Geri O’Neil

Erin O’Neil

Cynthia Oseguera

Chris and Carolyn Oxsen

Pacific Cedit Services

Pacific Gas & Electric Co

Stephen and Kristen Pagano

Kimberly Paisley

Christopher and Leticia Palamidessi

Tracy ‘93 and Anthony Palombo

Josh and Donna Pane

Joyce Pappa ‘59

Sam ‘77 and Mari Parino

Mari Parisi & Eugene Mitchell

James ‘73 and Susan Parker

Kathryn Parsons

Donald Pasquini ‘63

Amanda and Jerad Patterson

Joseph and Shannon Pauly

PayPal Giving Fund

Lew ‘52 and Gerin Pebbles

Corine Pekari

Sonia Pekari

Lee Pennill ‘90

Dave ‘70 and Sylvia Perazzo

Paul and Caroline Peretti

Noel Perez ‘74

Brian Perry ‘88

David and Susan Perry

Mark ‘71 and Susan Perry

Bob ‘56 and Barbara Perry

Manny Perry

Chris ‘66 and Dolores Peter

Andrew and Andrea Marie Peters

Dennis Peterson

Dennis ‘60 and Nancy Petrotta

Tieng Pham & Melissa Mantong

Jason ‘92 and Kelley Piccione

Richard ‘71 and Robin Pierson

Bruce and Michele Piland

Donald and Margaret Pimentel

Bobbi Pires ‘76 and Joseph

Granthem

Vincent Pisani ‘48

Tony ‘69 and Sharon ‘75 Planchon

Javier ‘74 and Betty Plasencia

Pledgeling Foundation

Plumbers & Pipefitters Local #44

Rich ‘63 and Bonnie Poletti

Patricia Pope

John Powell

Bob ‘60 and Carol ‘61 Prinzo

Sean and Denise Pritchard

Gregory and Theresa Pryor

Cindy ‘65 and Richard Puppione

Betty Ann Quackenbush

Dennis and Sandra Quashnick

Caroline Quessenberry ‘63

Nancy Quinlan

Stephen and Frances Quinn

David ‘61 and Darleen Quinn

Nicole Quinn ‘11

Ernesto Quinto ‘80

Karen Radford

Justine ‘97 and Cesar Raga

Rich ‘70 and Georgiann Raimondi

Frank ‘78 and Cathy Raimondi

Joseph and Tiffany Ramirez

Lydia Ramirez

Maya Ramirez ‘11

Tracy Ramondini

Sara Range

Bernie and Marilyn Rao

Bill ‘79 and Anne Rapp

Carolyn Rarick

Carol Rask

Kelly Ratliff

Tina ‘81 and Vince RavizzaBlumenfeld

Sofia Reame

Jason and Rita Reefer

Jim ‘68 and Barbara Reel

Dan Rehm ‘67

Richard and Nancy Reinhardt

Kirk Rekers ‘91

Elyzabeth Reynaga

Daniel and Alice Reynolds

Carol Rians

Joe Rich ‘60 and Nancy Maxwell

Ashley Richardson ‘01

Shawn Richardson ‘03

Keith and Shelley Richardson

Paul Rieschick

Robert ‘65 and Nina Riola

River City Bank

Jessica Roa

Ples Robinson ‘76

Eileen Rock ‘63

Christine Rodriguez

Consuelo Rodriguez ‘69

Bob Rojas ‘61

Joe and Jane Rojas

Neda Romagnesi

Marcus and Kelly Roman

Alex ‘87 and Claudia Romero

Danilo and Rosalinda Ronquillo

Tommy and Barbara Ross

Johnathan Ross ‘09

Royal Electric

Brian and Renee Ruecker

Stephen and Janet Ruggiero

Franklin and Linda ‘65 Rutherford

Matthew Ruyak and Lisa Travis

Sacramento Region Community Foundation

Keetah Salazar-Thompson ‘02

Ricardo ‘93 and Monica Saldana

Alvaro and Emmylou Ann Salud

Steven and Mieke San Julian

Robert Sanchez ‘83

Noel ‘76 and Annette ‘78 Sanchez

Christopher and Danielle Sanchez

Genero Sanchez and Suzanne

Richards

Dwight and Pinky Santiago

Frank ‘51 and Yida Santos

Rose Sapnaro

Allen Sardelich ‘59

Jim Sarti ‘71

Daniel Savino ‘00

Ernest and Jennifer Sawtelle

Paul Schaefer ‘58

Robert Scheideman & Pamela

Kennedy

Kathleen Schiavenza ‘11

Diane and Hugo Schmidt

Mark and Tina Schmidt

Rochelle Schmidt

Mike and Kirsten Schneider

Frank Schneider

Bob ‘56 and Mary “Teddy”

Schnetz

Byron ‘56 and Janet ‘58 Schnetz

Mordechai and Sandra Schramm

Gregory ‘86 and Sarah Schubert

Jan Schubert

Scott ‘83 and Lacy Schubert

Arnold ‘51 and Helen Schuler

Liesl Schulz ‘01

Ken and Raena Schumaker

Karl and Catherine Schweikert

James and Melody Scullary

Jeffery and Stephanie Seiler

Ellyn Sekul ‘54

Ted Selby

George and Dolly Separovich

Richard ‘55 and Marianne

Separovich

Dennis ‘66 and Sharon ‘68

Sequeira

Guy and Annette Shaw

Linda Sheven

Ernest and Diane Shimizu

Kari Shipman

Shirley Sickert

Sierra Health Foundation

John and Judy Signorotti

F. John Silvey

Mike ‘59 and Ellen Silvey

Thomas Slater

Jerri ‘77 and Becky Slaughter

Ed Slavich ‘53

Don ‘58 and Carolyn Slavich

Gregory and LaJena Smith

Aaron and Ann Smith

Cody Smith ‘04

John ‘61 and Barbara ‘60 Smolich

Terrence Snook ‘77 and Trish

Fontana

Paul and Linda Snyder

Socotra Capital, Inc.

Andrew and Sarah Solari

Aldo-Ray ‘99 and Christine

Soriano

Robert Spadarotto

Mike ‘71 and Mary Jo Spalj

Stan ‘81 and Grace Spencer

Marshall and Kelle Sperbeck

Eric and Taji Sperber

Jon and Alice Sperring

Ronald ‘57 and Petra Spolar

James Spore & Kirsten Spall

Vince ‘60 and Linda Stanich

Stanich Properties

Ron and Susan Start

Paul and Sarah Steenhausen

Carole Stefani-Chivaro

Billy and Nina Steffey

Wayne and Raquel Steving

Janet Stinson ‘61

Kirk Stinson ‘91

Dave and Susanne Stirling

Mikaela Stirling ‘11

Sean ‘84 and Kristin Stone

Rockie and Tricia Strachan

Jack ‘85 and Kelly ‘85 Sturges

Chuck ‘70 and Joan Suarez

Richard and Serena Sueyoshi

Steven and Karen Suhr

LaVerne and Silvio Suine

Tim Sullivan

Robert ‘75 and Ann Sullivan

Cecilia and Tony Powers

Paul and Laurel Sunderman

SurveyMonkey

Nora Sutton ‘00

Bill and Linda Sweeney

Homer Sweeney

Bob ‘68 and Sarah Sylva

Stephen Synhorst & Jennifer

Gregson

Jessica Tabayoyong

Noel and Rhodora Tabotabo

Mardion and Arlene Tabunda

Yvette Tache

Roger Tafoya ‘86

FRIENDS AND BUSINESSES

Lester and Melissa Tagle

Carlos and Veronica Talamantes

Patrick and Toni Tam

Claire Tan

Tim ‘62 and Betty Taormina

Elinor Tappe

Mark and Theresa Tavianini

Christopher Taylor & Melissa

Thompson

Lisa Taylor ‘01

Robert Templeton ‘11

Manny Tequida ‘65

Pat Terra ‘58

Brock and Christina Thayer

The Catholic Foundation of The Diocese of Sacramento, Inc.

Karen Thiebaud

Jeff and Vida Thomas

Tiji and Beatrice Thomas

Angela Thomas

Douglas Thompson ‘74 & Margaret Briggs

Dr. John B. Thomson

Eugene and Nicole Tibon

Gary Timmons

Michael and Nancy Tooley

Adrian Torres & Cynthia Cortes

Jay and Rachelle Torres

Towerpoint Wealth

David Tracy ‘08

Doug ‘64 and Pat Troughton

Diane Tussey

Mildred Umlor ‘60

United Way California Capital Region

David Uyeno & Eileen Nakahira

Jorge Valdez ‘94

Scott and Tracey Valverde

Jay and Lorena Van Rein

Nicolas and Laurie Vargas

Natasha Vasilopoulos

Hector and Erika Vazquez

David and Ana Velasco

Fernando and Peggy Vellanoweth

Mario and Alba Velo

Heidi Veneman

Philip ‘65 and Carole Vercruyssen

James ‘85 and Charity Vicari

Ralph Villanueva

Kim Villarreal

Mary Vogeli

W. F. Gormley & Sons

Matthew Walbeck

Tom and Mary Walker

Christopher and Jessica Wall

Ellen Walrath ‘99

Lindsay Walsh

Linda Walton

David Wanjiru & Susan Kanyiha

Dennis ‘64 and Shirley Ward

Terry and Holly Warford

Carol ‘61 and Victor Warmerdam

Leo and Debra Warner

Mel and Michele Warren

David and Lois Warren

Thad Waterbury ‘60

Judie Waters

Joyce Weber

David and Vicki Alyce Webster

David ‘60 and Melode Weiner

Kevin Wellendorf ‘85

William Werry

Jim ‘51 and Charlotte Westlake

James and Barbara Wheeler

James and Sharon Wiggin

Marnie Williams

Abigail Williams ‘11

Peter ‘63 and Kathleen Willover

Ellen Willow & Jeff Wilson

Barron ‘83 and Tonya Wilson

Bob ‘49 and Grace Winchell

Marlene Winegar ‘70

Benjamin Winston ‘95

Mona ‘60 and Jack Witry

Robbin Wolfe

Lawrence and Nicole Wong

Larry and Marianne Wong

Jane Wood

Rosemary Wood ‘59

David and Shirley Woodford

Sue ‘63 and Bob Yeager

Ben Yeager ‘95

Hope Yeager ‘91

Nick Rinehart and Amanda Yeager-Rinehart ‘98

Keith and Heather Yetter

Patricia Yium

William ‘72 and Nancy Young

Timothy Murphy and Elizabeth

Young-Murphy ‘78

YourCause, LLC Trustee

Rodney ‘75 and Linda Zanze

Diane Zara

Joan Zarick

Denis ‘71 and Dona Zilaff

Bill Zimmerman ‘65

Gail ‘68 and David Zimmerman

CURRENT AND ALUMNI PARENTS

Anonymous

Melissa Abay ‘98 & Nathan Uchida

David and Gina Abrams

Fernando and Martha Aceves

Luis and Michele ‘90 Acosta

Peter and Donna Adam

Gerald and Christina Aglibut

Al and Christine Aldrete

Jon Almeida & Elia Gallardo

Robert Alvarez

Jose and Yesenia Anaya

Ronny and Joyce Ancog

Mary Anderson

Ludimer Angeles and Martna Calbes

Elena Arellano

Vincent and Louise Arias

Devon Atlee and Francine

Bianchini Atlee

Nathan and Victoria Austin

Laura ‘82 and Rafael Avila

Bill and Sarah Ayres

Michael and Michelle Baass

Wayne ‘85 and Cynthia Babby

Avtar and Harpreet Bains

Bret and Karen Bair

Gary ‘72 and Pamela ‘72 Baker

Christopher Bakes

Doreen Baldwin ‘57

Edwin and Jeudi Ballesteros

Aaron and Jennifer Ballesteros

Hoa and Phung Banh

David and Sara Barberena

David and Shannon Barnes

William and Laura Barrett

Tim and Ruth Beale

Warren Beam

David and Ann Becker

Joel and Maridel Benigno

Michael and Dorothy Benjamin

Brad ‘72 and Kathleen Bento

Michael and Heidi Bernet

John and Marlett Berry

Brian and Sharon Bertossa

Brandon and Catherine Bettar

Todd ‘78 and Cynthia Bird

Troy ‘82 and Kris Bird

Lynn and Tina Black

Patrick Blacklock

Cindy and Gus Blecha

Jody Bogle & Brian Riegler

Nicholas and Lori Bonsignore

Tim and Christine Bosley

Eric and Catherine Brady

Bob Breech

Robert and Ann Briggs

John Broughton ‘84

Rolina Brown

Shirley Brown

Robert and Monica Brushia

Michelle Bryans

Robert ‘85 and Janice Buckner

David and Julie Bugatto

Lon ‘73 and Mary Ann Burford

Magdalena ‘85 and Rafael Burgos

Frank and Nancy Cable

Jose and Yesenia Caceres

Leonard and Dolores Calderon

Ralph and Tracy Calvillo

Steven and Barbara Campbell

Luis and Maria Campos

Bruce and Janet Cann

Mark ‘76 and Susan Cappello

Norma Cappello

Ron ‘51 and Pat Carissimi

Jeffrey and Gina Carlson

Marilyn Carmazzi

Paul ‘74 and Karen Carmazzi

Joan Carnago & Thomas Waltman

Pedro and Sandra Carrillo

Cheryl Carrillo ‘84

Mike and Linda Carroll

Matthew ‘91 and Amy Carson

John ‘70 and Barbara Caselli

Jim and Rita Cassady

Isaac ‘82 and Deanne ‘83

Castaneda

Jesus and Yasmin Castellanos

Brandon and Monica Castillo

William and Maria Catanyag

Giovanni and JoCeleste Cavaletto

Albert Chan & Meida Sumampauw

Blair and Nicole Chapman

Danielle and Aaron Chavez

Patricia Chavez

Jeff Chenu & Wendy Holmquist

Keith ‘82 and Rosanne Cherry

Douglas and Jinae Chin

Albert Chin & Corinne Onga-Chin

Scotty and Elizabeth Christian

Dave and Linda Christianson

Mary Church

Jack Clara ‘50

Scott and Sarah Clark

Nicholas and Cynthia Condos

Bill ‘70 and Lori Conner

Todd ‘92 and Marlene Cook

Patrick Corcoran & Elizabeth Linton

Alan ‘61 and Mary Lynn Cordano

Hugo and Blanca Marisa Cornejo

Nino and Julie Costa

Roy and Cheryl Cowan

Josh and Onallee Crabtree

Daniel and Kathy Cretu

Rafael and Kathy Dagang

Kristin Daily

Richard and Maureen Dana

Lydia Darr

Laura and Scott Davidson

Gary and Heather Davis

Robyn Davis ‘70

Edward and Lynn Day

Lourdes De Leon

Ralph and Antoinette de Vere White

CURRENT AND ALUMNI PARENTS

Kevin and Rebecca DelPiero

Marty and Rachelle Delucchi

John Demas & Marianna Giokas

Peggy Desmond

Peter and Carrie Detwiler

George and Sarah Deukmejian

Brandon and Kristy Dias

Armando ‘94 and Rachel Diaz

Jay Dickenson & Alma Morales

Gonzalez

Sean and Renee Dineen

Don ‘56 and Patricia Dittmer

Sammy and Victoria Dizon

Anamika Doma

Paul ‘60 and Mary Domyancic

Suta and Annie Douangpanya

George and Tiffany Dozzie

Joseph and Christie Drew

Roger and Carol Dreyer

Dale Drozd & Janette Vine

Elizabeth ‘78 and Donald Drysdale

Ed Dudensing and Katie Newell

Tom and Shannon Dugan

Lorenzo and Imelda Durana

Patrick and Karen Durham

Matthew and Jennifer Durnell

Larry and Lori Easterling

Eric ‘82 and Eileen Edelmayer

Larry and Stacey Edgar

David and Liz Elboom

Billy and Angeline Ellars

Todd ‘91 and Katherine Elorduy

Mike ‘60 and Nancy ‘61 Elorduy

Rich ‘63 and Marryan ‘64 Elorduy

Jeffery and Mia Emmitt

Tom and Priscilla English

Erwin and Janice Enriquez

David and Lynn Trinka Ernce

Joseph and Megan Eschleman

Linda Escobar

Liz Eshleman

Anthony and Maribeth Estolero

Michael and Marianne Evashenk

Jim ‘86 and Annde Ewertsen

Richard and Jerrilyn Ewing

Matthew and Courtney Fabian

Walter and Myra Fajardo

Mike and Kathleen Farmer

William and Dawn Farrell

Michael and Kristin Faust

Troy and Rebecca Felder

Louie ‘76 and Nadine Feletto

Hector and Charlotte Fernandez

Don Fernandez

Margarita Fernandez

Erik ‘91 and Bianca Fernandez y Garcia

Stephanie Finelli

Daniel and Beth Fischer

Don and Kathy Fitzgerald

Teresa Fitzpatrick & Prabir Burman

Tom and Nan Fitzpatrick

Nancy Flores and Lisa DeFazio

Thomas Flynn and Rita-Jane Spillane

Jerry ‘65 and Susan Flynn

John Fondale ‘83

Harvard and Linda Fong

Robert ‘86 and Jodi Fontana

David and Darcy Fonts

Patrick and Elizabeth Foster

Tracy and Cecile Freeman

Michael Friedman & Gina Marie

Pitti

Matt and Shawna Friesen

Tim and Becky Fukuda

Vincent and Sh-Yea Fung

Michael Gallup

Steven and Patricia Galvez

Scott and Yolanda Garcia

Diana Garcia

Kenneth and Kelly Garrett

Mike Garza

Lisa Gayman

Felipe and Eloisa Gentil

Patricia Gentile

Timothy and Mona Gergen

Bruce and Nancy Gervais

Carlo ‘90 and Julie Giordano

Jim ‘64 and Maureen ‘64 Girard

Francis and Gina Gonong

Brian and Linda Goode

Kevin and Mary Gordon

Rick Gormley ‘74

George and Kassandra Gough

Kelly Gould-McDonald

Andrew and Brooke Govenar

Gary Goyette & Andrea Todd

Cynthia and Phil Grajeda

Michelle Granado

Bob ‘55 and Carolyn ‘57 Granucci

Jim and Stacey Granucci

Reggie and Deborah Green

Martin and Carol Greenberg

Darrin and Dineen Greer

Jason and Lynette Grefrath

Austin and Florita Greiner

Mark and Stacey Grijnsztein

David Grundman ‘88

Carissa Guess

David and Amy Gull

Elmer and Jeannie Gurmai

Jaime and Tami Gutierrez

Joe ‘58 and Rita Gutierrez

Kevin ‘87 and Arlene Haag

Malek and Sandra Haddad

Todd and Victoria Hambrook

Amy Hamerton

Daryl Harmon & Surrinder Bains

Brian and Mary Harp

Paul ‘82 and Kelly ‘83 Harrington

Ken Harris ‘54

William and Adrienne Harris

Anne and Patrick Harty

Mike Havey ‘69

Paul Havey ‘81 & Griselda Barajas

CURRENT AND ALUMNI PARENTS

Vickie and Rick Hayes

D. Michael Hembd & Brigitte Berry

Jeff Henderson & Joanna Cucchi

Feliciano and Bertha Hernandez

Chris and Sonja Herne

John Hesse and Caroline Patti

Chet and Laura Hewitt

Kenisha Hickman

Wesley and Lisa Hilger

Peter Hirsig

Janis Hoffart

Brendan ‘95 and Lisa Hogan

Tanya Holland

Julia Holquin

Hon. William O. Hoover, Jr. ‘59 and Mrs. Constance A. Hoover

Roger and Mary Hornsby

Dr. & Mrs. David Hoskins ‘96

John and Laurie Hosoume

Fred and Sabine Huang

Andrew and Jean Hurst

Betty Ann Hutchings ‘57

Bill ‘76 and Nina Iliff

Mike ‘65 and Kate Ingoglia

Rebekah Inocencio

Mark Ito & Rissa Zaragoza-Ito

David ‘82 and Errica Jablonsky

Paul ‘77 and Karen Jacobs

Ricardo and Elizabeth Jamison

Jessica and Eric Jarrety

Curtis and Valerie Jennings

Christopher and Mary Jensen

Sukhjit and Colleen Johl

Tom and Maria Johnson

Justin ‘89 and Amanda Johnson

Maia Johnson

Tim ‘68 and Jackie Johnston

Damon Jones & Julieta

Dominquez-Jones

Ben and Heidi Jones

Vince and Laura Juarez

Sam and Billee Kanelos

Stuart and Christal Kapicka

Mark and Rochelle Kaye

Bruce and Judy Keikoan

Deborah Keller ‘80

Clark and Kari Kelso

Sharisse Kemp

Thomas and Stacey Kennedy

Christine and Tim Kerr

Stephen Kessler and Erika

Sperbeck

Rebecca Kessler and Mark

Needham

Keith and Gina Ketcher

Ravinder and Kamal Khaira

Daniel Kim & Lynn Paquin

Darrin and Dina Kimble

Bruce and Maureen King

Rosemary Kirrene

David ‘81 and Lesley Kirrene

Al Knezovich ‘44

Thomas and Laura Knox

William and Cassandra Kobane

Eric ‘85 and Odette Koch

Rich and Connie Koppes

Sergio and Emma Kordich

Jeff and Erin Kramer

Paul and Annie Krause

Ronald and Maureen Kuch

Joseph ‘64 and Joan ‘64 Kuzmich

Mike ‘93 and Amy Kuzmich

Christopher and Thamarah

Lacomb

Jeffrey and Cyndy LaFitte

Jean Lahey

Neuzil and Sandra Lai

David and Rebecca Landeros

Scott and Mia Lankes

Kevon and Sue Larson

Michael and Judy Lee

Naomi Lee

Paul and Courtney Lemieux

Lileth Leonardo

Lisa ‘95 and David Levasseur

Michael and Patricia Lewis

Mike ‘80 and Diane Lewis

Predrag and Jennifer Lezaic

Min Li & Junying Wu

Joan Limeberger

Jose Manuel and Mavy Linares

Kenneth and Mary Kay Link

Brock ‘85 and Amy Littlejohn

Davis and Jocelyn Liu

Wesley Liu & Sandy Kwong

Christopher and Carolina Lloyd

Carolyn Lloyd

Rodel and Abigail Lobo

Ottavio Luchini

Neal Lutterman & Joyann Redmon

Anna Lynch

Robert and Debijean Machado

David ‘92 and Erin Macko

John and Susan MacMillan

Richard and Kathy Maddox

Tim ‘85 and Leisa Maestretti

Lori Magaletti ‘80

Marisa and Kosol Main

Bruce ‘69 and Robin Maita

Mike ‘72 and Renee ‘76 Malaki

Robert and Monica Maldonado

Brian ‘97 and Marilee Manning

Nick and Taja Manuselis

Sharon Marquardsen-Rehm

Josh and Cynthia Martin

William and Eve Martinez

Joshua and Cori Martinez

Teri Martinez and Angel Gutierrez

Robert Massa & Margaret Ingram

John and Lisa Matocq

Sam and Gina McAdam

Harold and Karen McAlister

Rose ‘89 & Daniel McAuliffe

Kevin and Cindy McBride

Tammy McCarley

Kristen McCarthy

CURRENT AND ALUMNI PARENTS

William and Kari McCloskey

Robert and Pella McCormick

Terri Ann McFarland

Liam and Jaime McGregor

Gavin and Shari McHugh

Michael and Linda McKenna

Ron and Diane McKenna

Stephen and Tasha McLaughlin

Traci ‘83 and Will McMullen

Tom ‘78 and Julie McNamara

John and Sue McNamee

Dan McVeigh and Rebecca

Baumann

William and April Melarkey

Michael Menchaca and I-Mei Hsiu

Roger and Caron Mendis

Frances Mendoza

Paul ‘86 and Colleen Mendoza

Hugo and Jennifer Mercado

Douglas and Evelyn Meredith

Kristine ‘82 and Ronald Metzker

Jane ‘63 and Thomas Meuser

Frank and Elizabeth Meyer

John Mikacich & Wendelin Will

Mikacich

Irene and Michael Miyasaki

Barry and Ramona Moenter

Fidel and Sarah Monjaras

Eliseo ‘91 and Angela

Montemayor

Stephen Montgomery

Juan and Magdalena Montoya

Frank ‘55 and Marcia Mooney

Grant and Victoria Moore

Patricia ‘65 and A. Gerry Moore

William Moore

Gerald and Patricia Moore

Darren and Coleen Morehead

Jocelyn A. Moreno

Aric ‘88 and Julie Morgan

Elizabeth ‘’97 & Jerone Morgan

Ntwali and Brigitte Muderhwa

Frank ‘51 and Marge Mugartegui

Chad and Erin Muilenburg

Diana Muller

Joe ‘61 and Timi ‘62 Munizich

William Munoz & Daphne Adams

Kirk ‘77 and Diana Murphy

Mark ‘80 and Cindy Murphy

Douglas and Elizabeth Murphy

Robert and Shelly Murray

Brad and Dana Nanigian

Dave and Carolyn Nealon

Renato ‘72 and Dana Negri

Francesca Negri and John

McIntyre

Dorothy Nelson

Thomas ‘75 and Kimberley Neri

O’shea and Laura Nero

Adam Nguyen & Ann Ta

Bao and Trang Nguyen

Patricia Nichols

Jeff and Pam Nickson

James ‘73 and Evelyn Niehaus

Willie ‘69 and Sheila Nolan

John and Susan Nunan

Janna Nygren

Bill and Elaine Obernesser

Tim ‘68 and Phyllis O’Brien

Kathryn O’Connell

Daniel O’Connell

Kristi O’Connor

Matthew and Kirsten Okamoto

Fred ‘63 and Susan Oliver

Tom ‘71 and Geri O’Neil

Gearoid and Kathleen O’Neill

John and Meagan O’Neill

Cynthia Oseguera

Linda ‘84 and Lee Overstreet

Crystal and Glenn Owens

Chris and Carolyn Oxsen

George ‘72 and Dianne Padovan

Stephen and Kristen Pagano

Paul and Claudia Page

FKimberly Paisley

Christopher and Leticia Palamidessi

Don Palmieri & Hiroko Sugitani

Tracy ‘93 and Anthony Palombo

Josh and Donna Pane

James ‘73 and Susan Parker

Jerome ‘87 and Mary Parra

John and Darcie Patock

Amanda and Jerad Patterson

Joseph and Shannon Pauly

Lew ‘52 and Gerin Pebbles

Corine Pekari

Debbie Perez

Marc and Michele Perrault

David and Susan Perry

Mark ‘71 and Susan Perry

Manuel Perry

Andrew and Andrea Marie Peters

Tieng Pham & Melissa Mantong

Jason ‘92 and Kelley Piccione

Michael and Cynthia Pierce

Helen Pierson

Bruce and Michele Piland

Renee Pilot

Margaret Pimentel

Mike and Carole Pirruccello

Vincent Pisani ‘48

Tony ‘69 and Sharon ‘75 Planchon

Jorge ‘73 and Nellie ‘78 Plasencia

Javier ‘74 and Betty Plasencia

William and Kathleen Pletcher

Timothy Poletti ‘86

Rich ‘63 and Bonnie Poletti

Patricia Pope

Jeff and Pam Post

Joy and William Prevost

Christopher Price

Sean and Denise Pritchard

Gregory and Theresa Pryor

Joshua and Jennifer Pulliam

Betty Ann Quackenbush

Stephen and Frances Quinn

CURRENT AND ALUMNI PARENTS

David ‘61 and Darleen Quinn

Leon and Jenny Quintero

Karen Radford

Mike and Gretchen Rado

Justine ‘97 and Cesar Raga

Adam ‘97 and Krisy Rakela

Kevin and Jill Ralph

Alfonso Ramirez and Patricia

Aguiar

Joe and Tracy Ramirez

Joseph and Tiffany Ramirez

Lydia Ramirez

Tracy Ramondini

Derek and Stephanie Ramsey

Bill ‘79 and Anne Rapp

Curtis and Rossana Rapton

David ‘65 and Melinda Rasul

Veronica Rasul

Kelly Ratliff

Kenneth and Lisa Reece

Jason and Rita Reefer

Larry ‘91 and Shannon Reel

Curtis and Genevieve Reese

Dan Rehm ‘67

Richard and Nancy Reinhardt

Kirk Rekers ‘91

Elyzabeth Reynaga

Daniel and Alice Reynolds

Keith and Shelley Richardson

Jessica Roa

Christine Rodriguez

Mark and Julie Rodriguez

Chris and Shannon Rodriguez

Joe and Jane Rojas

Neda Romagnesi

Marcus and Annette Romani

Danilo and Rosalinda Ronquillo

John and Denise Rose

Geoffrey and Harriet Ross

Tommy and Barbara Ross

Troy and Jamie Rowsey

Yvette ‘78 and Craig Roy

Brian and Renee Ruecker

Stephen and Janet Ruggiero

Matthew Ruyak and Lisa Travis

Christopher and Patricia Ryan

Dan and Kathy Salazar

Mike Salazar

Ricardo ‘93 and Monica Saldana

Alvaro and Emmylou Ann Salud

Steven and Mieke San Julian

Richard ‘91 and Alicia Sanchez

Christopher and Danielle Sanchez

Noel ‘76 and Annette ‘78 Sanchez

Genero Sanchez and Suzanne

Richards

Rose Sapnaro

Maria Sargent

Ernest and Jennifer Sawtelle

Robert Scheideman & Pamela

Kennedy

Jim and Ellen Schiavenza

Christina Schlink

Diane and Hugo Schmidt

Mark and Tina Schmidt

Rochelle Schmidt

Mike and Kirsten Schneider

Mordechai and Sandra Schramm

Colt Schroeder

Gregory ‘86 and Sarah Schubert

Jan Schubert

Ken and Raena Schumaker

Rolf and Lisa Schumann

Karl and Catherine Schweikert

Irv ‘60 and Sylvia Scott

James and Melody Scullary

Jeffery and Stephanie Seiler

Roween and Jo Anne Sharma

Robert and Michelle Shaw

Stephen Shea & Ann-Louise Kuhns

Anne Sheehan

James and Joyce Shetler

Ernest and Diane Shimizu

Kari Shipman

Wendell and Meliza Sia

Elizabeth Siggins

John and Judy Signorotti

Sharmie Silva ‘87 and Stephen

Lewis ‘87

Robert Silva ‘57 & Patricia Pavone

Mark and Teresa Simi

Nathaniel and Jackie Simon

Tod Smith & Kimberly Squaglia

Reginald and Deanna Smith

Michael and Laura Smith

Aaron and Ann Smith

Gregory and LaJena Smith

Dan ‘72 and Vickie Smolich

Eric ‘90 and Karen Snyder

Paul and Linda Snyder

William and Kylee Soares

Andrew and Sarah Solari

Eric and Araceli Solis

Paul Souza & Dana Otto

Kevin ‘86 and Angela Spease

Eric and Taji Sperber

Jon and Alice Sperring

James Spore & Kirsten Spall

Paul and Sarah Steenhausen

Billy and Nina Steffey

Chris and Audrey Stevens

Wayne and Raquel Steving

Marianne and Cindy Stinson

Kirk ‘91 Stinson

Dave and Susanne Stirling

Jennifer Stone

Sean ‘84 and Kristin Stone

Aaron and Anna Lisa Storey

Daniel and Anna-Marie Stouder

Rockie and Tricia Strachan

Buddy and LaShea Stubblefiel

Jack ‘85 and Kelly ‘85 Sturges

Richard and Serena Sueyoshi

LaVerne and Silvio Suine

Mohammad and Ahna Suleiman

Tim Sullivan

CURRENT AND ALUMNI PARENTS

Cecilia and Tony Sullivan-Powers

Paul and Laurel Sunderman

Bob ‘68 and Sarah Sylva

Anna and Christopher

Symkowick-Rose

Stephen Synhorst & Jennifer Gregson

Noel and Rhodora Tabotabo

Mardion and Arlene Tabunda

Veronique Tache

Eleni Tafesse & Alula Berhane

Jennifer Taggard and Vasiliy

Parfenov

Lester and Melissa Tagle

Carlos and Veronica Talamantes

Patrick and Toni Tam

Claire Tan

Tim ‘62 and Betty Taormina

Mark and Theresa Tavianini

Christopher Taylor & Melissa

Thompson

Abel and Pamela Tenorio

Manny Tequida ‘65

Brock and Christina Thayer

Karen Thiebaud

Greg and Sharon Thomas

Tony and Darby Thomas

Jeff and Vida Thomas

Tiji and Beatrice Thomas

Douglas Thompson ‘74 & Margaret Briggs

Dr. John B. Thomson

Eugene and Nicole Tibon

Gabriel and Sarah Tierney

Adrian Torres & Cynthia Cortes

Jay and Rachelle Torres

Bryan and Kara Turner

Andrew and Erin Turner

David Uyeno & Eileen Nakahira

Kevin ‘73 and Susan Valine

Scott and Tracey Valverde

Jim and Kari Van Gundy

Jay and Lorena Van Rein

Nicolas and Laurie Vargas

Natasha Vasilopoulos

Hector and Erika Vazquez

David and Ana Velasco

Robert Vellanoweth

Carrie Vellutini

James ‘85 and Charity Vicari

Oscar ‘84 & Katie Villegas

Mary Vogeli

Christopher and Jessica Wall

Josh and Danica Wallin

Dave and Peggy Walrath

Lindsay Walsh

Andrew and Laura Walter

James and Maureen Wanket

Terry and Holly Warford

Leo and Debra Warner

Mel and Michele Warren

David and Vicki Alyce Webster

Amy Welch-Gandy ‘93 and Michael Gandy ‘93

Frank Werry ‘74

Stephanie Wetch

David and Korinn Wiest

James and Sharon Wiggin

Kevin and Tammara Wilcox

Ellen Willow & Jeff Wilson

Jack and Mona ‘60 Witry

Sean and Nancy Wong

Lawrence and Nicole Wong

Larry and Marianne Wong

Rosemary Wood ‘59

Stuart and Cari Wright

Jeffrey and Andria Leigh Wurm

Johnny and Allison Wynn

Sue ‘63 and Bob Yeager

Keith and Heather Yetter

David and Kerry Youker

William ‘72 and Nancy Young

Timothy Murphy and Elizabeth

Young-Murphy ‘78

Giuseppe Zago & Thea Perrino

Chuck and Patricia Zannetti

Rodney ‘75 and Linda Zanze

Kurt and Kristen Zanzi

ALUMNI CLASS GIVING

Class of ‘40

George Cunningham ‘40

Class of ‘44

Al Knezovich ‘44

Class of ‘45

Thomas Burns ‘45

Class of ‘47

Mel Knezovich ‘47

Class of ‘48

Vince Pisani ‘48

Louis Ramos ‘48

Tom Slakey ‘48

Class of ‘49

Jerry Kaeser ‘49

Bart Lagomarsino ‘49

Bob Winchell ‘49

Class of ‘49

Jerry Kaeser ‘49

Bart Lagomarsino ‘49

Bob Winchell ‘49

Class of ‘50

Anonymous

Jack Clara ‘50

Rich O’Day ‘50

Class of ‘51

Ron Carissimi ‘51

Frank Mugartegui ‘51

Frank Santos ‘51

Arnold Schuler ‘51

Andy Smolich ‘51

Jim Westlake ‘51

Class of ‘52

Eddie Betschart ‘52

Bob Cardoza ‘52

Jim Faulkner ‘52

Joe Flores ‘52 ++

Pete Mikacich ‘52

Lew Pebbles ‘52

Chado Vasquez ‘52

Jay Waterbury ‘52

Class of ‘53

Ernie Barbeau ‘53

Jerry Kirrene ‘53

Ed Slavich ‘53

Class of ‘54

Carl Dutra ‘54

Dennis Fischer ‘54

Ken Harris ‘54

Fran Lastufka ‘54

Ellyn Sekul ‘54

Class of ‘55

Robert DeNigris ‘55

Terry Dorsey ‘55

Bob Granucci ‘55

Leo Granucci ‘55

Frank Mooney ‘55

Jerry Pauly ‘55

Ed Russo ‘55

Richard Separovich ‘55

Don Terra ‘55

Rene Vercruyssen ‘55

Class of ‘56

Tom Baker ‘56

Jim Bertoni ‘56

Jerry Cooke ‘56

Don Dittmer ‘56

John Hamilton ‘56

Rich Hardmeyer ‘56

Jim Jones ‘56

Jim Karver ‘56

Bob Kirrene ‘56

Bob Perry ‘56

Marv Scharosch ‘56

Byron Schnetz ‘56

Bob Schnetz ‘56

Jerry Silvey ‘56

Class of ‘57

Doreen Baldwin ‘57

Peter P. Bollinger ‘57

Ernest Cervantes ‘57

Barbara Davidson ‘57

Thomas Ellis ‘57

Bill Enos ‘57

Sally Enos ‘57

Carolyn Granucci ‘57

Marolyn Harris ‘57

Betty Ann Hutchings ‘57

Darrell Jones ‘57

Bill Keenan ‘57

William Monahan ‘57

Fred Rooney ‘57

Dick Sherman ‘57

Robert Silva ‘57

Ronald Spolar ‘57

Class of ‘58

Cecelia Angell ‘58

Ron Angell ‘58

Ric Cable ‘58

Fran Evans ‘58

Robert Gray ‘58

Bernard Gruneisen ‘58

Joe Gutierrez ‘58

Gerard Lagomarsino ‘58

Jim Mikacich ‘58

Barbara Pauly ‘58

Paul Schaefer ‘58

Janet Schnetz ‘58

Donald Slavich ‘58

Sam Stassi ‘58

Pat Terra ‘58

Sheila Tomasini ‘58

Barbara Wisnewski Smith ‘58

Class of ‘59

Louie Albiani ‘59

Jerry Bakarich ‘59

Julie Bannister ‘59

Bart Bleuel ‘59

Gene Gerwer ‘59

Bill Hoover ‘59

Jim Kassis ‘59

Pat Lines ‘59

Paul Marchi ‘59

Andy Molina ‘59

Nick Moore ‘59

Joyce Pappa ‘59

Allen Sardelich ‘59

Jerry Scharosch ‘59

Mike Silvey ‘59

Rosemary Wood ‘59

Class of ‘60

Charlene Ambrose ‘60

Carl Brust ‘60

Mike Church ‘60

Darrell Corti ‘60

Paul Domyancic ‘60

Mike Elorduy ‘60

Mike Flynn ‘60

Gloria Galask ‘60

Lyal Holmberg ‘60

Carolyn Marchi ‘60

Kathy O’Connor ‘60

Dennis Petrotta ‘60

Bob Prinzo ‘60

Joe Rich ‘60

Irv Scott ‘60

Mike Shamrock ‘60

Barbara Smolich ‘60

Vince Stanich ‘60

Mildred Umlor ‘60

Thad Waterbury ‘60

David Weiner ‘60

Mona Witry ‘60

Class of ‘61

Tom Ahern ‘61

Julie Armstrong ‘61

Jeremey Bedford ‘61

Steve Brodie ‘61

Margaret Brown ‘61

Alan Cordano ‘61

Nancy Elorduy ‘61

Michael Fassnacht ‘61

Daniel Fischer ‘61

Vicki Fox ‘61

Joe Munizich ‘61

Dave Murphy ‘61

Jeannette Nardinelli ‘61

Carol Prinzo ‘61

David Quinn ‘61

Bob Rojas ‘61

John Smolich ‘61

Janet Stinson ‘61

Carol Warmerdam ‘61

ALUMNI CLASS GIVING

Class of ‘62

Clark Aldrich ‘62

Steven Anderson ‘62

Bonnie Andre ‘62

Gabriel Ayala ‘62

Gail Bartus-Compton ‘62

John Bertoni ‘62

Burt Bonomi ‘62

Brad Bradley ‘62

John Brunstetter ‘62

Barney Brust ‘62

Ralph Campasano ‘62

Bernie Church ‘62

Thomas Connolly ‘62

Bill Granucci ‘62

Frances Koscheski ‘62

Tom Kuzmich ‘62

Button Labhard ‘62

Bob Lera ‘62

Joel Lucich ‘62

Larry Marietti ‘62

Bob Miller ‘62

Timi Munizich ‘62

Dan Petrocchi ‘62

Tim Taormina ‘62

Class of ‘63

Anonymous

Claudia Aldrich ‘63

Patty Crowle ‘63

Rich Elorduy ‘63

Laszlo Fodor ‘63

Carolyn Lucich ‘63

Yolanda Mendoza ‘63

Joanne Mette ‘63

Jane Meuser ‘63

Fred Oliver ‘63

Donald Pasquini ‘63

Rich Poletti ‘63

Caroline Quessenberry ‘63

Eileen Rock ‘63

Jim Sequeira ‘63

Peter Willover ‘63

Sue Yeager ‘63

Class of ‘64

Carroll Cook ‘64

Teresa Cuellar ‘64

Dick Cunha ‘64

Marryan Elorduy ‘64

Jim Girard ‘64

Maureen Girard ‘64

Jim Harrington ‘64

Dennis Hock ‘64

Joan James Kuzmich ‘64

Jerry Jurach ‘64

Jan Kaznowski ‘64

Joseph Kuzmich ‘64

Don Murphy ‘64

Fred Nichols ‘64

Gordon Scott ‘64

Doug Troughton ‘64

Dennis Ward ‘64

Class of ‘65

Anonymous

Larry Budney ‘65

Doug Carson ‘65

Marion Chargin ‘65

John Conway ‘65

Kathleen Crawford ‘65

Sharon DeSoto ‘65

Jerry Flynn ‘65

Bill Geary ‘65

Joey Gimenez ‘65

Rich Gomez ‘65

Bill Hoover ‘65

Mike Ingoglia ‘65

Greg Kassis ‘65

Steve Legarra ‘65

Bob Luttrell ‘65

Tony Manuel ‘65

Patricia Moore ‘65

Cindy Puppione ‘65

David Rasul ‘65

Bob Riola ‘65

Linda Rutherford ‘65

Karen Sexton ‘65

Manny Tequida ‘65

Phil Vercruyssen ‘65

Bill Zimmerman ‘65

Class of ‘66

Tom Biaggi ‘66

Ted Boughton ‘66

Stephen Cernicky ‘66

Gene Davis ‘66

William Donovan ‘66

Thomas Gau ‘66

Michael Guter ‘66

Douglas Hocking ‘66

Phil Niederberger ‘66

Chris Peter ‘66

Dennis Sequeira ‘66

Class of ‘67

Mike DeAngelis ‘67

Michael Hanley ‘67

Brian O’Connell ‘67

Dan Rehm ‘67

Class of ‘68

Anonymous

Kathy Collier ‘68

John Copley ‘68

Tim Johnston ‘68

Tim O’Brien ‘68

Jim Reel ‘68

Sharon RomanelloSequeira ‘68

Bill Schaedler ‘68

Elaine Schaedler ‘68

Bob Sylva ‘68

Gail Zimmerman ‘68

Class of ‘69

Anonymous

Gustavo Barcena ‘69

Mike Bernardis ‘69

Mike Havey ‘69

Steve Mahaney ‘69

Bruce Maita ‘69

Kathryn Neville McKeon ‘69

Willie Nolan ‘69

Tony Planchon ‘69

Consuelo Rodriguez ‘69

Class of ‘70

Claude Alber ‘70

John Caselli ‘70

Joe Cervetti ‘70

Bill Conner ‘70

Robyn Davis ‘70

Joe Gutierrez ‘70

John Knight ‘70

Dave Perazzo ‘70

Rich Raimondi ‘70

Chuck Suarez ‘70

Marlene Winegar ‘70

Class of ‘71

Pat Blocker ‘71

Dan Carmazzi ‘71

Terry Church ‘71

Mike Corcoran ‘71

Alexis Doval ‘71

Ken Lewis ‘71

Dennis Miller ‘71

Bill Motmans ‘71

Jack Nolan ‘71

Tom O’Neil ‘71

Mark Perry ‘71

Richard Pierson ‘71

Jim Sarti ‘71

Mike Spalj ‘71

Denis Zilaff ‘71

Class of ‘72

John Apostolo ‘72

Gary Baker ‘72

Pamela Baker ‘72

Brad Bento ‘72

James Cardosa ‘72

Sam Kanelos ‘72

Mike Malaki ‘72

Vince McDonald ‘72

Renato Negri ‘72

Dan Smolich ‘72

Pat Vogeli ‘72

William Young ‘72

Class of ‘73

Lon Burford ‘73

John Cooper ‘73

Andrew Gjelsteen ‘73

Jerry Karver ‘73

Steve Montgomery ‘73

James Niehaus ‘73

James Parker ‘73

Jorge Plasencia ‘73

Dennis Smith ‘73

ALUMNI CLASS GIVING

Kevin Valine ‘73

Class of ‘74

Michael Adams ‘74

Ed Bellinger ‘74

Paul Carmazzi ‘74

Mitch DeGregorio ‘74

Paul Gabrielli ‘74

Rick Gormley ‘74

Rosemary Mendoza ‘74

Noel Perez ‘74

Javier Plasencia ‘74

Doug Thompson ‘74

Class of ‘75

Frank Werry ‘74

Michael Berberich ‘75

Frank Carroll ‘75

Tim Church ‘75

Joe Greco ‘75

Thomas Neri ‘75

Sharon Planchon ‘75

Robert Sullivan ‘75

Rodney Zanze ‘75

Class of ‘76

Mark Cappello ‘76

Thomas Cook ‘76

Louie Feletto ‘76

Leo Horton ‘76

Bill Iliff ‘76

Renee Malaki ‘76

Steve Mugartegui ‘76

Bobbi Pires ‘76

Ples Robinson ‘76

Noel Sanchez ‘76

Class of ‘77

Christopher Bressi ‘77

Paul Jacobs ‘77

Joseph Maffi ‘7

Alan Moy ‘77

Kirk Murphy ‘77

Sam Parino ‘77

Jerri Slaughter ‘77

Terrence Snook ‘77

Class of ‘78

Todd Bird ‘78

Mark Cherry ‘78

Tom Colby ‘78

Liz Drysdale ‘78

Tom McNamara ‘78

Joe Mugartegui ‘78

Nellie Plasencia ‘78

Frank Raimondi ‘78

Yvette Roy ‘78

Annette Sanchez ‘78

Elizabeth YoungMurphy ‘78

Class of ‘79

Jeff Alves ‘79

Duane Arend ‘79

Paul Cronick ‘79

Joseph Lorman ‘79

Steven Murphy ‘79

Rick Pires ‘79

Bill Rapp ‘79

Class of ‘80

Paul Congdon ‘80

Debbie Keller ‘80

Mike Lewis ‘80

Lori Magaletti ‘80

Mark Murphy ‘80

John Neumann ‘80

Ernie Quinto ‘80

Class of ‘81

Rob Cherry ‘81

Dave Cooke ‘81

Bobby Crump ‘81

Paul Havey ‘81

David Kirrene ‘81

Greg Murphy ‘81

Tina RavizzaBlumenfeld ‘81

Stan Spencer ‘81

Class of ‘82

Laura Avila ‘82

Troy Bird ‘82

Isaac Castaneda ‘82

Keith Cherry ‘82

Douglas Duncan ‘82

Eric Edelmayer ‘82

Paul Harrington ‘82

Dave Jablonsky ‘82

Stanley Mette ‘82

Kristine Metzker ‘82

Mike Stinson ‘82

Class of ‘83

Deanne Castaneda ‘83

John Fondale ‘83

Kelly Harrington ‘83

Bruce Hutchings ‘83

Traci McMullen ‘83

Tom Nulk ‘83

Robert Sanchez ‘83

Scott Schubert ‘83

Barron Wilson ‘83

Class of ‘84

John Broughton ‘84

Cheryl Carrillo ‘84

James Connick ‘84

Ty Hansen ‘84

Mike Ochoa ‘84

Linda Overstreet ‘84

Paul Salinas ‘84

Sean Stone ‘84

Oscar Villegas ‘84

Class of ‘85

G Wayne Babby ‘85

Rob Buckner ‘85

Magdalena Burgos ‘85

Geoffrey Clarion ‘85

Chris Colby ‘85

Paul Cuellar ‘85

Sean Darr ‘85

Carl Giordano ‘85

Brock Littlejohn ‘85

Tim Maestretti ‘85

Jack Sturges ‘85

Kelly Sturges ‘85

Jim Vicari ‘85

Kevin Wellendorf ‘85

Class of ‘86

Warren Bell ‘86

Jim Ewertsen ‘86

Robert Fontana ‘86

Ben Ludlow ‘86

Paul Mendoza ‘86

Timothy Poletti ‘86

Gregory Schubert ‘86

Kevin Spease ‘86

Roger Tafoya ‘86

John Wiedner ‘86

Class of ‘87

Kevin Haag ‘87

Stephen Lewis ‘87

Jerome Parra ‘87

Alejandro Romero ‘87

Sharmie Silva ‘87

Class of ‘88

David Grundman ‘88

Curtis Metz ‘88

Aric Morgan ‘88

Brian Perry ‘88

Class of ‘89

James Girard ‘89

Justin Johnson ‘89

Rose McAuliffe ‘89

Class of ‘90

Carlo Giordano ‘90

John Mosby ‘90

Lee Pennill ‘90

Eric Snyder ‘90

Class of ‘91

Matthew Carson ‘91

Todd Elorduy ‘91

Luis Gallarzo ‘91

Guillermo Guerrero ‘91

Velia Martinez ‘91

Eliseo Montemayor ‘91

Larry Reel ‘91

Kirk Rekers ‘91

Richard Sanchez ‘91

Kirk Stinson ‘91

ALUMNI CLASS GIVING

Class of ‘92

Todd Cook ‘92

Dave Macko ‘92

Jason Piccione ‘92

Jon Sevier ‘92

Class of ‘93

Constantine Baranoff ‘93

Mike Kuzmich ‘93

Paul Lemieux ‘93

Tracy Palombo ‘93

Ricardo Saldana ‘93

Rayne Soriano ‘93

Amy Welch-Gandy ‘93

Class of ‘94

Chris Davis ‘94

David Desmond ‘94

Armando Diaz ‘94

Jorge Valdez ‘94

Class of ‘95

Ryan Esposto ‘95

Ross Hammond ‘95

Brendan Hogan ‘95

Lisa Levasseur ‘95

Lee Murphy ‘95

Lincoln Snyder ‘95

Meg Vernal ‘95

Benjamin Winston ‘95

Ben Yeager ‘95

Class of ‘96

Jeanette Ercila ‘96

Sierra Hammond ‘96

Michael Holbrook ‘96

David Hoskins ‘96

Jacob Hunley ‘96

Amber Ramos ‘96

Class of ‘97

James Coloma ‘97

Emily Hunley ‘97

Brian Manning ‘97

Elizabeth Morgan ‘97

Robert Olson ‘97

Justine Raga ‘97

Matt Robinson ‘97

Class of ‘98

Melissa Abay ‘98

Amanda YeagerRinehart ‘98

Class of ‘99

Miya Allen ‘99

Liz Habkirk ‘99

David Holquin ‘99

Neil Lien ‘99

Jana Morris ‘99

Aldo-Ray Soriano ‘99

Ellen Walrath ‘99

Class of ‘00

Nathan Browne ‘00

Derek Helwig ‘00

Christina Peterson Dier ‘00

Daniel Savino ‘00

Nora Sutton ‘00

Class of ‘01

Heather Christianson ‘01

Adam Garnica ‘01

Ashley Richardson ‘01

Liesl Schulz ‘01

Lisa Taylor ‘01

Class of ‘02

Anonymous

Melissa Anderson ‘02

Erin Keikoan ‘02

Ben McAlister ‘02

Jimmy Pierson ‘02

Keetah SalazarThompson ‘02

Class of ‘03

Anna Beahm ‘03

Rachel Duraso ‘03

Mary McVeigh ‘03

Shawn Richardson ‘03

Class of ‘04

Jimmy Delgadillo ‘04

Cody Smith ‘04

Class of ‘05

Christine Merrill ‘05

Class of ‘06

Laine Himmelmann ‘06

Lisa Keikoan ‘06

Class of ‘07

Louisa Feletto ‘07

Patrick Gormley ‘07

Joe Lewis ‘07

Class of ‘08

Alisa Corriveau ‘08

Nathan Domek ‘08

Connor Gau ‘08

Eric Lichtenberger ‘08

Larry Morla ‘08

David Tracy ‘08

Class of ‘09

Eleni McNell ‘09

Johnathan Ross ‘09

Class of ‘10

Anonymous

Christopher Kunz ‘10

Class of ‘11

Marissa Anderson ‘11

Kevin Hua ‘11

Melissa Huang ‘11

Christopher Iliff ‘11

Kelsey Magana ‘11

Nicole Quinn ‘11

Maya Ramirez ‘11

Kathleen Schiavenza ‘11

Mikaela Stirling ‘11

Robert Templeton ‘11

Abigail Williams ‘11

Class of ‘12

James Barnes ‘12

Eilleen Le ‘12

Reginald Smith ‘12

Class of ‘13

Anthony Colvard ‘13

Brielle Cruz-Vega ‘13

Class of ‘14

Evan Cook ‘14

Zachary Ewertsen ‘14

Class of ‘15

Kyle Cherry ‘15

Erin Donovan ‘15

Kyle Smith ‘15

Class of ‘18

Meera Khaira ‘18

Miles Magaletti ‘18

Class of ‘19

Nicholas Kennedy ‘19

Hope Yeager ‘19

Class of ‘22

Cooper Davey ‘22

Sean Johnson ‘22

ENDOWED FUNDS GIVING

Albert R. Westlake Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund

Br. David Brennan Program for Tuition Assistance Employee Fund

Campaign Securing the Future General Endowment Fund

Cap Camp-Employee P/R-Securing the Future Capital Camp. Securing the Future Facilties Deferred Capital Campaign-Securing the Future

Christian Brothers Endowed Scholarship Fund

Christopher Becker Endowed Scholarship Fund

Class of ‘51 Endowed Scholarship Fund

Dan Lahey Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Desmond Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

Desmond Family Endowed Scholarship Fund-Emp

Dick ‘57 and Mary Cay Sherman Endowed Scholarship Fund

Earle & Jeanette Sylva Family Endowed Fund

Francis J. Silvey ‘54 Endowed Scholarship Fund

Gordon & Susan Scott Endowed Scholarship Fund

Gough Family Endowed Fund

John B. Stassi ‘59 Endowed Scholarship Fund

John J. Marquardsen, Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund

EMPLOYEE DONORS

Donna Adam

Annie Bacich

Keith A. Cherry ‘82

Heather Christianson ‘01

David Desmond ‘94

Armando Diaz ‘94

Erica Gormley

Cynthia Grajeda

Gigi Grape

Joe Guilherme AFSC

Erin Hanshew

Kelly Harrington ‘83

Paul Havey ‘81

Brendan Hogan ‘95

Jacob Hunley ‘96

Bill Iliff ‘76

Holly Keller

Christine Kerr

Eilleen Le ‘12

Crystal LeRoy, Ed.D.

David Levasseur

Kenneth Lewis ‘71

John M. Silva ‘98 Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Joseph & Lorraine Valine Endowed Scholarship Fund

Julian ‘54 and Diane Holt Endowed Scholarship Fund

Juventino F. Gomez and Angelita Gomez de Navarro Books Scholarship Fund

Leo ‘55 and Gayle Granucci Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mary C. Waterbury Endowed Scholarship Fund

McNamara Family Endowed Fund

Mike & Jim Roberts Endowed Scholarship Fund

Msgr. James F. Church ‘50 Endowed Scholarship Fund

Pete Tomasini Memorial Scholarship Fund

Ralph and Antoinette de Vere White Family Endowment

Randall Wesley Zanze Endowed Scholarship Fund

Rebecca Baumann and Dan McVeigh Endowed Scholarship Fund

Roger L. Slakey Endowed Scholarship Fund

Ron Limeberger ‘53 Endowed Fund

Ronald Fernandes Endowed Scholarship Fund

William F. & Lena Bordisso Endowed Scholarship Fund

William N. Zanze Memorial Fund

Wm. M. Francis Pipe Trades Endowed Scholarship

Kristen McCarthy

Steve McLaughlin

Traci McMullen ‘83

April Melarkey

Larry Morla ‘08

Jana Morris ‘99

Adriana Mundo Herald

Corine Pekari

Joy Prevost

Larry Reel ‘91

Carol Rians

Rolf

Cecilia Sullivan-Powers

Christopher Symkowick-Rose

Elinor Tappe

Christina Thayer

Kim Villarreal

Maureen Wanket

Ellen Willow

Annette Romani

Schumann

GIFTS WERE MADE IN HONOR OF

Lorcan and Patti Barnes

Anthony Bento ‘03

Lon Burford ‘73

Anthony De Fazio

Danny Delgado ‘79

Peggy Desmond

Tom English

Liam Fischer ‘22

Burke and Andrea Fong

Dominic Fontana ‘24

Anne and Patrick Harty

Sr. Kathleen Horgan

Bill Iliff ‘76

Emmett LeRoy

Crystal LeRoy

Nicolas Martin ‘13

Dan McVeigh and Rebecca

Baumann

Robert Meyer ‘09 & Hannah Weems

Eric Moenter ‘04

Joy Prevost

Kirk Purdy

Michael Rose ‘13

GIFTS WERE MADE IN MEMORY OF

Susan Adler

Scott Anderson

Della and Anthony Arcangelo

Harriet Archangelo

Larry Archangelo

Ronald Bacher

David Bacher ‘62

Eugene Bagley ‘40

John Bagley ‘44

Woody Bagley ‘43

John Joseph Bakes

Christopher Becker ‘97

Paul ‘41 and Stasia

Bernardis

Charles Biffin ‘6

Tom Bogetich

William and Lena Bordisso

Gloria Breech

Chuck Brodie ‘87

James Buckley ‘73

Carolyn Burt

Richard Burton

Niki Cable-Martin

Dave Caraska ‘70

Edward Carey ‘46

James Casali

Arthur ‘57 and Pat ‘57

Chaquica

Jim Cherry

Ann Cherry

Rev. Msgr. James F. Church ‘50

Bert Coleman

Jerome Conlan ‘56

Ralph Cristoni

Genaro Cuellar

Kevin Cuffe

Lucy Cunha

Mark DeLisle

Michael Desmond ‘56

Tom Donato ‘66

Loretta Donoghue-Primka ‘58

Lorena Donoghue-Warren ‘58

Bruce Douglas ‘54

John Doval ‘31

Lorna Drafall

Mary Alyce Duchesne

Norbert Duester

Gerald Edson

Joe Enos

Duane Fender

Ronald Fernandes ‘56

Joseph Flores ‘52

Arturo Flores

Keith Fontes ‘76

Al Franks

Mark Franzoia ‘74

James Frayne ‘53

Roberta Frayne

Raymond ‘43 and Dolores

Gallagher

Jeff Garnica

Tony Garrido ‘56

Marissa Gaslan

Otto Gisler

Vienna Golsong ‘61

Larry Goyette ‘44

Jason Grady ‘92

Dale Greenig

Dorothy Grijalva

James Hall

John Hall ‘54

Ralph Hanley ‘56

Mike Hanly ‘51

John and Denise Rose

Samuel Rose ‘11

OJ Solander

The Soriano Family

Thomas Walbolt

Xavier Zona ‘25

Class of 1959

Class of 1960

Class of 1961

Class of 1965

James Harrington ‘37

Marolyn Harris ‘57

James Healy

Terri Herrera

Ronald Himes

James Hoefling ‘5

Robert Holliday ‘81

Richard Hunt

Robert Hutchings

Paul Iribarne ‘47

Austin Johnson ‘55

John Johnston ‘60

Jack Kearns ‘51

Jim Keating ‘55

Joseph Kirrene ‘49

Joseph and Helen Konesky

Richard Kupper

Paul Kuzmich ‘57

Barbara Lagomarsino

Jean Lahey

Garrett Lemmon ‘56

Lucy Lemus

Mary Lera

Jason Long

Albert Lowe

Ronald MacKenzie

Steve Mangels

Marlene Marengo

Hartford Marston

Danny Martin

John Maslen

Linda McAlpine ‘59

Linda Mae McDonald

Frank McNamara ‘51

Owen McNell

Pat Melarkey ‘49

Frances Messenger

James Monroe ‘53

Richard T. Mooney, Sr.

Pete Mooney ‘60

Faye Mooney

Gail Mooneyham

Steven Moore ‘83

Terry Mulligan ‘63

Marilyn Murphy

JoLee Murray

Kevin Murray ‘05

Dakota Neal

Sammy Neri

Walter Henry Nichols

David Norris

Gary Nowaczyk

Pat O’Brien

Josephine O’Connell

John O’Connor

GIFTS WERE MADE IN MEMORY OF

Tom O’Donnell ‘52

Thomas Overton

Kyle Owensby ‘00

Brad Pebbles ‘82

Glenda Perry

Mary Jane Perry

Faye Petrocchi

William Pierson ‘73

Greg Pimentel ‘79

Aaron Presley

Emile King Prevost, Sr. & Eileen Ryan

Christian Pusateri ‘12

Pat Ralph

Rosemary Rasul ‘61

Alicia Relles

Jack Robinson

Tim Roche ‘56

David Roof

John Rosso

Julie Roth

Leo Rulon

George Sanguigni

Martha Sardelich ‘62

Norma Scharosch

Agnes Schmidt

Ken Schneringer ‘49

Bob Schnetz ‘56

Steve Scully ‘66

Willard Seitz

Tom Sekul ‘54

Brett Shaad

Kay Silva

Francis Silvey, III ‘54

Bob Slakey ‘48

Larry Smith

Annette Smith

Doyle Smith

Marcella Smolich

Anthony Smolich ‘41

John Stassi ‘59

Dean Stobbe

Jeanette Sylva

Earle Sylva

Joe Symkowick

John Taylor

Matt Traverso ‘02

L. Frank Vellutini ‘71

Rene Vercruyssen ‘55

Mike J. and Betsey Virga

Michael G. Virga

Betsey Virga

Ralph Vitello

Tyler Wagner ‘03

Bill Warmby ‘51

Betty Warren

Mary Waterbury

Cletis Waters

Timothy Watters ‘80

Robert Weber

Douglas Wellendorf

Asa Whetstone ‘51

Danny Willis

Mary Winegar

Peter Wintersteen

John Wolch

Haley Yeager ‘09

Christian Brothers High School Statement of Financial Activities For the Year Ended June 30, 2022

CB provided $3.1 million in need-base tuition assistance to 444 students in the 2021-22 school year.

2022 Alumni Dinner

Held at Christian Brothers High School on Saturday, April 9, 2022, the 50th annual Alumni Dinner was a great night for seeing good friends and building on a strong CB connection.

Alumni, family and friends gathered for a social hour on the main lawn, complete with a dinner and raffle held in th cafeteria. Members of the Class of 1970, 1971, and 1972 were honored with Golden Diplomas in recognition of 50 years of shared legacy and spirit. Historically, one class has been honored per year at each Alumni Dinner, but due to the pandemic, CB decided to honor three during this evening of fellowship.

The Alumni Service Award, the highest award bestowed by the Alumni Association given to an individual who regularly gives back to CB and helps make the community a better place, was presented to Patrick “Rick” Gormley ‘74. Gormley has been a member of the CBHS Alumni Association Board of Directors, the CB Junior Falcons Football and Cheer Board, the CBHS Golf Tournament, and is a CB Ambassador. Christian Brothers High School is deeply grateful to Rick Gormley for his commitment, resolve, and love for the school he entered to learn and left to serve.

Dr. Crystal LeRoy and Mr. Rick Gormley ’74, the 2022 Alumni Service Award Winner

Class of 1970

Class of 1971

Class of 1972

2023 Alumni Dinner

The Christian Brothers High School 51st annual Alumni Dinner was held on Saturday, February 11, 2023. Members of the Class of 1973 were honored with Golden Diplomas in the George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center in recognition of 50 years of shared legacy and spirit. Family and friends were there to celebrate this milestone achievement and joined alumni with a social hour in the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium and dinner in the CB cafeteria.

The Alumni Service Award, the highest award bestowed by the Alumni Association given to an individual who regularly gives back to CB and helps make the community a better place, was presented to Kirk Murphy ‘77. Murphy has been a member of the CB community since arriving as a sophomore in 1974. He served as president of the Christian Brothers La Salle Club, leading multiple fundraising efforts to support CB athletics and the launch of the new Hall of Fame interactive digital boards in the gymnasium lobby. Congratulations to Kirk

Murphy ’77 and all of the Class of 1973!

1. Mona Witry ‘60, Gina Parilo, Jack Witry, Corinne Parilo, Tom Parilo ‘68, Kathy Witry-Halstead

2. Donna Westlake ‘73, Teresa Brown ‘73, Karen Ceriani ‘73, Karen Hook ‘73, Katie King ‘73

3. Jerry Karver ’73, John Karver ’73, Jacqueline Sava ’73, Tom Sava ‘77

4. Susan Valine, Kevin Valine ‘73, Donna Scully, Ann Burke, Tim Smith ’75, Laura Mason-Smith

5. Christian Brothers and Bishop Manogue High School Classes of 1973

Dr. Crystal LeRoy and Kirk Murphy ’77, Alumni Service Award Recipient

Christian Brothers Athletic Hall of Fame 2022

Fame class of Peter Bollinger ‘57, Dan Carmazzi ‘71, Coach Ray Clemons , and Megan Whetstone Panson as well as the 2022 Hall of Fame class of John Blanchard ‘71, Thomas Parilo ‘68, and Coach Dave Hoskins.

John Blanchard ‘71 spoke on behalf of the inductees. He gave a moving account of the impact CB athletic competition, teammates, and coaches had not just on the field, court, and class oom, but also his life. He reserved a special acknowledgment for the memory of CB Hall of Fame Coach Dick Sperbeck.

Family, friends, and alumni gathered in the Ron Limeberger ‘53 Gymnasium on June 18, 2022, for the Christian Brothers Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner and Induction Ceremony. CoAthletic Directors, Dale Milton and Melissa Flowers, along with emcee Kirk Murphy ‘77, honored the 2020-21 Hall of

To review the achievements of these and all CB Hall of Fame inductees, please visit the school website, www.cbhs-sacramento.org. Click on Athletics, then the Athletics Hall of Fame tab for CB’s new Wall of Fame interactive display.

1. (L-R) Melissa Flowers, Megan Whetstone Panson, Chris Whetstone, Dale Milton

2. Ray Clemons Family

3. Dan Carmazzi ‘71

4. Thomas Parilo ‘68

5. John Blanchard ‘71

The La Salle Club’s 6th Annual Family & Friends Golf Tournament

The La Salle Club hosted its 6th annual Christian Brothers Family and Friends Golf Tournament on July 29, 2022, at Turkey Creek Golf Club in Lincoln. This event has soldout for six consecutive years! This year, 144 golfers and volunteers helped raise over $75,000 for CB athletics. Special thanks to event sponsors Alliant and The La Salle Club board member, Brock Littlejohn ‘85 of Rex Moore Electrical.

The La Salle Club is a committed group of volunteers who help raise funds to support the CB athletic program and its student-athletes through events and volunteering. Don’t “fore-get” to mark your calendars for The La Salle Club’s 7th Annual Family and Friends Golf Tournament on Friday, July 28, 2023, at Turkey Creek Golf Club! For more information, please contact Keith Cherry ‘82, tournament director at kcherry@cbhs-sacramento.org

1. Rick Pires ‘79, Mason Gunn

2. Paul Planchard, Chris Lane, Rick Osen, Mark Murphy ‘80

3. Marty Clark ‘89, Tony Clark ‘83

4. Jerry Tucker, Josh Tucker ‘09, Matt McCarthy ‘09, Ekenna Anya-Gafu ‘10

5. Tony Gross, Georgella Burnett-Ellis, Mesha Phillips, Randy Wilson ‘75

6. Tom Ceccarelli ‘73, Jerry Balshor ‘73, Liz Blucher ‘01, Bill Blucher ‘69

7. John Donovan ‘77, Fred Ferri ‘77, John Zanoni, Winton Emmitt

8. Bill Carmazzi ‘77, Ken Lewis ‘71, Christine Carmazzi ‘76, Mary Ann Carmazzi ‘82, Jim Carmazzi ‘79

9. The La Salle Club President Kirk Murphy ‘77

10. Sean Kinlock ‘05, Jordan Swanson ‘09, Derrick Wood ‘09, Ben Herrera ‘09

11. Brock LIttlejohn ‘85, Greg Riecks, Nick Tobia ‘86, Brent Littlejohn

CLASS OF 1959 REUNION

DATE: 10/1/22 | LOCATION: CBHS CAMPUS

CLASS OF 1962 REUNION

DATE: 9/24/22 | LOCATION: CBHS CAMPUS

CLASS OF 1965 REUNION

DATE: 6/25/22 | LOCATION: CBHS CAMPUS

CLASS OF 1970 REUNION

DATE: 10/15/22 | LOCATION: CBHS CAMPUS

CLASS OF 1972 REUNION

DATE: 8/6/22 | LOCATION: CBHS CAMPUS

CLASS OF 1980, 1981 & 1982 REUNION

CLASS OF 1991 REUNION

DATE: 11/19/21 | LOCATION: CLUBHOUSE 56

CLASS OF 2000 REUNION

DATE: 10/15/22 | LOCATION: NITTY’S CIDER

CLASS OF 2001 REUNION

DATE: 10/16/21 | LOCATION: LEFTY’S TAPROOM

CLASS OF 2002 REUNION

DATE: 11/19/22 | LOCATION: CBHS CAMPUS

CLASS OF 2010 REUNION

DATE: 11/26/21 | LOCATION: CBHS CAMPUS

CLASS OF 2011 REUNION

DATE: 7/23/22 | LOCATION: CBHS CAMPUS

BR. BERTRAM SOCIETY

Through the Br. Bertram Society, you can create a legacy at Christian Brothers High School while simultaneously ensuring our mission of quality Lasallian education continues well into the future. Estate planning provides you with the opportunity to take advantage of numerous tax and financial benefits, discover new avenue for realizing your philanthropic aspirations, and help our school achieve its goals for current and future generations. If you have already included CB in your estate plans, or if you would like more information about the Br. Bertram Society, please contact Steve McLaughlin, Director of Philanthropy, at (916) 733-3643.

For a free estate planning guide and additional resources, visit our website: www.cbhs-sacramentolegacy.org

In Memoriam

Mr. George A. Cunningham ‘40

Mr. Jerome W. Keating ‘41

Lt. Col. Eugene G. Kunz ‘42

Mr. Anthony M. Muljat ‘42

Mr. Spencer J. Wickman ‘42

Mr. Raymond J. Gallagher ‘43

Hon. Lloyd A. Phillips, Jr. ‘43

Mr. Al R. Knezovich ‘44

Mr. James J. Delaney ‘45

Mr. Louis G. Samboceti ‘45

Mr. Arthur J. Wehr, Jr. ‘46

Mr. Howard J. Smith ‘47

Mr. & Mrs. John Urias ‘47

Mr. Anthony C. Boroja ‘48

Mr. John G. Cordero ‘48

Mr. Robert M. Henderson ‘48

Mr. Joseph Paz ‘48

Mr. A. Louis Ramos ‘48

Mr. Bob Slakey, Sr. ‘48

Mr. Robert M. Caetano, USA(Ret.) ‘49

Mr. William B. Craig ‘49

Dr. Patrick E. Melarkey, D.D.S. ‘49

Mr. Kenneth R. Schneringer ‘49

Mr. Robert J. Benton ‘50

Mr. John F. McNamara ‘50

Mr. Robert D. Ryan ‘50

Mr. Robert Salamone ‘50

Mr. Ted M. Derdowski ‘51

Mr. Robert A. Gloyd ‘51

Mr. Michael C. Hanly ‘51

Mr. John P. Kearns ‘51

Mr. Patrick J. McKoy ‘51

Mr. Francis T. McNamara ‘51

Mr. Edwin W. Warmby, Jr. ‘51

Mr. William S. Chambers ‘52

Mr. Dennis J. Dorsey ‘52

Mr. Joseph L. Flores ‘52

Mr. Thomas R. O’Donnell ‘52

Mr. William P. Ross ‘52

Mr. Raymond Tucker ‘52

Mr. William F. Wexted ‘52

Mr. Nicholas Zanze ‘52

Mr. Ernie Giles ‘53

Mr. James C. Henderson ‘53

Mr. Gerald T. Kirrene ‘53

Mr. Hector R. Leslie ‘53

Mr. George E. Bencken ‘54

Mr. David F. Borges ‘54

Mr. Gerald J. Colbert ‘54

Mr. & Mrs. John L. Dahler ‘54

Mr. Bruce M. Douglas, Ph.D. ‘54

Mr. William P. Dwyer ‘54

Mr. Carlo J. Giordano ‘54

Mr. John W. Hall ‘54

Mr. David M. Higgins ‘54

Mr. H. James Lawson ‘54

Mr. Larry A. Lynch ‘54

Mr. James W. McCoy ‘54

Mr. Richard F. Moreno ‘54

Mr. Austin P. Johnson ‘55

Mr. James P. Keating ‘55

Dr. Paul M. Lagomarsino ‘55

Hon. James L. Long ‘55

Mr. Edwin V. Russo ‘55

Mr. Keith Schiele ‘55

Mr. Rene A. Vercruyssen ‘55

Mr. Steve T. Beneto, Jr. ‘56

Mr. Donald H. Dittmer ‘56

Mr. Jacob Peter Eres, Jr. ‘56

Mr. Ralph O. Hanley ‘56

Mr. Dennis J. Kehoe ‘56

Mr. John N. Lane, Sr. ‘56

In Memoriam

Mr. Garrett W. Lemmon ‘56

Mr. Robert R. Schnetz ‘56

Mr. George J. Bradshaw ‘57

Mrs. RoseMarie Carsey ‘57

Mr. Arthur ‘57 & Mrs. Pat ‘57

Chaquica

Mrs. Patricia Chaquica ‘57

Mrs. Marolyn T. Harris ‘57

Mrs. Olivia R. Hernandez ‘57

Mr. Paul M. Kuzmich ‘57

Mr. Robert P. Rakela ‘57

Mr. Philip D. Ames ‘58

Mrs. Joan F. Baumann ‘58

Mr. Ted A. Espinoza ‘58

Miss Rogene Matthews ‘58

Mr. Patrick M. McCormack ‘58

Mr. Salvador R. Tafoya ‘58

Ms. Patricia A. Warren ‘58

Hon. Gerald S. Bakarich ‘59

Mrs. Margaret Byer ‘59

Mr. Richmond L. Johnston, Jr. ‘59

Mrs. Linda K. McAlpine ‘59

Mrs. Karen Norcia ‘59

Mr. Alan R. Schrader ‘59

Mr. Robert J. Separovich ‘59

Mr. Tim F. Borge ‘60

Mr. John F. Johnston ‘60

Mrs. Darlene M. Lee ‘60

Mrs. Irene Lines Turner ‘60

Mr. Timothy Williams ‘60

Mr. Michael Zupan ‘60

Mr. Charles Biffin ‘6

Mrs. Vienna M. Golsong ‘61

Mrs. Barbara J. Hamblen ‘61

Mr. Douglas A. McNew Demetre ‘61

Mr. Daniel J. Norboe ‘61

Ms. Rosemary Rasul ‘61

Mrs. Patricia Terry ‘61

Dr. J. Fred Znider, M.D. ‘61

Mr. David J. Bacher ‘62

Ms. Judy C. Blunk ‘62

Dr. Gio S. Chalmers ‘62

Mr. Richard A. Donaldson ‘62

Mr. David A. Lazzari ‘62

Mr. John B. MacLatchie ‘62

Mr. Thomas Madden ‘62

Mrs. Claudia Nelson ‘62

Mr. Peter J. Sardelich ‘62

Mrs. Martha Sardelich ‘62

Mrs. Judi L. Grace ‘63

Mr. Terence Mulligan ‘63

Mr. David A. Rakela ‘63

Mrs. Mary Thomas ‘63

Mr. Michael L. Carey ‘64

Ms. Frances Krell ‘64

Mr. Louis A. Lopez ‘64

Mr. Timothy E. Masters ‘64

Mr. Frederick W. Nichols ‘64

Mr. Timothy Steiner ‘64

Ms. Renee Toirac ‘64

Mrs. Yvette Tucker ‘64

Mr. Thomas L. Watson ‘64

Mr. Richard J. Gomez, Ph.D. ‘65

Mr. Thomas P. Kenny ‘65

Mr. Daniel E. McKinley ‘65

Mr. Robert D. Soderlund, Jr. ‘65

Mr. Kevin Church ‘66

Mr. Robert J. Korves ‘68

Mr. Randall W. Zanze ‘68

Mr. John P. Meyers ‘69

Mr. Stephen Flannery ‘70

Mr. Robert Vasquez ‘70

Mr. Gregory L. Winter ‘70

Mr. Michael W. Tatro ‘71

Mr. L. Frank Vellutini, Jr. ‘71

Mr. Steven D. Graham ‘72

Dr. Brian J. Mahaney ‘72

Mr. Timothy J. Haley ‘73

Mr. William E. Pierson ‘73

Mr. Mark A. Franzoia ‘74

Mr. Robert A Walker ‘74

Mr. Amos E. Cooke ‘76

Mr. Keith M. Fontes ‘76

Mr. Edward B. Robles, Jr. ‘77

Mr. Steve Bertacchi ‘78

Mr. Steve Renda ‘78

Mr. Michael F. McCarthy ‘80

Mr. Gerald Tafoya-Perry ‘80

Mr. Anthony Bertacchi ‘82

Mr. Jim K. Daly ‘82

Mr. Armando I. Gallegos ‘82

Ms. Wendy Covin ‘83

Ms. Cynthia R. Ditler, RN ‘83

Mr. Vincent B. Hill ‘83

Mr. Steven C. Moore ‘83

Mr. Ruben Ruiz ‘83

Mrs. Marianne Talani-Robles ‘83

Mr. Marc Jasso ‘84

Mr. Michael P. Sanchez ‘84

Mr. Bruce M. Hatch ‘85

Mr. Michael P. Matthews ‘85

Mr. Jeffery C. Albers ‘88

Mr. John C. Ramirez ‘88

Mr. Kenneth B. Parmelee ‘89

Mr. Efren L. Ruiz ‘93

Ms. Karen E. Baker ‘94

Mrs. Nicole D. Silvey ‘94

Mr. Timothy B. Schrader ‘97

Mr. Jason C. Lyle ‘00

Ms. Egan J. Patterson ‘02

Mr. Matthew S. Traverso ‘02

Mr. Tyler Wagner ‘03

Mr. Valentino Rodriguez, Jr. ‘08

Mr. Ben H. Taylor ‘14

Mr. Spencer W. Webb ‘18

On October 4, 2022, Christian Brothers High School lost a true friend. Jerry Kirrene ’53 passed away peacefully at the age of 87. Born to Joe and Florence Kirrene in 1934, Jerry spent most of his life connected in some way to the school. He graduated from CB in 1953, launched a groundbreaking archival project, was the unofficial pesident of the Brotherhood, and he and his wife, Rosemary, were the CB Ambassadors of the Year in 2019. In the past, Jerry credited his father, who joined The La Salle Club as a treasurer in 1945, with inspiring his love for the school. But it’s clear from Jerry’s contributions to CB, that he had a true servant’s heart and a dedication to the mission.

“Christian Brothers High School is forever grateful for Jerry and the Kirrene family,” says CB President Crystal LeRoy. “Their dedication to CB is inspiring. Through the years, they have been incredibly generous in sharing their time, talent and treasure in support of our mission. We humbly thank them for all they have done for our school.”

Jerry married the love of his life, Rosemary Reynolds, in 1957. The couple had 5 children together, and after spending time in the Bay Area, they returned to Sacramento in 1964 to settle down. The Christian Brothers legacy continued with two of their sons, Kenny ’78 and David ’81, and grandchildren, Kaalen ’13, Mary ’14, Jarett ’15, Remington ’17, Kamryn’18, and Keaton ’19. Their son-inlaw, Chuck Zannetti, even taught at CB for many years.

In 2009, Jerry launched what would become another legacy at Christian Brothers. He assembled a history committee comprised of former students, teachers, coaches, and parents to begin a comprehensive effort to organize and document the school’s achievements and the contributions made by CB graduates. Today, this online archive, www.cbarchives.com, contains thousands of reference items — a digital time capsule of CB shared history.

In an interview with Jerry for the 2020 Spring edition of Connection magazine, Jerry said, “I want younger students to know they are a part of this incredible legacy. I want the

REMEMBERING

Jerry Kirrene ‘53 A True Friend to CB

students to know they are really important to us. Helping them understand that is really important to me.”

That important work continues to this day. Keith Cherry ’82 has taken up Jerry’s mission, serving as Archivist for Christian Brothers. Located in Bertram Hall, the Kirrene Family Archive, is a treasure trove of CB history.

“Jerry was an amazing force of good cheer and goodwill for CB, a pillar of our school,” says Cherry ‘82. “Given his appreciation for our school’s history, I’m in awe of the gift he has left us, an archive and website documenting 3,300+ mementos (and counting) of our history from 1876 through today...and going forward. Thanks to Jerry and to those who heeded his call to contribute items of interest (and to his wife, Rosemary for her tireless efforts to organize it), we can all honor Jerry every time we visit www.cbarchives.org for trips down CB’s memory lane. And with the aid of anyone in the community who has something of historical value to add to the CB archives for our enjoyment, I’m honored to help Jerry continue his labor of love for Christian Brothers.”

“Every time I walk by the Kirrene Family Archive room or see a historic display around campus, I am reminded of Jerry, his family, and the immense love they shared for Christian Brothers,” says Dr. LeRoy. “Their contributions are immeasurable, and they hold a special place in our hearts.”

WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

Please contact Joy Prevost, database manager, if you know addresses or phone numbers for any of the listed individuals. Joy can be reached at (916) 733-3633 or jprevost@cbhs-sacramento.org.

Thomas Burke ‘53

Charles Mitchell ‘53

Robert O’Donnell ‘53

Damon Vicars ‘53

Melva Asher ‘58

Theresa Barnes ‘58

Ronald Becker ‘58

Priscilla Botelho ‘58

Michael Bradshaw ‘58

Eva Brown ‘58

Mary Cecchettini ‘58

Paul Chappa ‘58

Barbara Clark ‘58

Connie Coughran ‘58

Mark Dahms ‘58

Stanley Deldotto ‘58

Gary Dunkel ‘58

Francis Fisher ‘58

Marcie Ford ‘58

Mary Galten ‘58

Erlinda Gazeta ‘58

Kathy Geiger ‘58

John Grant ‘58

Ronald Gross ‘58

Toni Gross ‘58

Fernando Horvilleur ‘58

Suzann Ingram ‘58

Joan Jackson Roensch ‘58

Francelia Lacey ‘58

Trish Lovato Werner ‘58

Tom Lucas ‘58

Lucio Martinez ‘58

Ronald McCrary ‘58

Harry Mercado ‘58

Marlene Miller ‘58

Bertie Miskel ‘58

Mary Nieto ‘58

Harold Orselli ‘58

Theresa Persic ‘58

Linda Reed ‘58

Kay Robinson ‘58

Gary Roland ‘58

Marie Roussell ‘58

Michael Ryason ‘58

Anthony Skarbic ‘58

Ann Smith ‘58

Judy Smith ‘58

William Steele ‘58

Timothy Sullivan ‘58

Lauretta Taft ‘58

Kathleen Thompson ‘58

Lorenza Turrubiate ‘58

John Wilhite ‘58

Georgann Wilmot ‘58

Sandra Wright ‘58

Jerome Zentner ‘58

Faina Abaya ‘61

Mary Lynn Anderson ‘61

Howard Bachman ‘61

Alberta Bachman ‘61

Judy Baird ‘61

Alumni News & Notes

Chris Malenab ’98 coached the California Storm to a Women’s Professional Soccer National Championship in July of 2022.

Happy second retirement to Rich Raimondi ’70! After serving as president of Bishop Kelly High School, Idaho’s largest Catholic high school, for 12 years, Raimondi retired in July 2022. Raimondi’s first etirement was in 2008 after spending a successful 30 years working for Hewlett-Packard, the final 16 years as vice president and later senior vice president of several businesses inside HP. He could have kicked back and relaxed, but he instead chose to go into education as a way to give back. Way to Leave to Serve!

Derek Helwig ’00 continues making great TV! He recently produced an HGTV and Discovery + show, “Table Wars”.

Ready for retirement, Sam Kanelos ’72 sold Sacramento’s first post-prohibition ba, the Old Ironsides, in 2022. We look forward to seeing a lot more of Sam in the years to come.

Shandyn Foster ’00 was named Capital Athletic League Coach of the Year in February 2023. As the women’s basketball head coach, she led her 2022-2023 team to a C.A.L. League Title win. They ended the season 30-4—the best record for women’s basketball in school history. Foster’s impressive coaching career includes four section title appearances and two wins, three league titles, and 100 wins in just under five years. Slam dunk, coach!

Maritza Davis ’02 Honored in Sac Business Journal’s 40 under 40 in 2021. Davis is the Vice President of Experiences and Social Responsibility for the Sacramento Kings.

Kevin Crawford ‘09 and wife

Samantha Mandell welcomed future Falcon, Arthur, on June 9, 2022.

Alexandra

Goldthwaite ’03 was Honored in Sac Business Journal’s 40 under 40 in 2021. Goldthwaite is the Regional Vice President of the HomeRiver Group.

Laine Himmelmann ’06 continues making a positive impact on the community and embodies Christian Brothers’ motto of Leave to Serve. During her time at Habitat for Humanity, Laine helped improve Oak Park with a Rock the Block event in 2022. They invested $500,000 worth of home and project improvements — all done in 36 hours!

Ryan Lutz ’09 and wife, Hannah Harper, tied the knot on September 10, 2022. The best man was his brother, Cory Lutz ’13. The couple resides in Bristol, United Kingdom. Congratulations!

Alumni in photo:

Amanda McAllister-Wallner ‘06 - Nolan’s sister and offician

Devin Wallner ‘11 - Nolan’s brother

Quincey Gutman ‘09 - bridesmaid

Peter Iliff ‘09 - groomsman

Derrick Wood ‘09 - groomsman

Annie Pratt ‘10 takes Atlis Motor Vehicles public in September 2022! Annie Pratt, President of Atlis Motor Vehicles, a vertically integrated Electric Vehicle company that plans on developing products to accommodate the larger ecosystem where EV’s operate. To mark the occasion, Annie rang the bell on Wall Street.

Stephen Bateman ‘61

Joseph Bell ‘61

David Brown ‘61

Thomas Bucher ‘61

John Burns ‘61

Juanita Bustamante ‘61

Rolla Callaghan ‘61

Anna Campos ‘61

Betty Jo Carter ‘61

David Cliffard ‘61

James Coalwell ‘61

Alice Dill ‘61

Janet Doering ‘61

Wendy Douglas ‘61

Michael Drinkwater ‘61

Jim Dubey ‘61

John Dudek ‘61

Muriel Elliott ‘61

John Enzler ‘61

Kathleen Fairley ‘61

Pat Foster ‘61

Gary Frates ‘61

Deanna Rose Gesdahl ‘61

Richard Gregory ‘61

David Hall ‘61

Nancy Halverstaat ‘61

Cliff Harder ‘61

Linda Heaton ‘61

Leslie Johnson ‘61

Lance Jordan ‘61

Michael Kross ‘61

Mary Lasken ‘61

Stephen Lawrence ‘61

Janis Ligouri ‘61

Patrick Locke ‘61

Stella Maynard ‘61

Roberto Morfin Goostiza ‘61

Mardi Newberry ‘61

Jerry Parlante ‘61

Mary Rego ‘61

Henry Reynolds ‘61

Douglas Richmond ‘61

Myrtle Roose ‘61

Martha Rosales ‘61

Mary Ross ‘61

Robert Schmidl ‘61

Marianne Schuster ‘61

David Sidhu ‘61

Malcolm Smallwood ‘61

Marilyn Speegle ‘61

Roy Steele ‘61

Marilyn Svilich ‘61

Ronald Tavera ‘61

Dennis Taverna ‘61

Frank Teuschler ‘61

Joseph Thomas ‘61

Sharon Upjohn ‘61

Marilee Van Pelt ‘61

George Van Vranken ‘61

Victor Vesci ‘61

Betty Wilson ‘61

Constance Wyckoff ‘61

Edwin Armitage ‘66

Yvonne Aurich ‘66

Steve Barth ‘66

Gilbert Basurto ‘66

Ronald Bertsch ‘66

Kurtley Bleuel ‘66

Thomas Bonner ‘66

Mark Brown ‘66

Nolan Wallner ‘09 married Carly (Haw) Wallner ‘09 on April 15, 2022.

Bob Carroll ‘66

John Colip ‘66

Tom Collins ‘66

Frank Davila ‘66

William Duffy ‘66

Mike Dunn ‘66

John Farnsworth ‘66

Henry Fraczek ‘66

Hayes Gable ‘66

Jack Giere ‘66

Brent Harrington ‘66

Rosalind Heck ‘66

Stephen Jackson ‘66

Robert Jett ‘66

William Keely ‘66

Richard Kiene ‘66

Michael Kleinfall ‘66

John Koch ‘66

Paul Labrode ‘66

Jack Licursi ‘66

Patrick Looram ‘66

Ivan Lowney ‘66

Jim Luttrell ‘66

Daniel Lynch ‘66

Michael Magaletti ‘66

Raymond Malerbi ‘66

Robert Mathe ‘66

Jerry McFadden ‘66

Ted McKnight ‘66

James Mello ‘66

Christopher Moore ‘66

Jim Murphy ‘66

Cedric Price ‘66

Michael Quinn ‘66

Ron Raddigan ‘66

Henry Romo ‘66

Gabriel Salazar ‘66

Ernie Santiago ‘66

Henrietta Santos-Coy

Dennis Schrader ‘66

Nick Slingerlund ‘66

Gary Smith ‘66

Jose Solorio ‘66

Joseph Strahl ‘66

Glenn Strawn ‘66

John Ternus ‘66

Patricia Thielen ‘66

John Wacker ‘66

Victor Whitter ‘66

George Woolsey ‘66

Paul Woycheshin ‘66

Mike Adams ‘73

Scott Baker ‘73

Terrence Balanesi ‘73

Yasamasa Bray ‘73

Robert Brown ‘73

Richard Chapman ‘73

Dan Clemons ‘73

Carson Duper ‘73

Michael Gutierrez ‘73

Michael Hamburg ‘73

Sylvia Hernandez ‘73

Robert Horgan ‘73

David Johnson ‘73

Debra Jones ‘73

George Marshall ‘73

Chris Mercer ‘73

Maria Montoya ‘73

Olga Moreno ‘73

Kelly O’Neil ‘73

High school sweethearts Britney Belme ’11 and Alex Contreras ’11 are engaged. Belme is currently attending medical school in Kansas City, Missouri, while Contreras works as a Security Risk Manager at Credit Karma.

No fools here! Luke Harris ‘16 and Anna Sorensen ‘16 got engaged on April 1, 2023. The couple, who work as educators, definitely left to serve. Luke teaches middle school social studies and Anna teaches kindergarten. These high school sweethearts have been dating since their senior year at CB!

Mallory Velte ’13 will battle for the 65 kg spot on the 2023 U.S. World Team in women’s freestyle wrestling in Final X on June 10, 2023, in New Jersey. During her time at CB, Velte won two California state titles in wrestling. Since graduation, she’s has won Senior World bronze medals at the 2018 World Championships in Hungary and the 2022 World Championships in Serbia.

Kayla Thompson ’14 helped found Family Promise of San Joaquin County. Family Promise helps families experiencing homelessness achieve sustainable independence through communitybased response. Kayla works as a case manager.

After spending two years teaching history and working as a Lasallian Volunteer at the San Miguel School in Chicago, IL, Daniel McCarthy ’16 returned to St. Mary’s College of California where he is earning a master’s degree in leadership as part of the Lasallian Educator Fellowship Program.

This was a week the O’Hearn family will never forget. Congratulations to Jack O’Hearn ’18 on his graduation and commissioning from the United States Naval Academy into the Marine Corps in 2022. His family says CB played a huge role in Jack’s success.

Who’s ready to rock?! Catch Dean “Dino” McCord ’20 and Red Voodoo on July 14 at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe as they open for Sammy Hagar and The Circle. McCord is the lead singer of Red Voodoo. The band has been rocking venues around Sacramento since McCord was a student at CB. Lately, they’ve performed at Sammy Hagar’s Cabo Birthday Bash, with rock legends Y & T, and even on the Monsters of Rock Cruise.

Robert Palmer ‘73

Tim Paulo ‘73

Bernard Poon ‘73

John Raptis ‘73

Rodella Renteria ‘73

Marco Reyna ‘73

Olga Rodriguez ‘73

Brian Toyama ‘73

Allen Wilson ‘73

Emmitt Wilson ‘73

Terry Wilson ‘73

Mark Woycheshin ‘73

Francisco Aguirre ‘78

David Allen ‘78

Joseph Alves ‘78

Timothy Ayres ‘78

Robert Boys ‘78

David Cardoza ‘78

Mark Caruso ‘78

Mark Cleary ‘78

Michael Crimmins ‘78

Charles Doval ‘78

David Fisher ‘78

Marcel Fortier ‘78

Jim Fournier ‘78

Greg Garcia ‘78

Blake Gergen ‘78

Mike Giordano ‘78

David Golden ‘78

Marco Gonzalez ‘78

Lavella Gooden ‘78

Jacob Cherry ’18 made his professional theater debut in January 2023. Freshly graduated from UCLA, Cherry played a prominent and challenging role in Samuel D. Hunter’s “A Bright New Boise”. The play was staged by the DezArt theatre company which operates out of Palm Springs, CA. Heather Christianson ’01, technical director for the George Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center and Cherry’s former teacher, was fortunate enough to be able to attend the performance. She says it was a joy to see Cherry holding his own with seasoned professional actors in a well-produced show. Congratulations!

Caty Cordano ’19 set a school volleyball record at Sacramento State. In September 2022, Cordano made 43 digs during a five set win over Northern Arizona. Cordano’s record surpasses the previous Sac State record of 42 digs set in 1995. Stingers Up!

Anthony Richardson ’20 helped St. Mary’s College punch its ticket to the Collegiate Rugby National Championship in April 2022.

Alfred Gutierrez ‘78

Terry Hanagan ‘78

Dennis Holland ‘78

Steve Ignoffo ‘78

Mike Iliff ‘78

Ruben Jimenez ‘78

Bret Jones ‘78

Randy Katen ‘78

Nia Kokayi ‘78

Rosie Kolberg ‘78

Larry Loftis ‘78

David Loyola ‘78

James Martin ‘78

Noel Mateo ‘78

Marc McMahan ‘78

Joe Mellmer ‘78

Marianne Mendez Rivas ‘78

Martin Meyer ‘78

Robert Novelli ‘78

Christopher Panos ‘78

Craig Porter ‘78

Ricardo Ramos ‘78

Barry Rasmussen ‘78

Emily Rodriguez ‘78

Daniel Rowden ‘78

Robert Ruble ‘78

Roger Smith ‘78

Greg Smith ‘78

Bev Smolich ‘78

Theodore Duong ’21 composed “A Repurposed Turmoil” at the Boston Conservatory at Berkelee. The piece was his first written for violin and was performed in November 2021. We look forward to a lot of beautiful music in the future as Theodore continues his studies and beyond!

Timothy Staab ‘78

Boyd Staley ‘78

Philip Stein ‘78

Brian Tippett ‘78

David Tobia ‘78

Harold Vandeloo ‘78

Jeff Venegas ‘78

Steve Wetklow ‘78

Pearl Adams ‘83

Chris Ausdenmoore ‘83

Regina Chapuis ’18 lead her Cal Poly SLO float team to the tournament of Roses Parade on New Year’s Day in 2022 and they finished in 1st place.

Mark Your Calendars!

Founder’s Day of Giving

Friday, May 19, 2023

On Founder’s Day we celebrate our Lasallian community. In the spirit of the teachings of St. John Baptist de La Salle, Founder’s Day of Giving invites all CB community members to come together to support and raise funds for CB’s tuition assistance program. One day. Any amount.

Class of 2023 Graduation Events

Friday, May 26, 2023

Celebrate our graduating seniors with Baccalaureate Mass at 9 a.m. and a Graduation Ceremony at 7 p.m. These are ticket only events.

The La Salle Club’s 7th Annual Friends & Family Golf Tournament

Friday, July 28, 2023

Have some fun in the sun while supporting CB’s athletic program and student-athletes at The La Salle Club’s 7th Annual Friends & Family Golf Tournament at the Turkey Creek Golf Club. Visit www.cbhs-sacramento.org for tickets and details.

First Day of School

Wednesday, August 16, 2023

34th Annual CB Extravaganza

Friday, September 8, 2023

A favorite CB tradition, the CB Extravaganza brings our region’s finest foods, libations, and entertainment to campus in support of CB tuition assistance. With over 80 restaurants, wineries, and breweries, three live bands, an exclusive VIP experience, and a cigar and whiskey lounge, this event simply cannot be missed. Visit www.cbextravaganza.com for more information.

Holy Bowl

Saturday, September 9, 2023

Wear your CB blue and come cheer on the Falcons at Sacramento City College’s Hughes Stadium as they take on the Jesuit Marauders in the annual Holy Bowl.

CB Summer Camps & Courses

June 20 to July 29, 2023

Christian Brothers High School is back this summer with enriching activities for students entering grades 2-12. Sign your students up for high school courses, middle school advantage, and camps for athletics, science, the arts, and more at www.cbhs-sacramento.org

STAY CONNECTED

We often hear from our alumni that their favorite part of Connection magazine is the Alumni News & Notes section. Email your update and current contact information to Luca Cerati, director of alumni engagement, at lcerati@cbhs-sacramento.org or call (916) 733-3608.

REUNIONS

If your class year ends in a 3, you are due to have a reunion in 2023. Also, if you missed your reunion because of the pandemic, and are interested in making it up, please let us know! Contact Luca Cerati, director of alumni engagement, at lcerati@cbhs-sacramento.org or (916) 733-3608.

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SAVE THE DATE

34th Annual CB Extravaganza September 8, 2023

A favorite CB tradition, the CB Extravaganza brings our region’s finest foods, libations, and entertainment to campus in support of CB tuition assistance. With over 80 restaurants, wineries, and breweries, three live bands, an exclusive VIP experience, and a cigar and whiskey lounge, this event simply cannot be missed. Visit cbextravaganza.com for more information.