College of Mount Saint Vincent Annual Report 2014 by University of Mount Saint Vincent

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2013-2014 Stefano Acunto CINN Group, Inc. Rosemary T. Berkery ’75 UBS Wealth Management Americas, UBS Bank USA Paula Marie Buley, IHM Rivier College Vita A. Cassese ’70 Gail Vance Civille ’65 Sensory Spectrum, Inc. Cristóbal Conde Noreen M. Culhane ’72 Retired, EVP NYSE Euronext Margaret Dennehy ’66, S.C. St. Aloysius School Edmund C. Duffy Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meager & Flom LLP & Affiliates Maria L. Ellis Rutenberg Realty, The Smart Brokers William J. Fishlinger The Wright Insurance Group

Charles L. Flynn, Jr. College of Mount Saint Vincent Rose Frederick ’57, S.C. Steven Hayes Hanly, Conroy, Bierstein, Sheridan Fisher & Hayes LLP Maureen A. Henegan ’78 Henegan Construction Company, Inc. Jane Iannucelli ’65, S.C. Sisters of Charity of New York Mary Beth Malone ’75 JP Morgan Chase Bank Stephen A. Manzi The Metropolitan Museum of Art Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki ’80 AT&T Paul W. Mourning Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP John W. Neary Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Deryck A. Palmer Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Raul Rivera National Benefit Life Insurance Co. Dominica Rocchio, S.C. Sisters of Charity of New York Joan M. Squires ’73 Mutual of America Elizabeth Vermaelen, S.C. St. Patrick’s Villa David J. Walsh Amalgamated Life Insurance Company Joan D. Walsh ’81 Kashbox Coaching Susan Leonard Whitney ’72 Vaughn C. Williams Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meager & Flom LLP & Affiliates Kristin Trahan Winford Mesirow Financial Consulting

Patrick Grace MLP Capital, Inc. Rev. Msgr. Thomas P. Leonard Holy Trinity Church

Valerie E. Mastronardi ‘61 Howard G. Seitz Satterlee Stephens Burke & Burke

TRUSTEES EMERITI James J. Campbell Leake & Watts Services, Inc. Jean A. DeNunzio ’55

ALUMNAE/ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD 2013-2014 OFFICERS Heather Gostomski ’09 President Rose Kelly McTague ’68 President Emerita Suzanne Formont Shareef ’87 1st Vice President

Georgina (Gina) Segaric ’04 2nd Vice President Mary Gregory ’87 3rd Vice President Priscilla Mullins McNamara ’60 Secretary

DIRECTORS Mary Jane Rearick Cappell ’68 Jeannine Mally Glazewski ’72 Donna Hickey Graves ’99 Kathleen Doyle Hunt ’74 Akim Jones ’00 Michael Quinn ’11 Eileen Spear ’90 Helen Synan Walsh ’78

OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT Madeleine Melkonian Senior Vice President, Institutional Advancement and College Relations Colette Atkins Vice President for Institutional Advancement Kathleen Tracey ’48, S.C. Associate Vice President for Institutional Advancement

Terry Montemayor Executive Assistant, Institutional Advancement and College Relations Ana Barbu Director for Web Communications Madeline McGuinness Director for Development Systems Donna Moriarty Director for College Relations

Leah Munch Associate Director for College Relations Daniel Regan Director for Corporate, Foundation, and Government Relations Michael Sin Associate Director for Annual Giving Christina Wesolek Director for Alumnae/i Relations

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CONTENTS

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Letter from the President

Feature Stories

Major Gifts

Te Laudamus

Scholarship Tribute Dinner

Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Associates

Alumnae/Alumni Contributors

G.O.L.D. Alumnae/Alumni Contributors

Centennial Society

Centennial Society Spotlight

Corporations and Foundations

Matching Gifts

Sisters of Charity

Friends

Trustees, Faculty, Administrators, and Staff

Fundraising Volunteers

Gifts in Honor

Memorial Gifts

Final & Lasting Appreciation

Government Grants and Contracts

Opportunities for Giving

Class Notes

In Memoriam

Photography by William Taufic, Ben Asen Photography, and Kathryn Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Loughlin

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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Alumnae/i and Friends, At the Mount, we know the true worth of a liberal arts education. We recognize exceptional quality. We understand authentic value. We know that a life of accomplishment is built on the ability to unpack and map complexity, think creatively, discern the values that are at stake in our actions, and accept responsibility for what we do. We share the attraction to excellence and aversion to mediocrity that help the soul to sing.

Charles L. Flynn, Jr.

President College of Mount Saint Vincent

Top Ten Best Colleges ranks the Mount among the top 10 Catholic colleges and universities in the U.S. and 13th most diverse among colleges and universities nationwide. 2

The ingredients of an excellent liberal arts education are not complicated: high quality programs; superb, committed, engaging faculty members; and talented, ambitious, hardworking students. The Mount has these in abundance, so how do we answer those increasingly numerous public officials and policy wonks who claim that education can be excellent if built upon on simplistic scores and surveys devised by well-meaning political committees? One Department of Education official said that we shouldn’t have a hard time getting our heads around such a rating system. It’s familiar. We do it for blenders. Last year the College devised a response that can serve as a model for the nation. We set about to summarize true measures of this institution’s quality. We sought to convey what makes the College exceptional, and to challenge other institutions to develop a similar summary. The result: a collectively curated constellation of measures that matter—benchmarked results and examples of impressive student achievement. We call our summary National Measures of Quality. At the same time, we announced a Tuition Reset, effective in August, 2015, whereby the College will reduce its tuition, room and board, and fees while simultaneously reducing financial aid packages. These two initiatives plainly show that the value of a superb education, coupled with a price that brings it within reach of more families who earnestly desire and deserve it, is one more authentic measure of value.

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In the pages that follow, you will meet a sampling of individuals whose stories illuminate the achievements, excellence, commitment, and brilliance of the community known as the College of Mount Saint Vincent. By focusing on their stories, revealing their human qualities as well as their achievements, we offer our case and show that the Mount does not need a rating system devised by the federal government and does not need to make national headlines to prove that its quality is exceptional and its value is authentic.

The Mount holds students to high expectations, but it isn’t “do or die.” Mount Pathway programs assist in the transition to College, provide counsel and assistance to students who hit bumps along the way, and through the Oxley Career Education Program, engage students from the moment they enter college with the identification of and preparation for their careers after graduation. On page 8 you will read about one deserving student who has thrived as a beneficiary of this support and is giving back in many ways.

Exceptional. At last spring’s Student Research and Service Symposium, more than 80 students presented an astonishing array of their discoveries on topics in the sciences, humanities, and social sciences. These original research and service projects, conducted entirely by the students and guided by our dedicated faculty, demonstrate extraordinary academic excellence and commitment to service. I invite you to read about two of these exceptional student presenters, beginning on page 4.

Value. Last year our “Outside the Classroom” initiative made an excellent beginning. Students dazzled us with their performances in the Model UN, The Underground international literary magazine, the Media Club, and our theater and dance groups. Athletics, too, is enjoying an extraordinary surge in quality and performance. Coaches are deeply committed to student success and retention as well as their athletes’ peak performance on field and court. The newly completed Fitness Center in the Peter Jay Sharp Athletic Center has been humming with activity, and the beautifully-appointed Athletic Field, which opened at the start of the academic year, has inspired players and student “fans” alike. On page 9 you’ll find stories of two students who exemplify the “complete package,” excelling academically while participating in athletics, and still finding time to contribute their share of volunteer service.

Quality. A Mount Saint Vincent education is made possible through the generosity of alumnae/i and friends. This report includes some especially impressive examples of generosity. With a collective gift of $85,987, two-dozen members of the Class of 1948 garnered distinction for the most given by any class to last year’s Annual Fund. Their pride and spirit are inspiring. Just as stirring was the largest donation from an individual—a very generous $1 million gift from William and Joan Fishlinger. Their largesse has provided the startup funding for the Fishlinger Center for Public Opinion Research and opens up the possibility of creating new majors in both public policy and market analysis. I will report more on these initiatives as they are developed and rolled out. Our feature story is about one benefactor who also stands out. A Centennial Society member, he has elected to remember the College in his will. Although neither an alumnus nor parent of a student, he has been inspired by the quality of a Mount education and the opportunities it affords. His commitment is to the American Dream and thus to high quality, life-transforming education. We just had to tell his story. You’ll find it on page 6. Authentic. In late summer, the College was awarded a prestigious, highly competitive Title V grant from the U.S. Department of Education. Totaling $2.3 million over five years, the grant will help the College to integrate and expand its advising and career education programs. The new Mount Access Program (MAP) joins our existing HEOP (Higher Education Opportunity Program), which supports commuter students, and TRIO, a federally-funded student support services program, in a branded group known as the Mount Pathways. annual report 2013-2014

Each of the features in this report is ultimately about a beautiful soul. Maybe that is an occasion for us all to reflect once more on Matthew 6:21: “For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.” Of course, our greatest treasure is found in ourselves and in each other. Our treasure is our involvement, our commitment, our hard work, and our best thinking. Without all of us placing our treasure where our hearts are, we may find that our progress is not as swift or sure. Our goals may exceed our grasp. But by engaging our best selves with generosity and good will, all things are possible. Many thanks to everyone celebrated here.

With deep gratitude,

A 2013 study from the Higher Education Research Institute at UCLA demonstrated that, among many other qualities, Mount students display a driving curiosity, are willing to research the answers to satisfy that curiosity, and are likely to collaborate on group projects and make class presentations. These facts are borne out in the experiences of two Mount students who are venturing into the worlds of scientific research and social activism. Katiuska Hernandez ’15 is bent on a life as a bench researcher. Gabrielle Loccisano ’16 is passionate about making a more just world. Each has made the most of the Mount’s opportunities for students who enjoy exceeding expectations.

Katiuska Hernandez The Student Scientist Katiuska Hernandez ’15, a biology major, was captivated by science at an early age because it “explains why we are the way we are.” During her sophomore year, she became fascinated with the idea of doing scientific research on fruit flies, which she studied in genetics class. At the start of her junior year, she began working in the laboratory of Janet Rollins, PhD, Associate Professor of Chemistry. “We learned basic research and lab techniques, and we also learned how to work with the flies—dissecting them, dosing them, caring for them. It’s very intricate work and takes a lot of practice to master.” With Dr. Rollins acting as principal investigator 4

EXCEPTIONAL and guide, Katiuska and five other students collaborated on a major research project, conducting laboratory procedures and tests, writing up their findings, and presenting a poster at last year’s Student Research and Service Symposium. The study, Using Drosophila Melanogaster as a Model Organism to Study Reproductive Toxicants, was the result of a joint research grant with Brown University, where Dr. Rollins has an adjunct faculty appointment and where Katiuska completed an internship this past summer. It was there that her next career move became firmly cemented. “I want to go to graduate school,” she says confidently. “I’d like to do research on the link

between environmental pollutants and cancer. We hardly ever stop to think how things in our environment may be affecting our lives, and that’s what I want to study.” Katiuska credits the personal attention she gets in the Mount’s small classes with helping her find and take advantage of the Mount’s exceptional opportunities. “My professors know me, what I’m working toward, and what would most benefit me,” such as the internship at Brown and another at Kent State University following her sophomore year. The latter resulted in her work appearing as part of a published research paper. She feels her experiences at the Mount have made her “more independent, and a critical college of mount saint vincent

something the U.N. and others like Gabrielle fervently wish to see happen. Whatever you call this $32 billion industry that touches so many aspects of daily life, most Americans are only marginally aware of the problem. “Not many people know what human trafficking is, but as soon as you explain it to them, they are in shock that it exists today, that it is so pervasive, and that not enough is being done about it,” she says. Gabrielle first learned of the crisis through her honors curriculum. Encouraged by advisors, she began visiting high schools to help students recognize that what they post on their Facebook page can make them vulnerable to predators who deal in human trafficking.

thinker. I’m always asking myself questions, the way I have been challenged to think in my classes.” She also feels her time in the laboratory holds the key to her future. “It really sets me apart from other undergraduates hoping to go into the sciences. It’s extremely beneficial.”

“As soon as you explain [human trafficking to people], they are in shock ... that it is so pervasive, and that not enough is being done about it.” annual report 2013-2014

Gabrielle Loccisano The Student Activist Gabrielle Loccisano ’16, an English major in the Honors Program, is a complex and thoughtful young woman who readily admits that her small world has opened up significantly since she started as a freshman. Gabrielle’s signature topic of interest is human trafficking—which, she informs us, is now called by a new name, thanks to a United Nations decree: modern-day slavery, a startling rubric that strikes a chord and communicates more effectively—

Working with members of the Women’s Studies Club, she took on additional service projects. Last year, based on data showing that sex trafficking in cities hosting a Super Bowl can double or triple during game week, Gabrielle and her fellow volunteers began calling hotels in advance of the Super Bowl. They did their best to explain the problem, inviting hotel owners to send managers for free awareness training. “There are small things hotel managers can do, even if they are not ready to bring in the police,” Gabrielle explains. “They can inscribe a hotline number on the free soaps that are distributed in every room. It may be a small gesture, but for someone who was brought into a hotel against their will, knowing where they can get help could make a huge difference.” Gabrielle says her advisors—Mary Katherine Hamm, S.C., who was the LifeWay Network Coordinator of Education when she worked with Gabby and other Mount students, and Matthew Shields, Director of Campus Ministry—have been a tremendous support. “They educate you about a problem and then let you decide what next steps you are ready to take.” The problem of human trafficking is allencompassing, she points out: it brings in issues continued on page 45

Cristóbal (Cris) Conde Cristóbal “Cris” Conde is an investor in start-up companies and a partner in a business incubator, a business support network that facilitates the growth of promising startups. Until 2011 Cris was president and CEO of SunGard, a software firm that he grew into a $5.6 billion Fortune 500 company, the largest privately-held business software and IT services company in the world. Born in Santiago, Chile, Mr. Conde is a U.S. citizen and has a B.Sc. in astronomy and physics from Yale University. He serves on the boards of several for-profit and nonprofit organizations, including the College of Mount Saint Vincent. We sat down to talk with Cris about his decision to remember the Mount in his will, a gesture that, although not uncommon, tends to set a person apart by demonstrating a deep commitment to an institution.

CMSV: WHAT PROMPTED YOUR DECISION TO MAKE A SIGNIFICANT GIFT TO THE MOUNT IN YOUR WILL? CC: I think a better question to ask me would be, “Cris, you did not attend this college, and you are not the parent of a student here. Why have you decided to become a major supporter of the Mount?”

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The answer is that I believe deeply in the mission to make a liberal arts education accessible to students who have to surmount great obstacles to attend a first-rate college. I also believe deeply in that student—one of the first generation in their families to attend college. With a first-rate college education, I believe you can actually change society.

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CMSV: CAN YOU TALK ABOUT THE MOUNT’S LONG HISTORY OF SERVING FIRSTGENERATION STUDENTS? CC: When I look at this institution’s track record for educating students who have the fewest advantages and the most to gain, I know that the Mount’s legacy of serving this type of student goes back decades. There was a time when “firstgeneration student” meant students who came from mostly Italian families. At another time it was mostly Irish families. Today the face of the firstgeneration student has changed, but the Mount’s commitment remains the same—to serve these young people and their families who are striving to better their lives and society. CMSV: TO WHOM DO YOU GIVE CREDIT FOR THE SUCCESS OF THIS COMMITMENT? CC: I have faith in the very credible, excellent team that is leading this institution. The faculty, the leadership, the administration—this is a committed team of people who mean what they say. I look for three things before I invest in a company: one, they must have a great product. Two, they need a plan for getting it to the people who need it. And three, there must be a strong need for it. That’s the kind of company I invest in. And it’s also why I want to support the Mount—it’s a different kind of investment, but the criteria are similar. It has a great product—a first-rate liberal arts curriculum with individualized attention to each student; its mission is to offer access to students with the greatest need and ability; and the world is hungry for this kind of well-rounded, well-educated individual who is learning to succeed in a highly diverse society. CMSV: YOU HAVE SAID THAT YOU BELIEVE THAT A MOUNT EDUCATION CAN “MOVE THE

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NEEDLE.” CAN YOU EXPLAIN? CC: I think your real question is, can Mount students change society? Yes, I believe they can. I went to Yale, where I earned a degree in astrophysics. Yale is a fine school and I am grateful for the education I received there. I could give money to Yale. But would it change society? I don’t think so. On the other hand, by being exposed to the rigorous standards and enriched environment at this college, the students here are being molded into exceptional individuals. As graduates, their potential to contribute to society and to their own families is limitless. So when you look at it that way, the Mount can actually move the needle. CMSV: SAY SOMETHING ABOUT THE THINKING THAT WENT INTO YOUR DECISION TO LEAVE A GIFT TO THE MOUNT AFTER YOU ARE GONE. WHAT INSPIRED YOU TO MAKE SUCH A GENEROUS GESTURE? CC: I started my first company with two friends, a credit card and about $6,000 in savings. That’s because I believed there were no limits on what I could achieve with hard work. Eventually it became one of the largest tech companies in the world with 26,000 employees. I’m an example of what a person can do, given the right education and a belief in one’s own potential. And I don’t think I’m done yet! That’s what I see all around me here—in the students, the leadership, and faculty: limitless potential. So yes, I have named the College of Mount Saint Vincent in my will. But I’ve gone one step further. I feel so strongly about ensuring that the College receives the full amount I feel it deserves, I’ve included a clause that states if I were to die young, the Mount will get the full amount they would receive had I lived to a much greater age.

CMSV: AS A TRUSTEE, YOU ARE OFTEN WORKING BEHIND THE SCENES TO ENSURE THE INSTITUTION’S HEALTH AND MISSION. HOW OFTEN DO YOU INTERACT WITH STUDENTS? CC: Students are often invited to College events that I attend, and I go to some of their events as well. I find them very personable, very poised, with great stories to tell. They have a certain special quality—they do well in spite of the hardships they may have suffered and the sacrifices their families have had to make. At the Mount, they are encouraged and guided as they surmount obstacles, and they are succeeding in spite of those obstacles. It’s inspiring and rewarding to know I am giving something of myself to continue this wonderful legacy. CMSV: DO YOU HAVE ANY PARTING THOUGHTS? CC: Everywhere you go on this campus, you can feel a powerful, positive energy. Every time you hear the president speak, every time one class graduates and another class comes in to take their place, you know this is a place that values rigor, encourages dreams, and demonstrates to its students that anything is possible.

Excellence Distinctions that matter: The Mount was named a 2014-2015 College of Distinction— ranked as one of the nation’s best places to learn, grow, and succeed. 7

The Class President Ciara Rosa ’15, a communication major, is a busy, high-achieving student in the College’s Honors Program. In addition to regularly making the Dean’s List, she has been active in student government since her sophomore year, and now serves as class president. As a Seton Service and Leadership Scholar, she has led outreach efforts to help the homeless in Manhattan and participated in countless service projects. And if all that doesn’t keep her busy enough, Ciara is secretary and co-vocal director of the WORDS Performance Group, serves as a peer tutor in the College’s Academic Resource Center, and last year she interned for a nationally syndicated television program in Manhattan. She says, “My parents are proud of me and say they know I’ll accomplish whatever I set my mind on. They can’t wait to see what else I’ll achieve in life.” The Bronx native has accomplished much during her years at the Mount, and she is quick to give a measure of the credit to TRIO, the College’s federally-funded program that provides first-generation, low-income students with academic and personal counseling, career advisement, tutoring, mentoring, and a wide range of educational enhancement activities. TRIO serves students like Ciara—academically strong, motivated individuals who are at a disadvantage, either economically or culturally as the first in their families to attend college, or who have been diagnosed with a disability. TRIO is one of three programs collectively known as Mount Pathways. Mount Pathways programs offer evidence of the College’s commitment to providing access to opportunity for every motivated student seeking a high-quality education. By opening doors to students who might otherwise be shut out, the Mount can boast of a cultural, racial, and economic diversity that is truly authentic. Other Pathway efforts include the Mount Access Program, designed for students who demonstrate the potential and motivation to succeed in college but whose test scores and high school grades need a boost, and HEOP (Higher Education Opportunity Program), a partnership between the College and the New York State Education Department that was launched in the fall of 2014. Its goal is to retain and graduate promising students with limited academic and financial resources, but whose aptitude and drive make them prime candidates for success.

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For Ciara, who began her TRIO experience at a pre-freshman summer program, it meant meeting new friends and developing a peer support network, as well as working with professional and faculty advisors who continue to support her every step, right through graduation. For the past three summers, Ciara has volunteered with the TRIO program, serving as peer leader helping younger students settle into life at the College. This past summer she was “promoted” to Orientation Coordinator, and spent her days planning the peer leader training and TRIO Week events that took place in August. Beginning in the summer of 2015, all students enrolled in Mount Pathways programs continued on page 45

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Student Athletes Shannon Doyle and Patrick McEnany When the College formally dedicated its new athletic field during Homecoming Weekend in October, two Mount students were among the first players to dig their cleats into the new grass for play and practice. Shannon Doyle ’15, captain of the women’s soccer team, played the inaugural match against Sage College. Patrick McEnany ’15, captain of the lacrosse team, joined teammates on the field for the ceremonial Parade of Athletes before the start of the Homecoming men’s and women’s soccer double-header. Both student-athletes have benefited from their time at the Mount, and are keenly aware of the value of a Mount education that goes well beyond what is taught in the classroom or on the playing field.

Shannon Doyle (top photo, right), a senior with a double major in business and communication, has been playing soccer since the age of four. She describes her love of the sport as “a passion,” explaining that she loves “the competition, the teammates, and the feeling of everyone pulling together to achieve a win that’s shared by everyone.” She says the sport helps her understand competition in business, and to feel comfortable taking risks and challenging adversaries.

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The Mount’s small size has been crucial to the success for this accomplished young athlete. “It’s not easy to compete in athletics with a double major,” she says, explaining that her ability to coordinate class and game schedules with her professors was key, and can be attributed to “the small-school advantage that I really appreciate.” Patrick McEnany (bottom photo), a business major with a minor in communication, loves lacrosse. He started playing competitive sports at the age of six, and by high school he was playing football, hockey, and lacrosse. When he came to the Mount, he chose lacrosse because “it has elements of my three favorite sports.” Patrick says he enjoys being pushed to his limits. “On the field, you have to perform to the best of your ability—not only for yourself, but also out of pride in your team and your school.” Speaking of the field, he is thrilled to be able to play on continued on page 29

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MAJOR GIFTS The College of Mount Saint Vincent is proud to recognize the exceptional support of our alumnae/i and friends who contributed a major gift of $5,000 or more to the College during the 2013-2014 fiscal year. Their generous donations allow us to continue to improve and expand all facets of the College. This year, the following donors made gifts at this level or higher.

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Anonymous (3) Nina Aversano Rosemary T. Berkery ’75 and Robert Hausen Gail Vance Civille ’65 and Francis Civille Sensory Spectrum, Inc. Conserv Construction Cristóbal and Kamaryn Conde Helen Stafford Curry ’35 Jean Ames DeNunzio ’55 and Ralph DeNunzio DeNunzio Foundation Marie Dooley ’64 Noreen Doyle ’71 Edmund C. Duffy William J. and Joan Fishlinger Future Leadership Foundation, Inc. Margaret F. Grace † Patrick and Margaret Grace Santa Maria Foundation Mary Murray Houlihan ’47 and James Houlihan James G. Houlihan Family Partnership Irving Oil Ltd. C. Helen Lovell ’55 Valerie E. Mastronardi ’61 and Nicholas Mastronardi † Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation Helene Connellan O’Neil ’48 Geraldine Motta Oxley ’51 † Elizabeth Jane Rock ’46 The Louis & Rachel Rudin Foundation, Inc. Saudi Petroleum International, Inc. The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Joan M. Squires ’73 and Thomas J. Moran Elizabeth Walsh ’43 † Susan Leonard Whitney ’72 and John Whitney Monica Reddy Wood ’76 and Jerome Wood

SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Anonymous (4) AET Inc. Limited Assured Guaranty, Ltd. Jesse D. Boehret † Kathleen Butler ’74 Jean Callahan ’48 Vita A. Cassese ’70 and Andre Mardon Chartwells Dining Services Chevron Corporation Noreen M. Culhane ’72 D.H.I. Construction Services, Inc. Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki ’80 and Ronald Dolecki Ayco Charitable Foundation Joan E. Donovan ’48 Doty Family Foundation Environetics Group Architects PC Charles L. Flynn, Jr. Ann Selinger Henegan ’49 Maureen A. Henegan ’78 Henegan Construction, Inc. Hudson Valley Bank Install It, Inc. Lippolis Electric, Inc. Marathon Petroleum Rosita Stagg Medler ’57 and Raymond Medler Carol Merritt McCaffrey ’66 and David McCaffrey Mary Donlon Morrison ’44 Motiva Enterprises Paul W. Mourning and Laura Locke Mutual of America John W. and Joan Neary Deryck A. Palmer and Carmen Lawrence PBF Energy Marybeth Lavallee Pullum ’71 and Stephen Pullum Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc.

10 Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. †Indicates deceased. *Indicates gifts matched by an employer.

Raul Rivera Primerica Financial Services Sarita Kenedy East Foundation Inc. Irwin S. Scherzer Foundation Gertrude Schlachter ’35 Marion McCann Short ’45 Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP & Affiliates TD Bank UGL Unicco Valero Energy Catherine A. Walsh † White & Case LLP Arthur Williams Residuary Trust Vaughn C. Williams BAYLEY CIRCLE Anonymous Stefano and Carole Acunto Christine Moynihan Barr ’73 and William Barr A. Joan Taylor Connor ’54 Francis J. Connor Charitable Lead Mary Lee Perillo Danaher ’74 and John Danaher Catherine DeRoberts ’44 † ELS Language Centers John Foley Foley Family Charitable Foundation Mary Beth Malone ’75 Karen Kopera McCall ’74 and Thomas McCall Mesirow Financial Consulting, LLC Kathleen Rubsam Muleski ’72 and Robert Muleski Barbara Patocka ’68 and Everett Mattlin Phillips 66 Howard G. and Suzanne Seitz Seitz Family Partnership Natalie Caldwell Trump ’71 and Frederick Trump Kristin Trahan Winford and Craig Winford Sheila Culkin Wollen ’61

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TE LAUDAMUS Te Laudamus, Latin for “we praise you,” is a special recognition of individuals, companies, and foundations whose sustained giving throughout the years to the College of Mount Saint Vincent has amounted to $100,000 or more.* We are deeply grateful to these donors, and we recognize that their commitment has played a critical role in helping to provide Mount students with the excellent education that continues to open doors to their future.

Anonymous (11) Stefano and Carole Acunto George I. Alden Trust Altman Foundation Margaret De Naouley Avant † Ave Maria Foundation Thomas S. Monaghan Marion Goepfert Baker ’34 † Christine Moynihan Barr ’73 and William Barr Thomas M. Barry and Susan C. Waltman Helen Williamson Benziger ’48 † Rosemary T. Berkery ’75 and Robert J. Hausen Booth Ferris Foundation Frances Conlon Breeding ’32 † Anna C. Brennan ’29 † Gladys Brooks Foundation Brothers of the Christian Schools Jean F. Callahan ’48 Vita A. Cassese ’70 and Andre Mardon CBS, Inc. Chartwells Dining Services Gregory Coady, Executive Vice President Gail Vance Civille ’65 and Francis Civille Sensory Spectrum Anita Clausen ’32 † Helen Higgins Clausen ’48 and Tom Clausen † Cristóbal and Kamaryn Conde Noreen M. Culhane ’72 Helen Stafford Curry ’35 Joseph P. Decaminada † and Genevieve Decaminada Jean Ames DeNunzio ’55 and Ralph DeNunzio DeNunzio Foundation Robert E. Dillion † and Alice S. Dillon Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki ’80 and Ronald Dolecki Joan E. Donovan ’48 Marie J. Doty † and George E. Doty † Doty Family Foundation Ellen Dennehy Doyle ’41 † Noreen Doyle ’71 Anne Ducey ’35 † Edmund C. Duffy Carol Anne Dupraz ’61 †

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ELS Language Centers Margaret Markey Evans ’44 † William J. and Joan Fishlinger Future Leadership Foundation, Inc. Charles L. Flynn, Jr. Dorothy Flynn ’36 † Patrick Foley † and Ann Foley † Mary Louise Formato Kathleen Whelan Frame ’40 † Margaret June Gallon ’45 † Grace Foundation, Inc. Margaret F. Grace † Patrick P. and Margaret Grace Adelaide Hannan ’47 † Margaret Hart ’33 † William Randolph Hearst Foundation, Inc. The Hearst Foundation, Inc. Ann Selinger Henegan ’49 Ann L. Henegan Private Foundation Maureen A. Henegan ’78 Henegan Construction Co., Inc. Marie Herrmann † Herrmann Foundation Michael and Maggie Hoffman Michael and Maggie Hoffman Fund of the National Catholic Community Foundation Mary Murray Houlihan ’47 and James G. Houlihan James G. Houlihan Family Partnership Hudson Valley Bank James Landy, Chairman Joan Young Hurley ’48 † Bernadette Keegan ’34 † Veronica Lally Kehoe † and Jack Kehoe Josephine Keller ’40 Marion Kelly ’43 † Thomas J. Kenny and Susan McMillan Eleanor Shoughrue Kling ’30 † Deryck Palmer and Carmen Lawrence George Link, Jr. Foundation C. Helen Lovell ’55 Kathryn Callahan Magaziner ’38 † Mary Beth Malone ’75

Valerie E. Mastronardi ’61 and Nicholas D. Mastronardi † Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation Carol Merritt McCaffrey ’66 and David McCaffrey McCann-Erickson New York Elizabeth McCloskey ’34 † Patricia Del Balso McNamara ’49 † and Daniel J. McNamara † Rosita Stagg Medler ’57 and Raymond Medler Carrol A. and Margo Muccia, Jr. Muccia Family Fund Mutual of America National Collegiate Athletic Association John W. and Joan Neary Helene Connellan O’Neil ’48 Geraldine Motta Oxley ’51 † Barbara Patocka ’68 and Everett Mattlin Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc. Anne O’Rourke Reid ’32 † Owen B. Reilly † Elizabeth Jane Rock ’46 The Louis and Rachel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc. May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc. Marguerite McCabe Russo ’31 † Santa Maria Foundation, Inc. Sarita Kenedy East Foundation, Inc. Gertrude A. Schlachter ’35 Howard G. and Suzanne Seitz The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Marion McCann Short ’45 SPIA Foundation Joan M. Squires ’73 and Thomas J. Moran St. Vincent’s Catholic Medical Centers of NY Kathryn Swintek ’74 and Andre Dorra Verizon Foundation Walmart/The Council of Independent Colleges Elizabeth Walsh ’43 † Katherine Canavan Weber ’39 † Ethel Wilhelm ’29 † Arthur Williams Residuary Trust Dorinda and Mark Winkelman Monica Reddy Wood ’76 *Based on donor records since 1987.

2014 SCHOLARSHIP DINNER CONTRIBUTORS Contributions to the annual Scholarship Tribute Dinner support the College Scholarship Fund, and allow us to provide the greatest educational opportunities to qualified students.

Anonymous (2) Steve Abbatista OLA Consulting Engineers, PC Adam Davis, President Above Par Landscape LLC Ace Party Rentals Stefano and Carole Acunto Peter Liew AET Inc. Limited John Vitale Amspec Services LLC Ryan Anderson Robert B. Mills Assured Guaranty, Ltd. Colette Atkins George Dunn, Managing Director, Investments Bank of America Merrill Lynch Nina Aversano Thomas M. Barry and Susan C. Waltman J. Philip Bender and Associates Rosemary T. Berkery ’75 and Robert Hausen Thomas Black General Maritme Corporation Terence and Irene Bond Anne Denise Brennan ’69, S.C. Bressler, Amery & Ross, PC Margaret P. Broderick ’74 Helen Bruno ’65 Margaret Gates Buccellato ’73 Marian Brady Burke ’47 John Butler Vita A. Cassese ’70 and Andre Mardon C. Edward and Karen Chaplin Chartwells Dining Services Chevron Corporation Roberta Cione Gail Vance Civille ’65 and Francis Civille Sensory Spectrum

Cristóbal and Kamaryn Conde Conserv Construction, Inc. Tony Marconi, Regional Vice President Corporate Synergies Group Noreen M. Culhane ’72 Howard Dym D.H.I. Construction Services, Inc. Dianna C. Dale Mary Lee Perillo Danaher ’74 and John Danaher Albert R. Dawson Kevin DeGroat Peter D. DeNunzio and Ciara Burnham Alice Dillon Edward Dolan DJJ Technologies Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki ’80 Marie Dooley ’64 Doty Family Foundation Cornelia Hamill Duffy ’65 Edmund C. Duffy EIHAB Human Services Maria L. Ellis ELS Educational Services Hans Erdenberger Environetics Paul Errico Entertainment Loretta Finck William J. and Joan Fishlinger Charles L. Flynn, Jr. Deirdre T. Flynn Kelvin and Erica Gentles Peter Gisolfi Peter Gisolfi Associates Mary J. Giuffra Heather Gostomski ’09 Mr. K. and Dr. Terry D. Gottlieb The Grace Family The Santa Maria Foundation

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Ann Iannuzzi Guglielmo ’54 Patricia Walsh Gutter ’72 Steven M. Hayes David Hechler Hechler Photographers Maureen A. Henegan ’78 Henegan Construction James J. Landy Hudson Valley Bank Daniel Vazquez Install It, Inc. Fitzgerald Ventura InterCity Agency, Inc. Irving Oil Ltd. Donna Jacklosky Jonathan Mariano Jonathan Couture Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kinney S. Klahr, Inc. Langan Engineering Chuck Utschig Carmine Lippolis Lippolis Electric, Inc. Guy E. Lometti Mary Beth Malone ’75 Stephen A. and Carla Manzi Marathon Petroleum Mary Beth Martin Valerie E. Mastronardi ’61 and Nicholas Mastronardi † Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation Chris Mazzei Chris Mazzei Construction Services Steven and Catherine Mazzola New Jersey Pediatric Neuroscience Institute John McAllister McAllister and Quinn LLC Michael J. McGovern

Dorothy Whelan Meehan ’66 and Dennis Meehan Madeleine and John Melkonian Jaclyn Morse A M Exclusive Business Machines Kristin Trahan Winford Mesirow Financial Consulting, LLC Dennis Fuller Moran Shipping Agencies Motiva Enterprises Paul W. Mourning and Laura Locke Mutual of America Timothy and Danielle Nash John W. and Joan Neary Loretta Neuhaus ’72 Alicia del Rosario Ong ’62 Deryck A. Palmer Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP PBF Energy Phillips 66 Myrna Phillips The Pierre, A Taj Hotel Richard L. Pinto Commercial Kitchens, Inc. Joseph Polizzotto Poten & Partners, Inc. Daniel Reingold The Hebrew Home for the Aged Quality Building Services Teresita Ramirez Chigurupati Swarupa Rani Daniel T. Regan Titos Ritsatos Raul Rivera Primerica Financial Services Rose Press, Inc. Sharon T. Sager ’73 Cosmo Saginario, Partner Grant Thorton LLP

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The College of Mount Saint Vincent hosted its annual Scholarship Tribute Dinner at Cipriani Wall Street on Monday, April 28, 2014, at a fundraising gala to support scholarships for talented and deserving students. The College honored Edmund C. Duffy, an attorney at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP & Affiliates, and Ibrahim K. Naimi, president of Saudi Petroleum International, Inc. Scholarship Tribute Dinner honorees are recognized for their business acumen, commitment to education, and support of the College’s mission.

Gilbert Santiago Total Event Worldwide Transportation Corp. John M. Schmidt McQuilling Partners, Inc. Albert Salvatico Jaral Properties Saudi Petroleum International, Inc. Phillip Schechter Interior Foliage Design, Inc. Howard G. and Suzanne Seitz Scott Mitchell SGS North America, Inc. The Peter J. Sharp Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Sharpe, Sr. Thomas Shaw Loop LLC Matthew and Victoria Shields

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP & Affiliates Steve Kerge Spark451 Inc. Kathryn Shaker Sperrazzo ’48 Michael J. Spicer and Kathleen Spicer Saint Joseph’s Medical Center Joan M. Squires ’73 and Thomas J. Moran Marilyn Osweiler Stamats Communications, Inc. Margaret A. Steffan ’65 Sarah Stevenson Supertrans, NY Inc. Taconic Heating & Cooling, Corp. TD Bank H. W. Thurber III Norton Lilly International

Natalie Treanor ’65 UGL Unicco Edna Sandroni Ulasewicz ’49 Valero Energy President Charles L. Flynn, Jr. with honoree David J. Walsh and Alice Chebba Walsh Ibrahim K. Naimi, Vice Chair of the Board of Amalgamated Family of Companies Trustees Jane Iannucelli ‘65, S.C., and honoree Joan Dircks Walsh ’81 and Timothy S. Walsh Robert & Joan Dircks Foundation Edmund C. Duffy. White & Case LLP Susan Leonard Whitney ’72 The event raised more than W. Adam Wichern III $665,000 for the Scholarship Jackie Williams Thomas and Pamela Workman Fund, matching the all-time Michael and Diane Yanniello Edward and Mara Zukowski record for this event.

Pictured left: Scholarship Tribute Dinner Co-Chair and Trustee Stephen A. Manzi, honoree Edmund C. Duffy, Chair of the Board of Trustees Noreen M. Culhane ‘72, honoree Ibrahim K. Naimi, and Scholarship Tribute Dinner Co-Chair and Trustee Stefano Acunto.

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PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES We gratefully acknowledge the support of our alumnae/i and friends who contribute $1,000 or more in annual gifts to the College each year.

14 Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. †Indicates deceased. *Indicates gifts matched by an employer.

FOUNDERS GUILD Anonymous (2) Amspec Services LLC Anne Marie Anastasio ’67 Matthew Arduino ’79 Cecilia Favorini Balog ’66 Bank of America Merrill Lynch Mary Frances Barrett ’70 Evelyn May Brady ’28 † Elizabeth Barnett Carlucci ’76 C. Edward and Karen Chaplin Construction Technology Corporation Jane Toal Daly ’56 Joan Dircks Walsh ‘81 Robert and Joan M. Dircks Foundation, Inc. John B. Driscoll George A. Dunn Patricia Cowan Egan ’47 Deirdre T. Flynn Veronica Garvey ’43 Lois Gassmann ’72 Claire-Anne Gray ’69 Pamela and Timothy Gulla Noreen Haggerty ’49 Margaret Mullooly Hannan ’78 Bob Hannan Agency, Inc. Maria McGovern Hyson ’65 Joan Heinzmann Inzerillo ’53 Albert Kirchner ’90 and Rosemarie Kirchner ‘89 Michelle Mally ’70 Stephen A. Manzi J. Frank Morris Kathleen O’Connell Morris ’32 Nassau/Suffolk Chapter Deirdre O’Connor ’83 Poten & Partners, Inc. SGS North America, Inc. Matthew Shields Kathryn Shaker Sperrazzo ’48

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Tyrone Service David J. Walsh Amalgamated Life Insurance Company W. Adam Wichern, III CASTLE SOCIETY Above Par Landscape LLC Patricia Halpin Albo ’71 Kathleen Edery Anderson ’66 Anonymous Colette Atkins Margaret Mary Bambury ’57 Frances Carr Barletta ’58 Thomas M. Barry Judith Tartaglione Bautz ’61 Noel Beasley Joan Kowalczyk Beckworth ’66 Rosita Medler Bellington ’85 J. Philip Bender and Associates Doreen Donohue Berlesky ’84 Theresa Maddalo Blose ’54 Bressler, Amery & Ross, PC Margaret Farrelly Broderick ’74 Bronx/Westchester Chapter Clare Codyre Brooks ’57 Marian Brady Burke ’47 Chris Mazzei Services LLC Mary Christie ’60 Eileen Daly Chusid ’62 Helen Higgins Clausen ’48 Trude Collins ’59, S.C. † Thomas Confrey † A. Joan Taylor Connor ’54 Francis J. Connor Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Margaret Mitty Conroy ’49 † Catherine Sheelen Cooke ’57 Corporate Synergies Group Kathleen Madden Crilly ’48 Dorothy Cummings ’94 Bridget Kinney Cusack ’65 Patricia Miller Cuttica ’64 Fayne McGrath Daniels ’52 Kathryn Dorgan Daughton ’47 Jude De Los Reyes ’00 Regina Connor DeFrancisco ’74

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Kevin DeGroat Peter D. DeNunzio Margretta Diemer ’75 Maureen Stack Diffley ’64 Claudia D’Angelo Dilorenzo ’49 DJJ Technologies Susan Lake Donnelly ’85 Vincent Dougherty Regina Thonus Dowd ’71 Kathleen Stoddart - Drucker ’74 Rosemary Sheridan Durkin ’62 EIHAB Human Services Alice Koehler Fahey ’49 Ellen Farley ’62 Rita Farrelly ’58 Fidelity Investments Loretta Lang Finck Elizabeth Madigan Freher ’59 Elsa Monzon Frisco ’63 Marilyn McLaughlin Fulner ’51 Marie Freeman Gallagher ’53 General Maritme Corporation Joan Marshall Genovese ’67 Nancy Kudgus Geysen ’63 Margaret Tortorelli Giacoponello ’68 Linda Malang Gimlett ’74 Peter Gisolfi Associates Jeannine Mally Glazewski ’72 Marianne and Walter Gomoka Margaret Gordon ’73 Michael Gottsegen Thomas J. Grant, Sr. Grant Thornton LLP Margaret Taylor Griffen ’49 Joanne Guerriero ’77 Nancy Haley Nancy Harding ’69 Ann Taber Hassett ’49 Steven M. Hayes Jean Kenna Heins ’80 Denise Higgins ’79 Deborah Hinkley ’83 Barbara Horlitz Hoffnagle ’69 Patricia Liberatore Hogan ’85 InterCity Agency, Inc. Ann Novellino Kazak ’58 Diane Nicholson Keenan ’53

Mary Turcotte Kelly ’45 † Catherine and Russell Kennedy Eileen Kerins ’67 Patricia Kiernan ’44 Susan Butler Kilby ’69 Virginia Murray Kingsbury ’55 Mary Ann Fenlon Knowles ’53 Konica Minolta Business Solutions USA, Inc. Doris M. Laffan ’47 Ann Marie Lafferty ’62, S.C. Langan Engineering Daniela Decanini Leone ’69 Edward A. Lesser Mary Sullivan Linhart ’59 Mary Lively ’68 Virginia LiVolsi ’65 Guy Lometti Annette Armishaw Maiberger ’66 Marianne Tyndall Malague ’59 Kathleen Mallinger Margaret Maloney ’68 Marie Koch Manning ’54 Sally McDermott Mannion ’65 Mary Beth Martin Mary Ponsiglione Martocci ’67 Catherine Mazzola ’90 and Steven Mazzola New Jersey Pediatric Neurosurgical Associates McAllister and Quinn, LLC Margaret Gallagher McCarthy ’73 Catherine McDermott ’61 Julianne Imperato McGinley ’61 Virginia Feehan McGlone ’61 McQuilling Partners, Inc. Rose Kelly McTague ’68 Rosemarie Naimo ’53 New Jersey Resources Regina Baecher Oberlin ’69 Suzanne Recca Ochoa ’54 Patricia Cantore O’Connor ’70 Barbara O’Neil ’56 Pamela Burke O’Neil ’70 Rosemary Gately O’Neill ’71 Alicia del Rosario Ong ’62 Judith Yamarone Pasqua ’64 Kathleen Timothy Pastina ’82 Marianne Paulsen ’72

Margaret Rappelt Pezzolo ’44 The Pierre, A Taj Hotel Christina Wolanski Pokorny ’72 Michelle Shamoun Polityka ’65 Eileen Power ’77 Margaret Mancuso Quigley ’71 Chigurupati Swarupa Rani Susan Leonard Realmuto ’69 Margaret Reedy ’73 Claire Garvey Reid ’63 Catherine Reilly ’70 Christine Lindahl Reilly ’75 Riverdale-on-Hudson Funeral Home, Inc. Elizabeth Dollard Rothbard ’71 Joan Cotter Rozzoni ’74 Mary Ellen O’Kane Ryan ’57 June Saal ’46 Sharon T. Sager ’73 Albert Salvatico Mary Maggiore Schmidt ’63 Elaine Sloan ’66 Joan F. Smyth Spark451 Inc. James Sperrazzo Rosemary Fath Steel ’50 Alice Grim Stenson ’57 Anne Strianese ’71 Jeanne Havender Tobin ’54 Kathleen Tracey ’48, S.C. Patricia K. Turner ’56 Edna Sandroni Ulasewicz ’49 Mary Jane Spohr Vonnegut ’64 Maria Vullo ’84 Raymond Walker Joan Klintworth Walsh ’49 Patricia Corvi Widmer ’78 Anne McGlynn Wiecek ’84 Ellen West Wittig ’61 Joan Woods ’57 Workers United Thomas E. and Pamela Workman Joanne Marona Wuest ’51 Vera Endres Zapata ’74 Deborah Lamb Ziegler ’68 Mary Edward Zipf ’62, S.C.

ALUMNAE/ALUMNI CONTRIBUTORS Our alumnae/i are extraordinary in their support of their alma mater, and we gratefully acknowledge the gifts they have made to the College. Contributions received from those whose names appear below were used in support of all funds and projects from July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014.

1928

1939

1943

FOUNDERS GUILD Evelyn May Brady †

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Frances Devine, S.C.

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Elizabeth Walsh †

Donors: 1 Total Contributed: $2,500

1932

Donors: 1 Total Contributed: $2,698 FOUNDERS GUILD Kathleen O’Connell Morris

1935

Donors: 2 Total Contributed: $410,000 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Helen Stafford Curry SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Gertrude Schlachter

1938

Donors: 2 Total Contributed: $350 LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Cordelia Orlando Merolla WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Rosemary Kennedy Whalen

Donors: 1 Total Contributed: $100

1940

Donors: 7 Total Contributed: $569,511

FOUNDERS GUILD Veronica Garvey

Donors: 2 Total Contributed: $450

TOPAZ CIRCLE Anna Geering Cross*

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Marie Rooney Lumelleau

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Gertrude Norton Finn

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Angelina Nigro McElroy

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Margaret Warnke MacDonald Kathleen Kelly O’Neill

1941

Donors: 5 Total Contributed: $500 WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Mary Fleming Connolly Ruth McNamara Cunnion Dorothy Connolly Govern Cora Stenson Leonard Bobette Hayden Watson

1942

Donors: 3 Total Contributed: $400 LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Marian Burke Miller WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Helen Dougherty McCormick DONOR Dorothy Rappelt Kenny

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WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Rosemary Mangini Fazio Marjorie Schremp Gormley K. Jeanne Van Hook Leonard* Mary Wood Longo Helen Murphy, S.C.

1946

DONOR Mary Elizabeth Johnson Grammer † Eileen Foley Laskoski

CASTLE SOCIETY June Saal

1945

Donors: 15 Total Contributed: $14,090 SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Marion McCann Short

DONOR Loretta LeBlanc Hawkins

CASTLE SOCIETY Mary Turcotte Kelly †

1944

TOPAZ CIRCLE Irene O’Brien Pauline Van Hook Sierens

SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Mary Donlon Morrison

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Geraldine Clancy Drohan* Winifred Daly Harkins Helen Hanrahan Kelly

Donors: 12 Total Contributed: $18,250

BAYLEY CIRCLE Catherine DeRoberts † CASTLE SOCIETY Patricia Kiernan Margaret Rappelt Pezzolo LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Sylvia Repetto Larkin

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Virginia Foley Anselmini Patricia Buckley Boerner Rosaria D’Angelo Iadavaia Marie Rotondi Straton Frances DeMay Tanahey DONOR Julia Cahillane Doyle Justine Schmalzl Smith Margaret Locker Wright

Donors: 12 Total Contributed: $62,950 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Elizabeth Rock

TOPAZ CIRCLE Frances Schug Grace LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Aileen Lally Ferguson Elizabeth Coggins Kelley WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Colleen Welch Citarella Mary Jane Lawlor DePhillips Mary Niewenhous Gormley Norma Curran Niederbuhl Catherine Daly O’Neill DONOR Anne Connellan, S.C. Marion Kane

1947

Donors: 10 Total Contributed: $59,400 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Mary Murray Houlihan FOUNDERS GUILD Patricia Cowan Egan* CASTLE SOCIETY Marian Brady Burke Kathryn Dorgan Daughton Doris M. Laffan

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TOPAZ CIRCLE Margaret Newman Kelly LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Honorine Kendrick Wallack WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Doris Hall Aul Elizabeth Hassdenteufel Lillian Grish Packer

1948

Donors: 23 Total Contributed: $86,987 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Helene Connellan O’Neil SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Jean Callahan* Joan Donovan* FOUNDERS GUILD Kathryn Shaker Sperrazzo CASTLE SOCIETY Helen Higgins Clausen Kathleen Madden Crilly* Kathleen Tracey, S.C. LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Augusta Heinzmann Burke Alice Donahue Callahan Marjory Farley Mary Cullen Foehrenbach Virginia Giovinco WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Theresa Brennan Casey Arlene Jones Cimino Janette Kelley DeCamp Kathleen Armour Knowles Lillian Harnett Mooney Eila Olgiati Powers DONOR Dorothy Devereux Bigley Ellen Lockwood McCormack Margaret O’Connell Selinger Sister Mary Thomas Edna Stack Eleanore Van Hook Troy

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1949

1950

SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Ann Selinger Henegan

CASTLE SOCIETY Rosemary Fath Steel

FOUNDERS GUILD Noreen Haggerty

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Anne Gallagher Gloria D’Angelo Ingrao

Donors: 37 Total Contributed: $25,890

CASTLE SOCIETY Margaret Mitty Conroy † Claudia D’Angelo Dilorenzo Alice Koehler Fahey Margaret Taylor Griffen Ann Taber Hassett Edna Sandroni Ulasewicz* Joan Klintworth Walsh TOPAZ CIRCLE Frances Banzhaf Gerngross Rosemary Lally Inlow Mary Louise Mulligan MacFarland Mary Beckerle Mascola Ida Giella Zucca LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Margherita Yon WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Mary Tamagnini Arrighi Eileen McGrath Brennan Margaret Hooper Flynn Agnes Kennedy Furey Mary Pryor Leuck Dorothy Lupo Mary Ann Bresnahan O’Leary Mary Villa Pietrantoni Irene Carroll Sager Blanche Scheib Frances Sidlo Josephine Coppola Urban* Joan Dunn Walsh Mary McGovern Warner Martha Crowley Zebrowski DONOR Virginia Gigante Audino Grace Keegan Bulger Dorothy Delaney, S.S.J. Patricia Dugone Gambarelli Louise Niewenhous Grady Barbara Bauer McGloin Sally Sferrazza Pipitone

Donors: 21 Total Contributed: $3,155

Class of 1949

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Carmel White Bodnar Wilda O’Donnell Gazik Patricia Galvin Grogan Ann Coltiletti Healey Patricia Verrilli Powell Dorothy Wendel Sutter Joan Lieber Sweeney Mary Ann Rigney Thomson Miriam Smith Vagt Ann Whelan Walters DONOR Susan Chow Cha Olga Olcese Denapoli Dorothy Duffy Murphy Elinor Connor O’Brien Marybeth McCarthy O’Leary Phyllis Tobin Purcell Dorothy Altman Weisert Ann Rutledge Wojcicki

1951

Donors: 40 Total Contributed: $1,197,105 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Geraldine Motta Oxley † CASTLE SOCIETY Marilyn McLaughlin Fulner Joanne Marona Wuest TOPAZ CIRCLE Eileen Joyce Dullmeyer Anne Marlborough Horan Catharine Kelly Dale Avella Masi Kathryn Glennon Ryan

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Edna Kiernan Cahill Claire Perini Caimano Claire Weiskopf Cross Marjorie Whelan Hanawalt Margaret McGovern Elizabeth Dwyer Ryan WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Geraldine McNeil Baldwin Eileen Murphy Blessington Constance Hunt Brown Joanne McKeon Cummings Maria Crafa DeGirolamo Joan O’Keeffe Hanel Jane Donovan Keily † Elizabeth Murray Kuhn Alice Longman Leda McNally Marrano Angela Connellan Murphy Marie Murphy Rosemary Murray* Jeanne Walsh Nielsen Edna Nunes North Elaine Palatine Joan Garity Robinson Joan Kennedy Ryan Elizabeth Collins Shea

Evelyn Muller Spellerberg Patricia Worthington Troutman Jean De Wan Von Stamwitz DONOR Jane Carey Burke Gloria Havender Gaffney Dorothea Harth Janet Walsh Vollrath

1952

Donors: 36 Total Contributed: $6,135 CASTLE SOCIETY Fayne McGrath Daniels TOPAZ CIRCLE Margaret Clarke Clavin* Theresa Gomez Higgins LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Joan Kline Dickson Patricia Mecking Liptrot Marybeth Coyle Lyons Elinor Piro Mango Madeline Pagano Salustri Rosalie Wilson Steiner

Alumnae/Alumni Contributors WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Ann Dolores Ferraro Ashton Rosemary Golden Cummins Geraldine O’Reilly Devine Mary Loori Donnelly-Pacheco Mary Sullivan Flinn Mary Liegey, S.C. Edna White Morris Nancy Johnson O’Keefe Mary Pinto Franca Battente Sparacio Rosemarie Charbonneau Wagner Jane Denman Zimmermann DONOR Maureen Sheridan Ammirati Marian Schleindl Clark Grace Quinn Connors* Nancy Braun Cotter Jeanne Magagna Deuschle Paulette Hamway Didato Roberta Toscano Dimaria Jeanne Remignanti Evers Anne De Groat Herrfurth Margaret Dowie Jellett Marion Malara Marotta Irene Shea McCrory Lorraine Piretra O’Connell Mary Harnett O’Connor Ellen Coughlin Woodruff

1953

Donors: 37 Total Contributed: $11,575 FOUNDERS GUILD Joan Heinzmann Inzerillo CASTLE SOCIETY Marie Freeman Gallagher Diane Nicholson Keenan Mary Ann Fenlon Knowles Rosemarie Naimo TOPAZ CIRCLE Jean Capestro Loubriel Margaret Paglia Wellman Helen Pitassy York

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Maria Loheac Gustafson Joan Zambetti Kruger Patricia Lawlor Luongo Mary Geary McLaughlin Patricia Ronan Monterosso Sally Todd Murphy WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Helene Cifra Alameda Susan Baumgartner Millicent Chu Patricia Shea Draddy Margaret Cummings Driscoll Mary Kelleher Gallagher † Anne Goodwin Gordon Mary Adele Henze, S.C. Lucille Lisanti Magnaldi Agnes Cullen Maurer Margaret Bligh Mullooly Natalie Foote Tiernan Joan O’Keefe Van De Berghe † Mary Bock Wolf DONOR Marilyn Mohrenweiser Anderson Marcia Whitmore Collins Mary Ann Garisto, S.C. Patricia Ryan Jackson Althea Clark King Margaret Rooney Lahm Joan Kunz McDermott Jane Ann Kaiser Singleton Constance Elwood Wilk

1954

Donors: 33 Total Contributed: $12,495 CASTLE SOCIETY Theresa Maddalo Blose* A. Joan Taylor Connor Marie Koch Manning Suzanne Recca Ochoa Jeanne Havender Tobin

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TOPAZ CIRCLE Claire Smith Griswold Ann Iannuzzi Guglielmo Patricia Anderson Pittari Elma Pasquinelli Vescovi* LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Barbara Leidinger Clark Patricia Garvey Glock Jane Horning WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Grace Polisse Byrne Irene Slivka Catalano Margaret Donovan Comerford † Marie Carr Dailey Angela Scarola Gray Mary Shaw Griffin Jean Keeley Hammonds Joan Boggi Ionata Margaret Mayes Kelly Virginia Bianco Pappalardo Patricia Riehm Reinhold Loretta Theresa Richards, FHM Lillian Adamec Rossini Jane Lietz Rube Beth Wainwright DONOR Theresa Capria, S.C. Patricia Fox Reilly Priscilla Lamb Sassi Marie Pupello Secola Marian Segale Teresa Pianotti Weeks

1955

Donors: 43 Total Contributed: $68,885 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Jean Ames DeNunzio C. Helen Lovell CASTLE SOCIETY Virginia Murray Kingsbury TOPAZ CIRCLE Nance Lefrancois Brittis Kay Palmer Clarke Nancy Oshirak Clerkin

Class of 1954 LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Barbara Lynch Brizzolara Cathleen Schaefer Chapey Marilyn Clarke Mary Connellan Dougherty Barbara Kennedy Margaret Sheridan Kuhn Elizabeth Schmidt Leparik Naida Arroyo Pabon Eileen LaTerra Sagui Kathleen Delaney Schafer Maralyn Wagner Turney WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Helen Rouge Carey* Rita Dempsey Dieck Florence Sendlbeck Fialk Patricia Grall Hamilton Therese Leonard Hartel Laura Plover Horigan Anna O’Dea Morris Virginia Curran Rederer Clare Leonard Sutter Carol Teston Walsh

DONOR Jane Petrillo Arciero Patricia Doyle Brasch Maureen Wolf Coleman Lillian Carron Dietz Mary Sheridan Fox Virginia Linn Hayden Patricia Caplis Kelly Eleanor Cantine Knightly Nancy Lischke McCaffery Mary Campion Moore Rosemary Robb Myers Carolyn Burns O’Brien Ellen Hanlon Ogilvie Jeanine Canales Pratt Katherine Wenton Strakosch Elizabeth Tierney

1956

Donors: 33 Total Contributed: $10,750 FOUNDERS GUILD Jane Toal Daly

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CASTLE SOCIETY Barbara O’Neil* Patricia K. Turner* TOPAZ CIRCLE Theresa De Cola Medlar* Veronica Lynch Ryan Mary Ann McGlynn Traska LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Mary Fitzmorris Callan Margaret Hannon Capozzi Marie Mulligan Lauria Bernadette Liegey Rita Devereux Sgammato WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Mary Bradley Brown Kathryn Collins Anne Melly Doherty Lorraine Hausler Ghibaudi Gail Kelley Mary Mahoney Levy Rita Demeo MacDonald Rosemary Kane Mahoney Astrid Richie O’Brien Annette Pichette Seaman Georgia Strong Alice Malone Von Schaumburg DONOR Joan Baumann Corbin Joan Stegeman Finneran Mary Gavin Hull Patricia Tiernan Johnstone Mary H. Kennedy Gloria Lew Veronica Liegey, S.C. Elizabeth Connellan McGahren Mary Humphrey Rosenthal Judith Burns Squire

1957

Donors: 45 Total Contributed: $24,882 SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Rosita Stagg Medler

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CASTLE SOCIETY Margaret Mary Bambury Clare Codyre Brooks Catherine Sheelen Cooke Mary Ellen O’Kane Ryan Alice Grim Stenson Joan Woods TOPAZ CIRCLE Arline Durnin Braswell Catherine Collier Hertz Patricia Wymbs Leiper Patricia Dolan Nolan Patricia Green Reed Marie Gerne Stanton LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Dolores Carter Farrell Winifred Bate Hughes Kathleen Stevenson Martineau WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Barbara Vandernoot Betkowski Mary Grace Palazzo Black Geraldine O’Connor Block Mary Quinn Bohan Marlene Mawson Carney Constance Clarkin Ernenwein Joan Fields Klos Elizabeth Felleman Langiulli Mary Jordan Marino Rose Clancy McKenna Carol Cunningham Moran Helen Romano Mulligan Madeline Barrett O’Grady Monica Wohlfert Oudens Betty Lou Manahan Polk Marie McGann Reddy Patricia Peters Ryder Marie Kropf Schmidt Joan Fox Stewart Helen Clark Thiemann DONOR Ann Mackin Harkins Elizabeth O’Dea Kennedy Anita Kelley Klan Celeste Lucchini Rita McGrath McGuire Barbara Ann McCabe O’Brien Ann Reid Powers

Eleanor Keeshan Smith Mary Vigliotti Stangl

Class of 1959

1958

Donors: 32 Total Contributed: $8,175 CASTLE SOCIETY Frances Carr Barletta* Rita Farrelly Ann Novellino Kazak TOPAZ CIRCLE Lynn Moffett Ferrick Dahlia Napolitano Penachio LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Eileen Sullivan Gallagher Loretta Moriarty Sauerwein WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Ida Di Bernardo Annicelli Virginia Meyer Boehm Agnes DeRose Eileen Farley Mary Lou Dunlay Faust Elizabeth Pirundini Gallacher Mary McDonagh Kerwin Maureen Diskin Liptack Mary Ellen Bowen McNamara Patricia O’Connell Jean McKenna O’Donnell Josephine Liotta Oliveri Marilynn Depp Prunty Jane Dahlke Reichard Marie Devincenzo Ross Jean Smith Sosinski Ann Reinders Tobin DONOR Helen McGuire Finn Joan Hogan Joyce Patricia Cooke McGuinness Gail Pizzuti Liselott Fielding Rooney Suzanne Leddy Silkworth Catherine McCann Smith Barbara McCollum Sullivan

1959

Donors: 50 Total Contributed: $11,949 CASTLE SOCIETY Trude Collins, S.C. † Elizabeth Madigan Freher Mary Sullivan Linhart Marianne Tyndall Malague* TOPAZ CIRCLE Sandra Galate Barbara Glista Marilyn Oddo Keehan* Eileen Kramer Phelps LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Rosemary Campbell Teresa Paterniani Cooper Virginia Stiles Donohue Ann Higgins McKinstry Virginia Frail Pagano † Barbara Cahill Rendich Maryann Shea Margaret Mulvey Vasta Tatiana Wicklanzev

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Grace Imperato Bardinelli Blanche Micciche Barresi Corine Cruciani Cowen Kathryn Parmelli Feeney MaryPat Donnelly Fields Lysabeth Fortunato Carol Unangst Gilmartin Sandra Doyle Hamilton Camille Colgan Hayden Kathryn Pitkiewicz McLaughlin Maureen Mulholland Mellitt Patricia Anderson Morgan Ethel Pizzuti Mary Ralston-Littman Eileen Regan Redmond Alice Hendry Scara Joellen Gill Schmidt Alice Shannon Stolzberg Nancy Quinn Sturtevant Mary Boughton White DONOR Sheila O’Brien Curtis Judith Moravek Ellsworth Nancy Murnane Engert 19

Alumnae/Alumni Contributors Dorothy Freed Heiskell Marion Deutsch Lontkowski Josephine Deluca Luceri Madeline Eboli Masterson Mary McDonnell, RSCJ Mary Hourigan Montville Eileen Slattery Murphy Amparo del Rosario Palenzuela Jean Feeley Poli Hilda Marth Wittke

DONOR Eileen Feeley Corrigan* Victoria Fodor Coulson Barbara Corbi Kaufer Maureen O’Brien Monroe Diane DeRose Murgio Penelope Franzino Murray Catherine Meehan Sagan Pauline Pincus Smith Annamarie Verde Stefani

1960

1961

CASTLE SOCIETY Mary Christie

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Valerie Panarello Mastronardi*

TOPAZ CIRCLE Mary Ellen Duva Dux

BAYLEY CIRCLE Sheila Culkin Wollen

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Anne Keating Hintz Jane Burns McDonnell Priscilla Mullins McNamara Julia Tuohy Murray* Maureen O’Neil O’Connell Ann Melillo Richardson Ellen Gorman Rowe

CASTLE SOCIETY Judith Tartaglione Bautz Catherine McDermott Julianne Imperato McGinley Virginia Feehan McGlone Ellen West Wittig

Donors: 32 Total Contributed: $6,945

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Elizabeth McLellan Aylmer Adele Range Byrne Eugenia Brady Coffey Winifred Bowen Hinrichs Judith Burke Horzepa Marian A. Lombardi Lorraine Fragette Mackin Mary Hutton Mauro Carol Ann Nolan Katherine Noone Judith McLean O’Shea Barbara Rakowski Joan Egan Smart Gail Reinhard Weigel

Donors: 39 Total Contributed: $65,425

TOPAZ CIRCLE Mary Wat Trucksess Joan Weiss* LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Mary Casey Butler Mary Kitkowski Hardy Agnes Marshall Mulhern Gail McVey Ryan WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Nancy Sargent Anderson Antoinette Bria Fodor Zenobia Fox Roberta Farrelly Fugazzi Joyce McQuillan Gasser Mary Ellen Golden Patricia Sweeney Hayes Barbara Hillman Horgan Mary Anne Jackson Barbara Josefowicz

20 Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. †Indicates deceased. *Indicates gifts matched by an employer.

Helen Heap McGuire Kathryn Lynch McLellan Jean Conlin Micallef Mary Ann Carew Perkins Theresa Pelone Perna Cecelia Conaghan Stapleton DONOR Ann O’Toole Carew Judith Yang Chow Clara Buonagurio Dolan Barbara Etchingham Bernardine LaMantia Patricia Reinhard Lee Mary Miskell Manfredonia Margaret Hourigan McLoughlin Mary Stuart Patricia Hurley Ward

1962

Donors: 44 Total Contributed: $13,845 CASTLE SOCIETY Eileen Daly Chusid Rosemary Sheridan Durkin Ellen Farley Ann Marie Lafferty, S.C. Alicia del Rosario Ong Mary Edward Zipf, S.C. TOPAZ CIRCLE Mary McIntyre Anderson Catherine Meagher Moira Fitzpatrick O’Connor LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Ingrid Stuhler Barrett Louise Lawless Delaney Kathleen Brown Finigan Jean Boyle Gooding Anne Kennedy Griffin Mary Slaker Haas WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Anonymous Kathleen Armstrong Amoia Denise Healy Brand Virginia Ferrerio Cerussi

Paula Leclair Dorn Marie Wolf Doyle Dorothy Frohlich Joan Hesselbacher Graburn Diane Drechsler Hoover Annette Della Cava Horvath Mary Ann Jordan Fay Mazzanti Kallina JoAnn Scileppi Lang Elizabeth Mazur McDonald Joan Kavanagh Odud Karlene Reilly Maryanne Daly Smith Lois Studley Thomsen Marjorie Tonsmeire Vermaelen † Virginia Yorio DONOR Nancy Olwell Bielawski Rae Freedson Bottino* Geraldine Derose Christensen Mary Grace Iadevaia Michailoff Dorothy Vassallo Novak Therese Lederman O’Keefe Anne Marie Koonmen Scheible Mary Dolson Seyler Laurel Cuomo Wilson

1963

Donors: 37 Total Contributed: $8,558 CASTLE SOCIETY Elsa Monzon Frisco Nancy Kudgus Geysen Mary Maggiore Schmidt TOPAZ CIRCLE Mary Quill Gibbons Claire Garvey Reid LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Ellen McCarthy Crowley Sharon Zieman Duggan Kathleen Godesky Glenister* Nancy Maye Habetz Leona Leo

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Louise Crisona Ciulla Elizabeth Feehan Phyllis Distasi Keenan Rita Keller Leddy Brunjes Jane Scileppi Lowson Claire Austin Lynch Anne Allen Mahoney* Valerie Hennessy McCarthy* Alice Corr McLoughlin Patricia Zurey Mercadante Therese Hoar Mikulka Barbara O’Grady Jane McGinty Prendergast Kathleen Henry Sullivan Alice Veyvoda Mary O’Connor Viola DONOR Elizabeth Begley Virginia Bennett Flanagan Kathryn Baranello Goldsmith Joan Stadelmann Harris Ellen Geis Hughes Patricia Gibson Moran Celestina Rinaldi Siconolfi Marion Covell Sousa Maureen Christman St. John Joanne Walsh Carol Harty Wasilauskas

1964

Donors: 54 Total Contributed: $40,345 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Marie Dooley CASTLE SOCIETY Patricia Miller Cuttica Maureen Stack Diffley Judith Yamarone Pasqua Mary Jane Spohr Vonnegut

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TOPAZ CIRCLE Maria Gerosa Bulis Norita Reid Carlson Josephine Zerbi Eschmann* Mary Brady Harrigan Ann Quinlan Marinucci Patricia Sweeney Neher Kathleen Tuzzeo Pfeiffer* Rosemary Hoey Pisano Lavonne Nemmers Pivacek LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Margaret Mackin Adamo Patricia Christman Brehm Mary Lou Eschmann Donofrio Maureen O’Dea Feeney Anne Manning Grandis Louise Roy Morgner Regina Frey Schultz Annette Musco Volino WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Janice Nielsen Allen Mary O’Connor Brinker Helen Ferrante Capece Marion Desalvo Cuff Joan Gorman Delaney Michaelene Devine, OCD Patricia Murray Eidle Mary Myers Foley Kathleen Mahon Golnik Carla Bacigalupo Healy Linda Heimerdinger Ellen Ferens Herzman Judith Nyegaard Hoffman Janice Carmody Jacobs Mary Bradley McElligott Teresa La Rocca Melanson Eleanor Fleming Millar Jean Tarpey Nolan Anne Graffweg Orange Theresa Ferrerio Petty Francesca Graziano Piluso Maureen Hickey Radl Antoinette Tortorella Roos

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Marilyn Lane Smith Miriam Maher Vitolo Jerilynn Filip Volkman Susan Wrynn DONOR Mary Cerrato Cinelli Alice Noone Moroney Ann Honeycutt Sweeney Suzanne Wallin, S.C. Vivienne Popp Wilkinson

1965

Donors: 56 Total Contributed: $75,110 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Gail Vance Civille FOUNDERS GUILD Maria McGovern Hyson*

Laurine Irving Megna Mary Ann Dunn Ryer Maureen Kirby Sanders Natalie Robinson Treanor Mary Jane Hanusik Von Allmen WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Rita Sanford Barchitta Mary Maniscalco Bellantoni Annette La Fiandra Camilleri Margaret Fiordalisi Dames Joan Mullaly DeYoung Mary Jane Coyle Dooley Juliana Flaherty Susan McCaffery Haugh Elizabeth De Caprio Hezel Joan Redden Lalonde Virginia Kelly Lawn Lorna Hurley Minor Virginia Garvelli Murphy

Marian Doyle Orsetti Catherine Giblin Ricardo Susan Scully Elizabeth Lavin Seibold Rose Marie Napoli Stark Margaret Steffan Anne Morris Wilding DONOR Jane Weibrecht Audrey-Neuhauser Patricia Cammisa Craghan Gail Farrelly Marie Heil Hawe Abigail Waters Kohler Irene Sheehan Laheney Helen McGovern, S.C. Dahlia Noonan Rosemary Castellano Segall

1966

Donors: 42 Total Contributed: $33,808 SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Carol Merritt McCaffrey* FOUNDERS GUILD Cecilia Favorini Balog CASTLE SOCIETY Kathleen Edery Anderson Joan Kowalczyk Beckworth Annette Armishaw Maiberger Elaine Sloan TOPAZ CIRCLE Mary Alice Becker Janet Lewis Finch Arlene Ketchum Margaret Marrazzo Kirwin

CASTLE SOCIETY Bridget Kinney Cusack Virginia LiVolsi Sally McDermott Mannion Michelle Shamoun Polityka TOPAZ CIRCLE Jean Toth Allen Helen Generosa Bruno Jane Drury Cassidy Angela Donovan Cornelia Hamill Duffy Elizabeth Dunne* Theresa Strelec Gallagher* Judith Hastall Joan Evelyn Kinlan Maria Padoch Liteplo LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Patricia Ross Aglietti Margaret Wolf DePol Gail Hotarek Dwyer Ann C. Hunt Mary Mastaloni Lizzi Geraldine Hannon Lumelleau

Class of 1964

Alumnae/Alumni Contributors LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Maureen Heveran Garvey Ann Lucy Dorothy Whelan Meehan

TOPAZ CIRCLE Carol Cook Kissane Mary Jane McGuinness Treftz Mary Donnelly Wondrasch

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Jean Henke Anthony Rosanne Picciano Brock Louise Kudgus Burke* Anne Doyle Carpenter Marguerite Driscoll Connor Mary Ellen McBrien Courchene Virginia Devine Mary Brassel Elwood Patricia McLaughlin Graham Mary Ellen Hanley Hyland Ann O’Rourke Keenan Alba Lafiandra Virginia Lambert Marguerite Marra Marilyn Molter Geraldine Moretti-Altuna Barbara Quackenbush Honore Chorobik Radshaw Carol Martine Solanto Regina Burke Vassak

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Nancy Chisari DeMarco Patricia Schrade Gonda* Evelyn Sobierajski Hardtman Patricia Whalen Huffield* Mary Campbell Liegey Kathleen O’Rourke McCue Virginia Tilch Nasser* Linda Zanetti Vag*

DONOR Marie Cotter Ann Bitetto Docherty Mary Snyder Howell Jill McGrath Linda Cimicata Morante Elizabeth Bird Murray Eileen Anderson Ormond Pamela Dame Page Jeanne McEvoy Romeo

1967

Donors: 46 Total Contributed: $13,164 FOUNDERS GUILD Anne Marie Anastasio* CASTLE SOCIETY Joan Marshall Genovese* Eileen Kerins Mary Ponsiglione Martocci

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Patricia Lang Bilello Valerie McGreevy Billy Nancy Deluise Brill Mary Finn Brown Sylvia Stavropoulos Christakos Rosemary Granelli DeFlumeri Pamela Frasca* Susan Hapworth Gartland Kathleen Dreyer Joyce Kathleen Burke Keller Patricia Corcoran Kenny Theresa Suppa Kruger Joan Rynkowski Lawson Julie Gaynor McCarthy Mary Finneran McDonough Ann Mastaloni Melone Kathleen Connelly Murray Mary Ellen Buckley Nicholson Janet Blass Patrick M. Patricia Dennen Walsh DONOR Margaretta Campbell Bruegger Patricia Gates Cioffari Angela Corbett Dobbs Linda Caruso Ellis Teresa Conway Klahre Jo-Ann Alquist Langseth Alice Yang Ling Susan Matthews Kathleen Ghent O’Donovan Pauline Zabeline Reiher Loretta Sheridan

22 Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. †Indicates deceased. *Indicates gifts matched by an employer.

1968

Donors: 49 Total Contributed: $18,445 BAYLEY CIRCLE Barbara Patocka* CASTLE SOCIETY Margaret Tortorelli Giacoponello Mary Lively Margaret Maloney Rose Kelly McTague Deborah Lamb Ziegler TOPAZ CIRCLE Ann O’Brien Gilligan Mary Anne Grothe Litell* Edith Dewald Schumacher LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Christine Murphy Bird Elizabeth Brown

Ann Marie Chinnery Beth Oldfield DiLorenzo Mary Ellen Greene-Haywood Greene Maureen Kelly Janeski Mary Foody Miller Susan Davis Sciascia WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Mary Jane Rearick Cappell Rosemary Elliott DeLoach* Rosemarie Digregorio Maureen McNamara Flanagan Mary Connelly Griffin Margaret Burns Hamilton Andrea St. Clair Heinstadt Mary Neary Hoffmann* Patricia Stuart Lyons Sandra Benedetti Masiello Mary Ann Dillman Maus Anne Dougherty McCann Eileen Boyle McCarthy

Karen Ann Nyquist Susan Opava Noreen Bristol Oslander Kathleen Whelan Sancton Kathleen Connors Toussaint Nancy Lambert Van Sluyters Helen Vincent Wilson DONOR Mary Ellen Newbrand Di Senso Anne Dooney Mary Fitzgerald Kathleen O’Leary Flanagan Nancy Nadurak Ford Rhoda Healy Geoghegan Lorraine Gnecco Suzanne Jelense Hoodecheck Julia Luby Juhasz Cynthia Giaimo Vitale Patricia McNamara Wong Patricia Connelly Zorka

Source: Council for Aid to Education, 2014

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1969

Donors: 59 Total Contributed: $23,351 FOUNDERS GUILD Anonymous Claire-Anne Gray* CASTLE SOCIETY Nancy Harding* Barbara Horlitz Hoffnagle Susan Butler Kilby Daniela Decanini Leone Regina Baecher Oberlin Susan Leonard Realmuto TOPAZ CIRCLE Anonymous Karen Kopp Crimmins Karen Daly Catherine Forte Lanza Maria Parisella Eileen Morgan Patino Mary Beth Colligan Woods LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Janie Rohr Bradstreet Beverly Signorelli Cirino Barbara Hines Fagan Ellen Riesz Green Carolyn Esch Hartko Marie Iadavaia Linda Baiardi Leykam Eileen Lissmann Estelle Lemelin Momrow Mary Ellen McGowan Overbay Elina Mazzei Siebel Nancy O’Leary Sisler Patricia McCarthy Yerian Grace Zuccaro WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Anonymous Patricia Harris Berrill Margaret Kelly Bisceglia Claire Burns Lanette Campbell Anne Casamassa Barbara Perrelli Cesa

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Elizabeth Healy Clary Mary Bowles Curtis Carole Gartner Ehlinger Judith Pasquerelli Guglielmo Patricia Ruback Kehrberger Catherine Keeshan Kelly Margaret Nielsen Lyons Rita Marshall Mazeo Patricia Winskus Minichino Martha Adams Morano Margaret Adamski O’Dea Denise Shamoun Phalan Janet Madaffari Spears Maureen O’Neill Tucker DONOR Sunday Bosco Bradlee Anne Denise Brennan, S.C. Claire Webber Heil Eileen Ducharme Lima Mary Ann Scheideler Murray Eileen Walters Ruggieri Mary Morrison Santini Gwendolyn Stevenson Thiam Ann Bourseleth Vavolizza

1970

Donors: 50 Total Contributed: $32,295 SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Vita A. Cassese* FOUNDERS GUILD Mary Frances Barrett Michelle Mally CASTLE SOCIETY Patricia Cantore O’Connor Pamela Burke O’Neil Catherine Reilly TOPAZ CIRCLE Eileen Mischo Brady* Anita Palmieri Kerr Maryellen Mathews*

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Judy O’Hare Bagnell Jill Harrsen Drescher Doris Lindbergh Carol Mangano Evelyn Mager Whiteside WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Helen Clark Boland Mary Repetti Capellini Mary Carroll-Mirylees Maureen Cleary Carol Dechance Pamela Banville Dymczynski Virginia Hall-Apicella Kathleen Kelly Hennessy Lee Ann Innocenti Barbara Gaube Lowney Jean Marra Anne Eberl Martin Jean Wagner McClure Katherine Nelson Morgan Marita Sommar Osborne Barbara Dore Russell Eileen Scanlon Margaret Papa Sherwin Marrilee Tyrrell Kathleen Bradley Williams Joann Zotti Wirchansky Tina Tenaglia Zeltmann DONOR Anastasia Norusis Cleaver Jane DuBois Johanna Coletta Fallert Una Owens Flynn Barbara Ormerod Glynn Florence Riordan Hess Alma Joseph Claire-Marie Heesacker Kahn Rosemary Marshall Murphy Anne O’Brien Dolores Elizabeth O’Connor Barbara R.N.P. Riely Teresa Merz Sammis Carol Redanz Webb

Class of 1969

1971

Donors: 51 Total Contributed: $35,091 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Noreen Doyle SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Marybeth Lavallee Pullum BAYLEY CIRCLE Natalie Caldwell Trump CASTLE SOCIETY Patricia Halpin Albo Regina Thonus Dowd Rosemary Gately O’Neill Margaret Mancuso Quigley Elizabeth Dollard Rothbard Anne Strianese

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Maryann Boylan Johnston Maureen Leonard Veronica Conroy O’Connor Kathleen Lynch Powell Marilyn Winter Ringo WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Mary Ann Scerbo Caproni Felicita Sola Carter Anna Scaccia Chielli Eileen Colihan Linda De Maio Collins Shan Murphy Cyr Loretta Buk Elledge* Carol Grieser Fischer Margaret Forte Flanders* Dierdre Flynn Elizabeth Gordon Gorski Catherine Davis Gutterman* Jane Harney Hennesey Coralee Goodnough Johnson Mary Alice Nolan Joss Barbara Niedowski Judge Lorraine Schlopper Kelly

Alumnae/Alumni Contributors Deborah Bundy Manderson Lauren McCoy Margaret Magdalenski Tringali Mary Elizabeth Farnam Vincent Geraldine Voelkel Janis Walsh Claire Fitzgerald Whelihan Jean Campagna Wilkes

TOPAZ CIRCLE Marcella Wexler Kelly

DONOR Barbara Rothar Beck Florence DiStasi Blyskal Eileen Casey Linda Catalano Mary Speciale Cavaluzzi Margaret Morano Condon Donna Civitano Finegan Katharine Ruckel Mase Claire McCormack Kathleen O’Neill Reidda Mary Sweeney Shea Dorothy Denneen Volo

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Christine Szymanski Bagdzinski Patricia Carris Mary Fleming Courtney Patricia Walsh Gutter Donna Harkins Hannay Marilyn Rathgeber Kowalsky Maria Richter Lindsay Karen Malecki McCarney Dorothy Coyle Meighan Jane Laurenson Neuburger Loretta Neuhaus Ann Perry Patrice Geary Tiffany Kathleen Reddy Walsh

1972

Donors: 42 Total Contributed: $63,500 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Susan Leonard Whitney* SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Noreen M. Culhane* BAYLEY CIRCLE Kathleen Rubsam Muleski* FOUNDERS GUILD Lois Gassmann CASTLE SOCIETY Jeannine Mally Glazewski Marianne Paulsen Christina Wolanski Pokorny*

Class of 1974

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Jeanne McGuirk Beltran Catherine Gonzalez Garvey Sharon Tenzyk McNamara Marybeth MacDonald Preisel Ellen Ryan Simmons

DONOR Beverly Belus Patricia Rogers Bouchard Patricia Cody Coughlin Doreen Cavallo Ferrara Mary Kuhn Greene Ellen Tobin Jackson Leeanne Landry Kelly Irene Castaldo Libby Jean O’Brien Livingston Donita Makin Lenore Maroney Patricia Turley Mehmel Cynthia Ulissi Rogers Joan Anne Murphy Sciame † Kathleen Wynne Walzer

1973

Donors: 33 Total Contributed: $45,227 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Joan M. Squires* BAYLEY CIRCLE Christine Moynihan Barr CASTLE SOCIETY Margaret Gordon* Margaret Gallagher McCarthy Margaret Reedy Sharon Sager TOPAZ CIRCLE Kathleen Pigott Flahive Mieko Tanaka Hara Janice Lazzaro Herlihy Rita Vitagliano LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Anonymous Margaret Gates Buccellato Kathleen Lawrence Duffy

24 Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. †Indicates deceased. *Indicates gifts matched by an employer.

Jane Walter Flanagan Denise Parrott McDonough* Ellen Carter Pitel WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Kathleen Mimnaugh Casagrande Elizabeth France Kisielewski* Joanne Mirenda Diane Bosco Morrison Maureen Scarry Moscato Deborah Ford Neuhaus DONOR Christine Bendish Anne Hekl Clark Susan Eddy Guerra Gracemary Monaco Hagan Mary Koeneke Janet Lokay Patricia Miney Emily Linehan Nestler Elizabeth Provost Lorraine Riccobono-Mahony Linda Lauricella Shute

1974

Donors: 70 Total Contributed: $41,876 SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Kathleen Butler* BAYLEY CIRCLE Mary Lee Perillo Danaher Karen Kopera McCall CASTLE SOCIETY Margaret Farrelly Broderick Regina Connor DeFrancisco Kathleen Stoddart-Drucker* Linda Malang Gimlett* Joan Cotter Rozzoni* Vera Endres Zapata* TOPAZ CIRCLE Teresa Gill* Geralyn Higgins Kathleen Doyle Hunt Sharon Minder Nancy Perley*

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Kathryn Swintek Mary Agnes Templeton Joanne Zurlo

Marilyn Ruff Stolz Christine Reeves Van Ullen Laura Ann Watson

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Mary Loftus Dooley Virginia Brander Dowd Judy Beeler Eckels Irene Read Fall* Robin Guizzetti Jeffers Kathleen O’Connor Lauro Lynn Lyons-Wynne Kathleen McNamee Mary McQuade Meehan Lillian Mittl Simpson Denise Gill Olszewski* Margaret Sheridan Rupnick Elizabeth Doyle Terranova

DONOR Cheryl Malcolm Borrelli Catherine Brady Ellen Pollina Calabrese Katherine Bird Ford Christine Haggerty Pedro Ladson Maria Orellana Marilyn Fina Pinghera Maura Quinn Pniewski Arlene Schwerman Virginia Wiley

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Jane Atwell Catherine DiCarlo Beach Jane Nobes Brennan* Geraldine Cullen Brogan Nancy Brocks Bruckmann Jane Bianco Clunie Eileen Burns Collins Margaret Crinigan Connors Georgette Newman Conroy Mary Jo Doody Dunleavy Mary McHale Gotimer Patricia Grove Julia Gang Harlin Catherine Donohue Hickey Kathleen Paolillo Jacobs Linda Acquavella Kristian Geralyn Keating Marchini Patricia Furlong McCarthy Marta Diorio McKenna Anne Lafferty Michaels Kathleen Moore-Hudson Mary Ryan Morris Celine Perea Kathryn Beck Remsen Josephine Barnes Serafin Claudia Weber Stennie

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1975

DONOR Carolann Collica Castellano Mary Connor Donna Buck Fitzgibbon Justine McLoughlin Sonia Rodriguez Maureen Rowland Doris Seuffert Stanick Patricia McCafferty Walter Michele Vion Winsch Barbara Young Zuccaro

1977

1976

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Marguerite Andro Josephine Valente

Donors: 19 Total Contributed: $87,120 ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Monica Reddy Wood

Donors: 27 Total Contributed: $48,645

FOUNDERS GUILD Elizabeth Barnett Carlucci

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Rosemary T. Berkery

TOPAZ CIRCLE Eugenia Zitis Johnson Jeanne McLaughlin Potter*

BAYLEY CIRCLE Mary Beth Malone* CASTLE SOCIETY Margretta Diemer Christine Lindahl Reilly* LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Carol Moran Frohlinger Pamela Skrobala Jantzen Ann Marie Miller O’Brien Colette Gallagher Pesce Luann Digirolamo Woodbury WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Kathleen Dalton Jane Bartnett Hinkel Margaret Bastable Parker Marybeth Magin Reutemann Barbara Mills Russell Lucia Sin Marie Thomas Loretta White

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Kathy Franklin Farrell Juliane DeLeo Naclerio* Suzanne Yordan Potoma* Ann Culhane Tuomey WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Marion Loftus Ege Virginia Giersch Holton Stephanie Grano Lennon Virginia Marshall Lynch Marilyn Jones McMahon Gloria Brewer Rogers Kathleen Marra Willemin DONOR Theresa Broglio Marie Hubertus Coffey Mary Siegrist Ryan Mary Chase Zaremski

Donors: 25 Total Contributed: $6,375 CASTLE SOCIETY Joanne Guerriero Eileen Power* TOPAZ CIRCLE Ann Folk Kurinskas* Rosemary Ryan Tarangioli Rosemarie Sheehy Tropeano

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Maryellen Flynn Cancellieri Dorothy Estabrook Kovak Maureen Kelly Mullane Madonna Nolty* Barbara Smith Swenson Margaret Fogarty Zuk DONOR Rachelle Cotugno Susan Muller Dyer Phyllis Fisher Ann McMullin Heverin Anne Pizzarelli Hymes Sophie Riccio Kozak Kathleen Corbett McCarthy Maureen Casey Migliorini Marie Mitarotondo Moira Kennedy Prunty Francine Volgare Wolak Anne Navins Zagar

1978

Donors: 19 Total Contributed: $25,125 SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Maureen A. Henegan FOUNDERS GUILD Margaret Mullooly Hannan* CASTLE SOCIETY Patricia Corvi Widmer*

TOPAZ CIRCLE Yvonne Carcione Connors Mary Guarracini* Rosina Nadal Kling Helen Synan Walsh* LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Anonymous Doriana Fontanella Catherine Labiak Maher Susan Hofmann Marks Regina Scheer Mreczko WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Rosalie Flynn Mary Grace Mary Demarco Hudson Patricia Lee Tarpey* Barbara Klaritch Vrana* DONOR Kathleen Dolan Luke St. Clair

1979

Donors: 23 Total Contributed: $7,275 FOUNDERS GUILD Matthew Arduino CASTLE SOCIETY Denise Higgins* TOPAZ CIRCLE Rosemary Ligabo Cona Maureen Boshell Nihill* LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Mary E. Halloran Sharon Gaffney Horan WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Karen Carr Mary Ann Dalton Chau Anne Clark Maureen Malone Connelly Maria Januzzi Cunningham Denise De Rosa Kathleen Gormley Gutekunst

Alumnae/Alumni Contributors Judith Hard Carol Kerler Coleen Kilduff McKeon Anne Hornik McShane Elizabeth M. O’Flynn DONOR Natasha Court Mary Pat Crew Gawors Janet Guizzetti Mallon Cecilia McGovern Joanna Mangan Palumbo

1980

Donors: 25 Total Contributed: $14,290 SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki CASTLE SOCIETY Jean Kenna Heins TOPAZ CIRCLE Anonymous Coleen Ceriello Mehary LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Margaret Trainor O’Malley Kathleen Gordon Ronan WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Elena Chiaramonte Campion Donna Schaefer Correale Patrice Cortelli* Ivelisse Colon Forhan Barbara Upton Gomez Eileen Fennelly Hoban Leslie Ann Hogan* Lourdes Serrano Januszewicz Janet Blose Kasbohm Angela Natale Ryan Mary Birkhofer Warchot Jean Connelly Windels DONOR Stephanie Court Byam Laura Ann Cuomo Ruth Lewin Annette Palmieri Limbeck

Diane Matousek Dolores Reynolds Ramos Cheryl Peary Salter

1981

Donors: 8 Total Contributed: $4,330 FOUNDERS GUILD Joan Dircks Walsh TOPAZ CIRCLE Elizabeth Birney Johnson* LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Angela Lijoi Gunn WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Maureen O’Driscoll Dulak Joan Pryde DONOR Patrick J. Bonner Mary Jane DePhillips Kononchik Judith Jones Lindner

1982

Donors: 16 Total Contributed: $5,795 CASTLE SOCIETY Anonymous* Kathleen Timothy Pastina* TOPAZ CIRCLE Giovanna Russo LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Eileen Conde Leslie Simpson Hille Bonnie Smith WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Lois Bezold Doyle Thomas Doyle Joan Kirshner Dorothy Wade Dolores Diemer Yount*

26 Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. †Indicates deceased. *Indicates gifts matched by an employer.

DONOR Susan McGovern Biagini Uta Gore Donna Turkett Hart-Becker Ivanhoe Miller Mary Jane McGrath Namazi

1983

Donors: 26 Total Contributed: $7,345 FOUNDERS GUILD Deirdre O’Connor* CASTLE SOCIETY Deborah Hinkley TOPAZ CIRCLE Eileen McManus Kennedy Kathleen Phalen Sawyer

Class of 1984

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Joseph Molinatti WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Maureen Debold Donovan Mary D. Fitton Marybeth Flanagan Goldberg Catherine Ryan Horan Marnell McNamara Mary-Jean Maddia Parillo Margaret Pignataro Jeanmarie Doherty Rosa Maria Teresa Santos Margaret Faughnan Sullivan DONOR Jane Gillen Barrena Mary Morley Brunetti Barbara Bandikow Cecco Maureen Mooney Flood Mary Capozzi Lundgren Mark Malcolm Gilles Marzi Mary Ellen Doherty McGowan Lisa Cella Sohonyay Ellen Ernenwein Turner Peter Welby

1984

Donors: 24 Total Contributed: $7,705 CASTLE SOCIETY Doreen Donohue Berlesky Maria Vullo Anne McGlynn Wiecek TOPAZ CIRCLE Carolyn Driscoll LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Frances Nolan Crotty Margaret Blake Rogers Maureen O’Keefe Wallace* WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Marie Scully Cantwell Marie Dietrich Rosemary McBride Giovinazzo Mary Lucey Cheryl Dunn McCarthy Patricia McElroy-Charno Lori Creighton Morini Margaret Grant Platt

Nancy Pristash Elizabeth Hengeveld Pugh Geraldine Pope Young DONOR M. Cristina Alvarez Alvarez-Cvetanovic Claudia Papa Cacace Joanne Campbell Keenan Susan Vogt Lehnes Cynthia Richetti Leonard Lynn Trepicchio

1985

Donors: 14 Total Contributed: $4,315 CASTLE SOCIETY Rosita Medler Bellington Susan Lake Donnelly Patricia Liberatore Hogan TOPAZ CIRCLE Diane Anobile Tuffey

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WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Joanne Billott Tracy Frasco Byrnes Mary Jo Horan Barbara Cronin LaPerche Christine Roach-Birden DONOR Margaret Birney Brescia Patricia Madden Damstrom Jeanne Speirs Marmion Virginia Davis Wilson McLauchlin Maureen Dollard Smith

1986

Donors: 6 Total Contributed: $1,025 TOPAZ CIRCLE Karyn Iadarola Iannaccone LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Anonymous WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Ann Shea Clemente DONOR Monica Fox Flood Alessandra Marzella La Vigna Mary Geary McCall

1987

Donors: 13 Total Contributed: $1,324 LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Rosemary Little Fraterrigo* WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Anonymous Maureen Garry Coogan Rita Defrange Margaret O’Grady Doddy Kathleen Kelly Dorrian Petrina Palazzo

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DONOR Margaret Yenches Brady Maryanne Cullinan Mary Gregory Janet Laskoski Heed Anne Denise Percudani McInnis Karen Gryzlo Wagner

1988

Donors: 3 Total Contributed: $120 DONOR Mary McMorrow Dorothy Ewald O’Shaughnessy Eileen Ford Smith

1989

Donors: 8 Total Contributed: $2,040 CASTLE SOCIETY Rosemarie Spinna Kirchner WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Kathryn Hambrock Dowd Esmine Johnson Noreen McCarthy Barbara Ficano O’Donnell Mary Beth Chave Smith DONOR Margaret McParland Berger Iris Rodriguez-Ocasio

1990

Donors: 7 Total Contributed: $5,600 FOUNDERS GUILD Albert Kirchner CASTLE SOCIETY Catherine Mazzola LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Michael Sheerer

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Rosalie Buchanan Sarahann Rooney Huvane Katherine Kane-O’Connor DONOR Marie Mitchell Considine

1991

Donors: 3 Total Contributed: $375 LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Jacqueline Kocur Babyak DONOR Nicole Beckford Kevin Jamin

Class of 1989

1992

Donors: 3 Total Contributed: $175 WHITE AND GOLD Deirdre Gunning Walsh DONOR Carin Bonifacino Jennifer Crisp

1993

Donors: 7 Total Contributed: $871 LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Francisco Barnes, Jr.* Joseph Sgammato DONOR Regina Mooney Breslin Milagros Camacho-Guzman Claudine Derrien-Connors Linda Shugrue Hanrahan Nicolle Krivda Krivda-Norris

1994

1995

CASTLE SOCIETY Dorothy Cummings* TOPAZ CIRCLE Patricia L. Choi

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Seva Manousos Constantine Elizabeth Corbett Matthew Meekins

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Elizabeth Ryan Catalano

1996

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Allison Arce Joan Sheehan Coyle Nandini Sinha

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Theresa O’Hagan

Donors: 9 Total Contributed: $3,045

DONOR Anonymous Victoria DiLorenzo Agramonte Ann Yerbury Nolan

Donors: 3 Total Contributed: $350

Donors: 3 Total Contributed: $370

DONOR Marcella Mahon Theresa Valentino Spina

Alumnae/Alumni Contributors

1997

2000

2002

TOPAZ CIRCLE Patricia Cekoric

CASTLE SOCIETY Jude De Los Reyes

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Michael Giancola and Divine Tabios

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Cheryle Sloane Calandra* Patricia Coulter*

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Eileen McCabe

DONOR Andrea Garafolo Batista Eric Mundy Victoria Stevens Kathryn Wandling

Donors: 4 Total Contributed: $910

DONOR Kathleen Egan Bonner

1998

Donors: 6 Total Contributed: $395 WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Jennifer Flood Caldwell Edward DeGiacomo Doreen Mirante DONOR Anonymous Michele Pugliese Marinuzzi Dina Koutroulos Plakas

1999

Donors: 7 Total Contributed: $670 LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY James Nitzkorski WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Robert Breheny Peggy Michlik DONOR Ellen Carlin Donna Hickey Graves Bridget Maybury Christina Wesolek

Donors: 7 Total Contributed: $1,730

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Tina Kaljevic Levaris Marks Timothy Paul

Donors: 5 Total Contributed: $300

2003

DONOR Ssarah McCann Coonley Victoria Ewen Kiely

Donors: 2 Total Contributed: $50 DONOR Estela Morel Robert Unger

2001

Donors: 4 Total Contributed: $560

Class of 1994

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Ileana Torres WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Sharon Davy Madeline McGuinness DONOR Alison Blank

28% The Mount had an increase in the average gift per contributor, compared to the national average of 18.1% for the 2013 fiscal year.

Class of 1999

Source: Council for Aid to Education, 2014

28 Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. â&#x20AC; Indicates deceased. *Indicates gifts matched by an employer.

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Annual Fund Contribution TOP REUNION CLASSES IN ANNUAL FUND DOLLARS CONTRIBUTED

TOP NON-REUNION CLASSES IN ANNUAL FUND DOLLARS CONTRIBUTED

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the new, as-yet-unnamed athletic field, gleaming with fresh grass—real grass, not Astroturf—and cooled by breezes that come up off the Hudson River, just to the west. Patrick is convinced that the grass field—a little harder to play on because of its natural qualities—is making better athletes out of the teams that play and practice on it. “It’s definitely an advantage,” he says.

Class of 1974

$28,445

Class of 1948

$81,860

Class of 1969

$19,960

Class of 1975

$37,075

Class of 1949

$18,090

Class of 1976

$30,630

Class of 1959

$8,816

Class of 1972

$30,415

Class of 1964

$8,345

Class of 1963

$29,210

Annual Fund Participation TOP REUNION CLASSES IN ANNUAL FUND PARTICIPATION

TOP NON-REUNION CLASSES IN ANNUAL FUND PARTICIPATION

Class of 1954

55%

Class of 1955

61%

Class of 1964

46%

Class of 1957

47%

Class of 1959

42%

Class of 1952

46%

Class of 1949

42%

Class of 1953

45%

Class of 1969

33%

Class of 1965

44%

When asked how athletics have inspired him to improve his performance, both on and off the field, Patrick recalls his freshman year, when motivation dipped as the team suffered under the weight of numerous losses. “Lacrosse wasn’t taken seriously— by the team or by the students. I saw that was something I could change,” he says. Today he sees the result of that shift—when coaches and players began exercising discipline and positive mentality. The first change he saw was with the student fans, and their enthusiasm for the teams’ renewed vigor: “Students have school pride and team pride now,” he notes. “More students show up at our games, and more are wearing the school name on their jackets and tee-shirts.” He also describes the energy that can be felt, both in the stands and on the field, at that moment during an athletic event when “students and team members from other sports are cheering you on from the stands. You can feel that energy. It boosts the team’s ability—and it can turn a game that you’re losing into a game you can win.” Not bad advice: whatever you put into something that matters—whether it’s commitment, effort, or ability—increases its value. It’s plain to see that what the athletes, coaches, administration, and benefactors have put into the College of Mount Saint Vincent, they are reaping a hundredfold.

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2004-2014

With this report we introduce a new and prestigious society of donors who have graduated in the last decade (2004-2014). We sincerely hope that our newest alumnae/i will experience their G.O.L.D. years as a foundation to happy, successful lives. We gratefully acknowledge the support of our inaugural group of G.O.L.D. members.

2004

Wilma Diaz Nelly Mercedes Christina Mesk Jose Ortiz Georgina Brizuela Segaric Divine Tabios

2005 Class of 2004

2007

Bernadette Amicucci Olubanke Apata Meghan Fitzpatrick Boroden Michael DeNobile

2008

Anthony Tejada

2011 Kathryn Daly Sandra Maldonado Allison Oliver Belinda Owusu

2012

Kimani Carey Kelvin Gentles Arlene Pearson Caitlin Ryan Catherine Schmidt Sternberg

2009

Kathy Collyer Heather Gostomski Lydia Herron Jillian Stark

Barbara Hinton Nilam Joshi Benjamin Lockeretz Ketut Mariyati Leah Munch Deanna Rivera Michael Sin

2006

2010

2013

Erica Donato Alsacia Pacsi

Erica Hall

Amanda Carey

35 DONORS $2,975 Total Contributed:

Class of 2009 30 Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. â&#x20AC; Indicates deceased. *Indicates gifts matched by an employer.

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CENTENNIAL SOCIETY We gratefully acknowledge our Centennial Society donors—alumnae/i and friends of the College who have made long-range or planned gifts to the College. Such gifts include bequests, life insurance, appreciated securities, retirement funds, charitable gift annuities, real estate, and personal property.

Anonymous (17) Patricia Halpin Albo ‘71 and James Albo Mary Millard Alcock ‘38 † Shirley Merrick Ardsley ‘43 † Eileen O’Rourke Armstrong ‘46 † Colette F. Atkins Marion Goepfert Baker ‘34 † Cecilia Favorini Balog ‘66 Barbara A. Battalino ‘66 Luise F. Bethencourt ‘62 Helen Lee Binschoff ‘23 † Jesse Boehret † Evelyn May Brady ‘28 † Frances Conlon Breeding ‘32 † Anna Brennan ‘29 † Mary Zambetti Brimo ‘33 † Elizabeth R. Brown ‘68 Kathleen P. Butler ‘74 Gabrielle Leboeuf Caffee ‘25 † Katherine M. Christie ‘59 Mary Agnes Christie ‘60 Gail Vance Civille ‘65 Anita Clausen ‘32 † Helen Higgins Clausen ‘48 Jane Bianco Clunie ‘74 Anne Comiskey ‘46 † Cristóbal Conde Margaret Mitty Conroy ‘49 † Rita C. Conyers ‘69 Theresa Paterniani Cooper ‘59 Noreen M. Culhane ‘72 Helen Stafford Curry ‘35 Jeanne Van Wyck Curtis ‘42 † Eleanor Daley ‘44 † Fayne McGrath Daniels ‘52 Margaret L. Decker ‘43 †

Mildred Harrington Deevy ‘29 † Rita Delapp ‘44 † Gloria DeMarco ‘48 † Catherine DeRoberts ‘44 † Anarita Welcke Devlin ‘26 † Kathleen Devlin ‘31 † Edith Kearney DeWald ‘33 † Robert Dillon † Marie Diorio ‘56 † Joan E. Donovan ‘48 Kathryn Swintek Dorra ‘74 Andrea C. Drake ‘60 Carol Anne Dupraz ‘61 † Helen Delehanty Dyer ‘28 † Margaret Markey Evans ‘44 † Maureen L. Evans ‘58 Mary Farrell ‘30 † Rita Martin Fass ‘41 † Juliet Ludford Fenlon ‘27 † Isabel Ferrara ‘49 † Rita Nowicki Fish ‘42 † Eleanor Fitzgerald † Helen Desmond Fitzpatrick ‘33 † James Fitzpatrick † Ethel Flanagan † Charles L. Flynn, Jr. Dorothy Flynn ‘36 † Doriana R. Fontanella ‘78 Kathleen Whelan Frame ‘40 † Elena Frevola ‘43 † Marilyn McLaughlin Fulner ‘51 Mary Galligan ‘43 † Margaret Gallon ‘45 † Eleanor Gauthier ‘57 † Lucretia Stamm Gilhooly ‘42 † Jeannine Mally Glazewski ‘72 Ellen Riesz Green ‘69 Richard Guerin †

Dorothy Clark Hald ‘32 † Nancy Haley Sandra Doyle Hamilton ‘59 Adelaide Hannan ‘47 † Marian Francis Harriott ‘49 † Margaret Hart ‘33 † Mary Cahill Heap ‘36 † Barbara Heiden † Linda L. Heimerdinger ‘64 Ann Selinger Henegan ‘49 Marie Herrmann † Mary O’Grady Higgins ‘42 † Gail C. and John V. Horsting Alice Kearney ‘40 † Bernadette Keegan ‘34 † Rita Cogozzo Kelk ‘36 † Josephine Keller ‘40 † Helen Hanrahan Kelly ’45 Mary Turclotte Kelly ‘43 † Marion Kelly ’45 † Joan M. Kennedy ‘48 Rita Kennedy ‘31 † Shirley Pence Kilkenny ‘42 † Joan Evelyn Kinlan ‘65 Eleanor Shoughrue Kling ‘30 † Catherine Forte Lanza ‘69 Nora Maguire Lawlor ‘32 † Leona L. Leo ‘63 Sarah Purcell Leonard ‘24 † Jane Linehan † Patricia Mecking Liptrot ‘52 Mary Liston ‘44 † Mary Anne Grothe Litell ‘68 Georgette Meehan Livingston ‘32 † Rita Long ‘34 † Helen O’Brien Longino ‘40 † Alice J. Longman ‘51 Jean Capestro Loubriel ‘53

Marguerite Lowell ‘48 † Margaret McCloskey Lynch ‘29 † Kathleen Maccio ‘70 † Sheila Gleeson MacDonald ‘39 † Kathryn Callahan Magaziner ‘38 † Josephine Mahon ‘40 † Loretta Arfi Malaspina ‘63 Michelle A. Mally ‘70 Mary Beth Malone ‘75 Elizabeth Maloney ‘35 † Dorothy Niewenhous Marsh ‘39 † Elizabeth McCloskey ‘34 † Marie Marshall McConnell ‘33 † Agnes Schindler McGarrity ‘30 † Ann Marie McGoldrick † Bernadette McKay † Helen McLaughlin Virginia Duffy McNamara ‘36 † Bernardine McNeany ‘38 † Muriel McNevins ‘33 † Dorothy Mullins Meyer ‘57 Victoria Lickers Mitchell ‘77 Virginia Connolly Mitty ‘26 † Marilyn J. Molter ‘66 Donna M. Murphy ‘57 Vivian Hunter Nelson ‘40 † Beatrice O’Brien ‘33 † Mary Brady O’Brien ‘33 † Sheila O’Brien ‘39 † Eleanor O’Connell ‘37 † Claire Sullivan O’Keeffe ‘25 † Margaret O’Neill ‘27 † Margaret Dooley O’Neill ‘29 † Theresa O’Neill ‘29 † Geraldine Motta Oxley ‘51 † Barbara A. Patocka ‘68 Helen Peixotto ‘34 † Dahlia Napolitano Penachio ‘58

Otillia Cancellieri Porcell ‘33 † Jane Tully Porter ‘43 Virginia Curran Rederer ‘55 Anna Murphy Reid ‘28 † Anne O’Rourke Reid ‘32 † Catherine Reid ‘48 † Patricia O’Malley Reilly ‘59 † Catherine Harrington Ripple ‘32 † Elizabeth Jane Rock ‘46 Charlotte Aufenanger Ryan ‘45 † Kathryn Glennon Ryan ‘51 June Elaine Saal ‘46 Valerie C. Scanlon ‘68 Louis Schimoler † Gertrude Angela Schlachter ‘35 Susana Simpson † Rita Smyth ‘33 † Mary Brennan Speicher ‘30 † Kathryn Shaker Sperrazzo ‘48 Mary Stapleton ‘26 † Agnes Seifert Steinberg ‘23 † Anne Dolan Suplee ‘38 † Barbara Theobald ‘45 † Marie D. Thomas ‘75 Eileen Tobin ‘39 † Jeanne Havender Tobin ‘54 Gertrude Ryan Tyrrell ‘32 † Antoinette Smith Walker ‘37 † Catherine Walsh ‘43 † Elizabeth Fay Walsh ‘43 † Joan Klintworth Walsh ‘49 Mary O’Dare Walsh ‘47 † Anna Weber ‘34 † Edna Fitzgerald Weigandt ‘37 † Teresa Wright ‘63 † Joanne Marona Wuest ‘51 Geraldine E. Young †

annual report 2013-2014 This information reflects our records as of October 15, 2014

Centennial Society Spotlight The Centennial Society was established in 2012 to recognize alumnae/i and friends who have demonstrated the commitment and foresight to name the College as a beneficiary of a planned gift. Throughout the Mount’s history planned gifts have helped the College make significant gains—strengthening the endowment, funding scholarships, and enhancing academic programs. In recent years, more than 190 individuals have joined the ranks of the Centennial Society, whose ongoing purpose is to acknowledge planned gifts and to ensure that the College has the means to offer a consistently exceptional liberal arts education well into the future. Each has a story to tell; here we share just two of them.

DONNA MURPHY

Class of 1957 Donna Marie Murphy was a shy, book-loving teenager from Westfield, New Jersey, when she came to the College of Mount Saint Vincent in the fall of 1953. A would-be writer, she decided to major in English, although her practical father insisted she minor in Commerce—now Business. She had never wanted to be a teacher, but during her sophomore year she avidly listened as an assembly speaker spoke to the students about the field teaching. “Something clicked,” she says. “I went right down to the registrar and changed my minor to education.” She is now in her 45th year as an educator. Since 1992 she has taught at Francis Xavier Warde School, a progressive Catholic elementary school in Chicago, where she now lives. She retired from classroom teaching and is now a tutor in the resource room that she established there. “I have a masters in reading and learning disabilities, so they put me to work with children who have difficulties in math or reading.” She still works three days a week and is part of the resource team of six. “This is my 23rd year at FXW and I love it! Our philosophy is to replicate the diversity of the Chicago population— culturally, religiously, and socio-economically. I truly began to appreciate broad-spectrum diversity at this job. It’s the real world, and a spark of God is in everyone!” she says. About a dozen years ago, when drafting her will, Donna knew she wanted to remember the Mount. “I can still recall the anxiety of the first days, and the tears at graduation. It was an important part of my life, and I’d like others to have the same opportunities.” She has high praise for President Charles 32

L. Flynn, Jr., whose competence and passion make her feel assured that her investment in the College’s future will reap great benefits. “I’m really impressed by the wonderful travel opportunities and internships open to Mount students. Under Dr. Flynn’s leadership, the Mount has built a community of students and faculty that reflects true diversity. I continue to be a donor because of that diversity in population and programs. It was not that way when I was a student, because we knew no other way. We were all young Catholic schoolgirls, but that’s not the world. We’re all in this together.” Asked to name a few choice memories, she is quick to reply. “I will always remember my wonderful classmates, and our silly pranks. There was a statue of Louise de Marillac that would disappear now and then, only to be discovered under the covers in someone’s bed.” She also remembers being pushed to expand her horizons. “I was asked to take on certain challenges that I never would have done of my own volition, like chairing the Junior-Senior Luncheon college of mount saint vincent

BARBARA PATOCKA

Class of 1968 Mount supporters often speak about the assistance they received during their years on the Riverdale campus, and express their hopes for the same support being available for future generations of students. For one such alumna, her generosity seems only fair—a self-proclaimed obligation to share with others what she has been so generously given. Barbara Patocka ’68 earned her degree with the support of other benefactors who gave generously to the Mount to help students in need. Now she is in a position to do the same for the next generation of students.

and becoming editor of the yearbook. These challenges were so beneficial to me and improved my confidence and ability.” Asked to reveal her hopes for future generations of Mount students, Donna answers thoughtfully. “The motto of the College was, and still is, ‘Teach me goodness and discipline and knowledge.’ I hope future generations will take this to heart. Keeping an open mind is a lifelong journey. It’s not complete when you leave.” As editor in chief of the 1957 yearbook, The Parapet, it was Donna Murphy’s task to include a parting message to the graduates. She asked her dear friend and fellow yearbook literary editor, Kathleen Barry, to pen some words for Mount graduates to live by. Kathleen obliged with the following:

“We have tried to unlock as many doors as possible. We have been guided, directed, stimulated toward our destination… The skills, the knowledge, the experience we have acquired must last… We have the keys to a truly complete life. We hold them firmly. The doors to the future are before us. Our

prayer is that we turn the keys.”

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As one of the inaugural members of the Centennial Society, Barbara has joined many other generous donors in making a commitment to planned giving that will sustain the College and future students beyond her lifetime. She recently visited the campus, where she took time to reflect on her time at the Mount, and what it means to be able to give back. As a first-generation student from a family that often struggled to make ends meet, Barbara received a full scholarship to attend the College of Mount Saint Vincent as a freshman. The responsibility weighed heavily on her. “I was terrified. I was scared I would not do well enough to keep my scholarship. But it didn’t take long for me to undergo a transformation—instead of feeling that I was being tested and threatened, I began feeling that I was supported, and that those around me truly wanted me to succeed,” she says. “That support was key during my time at the College and has continued throughout my lifetime.” Barbara’s experience was fundamental to her success, and even helped ease her transition when she decided to change her major. Like many undergraduate students who find it difficult to decide on a major when entering college, Barbara began her studies as a pre-med student, but soon felt the pull of other interests. In her words, she benefited from “very good relationships with faculty members who were a positive influence,” and she decided to change her major to one that matched her vision of the future—literature studies, which culminated in her B.A. in English. There was still more change in store for Barbara Patocka. After graduation, she pursued graduate studies in English literature. Again, her widening interests led continued on page 44

CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS Gifts from corporations, foundations, trusts, and other organizations enable the College of Mount Saint Vincent to continue its mission to provide an exceptional, high quality education. We are indeed grateful for their generosity. The following list includes organizations that made a direct gift to the Mount or matched contributions from alumni supporters.

Anonymous (2) A M Exclusive Business Machines, Inc. A Nurturing Start Above Par Landscape LLC Ace Rental Corporation AET Inc. Limited Amalgamated Life Insurance Company Amspec LLC Assured Guaranty, Ltd. Ayco Charitable Foundation Bank of America Merrill Lynch J. Philip Bender and Associates Bressler, Amery & Ross, PC Brogan & Gray, PC, L.L.O Chartwells Food Service Chevron Chris Mazzei Services LLC Commercial Kitchens, Inc. Francis J. Connor Charitable Lead Conserv Construction, Inc. Construction Technology Corporation Corporate Synergies Group D.H.I. Construction Services, Inc. Dassa Orthopedic Medical Services, PC DeNunzio Foundation Robert and Joan M. Dircks Foundation, Inc. DJJ Technologies

Doty Family Foundation EIHAB Human Services ELS Language Centers Environetics Group Architects PC Foley Family Charitable Foundation Future Leadership Foundation, Inc. General Maritme Corporation Peter Gisolfi Associates Grant Thornton LLP Bob Hannan Agency, Inc. Hebrew Home for the Aged Hechler Photo Henegan Construction Hudson Valley Bank Install It, Inc. InterCity Agency, Inc. Interior Foliage Design, Inc. Irving Oil, Ltd. James G. Houlihan Family Partnership Jaral Properties Jonathan Couture S. Klahr, Inc. Konica Minolta Business Solutions USA, Inc. Langan Engineering Let’s Dance Music, Inc. Lippolis Electric, Inc. Loop LLC

34 Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. †Indicates deceased. *Indicates gifts matched by an employer.

Lorrie Browne Interiors, Inc. Marathon Petroleum Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation McAllister and Quinn, LLC McQuilling Parners, Inc. Mesirow Financial Consulting, LLC Moran Shipping Agencies Motiva Enterprises Mutual of America New Hyde Park Funeral Home Inc. New Jersey Pediatric Neurosurgical Associates New Jersey Resources Norton Lilly International OLA Consulting Engineers, PC PBF Energy Phillips 66 The Pierre, A Taj Hotel Poten & Partners, Inc. Primerica Financial Services Quality Building Services Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc. Riverdale-on-Hudson Funeral Home, Inc. Rose Press, Inc. The Louis and Rachel Rudin Foundation, Inc. Saint Joseph’s Medical Center The Santa Maria Foundation

Sarita Kenedy East Foundation Inc. Saudi Petroleum International, Inc. Irwin S. Scherzer Foundation Seitz Family Partnership Sensory Spectrum, Inc. SGS North America, Inc. The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP & Affiliates Smoke Rise Riding Club, Inc. Spark451 Inc. Stamats Communications, Inc. Supertrans, NY Inc. Synergistic Marketing LLC Taconic Heating & Cooling, Corp. TD Bank Total Event Worldwide Transportation Corp. Tyrone Service UGL Unicco Valero Energy Wealth Management Consultants (NJ), LLC White & Case LLP Arthur Williams Residuary Trust Workers United

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MATCHING GIFTS By mirroring the generosity of their employees, matching gift companies increase the impact of higher education gifts made by alumnae/i and friends. Our thanks to the following companies that made matching funds available, and to the alumnae/i and friends (noted with an asterisk throughout the report) who made them possible.

3M Ace Ina Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. American International Group, Inc. Ameriprise Financial, Inc. Assurant, Inc AT&T Bank of America Corp. The Bank of New York Foundation Bank of New York Mellon Corporation C.P. Kelco The Annie E Casey Foundation The Chubb Corporation CIT Group, Inc. Colgate-Palmolive Company

Con Edison The Delta Air Lines Foundation Dow Jones & Company El Paso Corporate Foundation Emigrant Savings Bank EXSIF Worldwide, Inc. ExxonMobil Foundation Fidelity Investments Ford Motor Company General Electric Company Goldman Sachs & Co. Graham Holdings The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America Hercules Incorporated

HSBC - North America IBM Corporation ING Foundation J. M. Huber J. P. Morgan Chase & Co. Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Key Bank Lincoln Financial Group Lockheed Martin Corporation Macy’s Foundation Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. MetLife Foundation Mutual of America

New York Life Insurance Company New York Stock Exchange, Inc. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company Novartis US Foundation NYSE Euronext Foundation PepsiCo Pfizer Foundation Pharmacia Foundation The Prudential Insurance Company of America PSEG The Rockefeller Foundation Security Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York

Security-Connecticut Life Insurance Company Sensory Spectrum, Inc. Shell Oil Company State Farm Insurance Companies Steelcase Foundation UBS Financial Services, Inc. Verizon Foundation Walt Disney Company

SISTERS OF CHARITY More than 160 years ago, the Sisters of Charity founded the College of Mount Saint Vincent to provide excellent liberal education in the Catholic tradition, preparing students for lives of professional accomplishment and service. With great pride, we strive to fulfill this mission. In the tradition of the Sisters of Charity, we ask everyone who works at the College to be committed to this fundamental purpose: to educate the whole person, to take part in a lively conversation with religious faith, and to engender a dedication to service. Many Sisters of Charity continue to serve the College actively today. Listed here are Sisters who, during the past year, have lent their talent, wisdom, and spirit in a variety of capacities to work on behalf of the College. They serve in many areas: as trustees, professors, administrators, in campus ministry, advancement and institutional research, and as volunteers in numerous areas and in numerous ways. With immense gratitude, we acknowledge and celebrate their ongoing dedication and commitment to the College. annual report 2013-2014

Sr. Regina Bechtle Sr. Mary Ellen Blumlein ’75 Sr. Anne Denise Brennan ’69 Sr. Constance Brennan Sr. Theresa Capria ’54 Sr. Trude Collins ’59 † Sr. Mary Ann Daly Sr. Carol DeAngelo ’69 Sr. Margaret Dennehy Sr. Mary Donagher ’57 Sr. Margaret Donegan ’57 Sr. Margaret Egan ’64 Sr. Eileen Fagan ’70 Sr. Carol M. Finegan ’69

Sr. Jean Flannelly ’61 Sr. Rose Frederick ’57 Sr. Mary Ann Garisto ’53 Sr. Cecilia Harriendorf Sr. Karen Helfenstein Sr. Marie Paula Holdman Sr. Jane Iannucelli ’65 Sr. Maria Iglesias ’71 Sr. Ann Marie Lafferty ’62 Sr. Mary McCormick ’65 Sr. Helen McGovern ’65 Sr. Mary Ellen McGovern Sr. Patricia McGowan ’66 Sr. Mary Lou McGrath

Sr. Dorothy Metz ’64 Sr. Patricia Morgan Sr. Patricia M. Noone Sr. Patricia O’Brien Sr. Maria Louis Octavio ’64 Sr. Joy Pelegrino Sr. Charlotte Raftery Sr. Dominica Rocchio Sr. Barbara Srozenski ’60 Sr. Kathleen Theresa Sullivan ’63 Sr. Kathleen M. Tracey ’48 Sr. Elizabeth Vermaelen ’60 Sr. Helen Wade ’62 Sr. Mary Edward Zipf ’62 35

FRIENDS The Mount is grateful to its many friends who are moved to contribute to show their admiration for what we do, to commemorate an event or cause, or to celebrate the achievements of an individual.

Anonymous (3) Leo Alves Elliott R. Alwais Jane M. Alwais Linda L. Anstendig Alcides Aquino Arlene August Thomas M. and Kathleen Baldwin L. Dean and Karen M. Barnard Anthony and Gloria Barone Selena Barron Noel Beasley Evelyn Beckerle David Bellman Gregory and Diann Bergt Dayra Bernal Stephen Bethke David and Margaret Biddiscombe John A. Biddiscombe Sean and Gloria Biddiscombe Anna Marie Boatwright Terence and Irene Bond Sister Margaret Boyle Kathryn M. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Broderick Eleanor Brome Raymond and Betty Buel William and Carol Burbes Maryann Caggiano Christopher Caicedo Gary Calnek Ellen P. Camerieri Dolores Cantrell Alice Cardello Marlene Cartaina Christine Castaneda Ahmet Celaj Burim Celaj

Doug Celaj Hazir Celaj C. Edward Chaplin and Karen Chaplin Albert and Susan Charboneau Roberta Cione Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Coakley Mary Colasante Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Collins Patricia and John Collins Thomas Confrey Father John Andrew Connell Sister Mary Conway Rosina Cotruzzola Margaret and Vincent Coulter* Renold Damiani Scott Davis Albert R. Dawson Jude De Los Reyes Anthony and Susan De Paula Mary Ann DeAngelis Janet M. DeCola Frank and Theresa DeFranco Peter D. DeNunzio Edward Derouin Mildred P. DeWitt Margaret Deyongh Alice Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Diorio Jane and Peter Dixon Jennifer Dolan-Waldman Ramon and Haydee Dominguez Mary Anne Donohue Sister Theresa Doran Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Dos Santos Vincent Dougherty Paul R. Douillard John B. Driscoll Edward and Jean Duffy

36 Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. â&#x20AC; Indicates deceased. *Indicates gifts matched by an employer.

George A. Dunn Lynn A. Eismont Winston Ensuncho Rich and Fran Ericsson Harry and Margaret Ernenwein Florence Evers John and Angela Fedullo Loretta Finck Joan Fishlinger Charles and Winifred Flynn Deirdre T. Flynn John Foley William D. Fowler Joan P. Fraser Franco Gallo Dolores Hartman Geisler Robert Genalo Pat Gericke Wilma Gitchel Mary J. Giuffra and Robert Giuffra Thomas Glick Barbara L. Gochman Alka and Frank Gomoka Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gomoka Christopher N. Gomoka Marianne and Walter Gomoka Patrick Gomoka Kenneth and Dr. Terry D. Gottlieb Michael Gottsegen Margaret F. Grace â&#x20AC; Raymond Graglia Katie Gray Cristina Guerra Michael and Mary Guidone Pamela and Timothy Gulla Nancy Haley Colleen Hardies-Medwid Elaine Hartel

Jeanette Havens John and Cynthia Hellwig Olga Henkel Richard and Eileen Henning Glen and Dorrett Henry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henschel Harry C. Hicks John M. and Suzanne M. Higgins Corinne Holloway Chip and Ann Marie Hough Ronald Ippolito Shantal Jackson Elaine Jacobson Bernadette and William Jaros Joy Jasper Christina Johnson Diane Jones Mike Kalin Thomas Keily Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kennedy Russell and Catherine Kennedy, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Kennedy, Jr. Robert Kent Christopher Kinney James Kirby John Kirrane Ronald and Myrtle Klein Roseanne Klein Diona Koerner Diana and Steven Komito Matthew and Rebecca Kopcienski William and Eileen Krahe Day and Diane Kreuzburg Francis and Margaret Krivda Donald and Meredith Kruml Susan R. Lambert Margaret LaScala Barbara A. Lehman

Ellen Lehrer Edward A. Lesser Robert and Margaret Levey Robert Levine Evelyn-Marie Lim Doris B. Lowenfels Zoe Macaulay Kathleen Mallinger Mr. and Mrs. Martin Malloy, III David and Linda Marston Mary Beth Martin Pablo Martinez Patricia Martuccio Jean McCurry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. McGovern Michael J. McGovern Rovenia McGowan Kathleen McHugh, S.C. Marie T. McKellar Carol McKnight Marion McLeod Carol McMillan Thomas A. McSweeny* Richard Micallef and Kim Micallef Laura Milone Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mimnaugh Peter and Mary Mimnaugh Marco and Maria Minasso Daniel and Nora Miranda Joan S. Monk William and Mary Moore Daniel Morey, O.F.M. Ruby E. Morgan Laura Morrison Linda Motelson Patricia Mulryan, S.C. Dororthy and Gregory Negron Pamela Newsome

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Linda Pacheco Nieves Fitore Novaj Zada and Shefket Novaj Nancy W. O’Hare Eileen H. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Oliver Theresa and James Oliver Thomas Oliver Mary Kay Olson Stephen Orthwein Andres Ortiz Marygina Ortiz Janie O’Toole Elizabeth Overbay* Delilah and Vincent Palmieri Juan Parra Evelyn Partalis Jane Pendergast Carlos Perdomo Donald and Roberta Peters

Daphne Philipson Marjorie Phillips Joseph Polizzotto Dalvanie Powell-Filmore Stephen Pullum Varalakshmi Ramamoorthy Mario Ramirez Chigurupati Swarupa Rani William and Jennie Rannacher Christa H. and John J. Reddy, Jr. Josephine Regina David and Marie Reilly Marion Reinhard Judy Renna Dennis and Susan Riekenberg John F. Ritchotte Brendan Roberts Lenor M. Robinson Robert and Jean Roy Nancy Ruffner

Sam and Cheryl Sallo Albert Salvatico Barbara Sarver Marilee Scheuneman Ilse Schrynemakers Isabel Schulze Ann M. Schumacher Bernice Schwartz Philip Sciame Kathryn D. Semenza Beth and Thomas Sennett Joseph and Judith Sgammato Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Sgammato William and Lisa Sgammato Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Sharpe, Sr. Anna M. Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sinaly Frances Sjovall James Slocum Barbara S. Smith

John and Grace Smoak Joan F. Smyth Thomas and Gloria Sommerville Reynaldo Soroa Charles Stark* William and Nancy Stark Robert and Melissa Steinberg Richard Stover Betty Ann Stratton Tom and Bette Sturges, II David and Eileen Sullivan Mary Sweeney-Weinstein Jean M. Swintek Constance Tejada Robyn Terrill Rosemary and James Tobin Ann Toffel Nancy Totino Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trzeszkowski Alyssa Trzeszkowski-Giese

Joann Venturini Doris Viegas Mario and Bernadette Vincenzino Raymond Walker Catherine A. Walsh Brien Welch Patricia Welch Karen Wellington Roli Garg Wendorf Mary Wolfe Thomas and Pamela Workman John and Sharon Wu Michael and Diane Yanniello Phyllis Dahl Zekauskas James Zorlas William and Diana Zuckert

TRUSTEES, FACULTY, ADMINISTRATORS, and STAFF Those who participate in the everyday work and governance of the Mount give of themselves on a daily basis—and yet these loyal supporters gave monetary gifts during 2013-2014 as well. Anonymous (4) Stefano H. Acunto Ryan Anderson Colette Atkins Nina Aversano Rosemary T. Berkery ’75 Kathleen Egan Bonner ’97 John Butler James J. Campbell Vita A. Cassese ’70 Gail Vance Civille ’65 Cristóbal Conde Noreen M. Culhane ’72 Dianna C. Dale Kathryn Daly ’11

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Kevin DeGroat Jean Ames DeNunzio ’55 Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki ’80 Edmund C. Duffy Maria L. Ellis William J. Fishlinger Vincent M. Fitzgerald Charles L. Flynn, Jr. Patrick P. Grace Patricia Grove ’74 Steven Hayes Maureen A. Henegan ’78 Marie Paula Holdman, S.C. Debbie Hoyle Donna Jacklosky

Robert Jacklosky Rajkumar Kempaiah Kathleen Armour Knowles ’48 Ann Marie Lafferty ’62, S.C. Guy Lometti Mary Beth Malone ’75 Stephen A. Manzi Catherine T. Marshall Eileen McCabe ’00 Madeline McGuinness ’01 Madeleine Melkonian Edward Meyer Joseph Molinatti ’83 Theresa Montemayor Paul W. Mourning

Leah Munch ’12 Ketwalee P. Murphy John W. Neary Michelle Noe Deryck A. Palmer Myrna Phillips Teresita Ramirez Daniel T. Regan Ana Ribeiro Titos Ritsatos Howard G. Seitz Matthew Shields Michael Sin ’12 Joan M. Squires ’73 Sarah Stevenson

Terence L. Tenny Vanessa Torres Kathleen Tracey ’48, S.C. Jane Von Hagen David J. Walsh Joan Dircks Walsh ’81 Christina Wesolek ’99 Susan Leonard Whitney ’72 W. Adam Wichern, III Jackie Williams Vaughn C. Williams Kristin Trahan Winford Patricia A. Yeager Mary Edward Zipf ’62, S.C. Edward F. Zukowski 37

FUNDRAISING VOLUNTEERS The Mount is blessed with many volunteers whose enthusiastic participation in fundraising campaigns throughout the year makes so many things possible. Their cheerful willingness to work for the common good has earned our deep appreciation.

Margaret Mary Bambury ‘57 Mary Frances Barrett ‘70 Mark Anthony Basa ‘08 Doreen Donohue Berlesky ‘84 Luise Bethencourt ‘62 Patricia Blake ‘78 Anne Blanchard ‘05 Michelle Bonsignore-Dell’Orto ‘90 Kristen Borreggine ‘01 Karen Vicino Bourgeois ‘94 Christine Brady ‘03 Rosemary Mullen Brennan ‘63 Nancy Deluise Brill ‘67 Margaret Farrelly Broderick ‘74 Lorraine Brue ‘73 Cheryle Sloane Calandra ‘97 Alice Donahue Callahan ‘48 Danielle Defalco Camacho ‘94 Gay Vogel Campisi ‘85 Mary Jane Rearick Cappell ‘68 Helen Blackman Carr ‘42 Antonio Centeno, Jr. ‘00 Virginia Ferrerio Cerussi ‘62 Virginia Defeis Chase ‘73 Colleen Welch Citarella ‘46 Gail Vance Civille ‘65 Barbara Leidinger Clark ‘54 Marian Schleindl Clark ‘52 Eugenia Brady Coffey ‘60 A. Joan Taylor Connor ‘54 Margaret Crinigan Connors ‘74 Marie Mitchell Considine ‘90 Maureen Garry Coogan ‘87 Anita Corlette ‘01 Johanna Muccigrosso Corso ‘63 Mary Fleming Courtney ‘72 Marion Desalvo Cuff ‘64

Barbara Acerno Debold ‘80 Rita Defrange ‘87 Virginia Decoste Delaney ‘41 Rita Dempsey Dieck ‘55 Virginia Stiles Donohue ‘59 Maureen Debold Donovan ‘83 Deirdre Donovan ‘03 Kathleen Kelly Dorrian ‘87 Kathleen Lawrence Duffy ‘73 Julia Dunne ‘48 Christine Early ‘92 Elizabeth Eggland ‘01 Margaret Barrett Fallon ‘98 Grace Donovan Feighery ‘75 Christopher Flores ‘11 Joan Finneran Foley ‘70 Patricia Mullaney France ‘68 M. Irene Fugazy ‘39 Julianne Contreras Fuoco ‘99 Theresa Strelec Gallagher ‘65 Eileen Sullivan Gallagher ‘58 Kerry McGuinness Garrett ‘90 Veronica Garvey ‘43 Margaret Tortorelli Giacoponello ‘68 Mary Kane Gill ‘81 Jeannine Mally Glazewski ‘72 Patricia Schrade Gonda ‘67 Catherine Goosmann ‘71 Heather Gostomski ‘09 Donna Hickey Graves ‘99 Ellen Riesz Green ‘69 Mary Gregory ‘87 Angela Lijoi Gunn ‘81 Mary Hillebrecht Guyett ‘83 Evelyn Sobierajski Hardtman ‘67 Joan Stadelmann Harris ‘63 Beth Gallagher Hegarty ‘86

38 Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. †Indicates deceased. *Indicates gifts matched by an employer.

Dorothy Freed Heiskell ‘59 Maureen A. Henegan ‘78 Caroline Weber Hernandez ‘75 Shakia Herron ‘04 Theresa Gomez Higgins ‘52 Barbara Hinton ‘12 Winifred Bate Hughes ‘57 Hazel Jefferson Hunt ‘94 Kathleen Doyle Hunt ‘74 Marie Iadavaia ‘69 Catherine Ingram ‘87 Akim Jones ‘00 Kathleen Dreyer Joyce ‘67 Elizabeth Dollard Kayaian ‘96 Phyllis Distasi Keenan ‘63 Diane Nicholson Keenan ‘53 Helen Hanrahan Kelly ‘45 Kathleen Petrie Kelly ‘93 Catherine Welch Kennedy ‘60 Catherine Neforos Kenny ‘79 Arlene Ketchum ‘66 Mary Jane Faherty Kidd ‘61 Patricia Kiernan ‘44 Eileen Ceriello Labiak ‘83 Doris Laffan ‘47 Virginia Lambert ‘66 Kaitlyn Libraro ‘12 Judith Jones Lindner ‘81 Eileen Lissmann ‘69 Jenny Liu ‘11 Marian Spinelli Lombardi ‘60 Monique Lopez ‘06 C. Helen Lovell ‘55 Mary Capozzi Lundgren ‘83 Dorothy Lupo ‘49 Michelle Mally ‘70 Elinor Piro Mango ‘52

Ellen Conniff Marment ‘88 Kathryn Martin ‘43 Tiffany Mesk Mattson ‘08 Carol Merritt McCaffrey ‘66 Karen Kopera McCall ‘74 Julie Gaynor McCarthy ‘67 Mary Skelly McDonagh ‘85 Mary Finneran McDonough ‘67 Elizabeth McGann ‘03 Mary Mullins McNamara ‘60 Kathleen McPhillips ‘03 Rose Kelly McTague ‘68 Patricia Zurey Mercadante ‘63 Christina Mesk ‘04 Mary Molloy ‘77 Priscilla Flores Moronta ‘00 Mary Donlon Morrison ‘44 Regina Scheer Mreczko ‘78 Patricia Mullahy ‘77 Helen Romano Mulligan ‘57 Eric Mundy ‘02 Rosemarie Naimo ‘53 Virginia Tilch Nasser ‘67 Annette Netburn ‘01 Elizabeth Nolan ‘98 James O’Connell ‘08 Brianne O’Connor ‘87 Theresa O’Hagan ‘96 K. Taylor O’Neill ‘38 Virginia Kuper Passarelli ‘77 Kathleen Timothy Pastina ‘82 Kathleen Tuzzeo Pfeiffer ‘64 Ann Pfund ‘88 Maria De Sanctis Pietrosanti ‘75 Michelle Shamoun Polityka ‘65 Anne Osso Porco ‘73 Suzanne Yordan Potoma ‘76

Kathleen Gallagher Prainito ‘91 Diane Price ‘04 Michael Quinn ‘11 Deanna Rivera ‘12 Elizabeth Jane Rock ‘46 Ana Rodriguez ‘05 Kyria Rousseau ‘08 Barbara Dore Russell ‘70 Veronica Lynch Ryan ‘56 Caitlin Ryan ‘05 Maureen Kirby Sanders ‘65 Priscilla Lamb Sassi ‘54 Gertrude Schlachter ‘35 Georgina Segaric ‘04 Suzanne Formont Shareef ‘87 Scott Siegel ‘08 Mary Hoey Silvestri ‘81 Michael Sin ‘12 Eileen Spear ‘90 Kathryn Shaker Sperrazzo ‘48 Marie Gerne Stanton ‘57 Mary Romanelli States ‘96 Kathryn Swintek ‘74 Elaine Ruege Textor ‘81 Coleia Thomas ‘06 Barbara Towles Masterson ‘87 Kathleen Tracey ‘48, S.C. Margaret Magdalenski Tringali ‘71 Miriam Smith Vagt ‘50 Louise Pasquantonio Viaggio ‘51 Helen Synan Walsh ‘78 David Whoie ‘02 Jessica Williams ‘13 Katie Willis ‘11 Jean Connelly Windels ‘80 Vera Endres Zapata ‘74

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GIFTS in HONOR In Honor of Carol Anne Barnes ’64, S.C. Patricia A. Cekoric In Honor of Christina Barone Laura M. Milone In Honor of the Class of 1941 Bobette Watson In Honor of the Class of 1947 Doris M. Laffan In Honor of the Class of 1948 Eila M. Powers In Honor of the 65th Anniversary of the Class of 1949 Ann Hassett In Honor of the Class of 1950 Miriam E. Vagt In Honor of the Class of 1952 Rosalie Steiner In Honor of the Class of 1959 Eileen M. Phelps In Honor of the Class of 1961 Barbara Horgan In Honor of the Class of 1964 Annette T. Volino In Honor of the Class of 1969 Claire-Anne Gray Pfizer Foundation Mary Beth Woods In Honor of the Class of 1974 Denise Olszewski Kathryn Remsen Josephine M. Serafin In Honor of Barbara Smith Conner ’89 Joan F. Smyth

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In Honor of Casey Cuccio Rich and Fran Ericsson

In Honor of Elizabeth Mary O’Connor, S.C. Mary M. O’Connor

In Honor of Noreen M. Culhane ‘72 Patricia A. Gutter

In Honor of Mary Ellen McGowan Overbay Elizabeth Overbay

In Honor of Edmund C. Duffy Cornelia Duffy

In Honor of Erlinda Millonado Reyes ’55 Evelyn-Marie Lim

In Honor of Margaret Egan ’64, S.C. Mary D. Hudson

In Honor of Elizabeth Dwyer Ryan ’51 Joanne M. Wuest

In Honor of Carol Finegan ‘69, S.C. on her 50th anniversary as a Sister of Charity Donna M. Finegan

In Honor of Michael Sin ’12 Leah Munch

In Honor of Kelly Fraser Diane Jones In Honor of Reenie Garbo ’67 Jo-Ann Langseth In Honor of Grace Henke, S.C. Jean M. Anthony In Honor of Helen Hudedc Rosemary Tobin In Honor of Helen Hanrahan Kelly ’45 Christine Castaneda In Honor of Margaret C. Kelly ‘68, S.C. Mary Courtney In Honor of Jeanine Marzi Jane Clunie In Honor of Mary Alice Beckerle Mascola ’49 Evelyn M. Beckerle In Honor of Maryellen Mathews ’70 Thomas A. McSweeny Shell Oil Company

In Honor of Alondra Soroa Reynaldo L. Soroa In Honor of Eugenia W. Stevenson Gwendolyn E. Thiam In Honor of Jean M. Swintek Kathryn B. Swintek In Honor of Marilyn Henderson Timothy NYSE Euronext Foundation Kathleen A. Pastina In Honor of Kathleen M. Tracey ’48, S.C. Uta Gore Angela M. Gunn Joan E. Kinlan Mary Beth Woods In Honor of Susan L. Whitney ‘72 Mary Courtney In Honor of Monica Reddy Wood ‘76 Christa H. and John J. Reddy, Jr. In Honor of Anthony Woods Pamela Newsome

In Honor of Mary Judith Murphy Kathleen Mallinger

In Honor of Edna B. Wordsworth Gwendolyn E. Thiam

In Honor of Yvonne E. S. Musingwzi Gwendolyn E. Thiam

In Honor of Mary Edward Zipf ‘62, S.C. Angela M. Gunn

In Honor of Pat Noone ’60, S.C. Katherine Noone 39

MEMORIAL GIFTS In Memory of Karl Boerner Patricia Boerner In Memory of Margaret Leonard Bonansinga ’35 Margaret M. Maloney In Memory of Sally Brennan Brady ’30 Eugenia E. Coffey In Memory of Monica Adams ’59 Rosemary P. Campbell Elizabeth Freher In Memory of Florencio Alfonso, Jr. Jude A. De Los Reyes In Memory of Maria Rose Pisanelli Alvarez ’50 M. Cristina Alvarez-Cvetanovic In Memory of Corazon Cojuangco Aquino ’53 Natalie Tiernan In Memory of Claude F. Ashton Ann D. Ashton In Memory of Frances Pezzolo Baiardi ’44 Helen Murphy In Memory of Jane Gobel Barnes ’38 Josephine M. Serafin In Memory of Marjorie Tracy Barrett ’36 Mary Frances Barrett In Memory of Sr. Mary David Barry ’37 Teresa P. Cooper In Memory of Alice Vilece Battle ’61 Mary Ellen Golden In Memory of Hope J. Becker ’68 Carol McKnight In Memory of Lucy de Villa Becker ’31 Carol McKnight In Memory of Jesse David Boehret and Diane Dumble Boehret Jesse D. Boehret In Memory of Frank Bisceglia Margaret J. Bisceglia In Memory of Eileen McLoughlin Bodeck ’64 Maureen H. Radl

In Memory of Sister Alethea Brennan Jean M. Swintek In Memory of Jean Bersig Brennan ’66 Mary Ellen Courchene Geraldine Moretti-Altuna In Memory of Sister Mary Alethea Brennan ’30 Marie D. Thomas Tatiana Wicklanzev In Memory of Patricia Horgan Brenner ’51 Elizabeth C. Shea In Memory of Karen Brooks ’71 Lenore E. Maroney In Memory of Paul J. Burke Augusta Burke In Memory of John Joseph Byrne Adele M. Byrne In Memory of Joan O’Toole Campagna Jean A. Wilkes In Memory of Louise Merlino Capabianco Loretta M. Hawkins In Memory of Stephanie Carrington ’59 Sheila Curtis In Memory of Alice Higgins Cassidy ’41 Helen T. Clausen In Memory of Josephine Gatto Cione ’43 Roberta Cione In Memory of Ida O’Grady Clark ’49 Ann Marie Lafferty, S.C. In Memory of Rose Marie Kiernan Clay ’40 Patricia G. Kiernan In Memory of Mary Connelly Claudia M. Cacace

40 Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. †Indicates deceased. *Indicates gifts matched by an employer.

In Memory of Terrence J. Connors Grace Connors Security-Connecticut Life Insurance Company

In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1984 Susan Lehnes

In Memory of Maureen Cavanagh Cosgrove ’83 Marybeth Goldberg

In Memory of Margaret L. Decker ’43 Kathleen O’Neill

In Memory of Anne Courtney ’35, S.C. A. Joan Taylor Connor ’54

In Memory of Umberto De Girolamo Maria DeGirolamo

In Memory of Dorothy McCabe Coyle ’41 Dorothy M. Meighan

In Memory of Rita V. Delapp ’44 Therese B. Mikulka

In Memory of Eileen Barrett Cunningham ’32 Mary Frances Barrett

In Memory of Albert F. DeMarco Mary D. Hudson

In Memory of James and Catherine Daly Winifred E. Harkins

In Memory of Dominic A. DeNapoli Olga Denapoli

In Memory of Mary Nugent Daniels ’66 Geraldine Moretti-Altuna

In Memory of Sister Mary M. Devereux ’46 Dorothy A. Bigley

In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1941 Bobette Watson

In Memory of Marie C. Diorio ’56 Anne C. Doherty Astrid M. O’Brien Mary Rosenthal

In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1949 Claudia Dilorenzo In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1951 Margaret McGovern In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1952 Patricia A. Liptrot In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1953 Patricia Jackson In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1959 Ann M. McKinstry In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1963 Claire M. Lynch In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1966 Marie E. Cotter

In Memory of Kathleen Barrett Diskin ’31 Mary Frances Barrett In Memory of Mary Braun Dolson ’26 Mary E. Seyler In Memory of Catherine Moran Donohue ’40 Catherine D. Hickey In Memory of Sally P. Donovan ’30 Angela M. Donovan In Memory of Ann M. Dorrian ’71 Kathleen Dorrian Margaret Tringali In Memory of Marie and George Doty Doty Family Foundation In Memory of Ellen Dennehy Doyle ’41 Noreen Doyle In Memory of Carol Anne Dupraz ’61 Mary Ellen Golden In Memory of Kelley Crowther Durkee ’84 Marie T. Cantwell

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In Memory of Ethel L. Edery Kathleen R. Anderson

In Memory of Mary and Andrew Geis Ellen Hughes

In Memory of Mary Magdalen Horsting ’59, S.C. Dorothy A. O’Shaughnessy

In Memory of Kathleen Eschmann ’29 Mary Lou Donofrio Josephine A. Eschmann IBM Corporation

In Memory of Bill Geisler Ronald Klein

In Memory of Joan Young Hurley ’48 Alice T. Callahan

In Memory of Margaret Reynolds Gill ’25 Joellen J. Schmidt

In Memory of Patricia Hyland ’52 Mary T. Pinto

In Memory of Marie Loenore Fell ’30, S.C. Kathleen G. Martineau

In Memory of Eileen C. Golden ’32 Mary Ellen Golden

In Memory of Doris C. Ferguson ’48 Virginia M. Giovinco

In Memory of Barbara Fox Golebiewski ’64 Mary Lou Donofrio Linda L. Heimerdinger

In Memory of Beatrice Haffen Havender-Intemann ’21 Jeanne M. Tobin

In Memory of Frances Ferrerio Virginia T. Cerussi In Memory of Cybele Elizabeth Fisher Phyllis B. Fisher In Memory of Anne Griffin Fitzgerald ’58 Eileen T. Farley In Memory of Rita Flynn ’62 Dorothy A. Novak In Memory of Angelo Antonio Fontanella Doriana R. Fontanella In Memory of Giovannina Santoro Fontanella Doriana R. Fontanella In Memory of Loretta Zieman Forgione ‘61 Sharon Duggan In Memory of Ann Palmer Forkin Kay Clarke In Memory of Agnes and Michael Forte Catherine Lanza In Memory of Richard Frohlich Dorothy A. Frohlich In Memory of Miriam Brogan Gallacher ’56 Anne C. Doherty In Memory of Rudy Gambarelli Dolores Geisler Ronald Klein Ellen W. Lehrer In Memory of Maureen Mulholland Garretson ’56 Veronica H. Ryan In Memory of L. Martin Gazik Wilda Gazik

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In Memory of Patricia Gordon Anne G. Gordon In Memory of Mary Alice Grant ’53 Thomas J. Grant In Memory of Lillian and Ambrose Grish Lillian M. Packer In Memory of Joan Guizzetti Robin J. Jeffers In Memory of Virginia Dougherty Hale ’44 Vincent Dougherty In Memory of Dr. James E. Haley Nancy Haley New Jersey Pediatric Neurosurgical Associates

In Memory of Peter Jellet Margaret Jellett In Memory of Mary Gertrude Keckeissen ’30, S.C. Marie D. Stanton In Memory of Adelaide Martin Keetz ’52 Anonymous Joan A. Dickson In Memory of Jane Donovan Keily ’51 Thomas L. Keily In Memory of Maria Kennedy-Freitag ’65 Ann C. Hunt In Memory of Dr. Edward B. Kenny Dorothy A. Kenny In Memory of Mary O’Leary Kerler ’39 Carol M. Kerler

In Memory of Helen Hall ’52 Joan A. Dickson

In Memory of Helen T. O’Connor Kiley ’47 Francis C. Kiley

In Memory of Katherine Lavelle Hamilton ’71 Carol Dechance

In Memory of Marbeth Kimler ’64 Lavonne Pivacek

In Memory of John Hanawalt Mary Flinn

In Memory of Marianne H. Klein ’66 Mary Ellen Courchene Geraldine Moretti - Altuna

In Memory of Marilyn Riccardone Harten ’65 Mary Jane Dooley Ann C. Hunt Teresa A. Melanson In Memory of Rosalie Callahan Hayden ’51 Jean F. Callahan Verizon Foundation

In Memory of Catherine Hennessy Knizak ’51 Elizabeth C. Shea In Memory of Leatrice Grono Kopera ’49 Ida Zucca In Memory of Mary Dempsey Kostiw ’45 Virginia A. Anselmini

In Memory of Christine Kirwin Krackeler ’66 Mary Ellen Courchene Margaret A. Kirwin Annette M. Maiberger Geraldine Moretti-Altuna In Memory of Muriel Maher Lafferty ’64 Margaret M. Adamo In Memory of Jennifer Mary Landers Maureen M. Feeney In Memory of Phyllis Lanes Lane ’56 Colgate-Palmolive Company Mary K. Levy Barbara A. O’Neil Alice C. Von Schaumburg In Memory of Peter Lang Patricia Bilello In Memory of Dick Lehrer Ronald Klein In Memory of Mary Maxwell Lesser ’54 Edward A. Lesser In Memory of Mary O’Neill Letteri ’57 Winifred M. Hughes In Memory of Patricia Scanlan Loomis ’80 Maureen T. Donovan In Memory of Bernadette Sweeney Lynch ’40 Richard and Eileen Henning Beth Sennett In Memory of Marian Josephine Lyons ‘44, S.C. Mary M. Harrigan In Memory of Antoinette Maddalo Theresa A. Blose In Memory of Albert Magnaldi Lucille Magnaldi In Memory of Marie Rutledge Malone ’34 Ann T. Wojcicki In Memory of Ann Leonard Maloney ’38 Margaret M. Maloney

In Memory of Margaret Kelleher Henderson ’47 In Memory of Antonina and Joseph Kowalczyk Mary Gallagher Joan A. Beckworth

Memorial Gifts In Memory of Marine 1st Lt Lawrence J. Boudria Colette Atkins L. Dean and Karen M. Barnard Laurence M. Downes Raymond Graglia John and Cynthia Hellwig Harry C. Hicks Diana Komito Lorrie Browne Interiors, Inc. New Jersey Resources Robert and Jean Roy Smoke Rise Riding Club, Inc. Richard Stover Synergistic Marketing LLC Wealth Management Consultants (NJ), LLC James Zorlas In Memory of George Christopher Maybury Bridget C. Maybury In Memory of Verna Hopper Mays ’64 Mary Lou Donofrio In Memory of Kathryn C. McCaffery Susan K. Haugh In Memory of Sadie McDermott ’25 Sally M. Mannion In Memory of Dorothea McElduff ’47 Doris M. Laffan In Memory of Marie McGann ’29 Marie Reddy In Memory of Mary Quinlan McGuinness ’33 Mary Jane Treftz In Memory of William J. McGuire Rita A. McGuire In Memory of Gil McGurn Leslie A. Hille

In Memory of Anita, Teresa, and Joseph (Sr.) Molinatti Joseph Molinatti In Memory of Genevieve Montgomery ’52 Mary T. Pinto In Memory of Carolyn Cancellieri Moravec ’59 Hercules Incorporated Marilyn R. Keehan In Memory of Humphrey W. Morrison Mary Morrison In Memory of Helen and Barney Mulvey Margaret R. Vasta In Memory of Dr. Arthur Murphy Coralee Johnson In Memory of Margaret Murphy ’74 Teresa K. Gill In Memory of Ursula Henze Murphy ’55 Mary Adele Henze In Memory of Elizabeth Marian Murray, S.C. Margaret McGovern In Memory of James and Elizabeth Murray Elizabeth Kuhn In Memory of Dahlia and Aniello Napolitano Dahlia Penachio In Memory of Patrick Nihill Maureen A. Nihill In Memory of Christine Nolan ’74 Kathleen Drucker In Memory of Sister Noeline Noll Helen McLaughlin In Memory of Catherine A. O’Brien ’42 Irene T. O’Brien

In Memory of Mary McCarthy McLane ’65 Michelle Polityka

In Memory of Cathleen Casey O’Connell ’66 Mary Ellen Courchene Margaret A. Kirwin Annette M. Maiberger Geraldine Moretti - Altuna Regina M. Vassak

In Memory of Sr. Evelyn McLaughlin ’46 Helen McLaughlin

In Memory of John P. O’Connell, Jr. Rita L. O’Connell

In Memory of Joseph Rosaire McKevitt ’55, S.C. Marie D. Thomas

In Memory of Joan P. Michel ’58 Liselott A. Rooney 42 Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014. †Indicates deceased. *Indicates gifts matched by an employer.

In Memory of Sr. Miriam Matthew O’Connell ’40 Mary Courtney Margaret E. Gordon Florence Hess In Memory of Anne Sheridan O’Connor ’59 Carol A. Gilmartin Eileen M. Murphy

In Memory of Ann Reeber Reeves ’45 Christine Van Ullen In Memory of John H. Reid and Mary Burke Reid ’31 Norita Carlson In Memory of Patricia O’Malley Reilly ’59 Winifred M. Hughes

In Memory of Mary Cleary O’Connor ’34 Mary Viola

In Memory of Dorothy Mahoney Reinhardt ’51 Eileen Blessington

In Memory of Bessie M. O’Dea ’33 Maureen M. Feeney

In Memory of Kathleen Lawlor Riconda ’50 Patricia Luongo

In Memory of Mary J. O’ Donnell ’30 Harry and Margaret Ernenwein

In Memory of Maria McCarthy Ringwood ’86 IBM Corporation Valerie A. McCarthy

In Memory of Eugene O’Rourke Kathleen McCue In Memory of Sr. Catherine O’Shaughnessy Dorothy A. O’Shaughnessy In Memory of Geraldine Oxley ’51 Eileen Blessington In Memory of Richard W. Packer Lillian M. Packer In Memory of Marion O’Donnell Pallone ’50 Marjorie A. LoBono In Memory of Richard Palmieri Annette C. Limbeck In Memory of Kathleen Larocca Passera ’62 Dorothy A. Novak In Memory of Dale Sanacore Pellegrino ’74 Kathleen Jacobs In Memory of Charles Poidevin ’94 Alice Cardello In Memory of Aileen Canny Pryde ’41 Joan A. Pryde In Memory of Anne Quilty ’38 Michelle A. Mally In Memory of Harriett and William Quinlan Ann Marinucci In Memory of Genevieve and Walter Range Adele M. Byrne In Memory of Yvonne Raskob Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc.

In Memory of Rowena Arlene Plant Ritchotte ’57 John F. Ritchotte In Memory of Marian S. Rizzuto ’74 Laura A. Watson In Memory of Lenore Lange Robinson ’40 Lenor M. Robinson In Memory of Rosemary Rogers Virginia Flanagan In Memory of Josephine Rea Rosaire ’18, S.C. Marie P. Holdman, S.C. In Memory of Anthony Russo and Marguerite McCabe Russo ’31 Norita Carlson In Memory of Nancy Henry Rybicki ’71 Carol Fischer Claire Whelihan In Memory of Martha L. Sacci ’51 Elizabeth C. Shea In Memory of Carol Cassidy Sausville ’74 Teresa K. Gill In Memory of Mary Eustace and Alfred Schremp Marjorie Gormley In Memory of Joan Murphy Sciame ’72 Christine J. Bagdzinski In Memory of Dr. Arthur Langley Searles Mary Alice Becker

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In Memory of Kimberly Kennedy Sgammato ’94 Lisa Archetti Regina Breslin Frances Broderick William Burbes Kathleen M. Casagrande Elizabeth Catalano Albert C. Charboneau Brendan Collins Patricia Collins John A. Connell Mary Conway Joan M. Coyle Renold P. Damiani Theresa Doran Jordan Dos Santos Duncan Facey Vincent M. Fitzgerald Alka A. Gomoka Brian Gomoka Marianne Gomoka Patrick Gomoka Bernadette M. Jaros John F. Kennedy Russell E. and Catherine A. Kennedy, Sr. Russell E. Kennedy, Jr. William Krahe Judith M. Malloy Helene Mimnaugh Peter Mimnaugh Daniel Morey New Hyde Park Funeral Home Inc. Marie A. Novara Robert W. Oliver Stephen J. Sallah Michael J. Scarola Ilse Schrynemakers Joseph Sgammato Joseph D. Sgammato Rita D. Sgammato Thomas D. Sgammato William D. Sgammato Frances Sjovall John J. Smoak Thomas J. Sommerville Robert E. Steinberg Rosemary Tobin

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In Memory of Rosemary Sullivan ’57 Winifred M. Hughes

In Memory of Gladys Moul Weber ’40 Claudia E. Stennie In Memory of Katherine C. Weber ’39 Eleanor Brome

In Memory of Dr. Arthur Shea Arlene Ketchum

In Memory of Martha Myers Talley ’56 Colgate-Palmolive Company Anne C. Doherty Barbara A. O’Neil Mary Rosenthal

In Memory of Catherine Sherry ’47, S.C. Doris M. Laffan

In Memory of Helen Bialy Tauber ’56 Joan Corbin

In Memory of Ruth E. Simpson Claire T. Cross Elizabeth C. Shea

In Memory of Louise Tavernier ’51 Elizabeth C. Shea

Henry Trzeszkowski Alyssa Trzeszkowski-Giese Jeanette M. Willett In Memory of Theodosia Shamoun ’85 Denise Phalan

In Memory of James Tobin Ellen M. Jackson

In Memory of Geraldine Welch ’52 Gregory and Diann Bergt Brogan & Gray, PC, LLC Edward Duffy Anonymous William D. Fowler Donald and Meredith Kruml David and Linda Marston Marion McLeod Dennis Riekenberg Isabel M. Schulze Brien Welch Patricia Welch

In Memory of Dr. Lisa Toner ’89 Dorothy A. O’Shaughnessy

In Memory of Julia Marie Weser, S.C. Fayne M. Daniels

In Memory of Margaret Lowney Troy ’64 Lavonne Pivacek

In Memory of Marion Whelan Kathleen M. Sancton

In Memory of Robert Sosinski Jean Sosinski

In Memory of Adeline Turkeli ’53 Joan V. Ionata

In Memory of Dottie White ’64 Margaret M. Adamo

In Memory of James Sperrazzo Kathryn Sperrazzo

In Memory of Marilyn Kelly Walsh ’64 Rosemary T. Pisano Lavonne Pivacek

In Memory of John and Margaret Winskus Patricia A. Minichino

In Memory of Nancy Bondarenko Sisca ’56 Joan Corbin In Memory of Elizabeth Sisk ’87 Petrina Palazzo In Memory of Doris Smith ’52, S.C. Marian Clark Judith O’Shea Jane Zimmermann

In Memory of William and Mary Stack Maureen Diffley In Memory of Joan P. Stafford ’56 Mary E. Callan Joan Corbin Anne C. Doherty Gail T. Kelley Rosemary A. Mahoney Georgia A. Strong In Memory of Robert E. Steiner Rosalie Steiner In Memory of Frances Micciche Stergio Blanche Barresi In Memory of Marie Targia Stimpfl ’57 Geraldine Block In Memory of Mary T. Stuart ’59 Marie D. Stanton

In Memory of the Collins and DeGennaro Families Trude Collins

In Memory of Christopher G. Wittreich Mary E. Leuck

Final and Lasting Appreciation We gratefully acknowledge those individuals whose final intentions were fulfilled in 2013-2014 through contributions from their estates. Jesse D. Boehret Evelyn May Brady ’28 Catherine DeRoberts ’44 Mary Turcotte Kelly ’45

Geraldine Motta Oxley ’51 Elizabeth Walsh ’43 Catherine A. Walsh

GOVERNMENT GRANTS and CONTRACTS NEW SUPPORT IN 2013-2014 The College has been awarded a five-year Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship program grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF). Under the direction of a team led by Mary Ellen Sullivan, PhD, Chair of the Department of Teacher Education, the grant will provide $868,618 over five years to support the College’s efforts to recruit and train secondary mathematics and science teachers. Funding for the first year of the grant totals $126,000. Participating students receive scholarship support during the final two years of the baccalaureate program, and commit to serving in high need school districts after graduation. An Academic Research Enhancement Award (AREA) from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) was awarded to the College, with James Fabrizio, PhD, Associate Professor of Biology, as principal investigator. The three-year grant, totaling $195,000, will enable Dr. Fabrizio to continue his studies of late-stage maturation of spermatozoa in fruit flies, and to engage the support of students as research assistants and collaborators. Also from the NIH, a three-year Biomedical Research and Research Training Grant was awarded to the College, with Janet Rollins, PhD, Associate Professor of Chemistry, as principal investigator. In collaboration with Brown University, Dr. Rollins will receive $15,500 for each of the next three years to engage and mentor undergraduate students in scientific research. Dr. Rollins and her team will conduct studies exploring the impact of anticancer drugs on fertility.

CONTINUING SUPPORT The College received $263,000 from the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) to support the SSS TRIO Program, the fourth disbursement of a five-year award. Since 1997, TRIO funding has enabled the College to provide counseling, academic support, career and financial guidance, and mentoring to 160 eligible students each year. The College’s NSF Scholarships in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (S-STEM) grant continues for the second of five years. Eleven students received scholarship assistance and participated in enrichment activities led by Patricia Grove, PhD, principal investigator, and Pamela Kerrigan, PhD co-principal investigator. More than $90,000 was allocated for 2013-2014. Over the course of the five-year grant period, the College will receive $599,956. The Elizabeth Seton Library continues to benefit from the The New York State DOE’s Coordinated Collection Development Aid Program. In 2013-2014, the program awarded $5,282 to support the acquisition of academic collections. PRIVATE GIFTS AND AWARDS The Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation made a grant of $50,000, toward its pledge to the College. The Foundation’s generosity continues to benefit capital projects and provide scholarship support for deserving students.

CENTENNIAL SOCIETY SPOTLIGHT her to take a different path, and she decided to enter a career in finance. She blended both skill areas by taking a job at Institutional Investor, reporting on business and finance. From there she moved to the Mobil Corporation, later ExxonMobil, where she spent 25 44

years in a variety of financial roles. Barbara’s story of change and renewal is indeed inspiring, and can be glimpsed in her ideals as a benefactor as well. Her advice for current and prospective students: “Take risks and

The Santa Maria Foundation contributed $50,000 toward its commitment of $250,000. Directed by the Grace family, the funding contributes to the enhancement of the College’s athletic facilities. The James G. Houlihan Family Partnership awarded $50,000 to strengthen the Joseph and Rose Murray Scholarship endowment. The Louis and Rachel Rudin Foundation continued its generous support of the College with an award of $25,000 for nursing student scholarships. The Arthur Williams Residuary Trust awarded the College $16,000 in scholarship funding for nursing students. The Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities furthered its decades-long philanthropy with an award of $15,000, made in memory of Yvonne Raskob. The grant supported scholarships for nursing students. The Sisters of Charity of New York awarded two ministry grants totaling $8,777 to the College in 2013-2014. The first grant, under the direction of Rob Jacklosky, PhD, Associate Professor of English, supported a visiting author event series. The second award, secured by Jean Flannelly, S.C., PhD, Executive Director of Mission, will help establish a series of Heritage Tours for faculty, staff, and administrators. The guided tours to locations significant to Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton and the Sisters of Charity are designed to enhance understanding of the College’s mission.

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find something that is really fulfilling for you and that you enjoy doing,” she says. “Don’t let yourself feel constrained by your background or educational experience, but believe that the world is open for you to do almost anything.”

Her hopes for future students are that they can have an experience as rewarding as hers. She believes that any student who seizes all the Mount has to offer will enter the world confident, well-prepared, and ready to take on life’s challenges. college of mount saint vincent

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OPPORTUNITIES for GIVING Generations of donors contribute annually to keep the College of Mount Saint Vincent strong, and their dedicated support allows the Mount to continue its mission for tomorrow’s students as well. There are many opportunities for giving to the College, and gifts can take several forms. Most contributions also provide the donor with an income tax deduction for the year of the gift. Please carefully consider the many options available for your future giving.

ANNUAL FUND An Annual Fund gift is an opportunity to provide an unrestricted contribution to the College of Mount Saint Vincent. The Annual Fund supports all areas of the College including financial aid, faculty development, buildings and grounds maintenance, student activities, and upgraded technology programs. CAPITAL GIFTS Capital gifts are designated by the donor to fund the College’s capital needs, such as construction and renovation projects. SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships give talented and deserving students the opportunity to afford a Mount Saint Vincent education. Gifts can be made to a general scholarship fund or to the Scholarship Tribute Dinner to benefit all Mount Saint Vincent scholarships. An endowed scholarship can be named and will support future generations of students. WAYS TO GIVE Cash Gifts of cash immediately benefit the College. The College gratefully accepts checks and cash, as well as contributions made through a donor’s Mastercard, Visa, Discover, or American Express credit or debit card.

EXCEPTIONAL of poverty, law, economics, historic domination of certain segments of society over others, marginalization, and vulnerable populations. “Few people know about the problem now, but once they learn even a little, it disturbs them,” she says. “I’m hoping that disturbance will mobilize others the way I have been mobilized.” annual report 2013-2014

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Securities Like cash contributions, a gift of securities entitles the donor to an income tax deduction in the year it is given. The most convenient way to give a gift of securities is to arrange a transfer by a broker to the College’s account. Corporate Matching Gifts Many businesses have matching gift programs, which can double or even triple a gift to the College. They are easy to arrange and are of no cost to the donor. Please contact your employer’s human resources office for more information about matching gifts. Planned Gifts Planned gifts are popular and creative ways to support the Mount and receive significant financial benefits during your lifetime. Bequests You may include Mount Saint Vincent in your will by designating a specific dollar amount or a percentage of your estate to the College. PLEASE REMEMBER:

iAny gift can be made in honor or in memory of someone special. i In order to receive a 2014 charitable income tax deduction, gifts

must be postmarked by December 31. All credit card gifts must be processed by December 31 as well. iGifts can be made online at www.mountaintvincent.edu/giving.php For more information about giving to the College of Mount Saint Vincent, contact Madeleine Melkonian, Senior Vice President for Institutional Advancement, at (718) 405-3237 or madeleine.melkonian@mountsaintvincent.edu.

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Gabrielle’s presentation at the College’s Student Research and Service Symposium last spring helped her prepare for a presentation to a larger audience at a summer conference hosted by the Daughters of Charity. “In high school, I was very shy. I would have been terrified of speaking to a large group,” she admits. “But

at the Mount I’ve been encouraged to branch out, and to be more of a leader. I got over my fear and became more comfortable with who I am. It’s because of that very warm and unwavering support that I’m able to do what I do, and to keep expanding to do more.”

will benefit from a two-week summer experience for all freshmen, who will now have a much better chance at excelling—much the way Ciara has. The summer program will be funded by a $2.3 million Developing HispanicServing Institutions Program grant (also known as Title V) from the U.S. Department of Education. The summer program for Mount Pathway students is just one initiative made possible by the Title V grant. Among other benefits, it will fund enhancements to the College’s academic advising and tutoring programs and will strengthen the Oxley Career Education Program, funding additional staff to help students prepare for exploratory internships earlier in their academic careers and to guide them in developing essential skills, such as resume development, networking, and interview techniques. For Ciara, whose friendly confidence belies her admission that she grew more comfortable at making friends among her classmates and upperclassmen through her involvement with TRIO, success in life can be traced to success in college. She is grateful for this support, and concludes, “It was through my fellow students that I was able to learn about the opportunities I have taken advantage of, both here and outside the Mount.” It’s a valuable life lesson to realize that one’s chances for success are improved by opening up to opportunities and being connected to a supportive academic community. 45

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Rosemary Mangini Fazio enjoys her retirement by playing Canasta at her senior group. Sylvia Repetto Larkin enjoys volunteering at the St. Vincent de Paul Society at her parish church. Mary Donlon Morrison enjoys gardening and reading. Helen Murphy, S.C. actively volunteers in Rockland County. Frances de Sales Paganelli, V.H.M. sings often at her church.

Class of 1949

Grace Keegan Bulger lives in Troy, N.Y., has four sons, one daughter, and eight grandchildren. She is retired, but still volunteers in a nursing home. Eileen McGrath Brennan is currently living in Pennsylvania. Dorothy Delaney, S.S.J. loves her religious life, and crochets baby blankets for “Bridge to Life.” Patricia Dugone Gambarelli lives in Sunset Beach, N.C. She wrote two cookbooks: Pasta for Men Only and The Four Seasons of Gourmet Entertaining. Frances Banzhaf Gerngross has moved to Nevada City, Calif. She owned a business in New York City until 2004 and spent time volunteering in an orphanage in Costa Rica. 46

Ann Taber Hassett lives in a continued care facility in Columbus, Ohio. She serves as a lector and altar server at daily mass. Dorothy Lucille Lupo lives in a continued care retirement community in Port Washington, N.Y., where she takes part in many social, physical, and intellectual activities. Doris Dillon McArdle lives in Clifton Park, N.Y. Her daughter, Anne Hoffman ’90, also graduated from the Mount. Mary Ann Bresnahan O’Leary lives in Plainfield, N.J. She is a retired high school teacher, and has 4 living children, 12 grandchildren, and 3 great grandchildren. Rosemary Lally Rinlow became a great grandmother to twins in October 2014. Mary Rose Dempsey Tobin happily lives in a continued care community in Southbury, Conn. Joan Klintworth Walsh and her husband are celebrating their 62nd wedding anniversary. Joan and her husband travel extensively, and spend their winters in Vero Beach, Fla. Mary McGovern Warner has 5 children, 11 grandchildren, and a great grandchild. She worked for 22 years as a hospital nurse.

Edna Sandroni Ulasewicz lives in Pasadena, Calif. She has three children and six grandchildren. She also volunteers for the Pasadena Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers, is active in her parish, and serves as president of the Saint Vincent de Paul Society at Saint Bede’s Church. Ida Giella Zucca lives in Orlando, Fla. She tries to spend most of her time volunteering at her church.

Class of 1954

Grace Polisse Byrne lives in Barnegat Light, N.J., and volunteers at her parish food pantry and other community organizations. Theresa Capria, S.C. lives in Yonkers, N.Y., volunteers in the Sisters of Charity archives, and serves on several committees. She remains the Sacristan for the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception at College liturgies for the Sisters of Charity. Barbara Leidinger Clark currently lives in Arizona and works with the St. Vincent de Paul Society. A. Joan Taylor Connor recently lost her husband and son. She spent last April in Vero Beach, Fla. Claire Smith Griswold lives in Florida and spends holidays in New Jersey.

Joan Boggi Ionata resides in Dunedin, Fla., and is fortunate to have her six children living close by. Beatrice Chao Lee writes for bilingual online papers on Bostonese.com and Shenghuonet.com. Suzanne Recca Ochoa and her husband have recently moved to Manhattan. Virginia (Ginny) Bianco Pappalardo is currently living in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., and enjoys traveling. Patricia (Pat) Anderson Pittari resides in Amelia Island, Fla., and in North Carolina. Her family has reunions in the North Carolina Mountains each July. Priscilla Lamb Sassi lives in Manhasset, N.Y., and continues to volunteer at her parish and a nursing home. Marian Annette Segale enjoys living in Vermont. Loretta Theresa, F.H.M. attended the 2013 Silver Jubilee Celebration in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Last year she celebrated 65 years of religious life. Elma Pasquinelli Vescovi lives in Williamsburg, Va. She recently enjoyed a mini reunion with two former classmates, Angela O’Kane Maul ’54 and Marie Carr Dailey ’54.

Mary (Beth) Long Wainwright visits family, volunteers at her parish as a lector, is a member of a prayer group, and assists with Confirmation teaching.

Class of 1964

Margaret (Peg) Mackin Adamo is currently a science chairperson for the City School District of New Rochelle, supervising 52 teachers. She also enjoys taking care of her grandchildren. Janice Nielsen Allen and her husband Ronald live outside of Baltimore, Md., and spend summers in Wellfleet, Mass. She is a member of the fulltime faculty at the Community College of Baltimore County. Jane Schofield Angelastro is a sales associate with Weichert Realtor, and spends time assisting neighbors who are ill or need help. Eileen (Missy) Cunningham Bartley is currently running an eBay business, and is a partner of an antique store. She also volunteers in a soup kitchen. Lucy Birbiglia lives in Albuquerque, N.M. She is currently working as a counselor at Central New Mexico Community College. Patricia Christman Brehm resides in Florida and retired four years ago. She works with widows and widowers, facilitates a women’s group, and volunteers with her church.

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Nancy Wilson Burkly and husband Tom are enjoying retirement in Saratoga Springs. They have 4 daughters and 14 grandchildren. Nancy volunteers in her church’s Homebound Ministry and at a hospice. Helen Ferrante Capece participates in her parish’s social and service activities and volunteers as a tutor for Literacy Nassau, helping adults learn to read. Norita Reid Carlson retired and sings in her local choir. She has three sons. Mary Cerrato Cinelli is retired and spends time with her two sons, Marc and Matthew, and their children. Rose Ann Pizzutiello Cleary welcomed her son, Sean, and his two children after they returned from living in Taiwain in 2013. Joan Gorman Delaney has retired from reporting and editing for newspapers. She volunteers at the St. Vincent de Paul Society as an advocate for both writing and presentations. Mary Lou Eschmann Donofrio remarried in 2005 to a former classmate from her elementary school, Jerry. She has worked in a hospice and as a teacher’s assistant in an autistic program. Marie Dooley has retired from the NYC Dept. of Environmental Protection. In addition to volunteering at the Mary Manning Walsh Home, Marie likes to listen to political talk shows. Patricia (Pat) Murray Eidle has retired from teaching. She has three sons who live close to her, and two grandchildren growing up in Rhinebeck, N.Y.

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Josephine (Jo) Zerbi Eschmann currently works as a substitute teacher. She enjoys traveling with her husband. Carole Sellati Eubig is a storyteller who writes and tells of her experiences. Alice Noone Moroney Fish remarried in 2006. She and her husband Hugh enjoy traveling, and helping with their grandchildren. Mary Jane Myers Foley lives in Southern California and is helping to plan and host an alumnae/i event in January 2015. Kathleen Mahon Golnik is still working. She enjoys traveling and doing artwork. Anne Manning Grandis lives in Naples, Fla. She is a breast cancer survivor, and last summer she traveled from Bruges to Prague, and also traveled U.S. Route 66 from Santa Fe to Santa Monica. Barbara Piccolino Guerney is a proud grandmother of five, and enjoys traveling to Colorado, California, and Florida. She is involved with the AAUW, a book group, art group, and many other activities. Mary Jane Connolly Hair is an advocate for hearing loss, and educates people about hearing technology. Mary Brady Harrigan resides in Virginia in an area rich in Civil War History. She has been married to her husband for 46 years, and has two children and five grandchildren. Linda Heimerdinger developed a system of teaching art history through applied arts, had a business as an executive search consultant, and has

worked on many community service projects, such as helping adopt rural communities in Sri Lanka for selfdevelopment efforts. She also enjoys traveling. Judith Nyegaard Hoffman and her husband have three children and six grandchildren. She volunteers at a local soup kitchen and for Meals on Wheels. Eileen Cooney Hogan is currently living in France and continues to travel. Janice Carmody Jacobs and her husband Thomas celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary in February. They have five children and eight grandchildren. She is a part-time facilitator for the Family Service & Children’s Aid Society in Paramus, N.J. Ann Quinlan Marinucci works with her husband in his auction business, and volunteers at her local library. Eleanor Fleming Millar taught math for 40 years at Cardozo High School in New York City and Mercy College in Dobbs Ferry. She is now a volunteer math teacher at an alternative school in Naples, Fla. She enjoys spending time with her 10 grandchildren. Louise Anne Roy Morgner has eight granddaughters, including a set of triplets. Maria Louis Octavio, S.C. volunteers at the College of Mount Saint Vincent’s Elizabeth Anne Seton Library, and occasionally with campus ministry. Anne Graffweg Orange lives in Palm Coast, Fla. She has three children, two step-children, and five grandchildren.

Theresa Ferrerio Petty has spent time traveling the world with her husband, Monroe. She volunteers with the CASA for Children program, and is also a member of the Charlottesville Women’s Committee. Francesca Paula Graziano Piluso works in real estate in Scarsdale, N.Y. Rosemary Hoey Pisano and her husband Bill have recently become grandparents. She is also the chair of the board of directors for Primary Source, a professional development resource for teachers. Patricia Hayes Quattrochio and her husband Donnie still reside at the same location, watching their family expand, including the arrival of twin great-grandsons last January. Christiane R. Quinif retired from the NYC public school system in August 2003. She volunteers for the Special Events Committee at St. John’s Episcopal Church. Maureen Hickey Radl retired as a teacher and English professor. She currently volunteers in Cragsmoor, N.Y., and is an officer at the Cragsmoor Historical Society. She spends part of the year in San Miguel de Allende in Mexico teaching English to local children. Roberta Sabitini Ronan is currently volunteering in her community and church, studying Italian, taking care of grandkids, and working as a legal secretary for her husband. Regina Frey Shultz and her husband enjoy skiing with their children and grandchildren at Grand Teton Mountain in Wyoming. She also is the docent at the National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson Hole, Wyo.

Katherine Schlife Smith and her husband Bruce celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in June. They spend their free time visiting their grandchildren. Maureen Stack Diffley and her husband George have two daughters and three grandchildren, Katie, Molly, and Bridget. Ann Honeycutt Sweeney enjoys traveling to visit her three children in Texas, Connecticut, and Florida. Kathleen Reilly Tokar and her husband Richard live in Arizona. Next year they will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Kathleen Tuzzeo Pfeiffer currently teaches ballroom dancing, and owns Kathy’s Kreations in Mineral, Va. Annette Musco Volino recently traveled to Costa Rica where she and her husband Ronald hiked in the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve. Jerilynn Filip Volkman retired two years ago and enjoys spending quality time traveling with her husband, and visiting with their five grandchildren. Suzanne Ellen Wallin, S.C. volunteers at St. Joseph’s Medical Center (Yonkers) in the pastoral care department, and serves as a Eucharistic Minister at the hospital and nursing home. Alma Ippolito Walshak retired from teaching in 2004. She and her husband live in an active adult community where she runs a senior advisory club. She also enjoys spending time with her grandson in California. Susan Wrynn currently works at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum. 47

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Class of 1965

Virginia (Ginny) Lillis Smith wrote a book, The Village and the Pike, an oral history of Arlington Village and Columbia Pike to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Arlington Village, her childhood home.

Class of 1969

Patricia (Pat) Restaino Bergeron lives in Winter Springs, Fla. with her husband Ken. They have two children and six grandchildren. She has retired, and does volunteer work at a local VA Medical Center. Patricia Harris Berrill retired from teaching French from East Hartford High School where she taught for 35 years. She lives in in Glastonbury, Conn., with her husband Dave. They have two children and four grandchildren. Janie Rohr Bradstreet lives in Kittery, Maine with her husband Kevin. They have one son, Matthew. She has had a long career as a teacher, and is on her way to reaching her goal of 50 years as an educator before she retires. Anne Casamassa lives and teaches in Yonkers, N.Y. Mary Anne Gerve Chandler lives in Frederick, Md., and both she and her husband have retired. They enjoy traveling and have a family home in Maine. She also volunteers in an adult ESL program. Mary Bowles Curtis lives in Pennington, N.J., and is currently a librarian and media specialist at Notre Dame High School. She has three children and two grandchildren. Lynn Ann Dalton, S.C. is the theology chairperson at St. Catharine’s Academy in the Bronx and teaches 48

theology to freshmen and seniors. She just celebrated her Golden Anniversary as a Sister of Charity and 46 years as a teacher. She has two brothers and one sister, all married with children.

welfare-to-work program in the School of Computer Science.

Roberta Hill Dunning is a resident of Catonsville, Md., and is currently working part-time as a mental health therapist. She is married, has three daughters, and three grandchildren.

Susan Butler Kilby is a longtime resident of Davidson, Md., where she lives with her husband of 42 years. They have three daughters and eight grandchildren. She is active in her church, where she has been involved for over 35 years with the liturgy committee.

Carole Gartner Ehlinger lives in Colts Neck, N.J., and is a retired teacher. She enjoys watching her grandchildren, participates part in a book club, and takes Zumba, line dancing, and tai chi classes. Barbara Hines Fagan lives in Basye, Va., and is currently working as a university supervisor for practicum and student teachers in the Shenandoah Valley area. Barbara has two sons who also live in Virginia. Diane Lyne Gasparrini lives in Valley Cottage, N.Y., and is an adjunct professor at St. Thomas Aquinas College. She retired from teaching high school in 2012. Claire-Anne Gray is a New York City resident who has retired from her career in the pharmaceutical industry. She volunteers at women’s shelters. Barbara Horlitz Hoffnagle recently retired from a career as a utility executive. She lives in Arizona with her husband of 45 years, Tom, and they have two children. Marie Iadavaia lives with her mother and sister in Eastchester, N.Y. She had a 29-year career at Pace University in Westchester County, both as an administrative director for the office of corporate programs, and as an employment specialist for CLOUT, a

Catherine Keeshan Kelly lives in Goshen, N.Y., and is now retired from teaching. She has three children and two grandchildren.

Dorothy Konrad resides in Maine. She is currently retired, having worked for 43 years as an elementary school teacher. Catherine (Cathy) Forte Lanza lives in New Port Richey, Fla. Since retiring, she and her husband have enjoyed traveling the world. She is active with the New York State United Teacher Retirees in Florida and still travels back home to visit her two sons and two grandchildren. Agnes Masterson Leathe resides in Massachusetts. She is currently the head law librarian for the Massachusetts Trial Court in Needham, Mass. She is married, has two daughters, and three grandchildren. Diane Benson Levy lives is in Montgomery, Md. She is a student of Byzantine style of Iconography, takes courses in oil painting, and is active in many arts organizations. She is also a professed member of the Secular Order of Discalced Carmelites and gives parish-wide talks with her husband, who is a deacon.

Linda Baiardi Leykam lives in Chatham, N.J., and continues to work in the IT industry as a senior manager. Corrine Lill Lynch is a resident of Norwood, N.J., with her husband Ray. They have two children, Brian and Lauren. Margaret (Peg) Nielsen Lyons lives in Goshen, N.Y., with her husband George. She is retired from a 30-year career as an elementary school teacher and administrator. Estelle Lemelin Momrow divides her time between Wells, Maine, and Wellington, Fla. She is retired and spends time with her three children and eight grandchildren. Mary Ann Scheideler Murray has a long volunteer history working for her parish, St. Eugene’s, in Yonkers, N.Y. She has two daughters, Sarah and Elizabeth. Regina Baecher Oberlin lives in Brookfield, Wis., with her husband Tom. They have three children and three grandchildren who live nearby. She is also a mentor for Big Brothers Big Sisters. Mary Ellen McGowan Overbay resides in New Jersey, and teaches at Seton Hall University. She has three children, Bill, John, and Elizabeth, and five grandchildren.

Mary Morrison Santini lives in Fort Myers, Fla., where she is currently a teacher for children with emotional difficulties, and is the director of a student volunteer program. She has four sons and five grandchildren. Gwendolyn Stevenson Thiam lives in Silver Spring, Md., where she is a registered nurse working for Wexford Health Sources. Maureen O’Neill Tucker lives in Ridgefield, Conn., and has retired from teaching English and social studies. She has two daughters, Abigail and Judith. Mary Beth Colligan Woods lives in Santa Monica, Calif. During her 40-year career in real estate, she has won numerous awards for her achievements and in her pro bono work. She has four children and six grandchildren.

Class of 1970

Vita Cassese has joined Loftware, Inc.’s board of directors.

Class of 1973

Sharon Sager was one of two CMSV honorees named to Irish America’s “Wall Street 50” for 2014, and was profiled in Irish America magazine.

Class of 1974

Dorothy Weigel Rack lives in Hernando, Fla., and is a teacher. She is an active member of American Mensa and the Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society.

Valerie Shine Augenthaler is a self-employed mortgage broker, a substitute math teacher, and a math tutor. She has two children, Kathleen and Robert.

Maureen Russell retired from a 32-year career at the Mount in 2011. She continues to maintain a close relationship working with the Sisters of Charity as a lay associate and a member of their advisory council.

Arlene O’Connor Bell enjoys volunteering for community theater, singing with the New Jersey Choral Society, and taking classes in acting, singing, and Pilates. She and her husband have one son.

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Jane Nobes Brennan is a freelance artist specializing in painting, drawing, lettering, and design. In 2005 she had two art exhibitions at a gallery in Sag Harbor, N.Y. She and her husband Ed have three children, Margaret, Kate, and Jimmy, and one granddaughter. Margaret (Peg) Crinigan Connors is the director of finance at Devanlay, the license for Lacoste brand products in the U.S., in New York City. Mary Lee Perillo Danaher is the CFO for Northwestern Mutual in Stamford, Conn. She and her husband John have two daughters, Elizabeth and Catherine. Regina Connor DeFrancisco is an active American Red Cross volunteer at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md., and has brought an art program to wounded service members. She and her husband Jerry have two daughters, Geralyn and Martha. Kathleen Stoddart Drucker is currently a school nurse at the Convent of the Sacred Heart on 91st Street in New York City. She and her husband Joe have two children, Timothy and Mary. Linda Malang Gimlett and her husband reside in Delaware but spend weekdays in New York City where she volunteers with the Guild for the Blind. They have three children and one grandchild. Catherine Donohue Hickey lives in Michigan with her husband, Bob, and their daughter, Caitlin. They also have a son who lives in Tennessee. She has been involved with local schools for the last 20 years. Margaret (Meg) McCarthy Hogan lives in Long Beach, Calif.

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Kathleen Doyle Hunt is currently on the CMSV Alumnae/i board and has participated at Open House, the Christmas tree lighting, and Relay for Life. She and her husband have three children, Doyle, Thomas, and Kate. Robin Guizzetti Jeffers is a high school math teacher who is looking forward to retiring and doing volunteer work with her church. She has three children, Greg, Patrick, and Lindsay. Pat Furlong McCarthy resides in Laurel, N.Y., with her husband Chris. She retired from the Millburn, N.J., school district as a kindergarten teacher in 2007, and now enjoys babysitting her grandchildren and caring for her father. Sharon Minder is currently an automation test engineer and has three patents to her credit. She has been married for 31 years. Linda Pilz Napoletano taught middle and high school level English in Connecticut for 30 years. She has directed almost 100 theatrical productions, and was the director’s assistant for two Broadway plays. She is now a board member for World Without Hate, an organization that promotes worldwide compassion, forgiveness, and healing. She and her husband Richard spend their winters in West Palm Beach, Fla. Carolyn Schanck Rehm has written several children’s books. She and her husband Steve have three children, Catherine, Tim, and Emily. Margaret (Peggy) Sheridan Rupnick and her husband Stan are celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary this year. She works part-time in the religious education department of St. Mary’s Church in East Islip, N.Y.

Linda Harrigan Searles lives in Maryland and is a strategic account manager for ADP. Lillian Mittl Simpson became a grandmother in 2010. When she isn’t working, she and her husband Larry spend time on the North Fork of Long Island. Marilyn Ruff Stolz is the assistant director of finance for the Girl Scouts of Nassau County. She and her husband Ken have one daughter, Kate. Aoife Dowling Sullivan is retired and teaches ESL in Bridgeport, Conn. She and her husband have two daughters, Joan and Sheila. Mary Agnes Templeton is currently working in the Clinical Research Department at the Monter Cancer Center at North Shore-LIJ. Christine Reeves Van Ullen is the vice president of the Albany, N.Y., chapter of the Ladies of Charity, the oldest volunteer service group in the U.S. She and her husband Steve have two sons, Greg and Will. Susan Clabby Young is a public school teacher in Queens. She is very active in her church’s pre-Cana program, and is a lector and Eucharistic minister. She has five children who are all working and happy.

Class of 1975

Rosemary Berkery was one of two CMSV honorees named to Irish America’s “Wall Street 50” for 2014, and was profiled in Irish America magazine.

Class of 1979

Class of 1982

Martha Mary Lovett Cesaitis is currently using her paralegal studies certificate in nursing at Lawrence Community Health Services in New York.

Class of 1983

Matthew Arduino has worked for the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for the past 25 years. He has authored and coauthored 147 scientific articles, 9 book chapters, 3 training manuals, and contributed to 20 articles. He serves on the editorial review board for Applied and Environmental Microbiology, Nephrology News and Issues, and is an adhoc reviewer for 14 other peer reviewed science and medical journals.

Christine Garner Christopher is an active member in the outreach committee at her church. She has two sons. Madeline Devaney paints at the Art Students League in New York. Kathleen Gormley Gutekunst works as an oncology nurse at Lawrence Hospital Center in Manhattan. Mary Halloran works as a vendor management leader for AIG Wilton Business Partners. Mary Ann Harrington has retired and enjoys taking it easy with the family. Catherine Ann Neforos Kenny is a science research coordinator, and implemented a new science research program at Holy Cross High School. Patricia O’Grady Quinn was recognized this past January for a second time as “Employee of the Quarter” at her job. She also attended the Cerebral Palsy Associations of New York State Annual Conference in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.

Bonnie Smith, Leslie Simpson Hille, Winifred (Wini) Howlett Spillane, Miriam Langiulli Gartland, Patricia (Pat) Connors Lamb, Ellen Thomas McGlynn, Penny Kelly Risinit, Rosemary (Roe) Brown Ryan, Kate Ryan Holmes, Eileen Duggan Pash, Diane Eppolito Gaber, Denise Carroll Yager, and Pat Reilly McCullaugh all participated in a triathlon in honor of Miriam Gartland’s husband, Gary, and Wini Spillane’s brother, Jack.

Ellen Ernenwein Turner has been named director of nursing services for the New York State Department of Corrections.

Class of 1984

Maria Cristina Alvarez-Cvetanovic lives in Bloomfield, N.J., and works as a high school teacher. She teaches Spanish and English as a second language. Doreen Donohue Berlesky lives in Jacksonville, Fla., and works as a field director for the Joint Commission. She married Joseph Berlesky in 2010 and has twin stepsons. She is currently finishing her DNP at the University of Alabama at Birmingham with plans to graduate in December 2014. Charlotte Schum Cavanagh lives in Brewster, N.Y., and works as a teacher aide and substitute teacher for the Brewster Central School District. She has three children, Brendan, Colin, and Lindsay. Maria Antenucci Cordero lives in Yonkers, N.Y., and is the director for Occupational Medicine for St. John’s Hospital in Yonkers. 49

Class Notes Frances (Fran) Nolan Crotty lives in Glenside, Pa., with her husband, Jimmy, and their daughter, Maura. She is self employed as a designer, seamstress, and decorative painter. She volunteers at her church and daughter’s school. She will graduate in 2015 with a degree in interior design from Philadelphia University. Marie Dietrich lives in Madison, Wis. She is a school and pediatric nurse practitioner for the Madison Metro School District, and has two daughters. Carolyn Driscoll lives in Richmond, Va. She is a nurse practitioner in Hepatology at Virginia Commonwealth University Health System, and teaches graduate nursing students at the School of Nursing there. Anne Cahalane Kazimir lives in Howell, N.J., and has two children. Susan Vogt Lehnes lives in Brick, N.J. She loves to ski in the Catskills during the winter and visit the Jersey Shore in the summer.

pharmacy. She is a member of her parish’s adult choir and hand bell choir. Lynn Trepicchio lives in Lodi, N.J., and works as the executive editor for Triumph Learning. She has a daughter, Hayley. Maria Vullo lives in New York City and is a partner at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP. She does a lot of pro bono work in the area of women’s and civil rights. She has two children, Christopher and Maya. Anne McGlynn Wiecek lives in Tenafly, N.J., with her husband Jeff. They have two children, Elizabeth and Alaina. She is the owner and director of the Riverdale-on-Hudson Funeral Home in Riverdale, N.Y. Geraldine (Gerry) Pope Young lives in Durham, N.C., and works as a nurse at Duke University Medical Center. She and her husband Chris have two children, Caroline and Christopher.

Class of 1989

Veronica Haugh Mausser lives in Sergeantsville, N.J., where she works as a family nurse practitioner. She and her husband Karl have two children.

Marianne Miklas Donnelly is an accredited consultant of Medical Arts Support Corporation and an operating room nurse.

Lori Creighton Morini lives in Douglas, Mass., and is a team coordinator for VNA Care Network & Hospice.

Kathryn Hambrock Dowd volunteers at her parish’s food pantry. She has one son, Edward.

Bridget Quigley Murray lives in Middle Village, N.Y. After working in orthopedics for 21 years, she is now a school field trip nurse for Horizon. Margaret Blake Rogers lives in Seaford, N.Y. She and her husband Charlie have two sons. In 2001 she transitioned from a management consulting firm to working in

Marriages

Robert Marrin proudly owns Marrins’ Moving Systems. Suzanne McDonough resides in Florida, where she is a charge nurse in trauma. Barbara Feeney Milmore finished her master’s degree as a Family Nurse Practitioner in May of 2013.

Veronica Bonner ’04 married in October 2014. Jolene Hogan ’05 married in March 2014.

The College welcomes Alumnae/i to be wed in the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception.

Kyle O’Donnell ’06 married in December 2013. Tara Staples ’07 married in July 2013. Kelly O’Leary ’09 and Joshua Cuozzo ’09 married in August 2014. Lauren Conway ’09 married in October 2014. Jillian Stark ’09 and Brian Zambri ’09 married in November 2014. Laurie Pacella ’10 married in October 2014. Ana Garcia ’11 married in October 2014.

Barbara Ficano O’Donnell is working as an account executive in WBLS-FM in New York. Iris Rodriguez-Ocasio enjoys gardening, scrapbooking, and spending time with her daughter, Sierra Marie. Carolyn Stauss has been a registered nurse for over 25 years. Patricia Murphy Theodorou works as an assistant district attorney in Queens, N.Y.

Class of 1992

John J. Rust has published a new sci-fi/thriller novel, Sea Raptor.

Class of 1994

Jaccel Larumbe Kouns is a vice president and executive director at Montefiore Mount Vernon Hospital.

Class of 2002

Candice Giove is the deputy director of communications for New York State Senator Jeffrey D. Klein, 34th district. She was also featured in “40 under 40” Rising Stars in Albany for 2014.

Class of 2009

Erika Enriquez Domagas works as a manager at E.G. Enriquez & Co. in Bergenfield, N.J. Sarah Spollen lives in Astoria and competed in the ING Marathon in New York City.

Christina Forras is an associate veterinarian in Pelham, N.Y. Kelly English Mauzy has worked for JPMorgan for the past five years as a business analyst in corporate and investment banking. She married Logan Mauzy ’08 in 2010 and they live in Dallas, Texas. Erin McCormick is currently an office coordinator at Wagner Nurses and Medical Personnel Agency in the Bronx. Jenna Richardson is working in human resources at JRM Construction Management LLC in New York City.

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2013-2014 In Memoriam / Deceased Alumnae/i CLASS ALUMNA/US 1925 Marian Cronin 1926

Katharine Dean Cordts

1929

Sarah Keaveny

1933

Mary Beth Kelly Brown Dorothy Kingham Kelly

1934

Mildred Rosasco

1935

Virginia Flagg, M.M. Mary Sheridan Hanley

1936

Claire Griffin Doran

1937

Leonette Santini Benedetti Frances Hanusik Jean Burrows Stevens

1938

Eugenia Sullivan Crotty Erminia Occhipinti Graziano Rosemary Harvey Oberlander Miriam Spengler Maureen Fitzpatrick Turley Evanne Brady Waldron Mona Scanlon Weber

1939

Marie Louise Cronin Marjorie Burke Devlin Anna Marie Meenagh Joan Wanstall Steffann

1940

Bernadette Sweeney Lynch Ruth Stewart Upton Helen Grace Walsh Anne Fleming Woods

1942

1948

Dorothy Formica Anello Eleanor Fallon Knobloch Eileen Buckley McCulloch Theresa Klug McQuaid Theresa Marchetti Pompa Evelyn Reynolds

1962

Mary Patricia Mannion Marjorie Tonsmeire Vermaelen

CLASS MOTHER OF 1962 Virginia Ferrerio Cerussi

1966

Joanne Bolella Gristina

1971

Nancy Henry Rybicki

1964

Theresa Ferrerio Petty Francesca Graziano Piluso

1972

Joan Anne Murphy Sciame

1965

Lorna Hurley Minor Patricia Quigley Lescop

1949

Regina Bergin Carbonara Ida O’Grady Clark Margaret Mitty Conroy Catherine McCallion Del Col Marian Mulherin Grady Basiliki Serletis Spanos Margaret Chandler Stanley

1974

Brenda Walsh

1970

1989

Ann Thienel Daly

1973

Anne Marie Quigley

1993

Kristine Nicoletti Hunte

1985

Elisabeth Kelley Duval

1996

Jane D’Ambrosio Richard Kenneth Parris

2003

Gina Capaccio

2007

Stephen Sciame

1950

Joan Sammon Burke Barbara O’Connor Christen Margaret Tyson Gengler Helen McMahon Jeanne Terminiello Pollack

CLASS HUSBAND OF 1944 Mary Elizabeth Johnson Grammer

1951

Joan Wise Cox Jane Donovan Keily Beatrice Mistretta Mercadante

1952

Joan Mulholland Conroy Helene Downey Coyle Geraldine McLeod Welch

1953

CLASS DAUGHTER OF 1965 Jane Jewusiak Landers

1945

Pauline Van Hook Sierens

1947

Patricia McCann Rousseau

1948

Mary Cullen Foehrenbach Agnes Janakis Stage

1951

Maria Crafa DeGirolamo Marjorie Whelan Hanawalt

CLASS SISTER OF 1939 Rosalie Occhipinti Maiorana

1952

Ann Dolores Ferraro Ashton Rosalie Wilson Steiner

1955

Kay Palmer Clarke

June O’Halloran Cogan Teresa Thomas Curry Mary Kelleher Gallagher Veronica Jackson Lutcha Joan O’Keefe Van De Berghe

1957

Dolores Mullin Pearce

1953

Gloria DeCarlo Massaro Natalie Foote Tiernan

1959

Blanche Micciche Barresi Amparo del Rosario Palenzuela

1955

Patricia Caplis Kelly Laura Plover Horigan

1962

Alicia del Rosario Ong

Margaret Donovan Comerford

1956

Rosemarie Ganss Danoski Mary Gollogly Galgano Lucila Muniz Wirshing

Kathleen Barry Dublirer Doris Hipp Keane Patricia Peters Ryder

1987

Helen Ferguson Kay Lydia Stella LaDue Katherine Neumann Zappone

1957

Catherine Walsh Soderquist

1954

1958

Jean Smith Sosinski

1943

Louise Chimento Ursula Costello Holden

1957

Virginia del Rosario Abello Gwen Qualey Kelley

1944

Joan Reilly Blake Dorothy Neumann Delaney Mary Elizabeth Johnson Grammer Virginia Dougherty Hale

1958

Patricia Radigan Ford Mary Ellen Baker O’Sullivan

1961

Anne Fitch Gibbons Barbara Hillman Horgan Valerie Panarello Mastronardi Margaret Hourigan McLoughlin Mary Segers Mary Jane Myers Foley

Mary Turcotte Kelly Geraldine Matthews McCloskey

Virginia Frail Pagano Mary Solomita

1964

1945

1959

Marcella Standish Martelli

1971

Claire McCormack

Dorothy McGrath Bonacum Doris Casey Brock

Alice Vilece Battle Maureen Mullin Sobieszczyk

1965

1946

1961

1977

Mary Acquavella Drohan

1971

Shan Murphy Cyr

CLASS SON OF 1954 A. Joan Taylor Connor

CLASS BROTHER OF 1973 Anne Marvullo Galvin CLASS AUNT OF 1964 Marie Dooley MEMBER OF THE COLLEGE COMMUNITY Husband of Lynn Alterman Maryanne Barranco-Bryne Roseanne Brousseau

This information reflects our records as of November 17, 2014.

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