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The JOURNEY

THE LOVE OF CHRIST IMPELS US

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Our Bicentennial Also inside: ANNUAL REPORT

A publication of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth

INSIDE THIS ISSUE COVER STORY: 3 Bicentennial Opening Ceremony 5 Presentation Celebrates 6 Mother Catherine Banner 7 Stamp Unveiled at Nazareth 8 A Journey Back in Time 8 Christmas Parade 9 SCN Book Review 10 SCN Coloring Book 10 Coloring Contest 11 SCN Family Member Wins Jeopardy 12 Journey Beads 13 Mayan Sister Makes Difference 15 Man Gets Old Life Back 15 Ministries Celebrate 25 Years 16 New SCN Associates Around the World 17 Volunteer Retreat 18 VCS Awards 19 Walking in St. Vincent’s Footsteps 21 A Living Legacy 22 Helping Others to Help Themselves 23 Highlights 25 Journeying On

Letter from the President Mary Elizabeth Miller, SCN Dear Friends, For many of us the beginning of the new year is a time to look back with gratitude for all God’s gifts to us during the past year.

It is also a time to make new resolutions, to plan to live differently and to anticipate the blessings God has in store for us in the year ahead. A new year brings with it a message of hope and a new sense of peace.

As we walk through the new year we will experience the Creator in many different ways. Our mind and heart speak gratitude as we feel, hear, touch, smell and taste the fruits of the earth particular to each season.

Our relationship with God develops as we immerse ourselves in giving praise for the wonder that surrounds us. This is the mystery of building a relationship with the God of Great Love and being called to be the living presence of love in the lives of each of us.

The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth are at an historic milestone as we begin 2012, our Bicentennial year! United in thanking God for the graces and blessings of the past, we pray in hope and trust as we look to the future. We have a unique opportunity to build on the 200 years of steady growth, service to God and community, and a multitude of achievements. We are challenged to move forward in faith, impelled by the love of Christ, envisioning a future full of hope.

We recently launched a major campaign, Educating Young Women for a Better World: Honoring our Heritage, Giving Hope for the Future. Our goal is to raise $500,000 to provide 200 scholarships for women and girls around the world.

The campaign is well on the way. Our most heartfelt thanks to those who have already responded with a contribution. Will you join us? A contribution will ensure that, with the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, you will leave your mark on women and girls into the next century!

May you experience God’s overwhelming blessings during the new year!

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ON THE COVER: A hand-painted banner by SCNs Luke Boiarski and Marie Becker features a tree on the Nazareth campus near St. Vincent Church that is over 200 years old.

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The Journey is produced by the Office of Congregational Advancement. Contributors for this publication include: Diane Curtis, Dana Hinton, Spalding Hurst, Dianne Smith, Janice White, Leslie Wilson, Robin Weber; SCNAs Trudi Maish, Jo Ann Paulin, Patsy O’Toole; and SCNs Elaine McCarron, Teresa Kotturan, Malini Manjoly, Rita Spalding, Paula Merrill and Luke Boiarski.

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Educating Young Women for a Better World: Honoring our Heritage, Giving Hope for the Future The ministry of education is one of the first ministries of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, dating back to Aug. 23, 1814, when Nazareth Academy opened at Old St. Thomas in Kentucky. This first school was dedicated to the education of girls and young women.

In a “Survey of the Educational Ministry of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth,” Miriam Corcoran, SCN, notes that “within 19 years of the Community’s foundation, Sisters of Charity of Nazareth were directing the intellectual, artistic, moral, and spiritual formation of girls and young women in five educational institutions.” She also pointed out that in the early days, the Sisters established “free schools” near the academies so that students who were unable to pay tuition could receive a Catholic education.

Since the founding of the Congregation and the merger of the Vincentian Sisters of Charity, until today, SCNs have taught in over 300 schools. The SCN commitment to education is felt in every geographic location of the Congregation: the United States, India, Nepal, Belize and Botswana. As part of the SCN Bicentennial Celebration, members of the SCN family have joined together and pledged to generate 200 scholarships for girls and young women worldwide.

The Congregation believes that an education is one of the greatest and most powerful gifts to individuals and to our world. Some may ask, “why girls and young women?” According to the United Nations, approximately 40 million girls worldwide do not go to school because • they cannot afford the fees; or • the school is too far; or • they must earn money to care for their families.

Without an education, girls are at greater risk of experiencing hunger, violence, and disease.

To make a donation to this campaign or to learn how you can be a part of this effort, please contact: Leslie Wilson Director of Development Office of Congregational Advancement P.O. Box 9 Nazareth, KY 40048 (502) 348-1551 lwilson@scnazarethky.org This scholarship fundraising campaign is set for two years. Once the funds have been raised, schools will be identified to receive the scholarship funds. The schools will select scholarship recipients.

Educating girls helps build self-esteem as well as strong families, strong economies, and a better world. A Catholic education helps prepare students with a firm faith that guides all life decisions.

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Looking to the Future … and Honoring Our Past Profound and powerful, two words heard often in the days following the Opening Ceremony in celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth.

On Dec. 3, approximately 250 people came together in Crimmins Hall at Nazareth, Ky., returning to the grounds where Mother Catherine Spalding, the Congregation’s foundress, had once lived and ministered. Walking into the Banner Room, Sisters, Associates, employees and friends of the SCN Community were immediately reminded that the SCNs are an international Congregation. Projected onto the walls of the room were live videos of our SCN family members gathered in four locations.

The world was brought into this room for the historic Bicentennial Celebration, the launching of a year of events leading up to the official 200th anniversary on Dec. 1, 2012.

Through the magic of technology, Pittsburgh, India/Nepal, Belize and Botswana and many others around the globe were able to participate in the Opening Ceremony live. Just steps away in St. Vincent Church, about 100 Sisters, Associates and friends were gathered to watch the broadcast of the Opening Ceremony. Many more joined the webcasted event at home via computer.

Those in attendance or who participated by webcast were treated to a two-hour telling of the 200year history of the SCN Congregation. The presentation was a mix of live monologues and videos from ministry sites. Different parts of the history were told from India, where the SCNs started in 1947, Belize, where the Congregation took root in 1975, Botswana where SCNs founded ministries in 2000 and Pittsburgh where SCNs merged with the Vincentian Sisters of Charity in 2008.

The Opening Ceremony was centered on the theme of a tree, the roots represent the Congregation’s beginnings, in Nelson County, Ky. The branches, reaching out from the tree, represent the ministries and works of the Sisters as the Congregation expands to embrace the world.

Sharon Gray, SCN, and members of the committee that wove together many elements for the Opening Ceremony worked hard to convey a very important message, “It’s our history to meet the needs of the people, our motivations. That same charism is alive no matter what country we are in.”

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early in the planning process that they might not be able to accommodate everyone at the campus for the Opening Celebration. That is why creativity and technology were so crucial. With the desire to have another event in a larger venue able to accommodate the public, a Mass is being planned for Dec. 1, 2012, in the Cathedral of the Assumption in Louisville, Ky., to celebrate the 200th anniversary.

Other celebrations are planned throughout the year including the unveiling of a new painting of Mother Catherine Spalding on March 18, 2012, at Nazareth, an alumni gathering in September, and a reunion for Members of the Central Leadership team SCNs Teresa Kottoran, Susan Gatz, and Mary Elizabeth Miller, share a smile with the former members. late Archbishop Thomas Kelly, and Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz.

Sister Sharon continues to relish the joy and excitement generated by the opening prayer, marveling at how it all came To help unite the participants with the began work on a pioneering rural health together. She is also looking forward to SCN family, and keeping with the theme, mission, Nazareth Hospital Mokama. a year filled with celebrations. “I think small pieces of tree bark or leaves from It opened in 1948. Sister Sangeeta Mother Catherine would be proud,” she the sites of the SCN Congregations were Ayithamattam, SCN Provincial, thanked all says, “it is so powerful to bring everybody given to all in attendance, the oak from who were part of the SCN journey in India together.”

Old St. Thomas, the poplar from Nazareth, and the neighboring country. One of the Visit the SCN website at www.scnfamily. the mahogany from Belize, the Boabab parishioners, Serphina Manuel, expressed org for more information about events from Botswana, and the Peeple from India/ moving words for the Congregation, “I am planned for the year.

Nepal. Five names were randomly listed very happy to be part of this 64-year-old on each piece of wood — either Sisters or journey of the Sisters.”

Associates — who have been part of the In Belize, the group of SCNs and SCN family since it started in 1812. The Associates who came together to enjoy the bicentennial committee made more than Opening Ceremony also attended Mass 1,500 labels to accommodate the 4,800 together. Bicentennial committee liaison names this encompassed.

Higinia Bol, SCN, was part of that group Another powerful element of the and watched the event via webcast from Opening Ceremony, one that moved Belize, noting that those gathered cheered several to tears, was a video featuring as they watched. She also conveyed that many groups that make up the SCN family in the weeks and days leading up to the in different locations all singing one song, ceremony she was looking forward to “We Are Many Parts.” This video can be “celebrating our roots and where we came viewed on the SCN family website. from.” Adding, that she was also focused The celebration has been in the planning on how the SCN community will unfold in stages for more than a year, according the future. to Sister Sharon, director of Nazareth Following the ceremony, Bev Hoffman, Retreat Center and chair of the bicentennial SCN, wrote about the experience in Belize. committee responsible for the Opening “We had a grand time with about 50 of Ceremony. The committee was made up of us at the opening ritual at the Pelican members from across the globe. “One of Beach Hotel and then a full church for the beauties is it is indeed an international the Mass and the reception and cultural team and that flavored the whole thing. program afterwards in which we fed That is rooted in our core, right here at about 350 people. We had representatives Nazareth,” Sister Sharon reflects. from many of the Stann Creek and Toledo A hand-painted banner by SCNs Luke Around the world Sisters shared reports villages. It was a wonderful celebration Boiarski and Marie Becker was also on of how the day unfolded. In India and of our diversity here in Belize, while we display during the Opening Ceremony. It Nepal, Sisters attended a special Mass led connected with our SCNs and Associates features a tree currently on the Nazareth

by Archbishop William D’Souza of Patna, around the world.” She described how campus near St. Vincent Church that is India. He reminded the Sisters that they everyone clapped as Rosemarie Kirwan, over 200 years old. At the roots of this tree are the images of Bishop David, Mother have been called to be the messengers of SCN, drummed the Belizean drums back Catherine Spalding, St. Vincent DePaul God. SCNs first settled in Mokama , India at Nazareth. and Louise deMarillac. in December 1947, and soon after arriving With limited space, the Sisters realized

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Presentation Celebrates Academy Marks 180th Anniversary and the SCN Congregation’s 200th in 2012

A stunning new banner now hangs on the historic tower of Presentation Academy. It is a portrait of Mother Catherine Spalding, the foundress of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth and Presentation.

The banner is striking and serves as a reminder of the impact Mother Catherine has had upon Louisville, Ky., and ministries around the world.

The blessing of the banner took place in November to mark the academy’s 180th anniversary and in anticipation of the SCN Congregation’s 200th anniversary in 2012.

Numerous dignitaries attended the blessing including Congressman John Yarmuth, Mr. and Mrs. George Fischer representing their son — Mayor Greg Fischer, Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz, and both the presidents of Presentation Academy and the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth Congregation. Other honored guests, Mother Catherine herself, portrayed by Susan Gatz, SCN, along with the three Sisters in the roles of the three SCNs who helped found Presentation Academy in 1831.

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of Nazareth. On Jan. 6, 2003, the Louisville Courier-Journal named Mother Catherine the only woman among 16 persons selected as the “most influential people in Louisville/Jefferson County history.”

During the blessing of the Mother Catherine banner, the school’s founders, Mother Catherine and her three companions — Sisters Claire Gardiner, Serena Carney and Apollonia McGill, spoke to the student body. Carrying out the role of Mother Catherine, Sister Susan, vice president of the Congregation, told the students that, “So much of what I wanted for the young girls of our time is what I believe is being given to you here at Pres.” Adding, “From the beginning, academic excellence and faith were paramount at Presentation. … We knew that young women were leaders at home, and we believed that they could be leaders beyond the home. So we incorporated subjects that www.scnfamily.org

Visitors to the SCN Motherhouse Campus, Nazareth, Ky., will be greeted by a large banner depicting foundress Mother Catherine Spalding. The banner hangs from the columns of the Motherhouse above the front steps. The banner went up just before the Bicentennial Opening Celebration in early December 2011, and installing it was a tricky feat. Thanks to the hard work of employees to get the banner displayed in the right location and in a thoughtful manner, the banner is stunning. This is just one of many ways SCN family members are marking 200 years of ministry. Mother Catherine has been recognized for her visionary leadership.

presidents, the passage of the 19th Amendment, desegregation, and the first human steps on the moon.

Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer’s parents present a proclamation to Presentation President Christine Beckett, SCN, and Principal Barbara Wine.

were, at that time, thought of as masculine subjects — physics and geography and logic and others.” Sister Susan as Mother Catherine further noted that, “We wanted young women who could give leadership wherever their life journey took them … I think that is the way you are being educated today.”

Archbishop Kurtz reflected during the anniversary celebration, “What a wonderful backdrop as we, in a sense, not only celebrate the past but, mindful of the present, look forward to the future of Presentation Academy.” The Archbishop further remarked, “The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth, beginning with the work of Mother Catherine Spalding and her companions, continue to live on in Jefferson County and most especially here in downtown Louisville.”

Congressman Yarmuth emphasized to those gathered in the packed Presentation Arts & Athletic Center that “Louisville has grown up around Presentation. And many of the young women who have left their marks on Presentation’s tower have gone on to leave their marks on Louisville.”

Mother Catherine and three Sisters opened Presentation Academy in the basement of St. Louis Church in Louisville in 1831. As the oldest continuously operating high school in Louisville, Presentation survived the Civil War, two world wars, the cholera epidemic of 1832, two fires, and the flood of 1937. When Mother Catherine founded Presentation, Andrew Jackson served as president and Nat Turner unsuccessfully led a slave rebellion in Virginia. Since then, Pres students have witnessed the end of slavery, the rise and fall of prohibition, the assassinations of four

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Stamp Unveiled at Nazareth

Stamp depicts 16th century painting Madonna of the Candelabra by Raphael The Nazareth Post Office and the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth came together in November to unveil a Christmas stamp. Dozens of people packed the O’Connell Hall drawing room to get a sneak peak at the stamp.

For many years, the United States Postal Service has issued “traditional” Christmas stamps featuring the Madonna and Child. The Christmas stamp for 2011 features a detail from a painting by artist Raphael. That work, Madonna of the Candelabra, dates to around 1513.

It now hangs in the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, Md.

receiving mail when she was a student on campus during the period Mary Kevin Egan, SCN, was postmaster from 1955 until 1966. “Having been a student here at Nazareth College myself during that time, I experienced firsthand Sister’s cheerful personality, as well as her overall knowledge of the postal system and careful handling of students’ mail. We looked forward each day to the arrival of the mail truck, and waited with great anticipation for letters and care packages from home!” Sister Mary Kevin was in attendance at the recent unveiling and received an ovation.

Among the guests for the unveiling, more than 130 students from St. Joseph Elementary School and St. Joseph Montessori. The students participated in a Christmas stamp design contest and were recognized during the unveiling. The students were also able to see their artwork on display. Also in attendance: area dignitaries, community leaders, the Vicar General, and many Sisters.

Nazareth’s Post Office has an especially rich history. Mary Elizabeth Miller, SCN, spoke about the early years, “Our Post Office here at Nazareth was established in April 1888, 123 years ago! On that day, Sister Etienne Pargny Mary Kevin Egan, SCN, received the official word from Washington, D.C., of both receives recognition for her the approval of our request for a post office at Nazareth The current postmaster years of service as postmaster and her commission as postmaster.” is Norine Masterson. In at the Nazareth Post Office. addition to processing the When the Nazareth Post Office opened in the 1800s, it mail and passports, Norine served hundreds of Sisters living on campus and students creates a special postmark for the many Christmas cards attending the Academy as well as folks in surrounding mailed from Nazareth each year. Sister Mary Elizabeth areas. Sister Etienne served as postmaster for 34 years. noted that the practice of sending a Christmas card The Nazareth Post Office has only had a handful of postmarked “Nazareth” is cherished by Sisters as well postmasters in the years since her death. as by many neighbors who patronize the Nazareth Post Office each year.

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A Journey Back in Time On Oct. 13, 2011, 34 Sisters of Charity of Nazareth and Associates boarded a bus headed to sites of early missions by the Sisters, many of which are in the Owensboro Diocese. The trip was part of the Bicentennial Celebration of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth.

The drive to Western Kentucky from Nazareth, Ky., took three hours as the Sisters made their way to various locations. Among the highlights, the Sisters visited the site of the former St. Vincent’s Academy near Morganfield, Ky. They also went to a nearby cemetery where SCNs are buried and reconnected with residents at a luncheon.

Charlene Jacobs, SCN, read a little from the SCN centennial book by Anna Blanche McGill, SCN, as the group approached each of the sites from early SCN Kentucky missions.

Among the sites visited, Bethlehem Academy which was opened in Bardstown in 1819; St. Frances Academy in Owensboro which was established in 1849; St. Vincent Academy founded by SCNs in 1820; St. Ann School in Morganfield, opened in 1912; and St. Rose Academy in Uniontown, Ky., which opened in 1872 (later named St. Agnes).

Christmas Parade

As part of the Bicentennial Celebration, the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth sponsored a float in the Bardstown, Ky., Christmas parade on Dec. 1, 2011. The float depicted Mother Catherine Spalding and another Sister surrounded by pioneer children in the early days of the Congregation. The children are children of some of our SCN employees. The float received loud applause as it reached the town square.

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Book Review Impelled by the Love of Christ: Sisters of Charity of Nazareth 1924–1936 Distinguished author and historian, Rev. Clyde Crews, Bellarmine University, reviewed the most recent release in the Impelled by the Love of Christ book series. The series is available at bookstores in Louisville and Bardstown, Ky. The saga moves forward. A scholarly group of Sisters of Charity of Nazareth continue their research and writing as they narrate their community’s history over its last highly eventful century.

All told, six volumes are projected as part of the celebration of the bicentennial of the Sisters. The second in the series has now come from the press under the keen authorship of Sisters Patricia Kelley and Rachel Willett.

In the first volume of the series , the central figure was Mother Rose Meagher. This time the focus moves to her successor, Mother Mary Catherine Malone. Whereas the first volume had as its contextual and dramatic backdrop the First World War, this one has the Jazz Age and the Depression. Some of the more moving moments of this present account are those that evoke the Sisters who dealt with lean times and the way they sought to help those around them. Mother Mary Catherine emerges from these pages as a great-hearted soul with a special dedication to the education of the rural poor.

As this volume begins in 1924, the community has 1,015 members. They staff three colleges, 14 academies, 60 parochial schools, six hospitals and six orphanages and a few other facilities. And this far-flung empire of charity extended to at least eight states. The challenge here was to provide a sense of the actual life experience of various Sisters across this wide canvas.

For this, the authors depend heavily on the house annals that all branches of the community kept on a nearly daily basis. This approach yields some very colorful reportage: • When in 1924 anti-Catholicism flares in Shawnee, Ohio, several Catholic men for a time sit guard at the convent.

• Sisters heading to teach at a summer school in the Kentucky mountains in 1925 walk two-and-a-half hours over rough terrain to reach their mission, crossing the wonderfully named Contrary Creek several times on the journey.

• In 1931, in the depth of the Depression, a pastor in Dennison, Ohio tells his parishioners that there is no money to pay his salary, nor that of the Sisters. Each Sister at the time had been receiving 82 cents per day as salary.

• Dinner is delayed at St. Thomas Orphanage in Louisville on March 4, 1933, so that the Sisters may listen to President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s inaugural address over the radio.

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Throughout the volume we meet largely unsung community members who were stalwart, each in her own way. Austina Romanowski, SCN, taught Polish/ English classes to children who idolized her as the Sister who jumped rope with the girls and played ball with the boys. Evangelista Malone, SCN, community treasurer during the era of this volume, was quite a taskmaster as new windows were being added to the Motherhouse church. She returned one window, for example, because the saint’s face was too severe.

There are many other glimpses into the community’s life, including the spiritual exercises of a typical day, and the account of the few Sisters who taught in public rural schools. Even the benefactor Countess Spottiswood-Mackin, a Nazareth alumna, makes an appearance.

The very readable text is rounded off by a serviceable index.

Twenty-four pages of photographs reproduced with unusually high quality provide an additional immersion in the historical sensibility of the era. Special credit goes to designers Katy Keeslar and Brad Craig for their highly professional work.

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In India, the first official gathering of the Nazareth Old Students Association (NOSA) Delhi Chapter took place in November 2011. SCNs Anne Marie Thayilchirayil, Ann George Mukalel, Reena Theruvankunnel, Bridget Kappalumakal, Stella Kaiparampatt and Nirmala Mulackal attended the heartwarming event at St. Xavier’s. The entrance and the hall were decorated with balloons and fresh red and white flowers - the colors of the school uniform. There were approximately 200 guests. Two Golden Jubilarians, both ex-principals and teachers of Nazareth Academy, Gaya, Sisters Anne Marie and Ann George were honored with bouquets and shawls. They in turn, shared a few words of thanks as did Cassilda Castell, SCN, who is credited with making NOSA – Delhi Chapter a reality.

With some of the former students in attendance being recent graduates, they were happy to hear from Sisters Ann Palatty and Vijaya Chalil, both of whom are in Gaya. These two sent good wishes and regrets for their absence by phone. A delicious meal was part of the gathering and a special corner seemed to be a main attraction for several where litty was made and served with all the sauces.

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The Congregation’s Latest Publication is a Coloring Book “Color Catherine’s World” has been created as part of the SCN Bicentennial Celebration. The coloring book features illustrations drawn by SCNs Luke Boiarski and Nancy Gerth. The book will officially be unveiled in February 2012 during a book signing event. It will be available for Sisters, Associates, and members of the SCN family to share with children. Plans are underway to make the coloring book available in a PDF format that can be downloaded from the SCN family website under the youth tab. The books can also be picked up in the Office of Congregational Advancement or by contacting Sister Luke at (502) 348-1581.

While there is no cost for the coloring books, any donation would make it possible for additional coloring books to be printed.

Coloring Contest Gets Underway Children at Asha Kiran in Dharuhera, India, had a coloring contest in honor of the Opening Bicentennial Celebrations. They drew Mother Catherine Spalding as depicted in the current painting of her. Members of the SCN family around the world were asked to help pick the winners. The winners were chosen after compiling the results of both a Facebook poll and votes marked on copies of the drawings on display in the Motherhouse dining room at Nazareth, Ky.

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SCN family member Wins Jeopardy Answer: He won the Jeopardy Kids edition as a seventh grader and donated a portion of his prize money to the SCNs.

Dillon’s mother, Rachel, thinks her son’s experience on his school’s Academic Team was very helpful. He was comfortable with using the buzzer and with having to be very quick with his answers.

Question: Who is Sister Rachel Willett’s great-nephew, Dillon McCormick?

Following the big win, Dillon was asked what his plans were for the prize money he received. “We’ve always taught Dillon and his brother Patrick to give back to Church or charity,” emphasizes Dillon’s Mom. So she was not surprised when before they had even returned home from Hollywood, Dillon knew what to do. “He said ‘you know what, I want to give to Nazareth,’” Rachel says.

In early 2010, 13-year-old , Dillon sat down in front of his computer and took an online Jeopardy quiz. He says he really didn’t think anything would come of it. He was actually one of 10,000 children to take the online test. “It was just a fun little thing,” he shares.

To his surprise, later that year, in July, he received an email inviting him to an audition in Chicago, Illinois. He was one of 250 children selected to audition. Of those 250, 15 would be chosen for the show. At the audition, he was required to take a written test, participate in a mock Jeopardy game and was interviewed by the show’s producers.

Dillon describes how during the show, he was able to focus on the questions and nothing else and tried to pay no attention to the cameras, the audience, any distractions.

And he took his chances.

“I clicked in if I thought I knew it, unless I had absolutely no clue. I buzzed in 90 percent of the time,” Dillon recounts. He Months and months went by without word says he had a slow start, but then started and Dillon assumed he was not chosen. But climbing back to his eventual victory. he was wrong. One day in February 2011, Dillon’s father, Gary, showed up at school His mother, Sister Rachel’s niece, teaches to give Dillon the news in person. He had high school social studies and history and been chosen for the show! His dad was so says she was thrilled to see the “American excited after receiving the phone call that History” category come up. Dillon also he went to Dillon’s school to tell him right excelled in the “cats” and “Southern away! “I was in disbelief,” Dillon recalls.

Hemisphere” categories. Dillon previously won the school-wide Geography Bee and Dillon went to work, studying and did well with geography-related questions. preparing for the big day. He visited a website full of Jeopardy archival material from previous Kids’ Weeks. His father often quizzed him. And that March, as a seventh-grader, Dillon took his first-ever airplane ride to Hollywood, California.

As a baby, Dillon made his first trip to Nazareth, meeting his great-aunt Sister Rachel. Although Dillon doesn’t remember that first trip, he does remember attending and enjoying the Nazareth Picnic in the summer with his family. He says he always enjoys talking with Sister Rachel and her friends at Nazareth.

So in August 2011, the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth received a generous donation from Dillon with a handwritten note (see below).

Sister Rachel is very proud of Dillon, and so pleased her great-nephew chose to donate some of his winnings to the SCNs.

Dillon’s mother, Rachel, says she felt like she was more nervous than her son. Adding the producers did a terrific job at keeping the contestants calm and relaxed.

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A spark of creativity often takes on a life of its own. Such is the case with the creation of Journey Bead jewelry. Patsy O’Toole explains, “At lunch one day I noticed a beautiful necklace that my friend, Mary Boyce, was wearing. Mary explained that she bought it to support women in Uganda who made the beads out of recycled paper.” Patsy was fascinated, and one evening she searched online for how to do this. She had an old SCN Journey magazine close by and decided to try her hand at making paper beads. Stunned by the beauty, she shared it with others in the Office of Congregational Advancement and the group decided to make jewelry out of the recycled Journey magazines to sell at the Nazareth Picnic. The pages that tell the stories of the SCN ministries now serve as jewelry and the proceeds support those same ministries.

and giving the bracelet as a gift to someone is a sign of solidarity and support in whatever their journey might be. As a result, she and her friends sold over $1,000 in bracelets. “Journey” has become a theme for the family and a group of friends who will travel to Belize in February through the SCN Lay Mission Volunteer program to build a home for a family in need.

Sisters at Nazareth are busy with various aspects of making journey beads. Teresa Rose Nabholz, SCN, who spent 40 years in India and six years in Belize, now works in the Advancement Office to support the missions.

She spends much of her spare time rolling journey beads by hand. “I’ve spent so much of my life in the missions, in India and in Belize.

Now that I’m older and can’t do the same thing anymore, at least I can do something to help the cause. It gives me great joy. I feel very connected in this way,” explains Sister Teresa Rose.

“We’re all connected.

Thanks for being part of the journey!”

Over $2,000 was raised through sales of this jewelry for the Nazareth Picnic, and there was such enthusiasm for the beads that Patsy decided to form “JourneyCrafts” — an organization made up of a team of volunteers who would continue to create the jewelry with the promise that all proceeds will support the ministries of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth. To date, the JourneyCrafts team has donated an additional $4,800 to the Congregation.

“The most exciting thing for me is how many people are involved in this project — people are so good and want to be part of something bigger than themselves. People really want to make a difference in our world, and this offers a small way to do that,” explains Patsy. Her sister, Mary, jumped in to help and made over 100 bracelets with beads that spell out “journey”. She showed them to friends and explained that everyone is on a journey —

SCNs Rosemarie Kirwan and Alice Teresa Wood have added their own skills to the effort by offering their crocheted and knitted afghans, hats and scarves for purchase.

The website for JourneyCrafts is www.journeycrafts.org. It features a photo of the Journey team members. Jewelry and crafts can be purchased at this website. As the team heads into 2012, Patsy shares, who knows where this effort will lead. “What we do know is that for now, JourneyCrafts is making a difference. It’s a small world,” emphasizes Patsy. “We’re all connected. Thanks for being part of the journey!”

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Mayan Sister Makes a Difference in Her Home Country The first young woman in her tiny Belizean village in the Toledo District to go to college as well as one of the first to go to high school, Higinia Bol, SCN, recalls how others responded to her when she dared to gently question her elders as to why girls weren’t encouraged to go to school beyond eighth grade.

As a woman of fierce determination and powerful insights, linked in large part to her village roots, it’s that same determination that is fueling Sister Higinia in her latest ministry. She sees possibilities in everyone and is determined to use her personal experiences to empower women, many of whom remind her of where she might have been destined to land had she not found her voice.

Sister Higinia is part of the grassroots nonprofit organization in Belize City, Belize, the Center for Community Resource Development. The nonprofit is reaching out to residents who live on the south side of Belize City and bringing about dramatic improvements.

Described as being among the poorest areas of the city, Sister Higinia says the community is often marginalized by people living in other parts of the country who sometimes look down upon and make snap judgments about “that section.” She shares how the residents sometimes run into discrimination when applying for jobs based on their address. Indeed the south side of Belize is a community grappling with unemployment and an increase in crime. Residents often feel hopeless or unable to bring about change. However, 13

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Sister Higinia speaks out about focusing on the many positives of that area including the strong sense of community and the way neighbors go out of their way to help out one another. And she says, that is what she hopes to inspire others to see…the possibilities.

Sister Higinia and Rev. Brian Christopher, SJ, are determined to help the residents help themselves. The nonprofit’s goals are two-fold focusing on social and economic development. Sister Higinia has been meeting with residents asking them to identify the resources in the community that already exist and to tap into individual resources as well. It’s all about focusing on the positive and building on strengths says Sister Higinia, and changing the mind-set of folks who have lived on the south side for generations.

A number of initiatives have already taken root including a program called “circles of conversation” involving a group of women that exhibit leadership skills and a history of being advocates. These women come together to brainstorm and plan, and in turn invite others to join them in making the community stronger and more forward thinking. In just a short period of time, several changes are taking place, like the back yard gardening program. Many residents in the south side are struggling

to have enough food. They don’t realize the possibilities of gardening in their own yards and neighborhoods, thinking that crops grow only in more rural settings.

With guidance and instruction, these families are now learning how to grow their own food, generating a bounty of vegetables in order to feed their own families and others around them.

A skills training program is also taking off. Folks who prepare traditional foods representative of the Belizean culture are working with experts in the hospitality and tourism industries to perfect their foods and to market these tasty treats to tourists.

It is a win-win program as the women are engaged to help preserve Belize’s traditional foods, and at the same time, they earn an income doing something they love, using skills they already have but that just need to be further developed and honed.

Sister Higinia beams as she talks about the program and early successes and how residents are learning to focus on the positive and are becoming more self-reliant. She is philosophical as she describes the change taking place, “We can make a difference in our own lives; we have the will power within ourselves. We don’t need anybody to solve our problems for us.”

Sister Higinia’s life is a testament to that mind-set. At a time when no young women were going on to high school, she and three friends convinced their parents to let them further their education, a sacrifice that meant they had to leave their parents and friends behind, because the school was some distance. Sister Higinia then dreamed of college and convinced her parents to let her explore possibilities, despite their trepidation about her going away to school.

She went on to win a scholarship to a college in Arkansas and left Belize for the U.S. where she earned her degree. She continued to dream, this time of finding a way to help even larger groups of people.

Sister Higinia found herself drawn to the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth.

And now, after going to high school and college, making vows as a Sister, and having a fulfilling career teaching in Belize, Sister Higinia is in a new ministry, that of community development. She considers herself very blessed having been able to pursue an education and to travel many places, but Sister Higinia will be the first to say, she still she sees herself as the young woman from Toledo. She also says she sees herself in the women of the south side of Belize, adding she hopes others now believe … nothing is impossible.

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Man Gets Old Life Back Nepali Man Regains Sense of Normalcy With Sisters Help

SCN family members are making a difference in the life of a Nepalese man who has lived much of his life with a severe facial disfiguration. After being attacked by a wild bear 30 years ago, the man went to many places seeking medical treatment to repair his scars. He had very little luck.

Uncomfortable being out in public, the man would tie a band on his face to hide his deformity. Eventually he chose to confine himself to his house.

One day, the man, Mr. Bahadur, met Cecilia Simick, SCN, during a mobile health clinic in a village of Dailekh District.

She sent Mr. Bahadur to Kathmandu to meet with doctors.

Doctors at Sushma Koirala Memorial Hospital felt they could help the attack victim with surgery. He stayed two months in the hospital. A prosthetic nose was created and fit to his face.

Mr. Bahadur now has a new look and his old life back. Sister Cecilia shares that Mr. Bahadur is happy to see his face in the mirror and is excited to tell his story. He returned from medical treatment in October 2011 on the day of a special festival in Nepal, Laxmi Puja. Overjoyed, he shared, “I have received a special gift this year from God — my nose!”

Mr. Bahadur thanked the Sisters for their help and support and could not contain his excitement at being able to go home to his village in Dailekh District where his wife, relatives, and neighbors were eagerly waiting to see him with his new nose and his new look.

Ministries Celebrate 25 Years Jubilee Celebration in Shahpur, India and Sangsay, Nepal Two Silver Jubilee celebrations took place in the Eastern Province in the fall and winter of 2011. Navjyoti Sisters along with the people of Shahpur celebrated 25 years of ministry in Muzaffarpur Diocese on Nov. 5. As part of the ritual, the first Sister in ministry there, Rose Plathottathil, SCN, together with the rest of the Sisters who had been missioned in Shahpur were escorted by the parishioners by the beating of the drums and processed from the parish, the beginning place of SCNs, to the present Navjyoti compound. During the procession, SCNs Marina Thazhathuveettil, Mary John Nadackal, Aruna Ekka, and Rose Plathottathil greeted the villagers and recalled their experiences, challenging living conditions, and the struggles and joys they each had encountered. Also recalled, the 2008 flood and how SCNs responded to the crisis and helped with recovery efforts.

Eastern Province Provincial Sangeeta Ayithamattam, SCN, thanked the 23 SCNs present at the celebration and the many SCN family members who have ministered in Shahpur. The Bishop encouraged SCNs to continue their mission at Shahpur for the next 125 years!

In Sangsay, where SCN family members also celebrated 25 years of ministry, SCNs Maria Palathingal, Vinaya Chalil, Philomina Hembrom, Cecilia Simick, and Angela Lepcha, were recognized.

Most Rev. Bishop Stephen Lepcha of the Darjeeling Diocese celebrated the Jubilee Mass along with many other priests. Mass was followed by a meal and a cultural program. The Bishop thanked SCNs for their commitment to serve the people of the area regardless of caste, creed, or religion and encouraged the young people to do the same.

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New Associates Around the World An important group of lay people who make a commitment to make a real difference in the world.

Over 90 people attended the SCN Associate Retreat held at Nazareth, Ky., on Sept. 23–25, 2011. Mary Ellen Doyle, SCN, the presenter, shared her experience on “Life and Death Issues, Attitudes and Actions.” SCN Candidate Marie Flowers and new Associate Ruth Lowe shared their personal stories. Many participants were inspired to find their own ways of forgiveness and to pursue ways of learning more about this ministry. Sister Mary Ellen, as one participant stated, “… was the perfect presenter … this was for her a deeply experienced venture from which both her mind and heart spoke, clearly and meaningfully.”

Upcoming Associate Retreat Weekends April 27–29, 2012 Topic: “And God Said What?”

Marge Ralph Sept. 28–30, 2012 Topic: TBA Vie Thorgren, SCN Associate

On Oct. 9, SCNs and Associates came together in Botswana, Africa, to begin a day of reflection that would culminate in commitments from nine candidates. Pat Huitt, SCN, presented a day of reflection on the theme Praying with Vincent to help Personalize Our Relationship with God. The Liturgy of Commitment was held in the Divine Mercy Church in Metsimotlhabe. After the homily, each Candidate came forward and read their personal commitment as an SCN Associate. Tootsie Gish, SCNA, who works in ministry in Botswana, also renewed her commitment.

There are now 17 Associates in Botswana; 36 Associates in Belize and four candidates; 22 Associates in India; 175 Associates, 10 Candidates, and 22 Inquirers in the United States.

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Volunteer Retreat

Dozens of people attended a gathering of past volunteers of the Lay Mission Volunteer Program on Oct. 29, 2011, at Nazareth, Ky. Past volunteers, 42 in all, participated in the day of reflection. SCNs Maria Vincent Brocato, Luke Boiarski and Patsy O’Toole, SCNA, led the group in a series of activities reflecting on how volunteers shared and received God’s light.

Nazareth Home Residents Create Art Nazareth Home is constantly looking for ways to stay connected in the community and has reached out to a program at the Kentucky Center for the Arts designed to partner artists with health care agencies. The award winning facility in Louisville, Ky., is the first and only nursing home in the Healing Arts Program. Residents were thrilled to participate in a variety of different programs in 2011. Those arts include: African drumming, story-telling, creative movement, dance, folk music, song writing, Celtic music, drama, stone carving, flamenco dance and hip-hop dance. A large scale visual art piece was also installed and unveiled at Nazareth Home.

Created by artist, Patrice Will, and entitled “A Vision of Hope,” the work features a three-dimensional butterfly alighting on a rainbow backdrop made from hundreds of paint sticks painted by residents.

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VCS Awards Employees Receive St. Vincent and St. Louise Award for Exemplary Service Vincentian Collaborative System President and CEO Raymond Washburn recently unveiled the St. Vincent and St. Louise Award and announced the first six employees earning the honor for their exemplary acts.

The St. Vincent and St. Louise Award is given to a small number of employees who have done something significant that is an example of turning the mission into action, and the award recognizes them as “VIPs” a term coined by one of the employees to mean “Vincent in Practice.”

The Sisters live by the motto “the love of Christ impels us” and employees are encouraged to carry out their work mindful of this legacy. The Vincentian mission is to serve others and to treat them as members of one’s own family. Employees, acting upon the mission, ensure the legacy and examples the Sisters set continues now and into the future.

The St. Vincent and St. Louise Award will be given twice yearly during the week of St. Vincent Day (Sept. 27) and St. Louise Day (March 15). Employees who receive the award are recognized in several ways including receiving a VIP pin to wear with their name badge. They also receive a certificate of recognition and are recognized by their administrator during St. Vincent or St. Louise week. The names of the recipients are also displayed at each facility entrance and they are recognized in numerous articles and press releases.

Another employee helped a resident maintain dignity by providing personal assistance that was beyond the scope of the employee’s typical job – simply because it was the right thing to do.

One employee visited a dying man to share with him what his role in her life had meant. When she arrived he was in a coma, unbeknownst to her. And although she didn’t know the family who welcomed her into his room, this employee knew that hearing is the last sense to be lost, so she held his hand, sat with him and talked.

Another employee engaged her family and friends in providing a cookout for a group of residents for whom she works. They planned the picnic with the residents’ input, purchased the supplies, provided all the labor and cleaned up. The residents enjoyed a delightful summer afternoon thanks to her extra effort.

And one employee developed such a strong relationship with a priest during his multiple stays at her workplace that, during his final days, he specifically requested her presence. She sat with him, even through the night while off duty, to ensure he was comfortable and at peace during his final hours.

If you see an employee wearing the VIP pin, please make a point of talking with him or her. These employees have been recognized as leaders in fulfilling the Vincentian mission, following in the Sisters’ footsteps and in the footsteps of St. Vincent and St. Louise, in providing care above and beyond the everyday expectations and in treating others as if they were a member of their own family. Their stories help us carry on the SCN legacy and are shared as examples of the way the love of Christ can impel each of us.

The first six employees to be honored are Judy Back, Nurse Aide, Vincentian Regency; Lyndsey Green, Nurse Aide, Vincentian Regency; Larry Hayward, Maintenance, Vincentian Villa; Bert Palamone, LPN, Marian Manor; Louanne Plank, Director of Quality and Risk Management, Vincentian Collaborative System; and Linda Schoyer, Pastoral Care, Vincentian de Marillac.

One employee worked with a resident who was experiencing severe dementia symptoms. He could not talk and didn’t seem to remember his wife. This employee helped him re-learn to speak his wife’s name and the words Merry Christmas. She practiced with him and purchased a recordable Christmas card so he could speak the words into the card and present it to his wife at Christmas as a reminder of their love.

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Walking in St.Vincent’s Footsteps It was a once in a lifetime trip for four SCNs, Elaine McCarron, Paula Merrill, Lilly Luka Vayampallitharapel, and Lucy Puthukkat, chosen to travel to France to learn more about St. Vincent de Paul.

The four found themselves in awe at almost Flowers are beloved by the French and every turn. towns try to have the most beautiful hanging plants and gardens. The The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth were government assigns a number to a town founded in the tradition of St. Vincent de from one to five to denote the beauty of its Paul (1580-1660). Born to a peasant family flowers, five being the most beautiful. It is in France, Vincent studied humanities also a country that has experienced many and theology. He devoted his life to the tragic wars but none so terrible to the oppressed, the sick, the poor and the French as World War I. Within the country, imprisoned. He was the founder of many its churches, parks and monuments abound seminaries throughout France as well as with memorials of the First World War. To the Daughters of Charity. some that may sound strange as we are closer to the tragedies of World War II When the first four members of the but the loss of French lives in World War I Sisters of Charity of Nazareth made their overwhelmed the country. religious vows, Feb. 2, 1816, they took the vows of poverty, chastity, obedience, and France today is not the Christian country perseverance according to the Rule of St. it was at the time of St. Vincent de Paul.

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The Catholic churches are owned by the local civil authorities who are responsible Sister Elaine recounts the experience of for repairs and upkeep. Most of the traveling to France: churches are museums but some are operating parishes. Some churches are Sister Paula Merrill and I were surprised world renowned works of art such as Notre in October 2010 to have our names drawn Dame and Sacre Coeur in Paris and the as winners of a two-week trip to France.

Cathedral of Notre Dame in Chartres.

The object of our journey was to walk in the footsteps of our patron, St. Vincent de Paul. We joined 23 pilgrims on a tour sponsored by De Paul University in Chicago. Two priests of the Congregation of the Mission, founded by St. Vincent, guided us through France, which is close in size to the state of Texas.

France of the 21st century is, as it has always been, a beautiful and interesting country. It has a long history of painters, poets and writers. It is the country of the impressionist painters, and great writers such as Voltaire and Rousseau.

The government has a minister for bread which is considered a national treasure.

Also, there is great importance given to preserving the French language, another national treasure.

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In addition to the churches, there are other signs of France’s Christian past. Towns in the countryside marked the end of their boundaries with a huge crucifix and many remain today. France gave the Catholic Church great saints. St. Vincent De Paul, Apostle of the Poor, is among the most well-known. There is an enormous face of Vincent made out of strips of metal on the outside wall of a building in Paris, from a distance it resembles a painting. Streets are named for him and places, important in his life, are marked with plaques. His work with the poor and unfortunate is not forgotten even after the passing of four centuries.

Vincent was born at Pouy, Gascony in 1580. He was the third child of a peasant family comprised of four sons and two daughters. Vincent described the humble life of his own family with so much reverence that one knows that happiness as well as poverty filled his early life.

He always had love and devotion for his parents and siblings. Vincent said of himself that in his early days he was a herder of animals. In the countryside where he lived, shepherd boys looked after their flocks from stilts. This perch allowed them a great view of the sheep. Today, there are pictures of the boys on stilts sold in the shops.

Vincent decided early to become a priest.

Unlike many of the priests in his time he received an excellent theological education in Southern France partly in Toulouse. A series of events led him to the de Gondi family. Vincent was employed as a tutor to their children and confessor to Madam de Gondi. She was a pious woman in charge of the spiritual well-being of the peasants in their vast estates. On one of the de Gondi’s estates at Folleville, he preached in the church, and began giving missions in the parishes on the estates. His need www.scnfamily.org

for help with the popular missions gave birth to a community of priests and brothers, the Congregation of the Mission. The community is viable today with many members all over the world.

As a parish priest at Chatillon, Vincent told the congregation that someone had informed him that morning of a very sick family in need of food, clothes, everything imaginable to sustain life. After

Pictured from left to right, SCNs Lilly Luka Vayampallitharapel, Lucy Puthukkat, and Paula Merrill.

Mass, Vincent gathered provisions and with two men made his way to the house of the sick family. Soon he met many people from church who heard his preaching, they were also on the way to the same house with necessities. That incident, many believe, changed Vincent’s life and his entire focus turned toward the poor.

Vincent knew that alone he could not alleviate the sufferings of the poor. He turned toward aristocratic ladies to assist him, the Ladies of Charity. Many were willing and did good things but some were not skilled and did not know how to help the poor and sick. A few even began to send their servants to assist the poor.

Today, the Ladies of Charity are a vibrant group and continue their work with the poor. With the help of St. Louise De Marillac, Vincent founded the Daughters of Charity. They were mostly peasant young women and under the formation of Louise and Vincent grew in holiness. Today, their assistance to the poor is legendary throughout the world. At one time, every hospital in France was staffed by the Daughters of Charity. They became the largest community of women religious in the Church. Many years after Vincent’s death, the well-known St. Vincent de Paul Societies were founded by Frederic Ozonan whom the Church honors as a saint. These societies do much good for the poor and unfortunate.

One day in 1646, Vincent, who gave frequent conferences to the Daughters, said to them: “In serving the poor, you serve Jesus Christ. O my daughters, how true that is—you serve Christ in the person of the poor. That is as true as the fact that we are here in this room.”

No one on earth, not royalty, the wealthy, or any famous person captured the attention and devotion of Vincent de Paul as did the poor. In them, he found Jesus Christ.

Sisters Elaine, Paula, Lucy, and Lilly returned from their pilgrimage renewed and inspired. They have been sharing their experience with members of the SCN family.

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A Living Legacy JoAnn Kaelin Jones “At the end of life, we will not be judged by how many diplomas we have received, how much money we have made, how many great things we have done. We will be judged by, ‘I was hungry and you gave me to eat, I was naked and you clothed me, I was homeless and you took me in.’” Those words of Mother Teresa sum up the way that JoAnn Kaelin Jones wanted to be remembered. At the memorial celebration of her life, it is indeed the way that people spoke of her.

JoAnn died on June 23, 2011, at Hospice Ministries in Ridgeland, Miss. JoAnn was a member of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth from 1958 until 1973. Her last teaching assignment in the Congregation was at St. Clara School in Yazoo City, Miss., in 1969. It was there that JoAnn’s commitment to working for social justice deepened, and she became active in the civil rights movement. She felt compelled to devote her life to serving the people of Mississippi. After leaving the SCN Congregation, she continued to serve as an educator in various capacities. JoAnn married Gwinn Jones, her “soul mate” in 1992. JoAnn said that he completed her life. He passed away in 1997. JoAnn was the librarian in Magnolia, Miss., from 1994 to 2006, when she retired.

A Mass of Resurrection was celebrated in St. Vincent Church at Nazareth, Ky., on Aug. 20, 2011, and in Chatawa, Miss., on Sept. 17, 2011. During a time of sharing of memories at Nazareth following Mass, her sister, Mary Jane, read a letter that JoAnn wrote to her and her sister, Rita, prior to her death. She wrote, “I have tried to devote my life to those most in need, to those less fortunate, to the ‘underdog’, to those who have so much going against them. Therefore, I wish that my death and my will reflect these intense and soulfilled desires.”

I want my actions after death to be a legacy of my life’s principles and goals.

As a member of the SCN Legacy Society, JoAnn named the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth as a beneficiary in her will. In the letter read at Nazareth, JoAnn wrote, “I would like for you to disseminate the message of this will. The purpose of this would be to give others some ideas about the use of their money and material possessions after death – whether the estate is large or small. I wish to plant ‘seeds of sharing’ in the minds of others, certainly not to give any praise or credit to myself. I will be gone from this earth.

The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth gratefully acknowledge JoAnn’s generosity – during her lifetime and at the time of her death. Julie Driscoll, SCN, summed up the feeling of many when she shared, “At a time when others were uncertain where to stand on the racial question, JoAnn was clear and caring and she has remained a witness to many of us throughout her life. Her gentle presence and obvious commitment to justice remains a powerful legacy for us all.”

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The SCN Legacy Society was formed to recognize and say thank you to individuals who have chosen to make a difference in the lives of others by including the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth in their estate plans. SCN Legacy Society members are individuals who have named the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth as a beneficiary in their will, of a life insurance policy, retirement benefit, or charitable trust. If you have the SCNs in your estate plans or if you would like more information about this, contact Leslie Wilson, Director of Development, at (502) 348–1551 or lwilson@scnazarethky.org.

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Helping Others to Help Themselves

It is one of the poorest areas of Pennsylvania, Fayette County, located in the western part of the state. The land is hilly and breathtaking, but the beauty is sometimes eclipsed by the struggle that so many families face, that of daily survival. In the area of Dunbar alone, where there are a little more than 1,200 people, 10 percent of the residents rely on food banks.

Rendu Services is working to improve the lives of the impoverished and marginalized through a wide variety of social outreach programs. SCNs are part of this collaborative ministry along with Sisters from the Daughters of Charity and the Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill. The Sisters working at Rendu Services provide services in after-school activities and other outreach programs for children as well as a monthly food pantry distribution center. They also offer a nursing program and a mobile health clinic. These innovative programs are making a difference.

A renovated RV which serves as a mobile health clinic visits 18 locations around the county. Often sitting behind the steering wheel of the RV, Alice O’Connell, SCN, who drives to key locations, like the post office to set up the clinic. There she administers a number of check ups including monitoring blood pressure and discussing healthy eating habits.

Among the successes, the story of one young pregnant woman who was rushed to the delivery room after a routine checkup at the mobile health clinic van. She was not aware of her high blood pressure, discounting the discomfort as labor pains.

The quick actions of SCN Sarah Geier, a nurse, sent the young woman to the hospital. The woman’s mother is forever grateful to Rendu Services saying the program

saved the life of her daughter and that of her unborn grandson.

The woman is now a volunteer with Rendu Services.

Another Sister in ministry in Western Pennsylvania, Ann Horvat, SCN, works at the St. Vincent DePaul store. She assists the economically challenged people of the community to create access to the basic needs of daily living.

During these tough economic times, food pantries in the area are finding that they have less food to give families in need. Such is the case with the Rendu Services food pantry. In fact, the pantry was not able to sign up new families until January 2012. In an effort to highlight this plight, Sister Alice found a creative way to raise awareness and food donations, a zumbathon.

… So that in that moment of peace, that they may find Christ in their lives.

Mary Francis Bassick, DC, is the administrator of Rendu Services. She lights up when talking about this ministry, “this program is not about bringing Christ to the poor, that Christ is already with them. It is Rendu Services that provides a moment of peace in someone’s life, whether it be a break for their children in an after-school program or peace of mind at a health screening.

So that in that moment of peace, that they may find Christ in their lives.”

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SCNs Jeanine Jaster and Rita Gesue participated in Global Exchange in 2011. Their stories and photos will be shared in a future issue of The Journey.

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Mary Elizabeth Miller, SCN, visited St. Ann’s Catholic School in Bartlett, Tenn., on Sept. 20, 2011. The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth opened the doors in 1960 to 150 students. When St. Ann celebrated 50 years they decided to give back to the Sisters who started it all.

Students collected their pocket change during the school year. Sister Mary Elizabeth was overwhelmed with gratitude when the students presented the money along with other symbolic gifts to thank the Sisters.

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Pat Hill, founder of the Montessori School on the Motherhouse campus, Nazareth, Ky., celebrated her 80th birthday with her students. The children at St. Connie Tarallo, SCN, pictured far right, Joseph Montessori made cards and 4 has received an award for four decades showered her with appreciation. Not only of service to Catholic education. Sister was Sister Pat recognized within the Connie has been in ministry as a teacher for school, she was also awarded the Nelson those 40 years at St. Ann’s in Bartlett, Tenn. County Teacher of the Year Award for the She received the special recognition from second year in a row. Nelson County Judge the Catholic Diocese of Memphis. In part, Executive Dean Watts declared it “Sister the award reads, “You truly touch the future Patricia Hill Day.” and it will be a better place because of you.

Dorothy Jackson, SCN, was Your dedication and commitment to 8 recognized at St. Martin de Porres Catholic schools and to the education of the students in your care is truly an inspiration.” Parish in Louisville, Ky. During the Feast of St. Martin de Porres in November, Sister Saint Joseph Appalachian Outreach Dorothy was honored for 17 years of 5 Program celebrated 25 years. The service to the parish.

Appalachian Outreach Program was The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth established in 1986 by Betty Shelton, SCN, 9 participated in the annual Festival of to build a multi-faceted outreach service Faiths in Louisville, Ky. This year’s theme program for the under served people of was Sacred Air, Breath of Life.

Appalachia. Many SCNs have served in this ministry.

Kurji Holy Family Hospital College of 10 Amrita Manjoly, SCN, won the state Nursing will begin a Bachelor of 6 award for the best teacher/principal in Science Nursing program. Sangeeta Tamil Nadu, India. Sister Amrita is Ayithamattam, SCN, president of KHFH, currently serving as the principal at St. inaugurated the college and Father John D’ Vincent Matriculation School in Trichy.

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Ellen Paul McGovern, SCN, was honored at the Catholic Charities Annual Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon for her 11 years of service to the Haitian Multi-Service Center in Boston, Mass. The honor reads in part: “Sister Ellen McGovern is one of the long-term volunteers who have truly embraced the mission of Catholic Charities. …”

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SCNs Luke Boiarski, Maria Vincent 12 Brocato, Teresa Kotturan, Eva Kowalski, Carol Rogers, Grace Mary Whittaker and SCNA Mary Gene Frank joined Sisters and Associates from around the country for the annual Nun Build in New Orleans, La. The group has been assisting homeowners who experienced devastation during Hurricane Katrina.

Several guests attended the Open House in October at the Archival Center in O’Connell Hall, SCN Motherhouse Campus, Nazareth, Ky. Between 15- 20 folks visited the center to learn more about the Congregation’s historic collections and received assistance with genealogical research and preserving one’s own family history. Guests also toured the Visitor Center.

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Camp Maria Retreat Center in Leonardtown, Md., hosted a Gospel Choir Extravaganza, a prequel to this summer’s 75th anniversary bash. “It was a concert and gathering opportunity for the local community,” says Ann Kovalcik, director of the retreat center.

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SCNs Rose Plathottathil and Joel Urumpil woprked with Diakonia in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Sisters Rose and Joel have been working in collaboration with this organization for many years.

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Global Ministries Team members Joetta Venneman, PBVM, SCNs Barbara Joseph Lammers, Higinia Bol, Vinaya Chalil, Manisha Azhakathu and Teresa Kotturan met in Mokama, India, from Oct. 3–8, 2011. They focused on the work that has been done as a result of the first planning meeting held at Nazareth in June 2009.

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Nazareth Home has won the Kentucky Association of Health Care Facilities competition for facility of the year.

Nazareth Home competed against four other facilities in Kentucky including: The Heritage, Corbin; Tanbark, Lexington; Dawson Springs and Magnolia Village, Bowling Green.

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Margaret Rodericks, SCN, pictured right, gave a presentation at the Fall Kentucky State Conference of Kentucky Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators which was held in Louisville, Ky. Sister Margaret’s presentation was titled, “The Three ‘A’s of Diversity – Awareness, Attitude, Action.”

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Not Pictured: St. John Center for Homeless Men in Louisville, Ky., celebrated its 25th anniversary with a public open house.

Kathleen Sheehan, SCN, devoted over 22 years to the center before retiring, and was also its first executive director. SCN President Mary Elizabeth Miller, SCN, and Congressman John Yarmuth were among the speakers.

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Journeying On Sarita Milliner, SCN, 76, a native of Grayson County, Ky., died at Nazareth Home, Louisville, Ky., on Nov. 15, 2011. She transferred from the Ursuline Sisters at Maple Mount, Ky., in July 1974. She was a Sister of Charity of Nazareth for 37 years.

Sister Sarita served in elementary education, parish ministry, health care and community service at Bardstown, Nazareth and Louisville. She served in the apostolate of prayer at Nazareth Home/Maria Hall since July 1995.

Survivors include one sister, Sara Marie Higdon, and one brother, Richard Milliner, both of Louisville, and her religious community.

Margaret Eloise Anglad, SCN, 93, a native of Lexington, Ky., died at Nazareth Home, Louisville, Ky., on Nov. 24, 2011. She was a Sister of Charity of Nazareth for 74 years.

Sister Margaret Eloise served in elementary education in Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio and Virginia for 31 years.

In Louisville, Sister taught at Most Blessed Sacrament School from 1959-70 and also served in health care at Our Lady of Peace Hospital from 197685.

Sister is survived by a brother, John Anglad of Pleasant View, Tenn., a sister, Emma Harrington of Ashland City, Tenn., and her religious community.

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Mary Gemma Harlow, SCN, 92, a native of Harrodsburg, Ky., died at Nazareth Home, Louisville, Ky., on Nov. 25, 2011. She was a Sister of Charity of Nazareth for 71 years.

Sister Mary Gemma served in education as teacher, principal and supervisor in Kentucky and Tennessee for 44 years.

In Louisville, Sister served as College Instructor in the Department of Education at Spalding College, now Spalding University. Sister Mary Gemma served as Assistant to the Director of Maintenance at Nazareth Campus Service, and was engaged in the apostolate of prayer during her residence at Nazareth Home.

Survivors include a niece, Barbara Kincaid of Lexington, Ky., cousins and her religious community.

Antoinette Magistro, SCN, 92, a native of Bellaire, Ohio, died at Nazareth Home, Louisville, Ky., on Dec. 7, 2011. She was a Sister of Charity of Nazareth for 72 years.

Sister Antoinette served in elementary education as both teacher and principal in Virginia, Maryland, Massachusetts and Ohio for 25 years. Sister served as Secretary-Treasurer in Provincial Administration in Louisville and Covington, Ky. She also served in Pastoral Service to the elderly, and as Coordinator at the Nazareth Motherhouse. At Nazareth Home, Sister served in the apostolate of prayer.

Survivors include one brother, James Magistro of Littleton, Colo., nieces, nephews and her religious community.

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MARY ANN BLAIR Ronald Blair MARGARET VINCENT BLANDFORD, SCN Lucille\David Fannin BODE FAMILY\DECEASED MEMBERS Margaret K. Bode KATHLEEN MARY BOHAN, SCN Ruth M. Ritter LAURITA BOHN, SCN Elizabeth A. Christ MICHAEL BOIARSKI Luke Boiarski, SCN HERMAN BOLL Grace Mary Whittaker, SCN Loretta Weller, SCN Rosemarie Kirwan, SCN ESSIE\DAVID BOONE Glen\Anna R. Burd JOSEPH BORKOSKI Luke Boiarski, SCN Anne Magruder, SCN John Loretto Mueller, SCN RANDALL BREEDING Miriam Corcoran, SCN Dorothy Wilson, SCN Virginia Blair, SCN Betty Blandford, SCN MARTHA BROCK Anita Hager, SCN Eleanor Willett, SCN Marilyn Shea, SCN Marlene Lehmkuhl, SCN Celeste Reedy, SCN Grace Mary Whittaker, SCN Loretta Weller, SCN Rosemarie Kirwan, SCN Margaret Rodericks, SCN Office of Congregational Advancement Emily Pugh, SCN Mary Kathleen Sheehan, SCN Edna Fabre, SCN Mary Medley Bonn Mary Assumpta Dwyer, SCN Janice Campbell, SCN Evelyn Hurley, SCN Eileen Mary Meyer, SCN Michaella Cronin, SCN Carol McKean, SCN John Loretto Mueller, SCN Mary Eula Johnson, SCN Miriam Corcoran, SCN Dorothy Wilson, SCN Virginia Blair, SCN Betty Blandford, SCN Elaine McCarron, SCN Theresa Knabel, SCN Sharen Baldy, SCN Mary Ninette Manning, SCN Catherine Lee, SCN MARY BROCKSCHMIDT Anita Hager, SCN Emily Pugh, SCN

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WATTS FAMILY\DECEASED PARENTS Alford\Mary Watts ELIZABETH ANN WEBB, SCN Marilyn F. Dwyer Stephen M. Dwyer MARGARET WEBER Joseph Weber ISABEL WEBSTER Elaine Puthoff, SCN MILDRED\LLOYD WESSEL Edward\Mary C. Wessel ANGELA WETHINGTON, SCN John\Donna Pfiester BARBARA WHALEN Barbara MacDonald, SCN ANNE WHITEHEAD, SCN Robert B. Scripko, Ph.D. RITA WHITLOCK Rita Spalding, SCN ALAN WILSON Lois A. Wilson Alan E. Wilson, Jr. CINDY WILSON Lois A. Wilson FAYE WILSON Alan E. Wilson, Jr. MARY WILSON Lois A. Wilson Alan E. Wilson, Jr. PHILIP WILSON Lois A. Wilson ROBERTA MARIA WIMPSETT, SCN Dorothy Ballard C.M. Ballard William T. Cox REV. JOHN WIND Paula Palotay CLAUDIA WIRTZ, SCN John\Lisa Rotunni PAMELA WOHLSCHLEGEL Luke Boiarski, SCN Anne Magruder, SCN PAT WRIGHT, SCN Thomas\Mary Powers JOHN YATES Connie Tarallo, SCN FRANCIS LORETTO YOWAISKI, SCN Mary Angela Shaughnessy, SCN John\Mary Tierney CHRISTINE YURICK, VSC Mary Lou Yurick HENRY ZENA Mary M. Zena ADELAIDE ZINSER Margaret Rodericks, SCN HONORARIES ABEL SISTERS Motherhouse Coordinators\Sisters CATHERINE ARNOLD, SCN\ BIRTHDAY Clement Marie Sabol, SCN EUNICE ANN ARNOLD, SCN Eleanor Duke Fearns THERESE ARRU, SCN Mildred McGovern, SCN Mary Margaret Reid, SCN

CHRIS BECKETT, SCN Margaret Anderson AMINA BEJOS, SCN Bruce\Esther Breeding CYRIL BIEGER Thomas\Trudy Bieger MARIETTA BLANDFORD Dorothy Wilson, SCN Betty Blandford, SCN Virginia Blair, SCN RUTH BLODGETT Helen Blodgett, SCN LUKE BOIARSKI, SCN Evelyn Faldowski, SCNA Diane Bowles JOSEPH\FRANCES BOYCE\ WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mary F. Boyce MARY BRALEY, SCN Jenna Signore MARY PATRICIA BRENNAN, SCN Ann Susan Villa, SCN MARY STEPHEN BREZNAY, SCN Gail\Michael Riska MARIA VINCENT BROCATO, SCN Evelyn Hurley, SCN Vincent J. Brocato, Jr. Mr.\Mrs. Charles L. Brocato MIRIAM ELIZABETH BROWN, SCN Martha Jean Bennett Marian Schwind PHYLLIS BROWN\BIRTHDAY Mary Wimsatt, SCN CHARLES MARY BURNS, SCN Suzanne\Richard Burns MARY BURNS, SCN Suzanne\Richard Burns ANNA MARIE CANARY, SCN Richard Mattioni Mary R. Davis PHYLLIS “JO” CARTER, SCNA Miriam Louise Hauser, SCN Patsy O’Toole, SCNA Nora Ballard, SCNA THERESA CASH, SCN Al\Jeanne Cash ALICE CASPER, SCN Mary Ann Miller Cece Fister CENTRAL LEADERSHIP TEAM Motherhouse Coordinators\Sisters Regina Atkins, SCN BRIDGID CLIFFORD, SCN Angela Hicks, SCN BRIDGID CLIFFORD, SCN\ BIRTHDAY Angela Hicks, SCN JOSEPH ALOYSIA COOMES, SCN Elizabeth Sheeran MARY WINIFRED COOMES, SCN Elizabeth Sheeran MIRIAM CORCORAN, SCN Johanna Camenisch Anne Marie Leofanti

BARBARA\MIKE CZIRR Earline Hobbs, SCN Robert M. Fugazzi, SCNA BONNIE\CARL CZIRR Earline Hobbs, SCN Robert M. Fugazzi, SCNA KAREN\GREG CZIRR Earline Hobbs, SCN Robert M. Fugazzi, SCNA KIM\PHILIP CZIRR Earline Hobbs, SCN Robert M. Fugazzi, SCNA LINDA\TIM CZIRR Earline Hobbs, SCN Robert M. Fugazzi, SCNA IRENE DEPAUL Kathy Hertel-Baker Scott Baker DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY COUNCIL Office of Congregational Advancement JANET DOUGHERTY, SCN Martha L. Walsh, SCN JANICE DOWNS, SCN Joseph E. Giordano JOAN DOWNS Paul and Rosemary Terstegge MILLIE DRUDY Joan Nelson MARY ASSUMPTA DWYER, SCN Ed\Cathy Weckel JILL EAVES Maureen Flaherty CHRISTINE ELLIS, SCN Joseph Ellis MR.\MRS. MIKE EYL Bea Keller, SCN EDNA FABRE, SCN Cece Fister FAMILY\FRIENDS\ BENEFACTORS Connie Tarallo, SCN ADELINE FEHRIBACH, SCN Mildred McGovern, SCN Mary Margaret Reid, SCN CAROLINE BOOTH FIELD, SCN James A. Corr\Elizabeth Field SISTER JANE FIELD Richard\Faye Booth MAGGIE FISHER, SCN Bernadel Fisher Berniece Rose Joseph Twombly MARY FOECKLER, SCN Ann Susan Villa, SCN JULIA CLARE FONTAINE, SCN Connie K. Lusher, SCNA Helen Hewitt Lorraine B. Hancock MARY GENE FRANK, SCNA Vincent J. Brocato, Jr. EVELYN FUGAZZI, SCN Christa Roberts SUSAN GATZ, SCN Mildred McGovern, SCN Mary Margaret Reid, SCN Robert\Anna Lovell PATTY GILBERT Pat Worley, SCN

JEAN GISH Johanna Gamenisch MARY SERRA GOETHALS, SCN John S. Gatton GOLDEN JUBILARIANS\2011 Mary Braley, SCN Gail Collins, SCN Miriam Elizabeth Brown, SCN Mary Elizabeth Middendorf, SCN Connie Tarallo, SCN BRENDA GONZALES, SCN Dan\Alwhilda Emmel Patricia B. Crapo Mildred McGovern, SCN Mary Margaret Reid, SCN SHARON GRAY, SCN Angela Hicks, SCN Jet M. Prendeville ANITA HAGER, SCN Michael Morris MARIAN HANEY, SCN Marianne\Dave Meyer KATHERINE HANRAHAN, SCN Carol Heilman JANE HARDY Ellen Paul McGovern, SCN JESSICA HART William R. Collins JANE HEMPHELL Betty Fracchia, SCN Barbara Spencer, SCN JOHN\MARGE HERTEL FAMILY Kathy Hertel-Baker Scott Baker JOHN\SUE HERTEL FAMILY Kathy Hertel-Baker Scott Baker BEVERLY\ADAM HESS Sophia\James Yang EARLINE HOBBS, SCN Mildred McGovern, SCN Mary Margaret Reid, SCN ROY\BEATRICE HOBBS\ LIVING MEMBERS Earline Hobbs, SCN ROSE HOWARD, SCN John S. Gatton TOM HUSTON Joan Nelson VICTOR JOHNSON FAMILY Mary Eula Johnson, SCN PAULA JORDAN Betty Fracchia, SCN Barbara Spencer, SCN GUS\MARY KAUCIC\ CHILDREN Carole Kaucic, SCN PATRICIA KELLEY, SCN Annette Skees, SCNA SHERRI KIMERY Betty Fracchia, SCN Barbara Spencer, SCN MARYLEE KING, SCN Bill\Rosemary O’Bryan ANTOINETTE KOSTELNICK, SCN Ann Susan Villa, SCN

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TERESA KOTTURAN, SCN Susan Gatz, SCN Mildred McGovern, SCN Mary Margaret Reid, SCN MARY LORETTO KRIMPLE, SCN Harriet Lair DOROTHY MACDOUGALL, SCN Elaine McCarron, SCN FRANCES KRUMPELMAN, SCN Bro. Joel McGraw, FSC MARY IMMACULATA KUEHNER, SCN Mary Wimsatt, SCNA MADELYN LENGYEL Malissa Vavra Thomas J. Picchi HILDA LOBO, SCN Mary Jane Rhodes, SCN Anna Marie Rhodes, SCN RUTH LOWE, SCNA Mary Jane Rhodes, SCN Anna Marie Rhodes, SCN SHEILA ANN MADDEN, SCN Dorothy\Hal Berger JOAN MAGAN Joan Nelson BERNADETTE MANNING Evelyn Hurley, SCN MARY NINETTE MANNING, SCN Carol Heilman ELEANORA MATTINGLY, SCN Randy\Christe Coe TAMMY MATTINGLY Robert Fugazzi, SCNA ANNE RITA MAUCK, SCN Philly Rains Connie Lusher, SCNA ELAINE MCCARRON, SCN Pat Worley, SCN RUTH MARIE MCGAUGHRAN, SCN Patrick\Mary Robson GWEN MCMAHON, SCN Jack\Sally Coughlin ANGELA METZLER John E. Metzler MEYER FAMILY\DECEASED MEMBERS Eileen Mary Meyers ANNA CATHERINE MEYER Rita Spalding, SCN MARILYN MILBURN Pat Worley, SCN MARY ELIZABETH MILLER, SCN Susan Gatz, SCN Mildred McGovern, SCN Mary Margaret Reid, SCN VIVIAN MITALA, SCN Jack Mitala EMILY NABHOLZ, SCN Robert\Theresa Tyler THERESA ROSE NABHOLZ, SCN Robert\Theresa Tyler Pat Worley, SCN NAZARETH DEPARTMENTS Motherhouse Coordinators\Sisters

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NAZARETH JR. COLLEGE\ CLASS OF 1959 Catherine Barrett NAZARETH MOTHERHOUSE COORDINATORS Regina Atkins, SCN NERO FAMILY\LIVING MEMBERS Ruth Blodgett OFFICE OF CONGREGATIONAL ADVANCEMENT Motherhouse Coordinators\Sisters MARIE CELINE OSBOURN, SCN Martha A. Carlsen OSBOURN FAMILY\LIVING MEMBERS Marie Celine Osbourn, SCN PATSY O’TOOLE, SCNA Pat Worley, SCN Motherhouse Coordinators\Sisters MARYLOU PARKER Joan Nelon JOANN PAULIN, SCNA Robert Fugazzi, SCNA Barbara F. Spencer, SCNA BRO. IGNATIUS PERKINS, SCNA Ann Victoria Cruz, SCN BARBARA PETERSON, SCN Donna\Breese Watson ANN ROBERTA POWERS, SCN Diocese of Covington Kentucky Shirley Howard EMILY PUGH, SCN Ann Susan Villa, SCN JUDY RALEY, SCN Bro. Ignatius Perkins, SCNA Clark\Judy Taylor Mildred McGovern, SCN Mary Margaret Reid, SCN CELESTE REEDY, SCN Carolyn Willett Bro. Joel McCraw, FSC RHODES FAMILY\LIVING MEMBERS Anna Marie Rhodes, SCN Mary Jane Rhodes,SCN ANNA MARIE RHODES, SCN Mary Jane Rhodes, SCN Joel Patterson MARY JANE RHODES, SCN Anna Marie Rhodes, SCN Joel Patterson REBECCA RODENBAUGH, SCN Patricia Sitter CAROL ROGERS, SCN Angela Hicks, SCN VIVIAN MARY SABELHAUS, SCN Mary Wimsatt, SCNA CLEMENT MARIE SABOL, SCN Robert\Dolores Vetter GRACE SAIA, SCN Pete\Joy Hibbard George\Pat Petkoff MR.\MRS. JIM SCHACKMANN\ FAMILY John Loretto Mueller, SCN

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XAVIER VALIAKUNNACKAL, SCN\GOLDEN JUBILEE Dorothy Holocinski BETTY VANNUCCI, SCN Robert B. Scripko, Ph.D. ROSE ANDREW WALLER, SCN Robert\Marilyn Beam MARY WEDDING, SCN Mildred McGovern, SCN Mary Margaret Reid, SCN WESTERN PROVINCE LEADERSHIP TEAM Motherhouse Coordinators\Sisters Regina Atkins, SCN JUANITA MARIE WILEY, SCN Sandra Gwilliam Linda Jones Dee Kelly RACHEL WILLETT, SCN Barbara Qualls MR.\MRS. BORIS WILSON Robert M. Fugazzi, SCNA LOIS A. WILSON Pat Worley, SCN MICHAEL ANTHONY WILSON, SCN Ronald\Janet Ketterer KAY WINFIELD, SCN Bridgid Clifford, SCN Carol Rogers, SCN ALICE TERESA WOOD, SCN Larry\Glenda Hill Mabel\Charles Hayden PAT WORLEY, SCN Alan\Barbara Johnson MARY MARK ZAVATSKY, SCN Eileen Mary Meyer, SCN MATTHEW ZIEMIAN Maureen Flaherty

ALUMNI OBITUARIES Helen Luverne Pfaadt Kutter, St. Joseph Infirmary, 1949 Dorothy Burch Howlett, St. Joseph Infirmary, 1955 Dorothy Gertrude Crahan, St. Joseph School of Nursing Lexington, 1946 Raymond Shircliff, St. Cecilia Elementary School

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Annual Report

Sept. 1, 2010 – Aug. 31, 2011

The Sisters of Charity of Nazareth are grateful to the many donors who helped to make SCN ministries possible this past fiscal year. Thank you to the following who made donations from September 1, 2010 – August 31, 2011.

DONORS BY STATE OR COUNTRY ADDRESS UNKNOWN Jane Ballard BELIZE Simeon and Juanita Joseph, SCNAs Emelita Reyes, SCNA Ernestine and Michael Usher, SCNAs CANADA RE Transportation Canada, Inc. Margaret R. Hatala Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Schuck INDIA Ancilla Kozhipat, SCN ALABAMA Daria Ann Brocato Vincent and Georgette Brocato Richard E. Brown Dorothy Elizabeth Brown Winnibald and Rosemarie Fernandes Charles Greenwell and Theresa Redden Barbara Ann Lengvarsky, SCN Martha and Joseph Marston Louise and Rosemary Wilson

ARIZONA Zion Carmelite Community Catherine C. Barrett Janet and George DeMorales Don and Regina Johnston Joan and Ervin McGrath Alice Powers Shirley M. Rogers Dolores K. Roman Ruth D. Saager Elizabeth L. Stapleton

Joseph J. Pierre Phyllis Rains James D. Rengers Elinor and Henry Rohlman Carmen Stover Kathy Strack Robert and Theresa Tyler CALIFORNIA Brownie Troop #3345 GoodSearch Saint Paul Mission Circle St. Agnes Mission Circle Nancy L. Ballard Mary Ann Field Barrall Nora Bonhomme Louise and Carl Borr Virginia Bourdelais Mary and Virginia Bourdelais Claire Breen Vicki L. Bridges Mary E. Driscoll, MM Dorothy R. Filson Robert E. Fordham Jacqueline and Philip Francais Valerie Sarma Cornelia Grenier Sally A. Hamrock Francis and Mary Henkel Dorothy Howlett Suzanne Levonian Marilyn Lilly Suzy and Mike Marzalek Julia Matsunaga Maureen Ann McGargill Sarah and Justin Middleton Richard and Faye Miltenberger Edward Morishima Roger and Gloria Mullendore Anne Lynne Negus Diane Novakoski Marietta and Dermot O’Kelly

ARKANSAS Knights of Columbus (Council #4143) Leather Brothers, Inc. St. Vincent Health System Martha J. Borders, SCNA Dominic and Pat Brocato Sammy C. Brocato Elizabeth and Karl Christ Walter B. Clancy Justin and Hallene Dillier Jane and Gerald Elphingstone James Flaherty Mary and Michael Goshen Lauren and Brenda Grenier Karen and Paul Griffith Peggy and Louis Jordan Dennis and Theresa Lee Mary M. Lee Garland and Dottie Massanelli Kenneth McNeil Judy McNeil Steven Joseph McNeil Margaret Meisner, SCN Gregory Charles Nabholz Thomas and Barbara J. Nabholz Frances Nabholz Tony Nahlen Kelly and Kathy Namour Helen Nugent

Churches

$6,298

Schools

$11,995

Organizations

$12,443

Clergy/Religious

$15,266

SCNA/SCNA Candidates

Source of Funds

$28,755

COLORADO Janet and Garry Anderson Anne M. Beavan Ronald Bornhoft Becky and William Brinkmeier Margaret and Joseph Choy Steven L. Constable Omar Delgado Frederick J. Doyle, Jr. Suzann Ficco Bernadel Fisher Edward and Lorraine Grange Karen and Thomas Hannon Julia Hill-Nichols Rex and Rebecca Hogan Rita Husted Doris Lawrence Alice Mae Lewis Kevin E. Lofton John L. and Ginger Lontine Monica and Andrew McBride Aldo and Peggie Notarianni Paula E. Palotay Margaret M. Reinert Carey Thompson Vie Thorgren, SCNA, and Richard Thorgren Antonette and Brad Trout-Mikel CONNECTICUT Susan and Eugene Bartley Ruth D. Blodgett Barbara D. Cattey Mary Beth Fessler Robert E. Fox Nancy Lee Gallagher Beatrice Lacombe Gail A. MacLean Maureen and Robert McCarthy Margaret and Anthony Perugini Major Beverly J. Schilke Edwin P. Varley

Nazareth Picnic

$43,853

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Jose C. Nunez

SCNs

$45,927

Business/Corporations

$46,207

FLORIDA Gregan Construction Corp.

J. Watson Allgier Sylvia P. Amezaga Doris and Robert Barletta Bettye Jeanne Black James and Joanne Bobay Shirley Bohnert Robert L. Bolgeo Virginia and Gordon Butler Angelico and Nenita Cabantac John and Ann Collins Guido and Alicia Conill Joseph L. Connolly Maria and Thomas Cook Marta and Alvaro Cosculleula Maria Elena and Jose Costa

Dioceses/Archdioceses Alums Bequests Foundations/Trusts

$58,364 $85,115 $117,566 $267,091

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Elias and Lucy Pacheco Theresa and John Paris Jack and Leslie Plecque Marietta Riney Helen Ballard Robbins John and Lisa Rotunni Anita and Dennis Rummens William and Dolores Wallace Margaret Wang Donna Whitehouse Marilyn Rae Willett Kathleen Zimmerman and Bhagwan Thacker

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$402,170

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Susan Cruse Paul and Phyllis Dawson Teresita de Goicoechea Margarita De Molina Julia Deery J. Jerome and Mary I. Dowdle Margarita R. Enciso Lisett M Escobar Lucille and David Fannin Philip and Kathleen Federle Gregory J. Ferenchak Mercedes Galvez Maria and A.E. Galvez Cecy Cowger Glenn Rhoda Kay Glunk, SCN Antoinette F. Gorrin William J. Haladay Kenneth and Charlotte Hatcher Jacquelynn Hauenstein Nancy E. Henley Nancy L. Hoskins Jeanne Kafka Jo Ann Kelly Mary Sue and Bill Lewis Muriel R. Lomenick Jean Maas Robert H. Mace, Jr. James and Jane McCabe Berta Miret Nell and Jerry Monarch Carolina Nunez and Emilio Leonard Gloria G. Oyarzun Nancy and Gene Paulin Beba and Maria Pelaez Maria and Alfonso Pesant Stephen and Marcella Phillips Jose and Gloria Pujals Victor J. Pujals and Ana MartinLavielle Agustin and Isis Recio Marjorie M. Roseborough Barbara K. Ross and James J. Fait Josefina and Jose Salazar Carmine Schembri Mary A. and Claude Schneider Rosalie and Wallace Shearer Elizabeth H. Sheeran Wanda L. Siegle Isabel M. Silva Martha A. Smelser Mary A. Spalding Thomas and Barbara Staed Ann Marie Sullivan Betty Thompson Betty Tibboles Daniel and Jane Trosper Rev. Michael Vecchio Emma and Beatriz Vignau Norbert Ward Jeanette and Floyd Webb Thomas Weckel James and Fredericka White Lynn D. Williams Carmen P. Woodbury Alice-Lee and Douglas Wynter Hyeson Yi Dr. Eduardo Zayas-Bazan GEORGIA Linda Adams David and Kimberly Barnett Clare Terrell Berry Mary Theresa Boone Mary and Vernon Carter John and Bonnie Coleman Mary R. Cox

Rev. Stephen J. Gergel Dorothy M. Healy Janet and Michael Johnson Betsy Kammerdiener, SCNA Lucy and Gary Lee Patricia Lynch-Hayes Rose and Isaac Mathew Martha and Richard Metzgar Mary Mullen-Ferzely Lois A. Patrizia Paul and Lottie Phillips Mary D. Swank Jewell and M.J. Sweeney Rosario and Steven Vickery Jane J. Vignault IDAHO Erica M. Helmick, SCNA, and Tom Helmick ILLINOIS Cook County Hospital Patricia A. Anderson Maria and Michael Berthold Catharine and Gary Carpenter Maury Collins Rose-Marie Dominique M. Jane Eaves Nick Foster Carol and Don Greifenkamp Timothy and Trude Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jacobs Judith A. Jennrich Carol F. Johnston Diane and Gregory Jones Cyrilla K. Lambesis Philip T. Lamich George M. Lehman Anne Marie Leofanti Joseph Longo Diane M. Lucas Cynthia Bemis Maroon Mary J. McEnery Dennis E. Miller Ann Olson Harry J. Schroeder George and Carol Shelton William Smith and Kathryn Christiansen Jane S. Spratt Ken and Mariann Stanhibel James D. Trent Joseph W. Twombly Gloria and Raul Venzon Lanny F. Wilson, M.D. INDIANA The Carmelite Congregation Mary Jane Amick Linda G. Baker Dorothy and Harold Berger Paul W. Bohn Keith E. Bube Paul and Karen Burns Zeke and Phyllis Combs Dorothy A. Doyle Robert and Mary Edelen Margaret and David Evrard Carroll Rae and Paul H. Feistel Carol and Kim Fisher Alice and Don Gatz Christopher and Kathy Gatz Keith Genitty and Carolyn GentleGenitty Susie and Leroy Gerth Stephen and Diane Goffinet Sister Martha Hall

Carol Handwerker and John Blendell Mary L. Hoffa George A. and Betty Ann Hutt Karen S. King and D. L. King Cheryl Ann Kitchin Paul and Ann Legeay William and Carol Luckert Lucian and Margaret Lupinski Elizabeth MacDougall, SCN Donna and Daniel Majewski Anita Marshall Thomas McBride Donna Meacham Eileen and Jack Nelson William and Rosemary O’Bryan Bobby Joseph Oliapuram, M.D. Teresa Pauwels Diane Pharo, SCN Joan Raber Mary Elaine Reisz Richard and Julie Ries Julie and Jack Riester Joan and Thomas Rillo Thelma Saphara Ann Schepper Mary and Paul Schuler Lisa Schum Martha and William Smythe John A. Stahl Mr. and Mrs. David J. Stumpf James and Patricia Taylor Maxine Teipen, SP Frank Thieneman Martha and Josef Villiger Letitia L. Walter Bernard and Dorothy Waters Kathleen M. Weatherford Anna Mae Werne Carol and Richard Whelan Mary L. Whelan Carla and Tom Wildeman Marilyn Williams Geraldine M. Zehr Terri and Melvin Ziliak IOWA Carolyn Boecker Rachel Engelhardt Leo and JoAnn Folsom Sudhan Louis Sara McAlpin, BVM Vernon and Winifred Nieland Nick L. Nigro Greg Paglia Michael W. Robert Dr. and Mrs. Louis Russell Allan and Luann Schmitt Teresa and Robert Smith Saul G. Spencer Omer F. Topf Margaret and Melbourne Wilson KANSAS Ray and Christine Abraham A. Dean and Alma Lee Fechter Joyce A. Lasseter Estelle Murphy James and Theodora Petosa KENTUCKY Adams Painting Co. Andy On Call Handyman Service Bardstown Animal Clinic Bardstown Ambulatory Care Bardstown Cleaners Bardstown Dermatology, P.S.C.

Bardstown Eye Care Center Bardstown Kiwanis Club Bardstown Rotary Club, Inc. Bardstown Women’s Center Barton 1792 Distillery Bluegrass Community Family Practice Dr. Thomas G. Brelage Buechel Woman’s Club (Lou., Ky.) Buzick Lumber & Home Center Building Crafts, Inc. (Highland Heights, Ky.) Carey Heating & Air Inc. Church of the Ascension Clark Jewelers Inc. Coit Cleaning and Restoration Services Congregational Leadership Conway-Heaton Automotive Center Crimmins Hall Staff Crume Drug Store, Inc. Denny’s Classic Diner Encore, Inc. Family Medical Center Fifth Third Bank (Louisville, Ky.) Filcon Construction, LLC Flaget Memorial Hospital Fort Knox Federal Credit Union Good Shepherd Ladies Auxilary Chas H. Harpring Roofing Co., Inc. Highland Roofing Joe Hill’s Incarnation Catholic Church Jones, Nale, & Mattingly, PLC Kentucky Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Kentucky Distiller’s Association Kentucky Home Bank Keystone Liquors, Inc. Kleentech Carpet Cleaning Knights Travel Agency LaSalette Class of 1951 Livers Body Shop Masterson’s Appliance M. C. Steel and Crane Service, Inc. McClellan and Patrick Eyecare Medica Pharmacy Mike Brooks & Associates, Inc. Nazareth Academy Class of 1957 Nazareth Campus Service Mission Committee Nazareth Village Activities Nettie Jarvis Antiques Office of Congregational Advancement Patron’s Home Center & Electric Outlet PNC Bank Publishers Printing Company Ratterman & Sons Funeral Home Salt River Electric Cooperative Corporation SCN Associates SCN Media Center SCN (Western Province Office of Congregational Ministries) SCN Western Province (Nazareth) Sisters of Charity (Bard. N 3rd St) Sisters of Charity (Bard. Rossland) Sisters of Charity (Guest House) Sisters of Charity (Lou. Bluegrass) Sisters of Charity (Lou. Bonnycastle) Sisters of Charity (Lou. Breckenridge)

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Sisters of Charity (Brookridge Ln) Sisters of Charity (Lou. Jaeger) Sisters of Charity (Lou. McMeekin 103) Sisters of Charity (Lou. Newburg 201) Sisters of Charity (Lou. Newburg 204) Sisters of Charity (Lou. Newburg 303) Sisters of Charity (Lou. Newburg 504) Sisters of Charity (Lou. Taylorsville #27) Sisters of Charity (Lou. Willow) Sisters of Charity Motherhouse Mini-Shop Sisters of Charity (Naz. David 102) Sisters of Charity (Naz. David 304) Sisters of Charity (Naz. Motherhouse) Sisters of Charity (Naz. O’Connell 2-J) Sisters of Charity (Naz. O’Connell 3-D) Sisters of Charity (Naz. O’Connell 3-G) Sisters of Charity (Naz. O’Connell 3-I) Sisters of Charity (Naz. O’Connell 3-J) Sisters of Charity (Naz. O’Connell 3-O) Sisters of Charity (Naz. SCN Center Convent) Sisters of Charity (SCN Center) Sisters of Charity (Naz. Spirituality Ministries) Sisters of Mercy of the Americas Software Management, LLC St. Gregory Church St. Jerome Church St. Rita Church Stamps/Postcard Ministry (Motherhouse)

The Courier-Journal Thrift Shop-Our Place Inc. Wilson & Muir Bank & Trust Co. Rev. Robert M. Abel Sarah Abell Sheila and Mike Abell George and Deborah Abell Elizabeth Anne and Charles David Acker Robert and Peggy Adams Alice Adams, SCN William and Mary Adkisson Frances H. Allard-Borders Herman Alles Nancy Amlung Margaret H. Anderson Brenda Anderson, SCN Marilyn Ansara Marge and Don Arehart Catherine Arnold, SCN Helen B. Arnold Therese Arru, SCN Joseph L. Atherton Regina Atkins, SCN Steve W. Auslander, D.M.D. Paul and Evalyn Aydt Jackie Ayres Bridget A. Babcock Suzanne Bach Rose E. Baer Alice M. Bagot Margaret J. Baird Carol and Jesse Baird Nora J. Ballard, SCNA Susan R. Ballard Dorothy C. Ballard Marilyn C. Ballard Ellen Maria Ballew, SCN Ruth Bamberger Wanda Banks, SCN Catherine Therese Barber, OSU Ignatius Maria Barbour, SCN Elyner T. Barnes Mary Florence and H. W. Barnes Theresa A. Baron

Anna Mary Barr Rosemary W. Barth John and Marcella Bartley Charlotte Barton Robert and Jane Barton Brian Batcheldor and Bethany Borgemenke John and Lynn Bauscher Theresa A. Beaumont, SCNA Judy and William Beaven Carolyn A. Beckett Jayne Becvar Jack and Diane Beeckler Rosamary Bell Martha Joan Bennett Sharan A. Benton Anne-Marie E. Bergman Rose and Michael Bickett Thomas and Trudy Bieger Mary Elise Biegert Peggy and Richard Black Ronald S. Blair Cecily and Joe Blair Virginia Blair, SCN Kirby and Nancy Blandford Mary and Michael Blevins Barbara Bodine Monica Boggs, SCNA, and Millard Boggs Luke Boiarski, SCN Elizabeth and Charles Bonifer Mary and Stephen Bonn Carol Ann Bonn, SCN Edna Boone Elaine and Bernard Boone Patricia Murray Boone, SCNA, and Marvin Boone Catherine and Wayne Boone Jean and Frederick Boone Joyce and Robert Boone Elizabeth Boone, SCN Linda and Roger Boots Jackie Borders Alice Boston Sara and James Boswell

Donor Preference for use of Funds Nicaragua

$50

Vocations

$825

Formation

$1,185

Miscellaneous Missions

$3,760

Botswana

$9,445

United States Volunteer Program Belize Retirement India/Nepal

$32,516 $72,948 $130,621 $171,911 $266,090

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$451,699

Dolores Bourke Anna Mae and William E. Bowen Bernice H. Bowlds Mary and Bernard Bowling Joseph P. Bowling Al and Mary Ann Bowling Susan G. Bowling Mary F. Boyce Nancy and James Bradley Wilhelmina Brady, SCNA Leslie B. Branch, M.D. Rosemary and Charles Brauch Ronald and Charlene Braunwart Bruce and Esther Breeding Ann Brown Jewell Brown Barbara H. Brown Miriam Elizabeth Brown, SCN Lalla Brundage Ann T. Brussell Philip M. Bullock Mary and Loren Bunch Bridget and David Burainek David and Susan Burch Thomas J. Burch, Sr. Anna and Glenn Burd Mary Anne Burkardt, SCN Virginia M. Burkart Jo Ann Burke Leigh Burnett Charles Mary Burns, SCN Mary Burns, SCN Robert and Phyllis Burt Mary and Joseph Busch Jean Byrd Gobert Caldwell Richard M. Campbell Katherine Campbell Janice Campbell, SCN Anna Marie Canary, SCN Albert O. Cantwell Frances E. Capodanno Helen Carbol, SCN Bonnie and David Carrico Marian V. Carroll Phyllis J. Carter, SCNA Judith Gayle and Frank Case Theresa Cash, SCN Mary Caskey Alice Casper, SCN Romana and Terry Cavallaro Terry and Penny Cecil Toni and Brad Cecil Sharon M. Cecil, SCNA Barbara and Agnes Cecil Frances and Donatus Cecil Betty and Martin Cecil Francis K. Chawk, Sr. Martha and Vincent Cheshire John A. Chilko Cecilia and Robert Chou Jan Ciresi Joan Cissell Amanda L. Cissell Walter Clancy Pamela J. Clark Marian L. Clark Caroline M. Clarke, SCN Phyllis A. Clay Dorothy H. Clements Ellen Clifford Gary and Theresa Clifton Walter and Christa Coe Charles and Diane Collins Gail Collins, SCN Joseph H. Conley Marie and William Conway www.scnfamily.org

Lee H. Coomer Paul and Rose Coomes Henrietta and Paul Coomes Mr. and Mrs. John J. Coomes Stephen D. Coomes Paul R. Coomes Robert A. Cooper Byron and Kay Corbett Miriam Corcoran, SCN Lucille Cosby, SCN Maria C. Cosio Catherine L. Couch Mary Alida Coughlin Maureen Coughlin, SCN Mary K. Coulson Nola and Charles Courtney Dario and Madeline Covi Julia Ann Cowgill Lisa and Thomas Cox Beth M. Crafton Mary Louise Craven Michaella Cronin, SCN Alvin and Patricia Cross Ann Victoria Cruz, SCN Kathleen Cunningham Albert and Bonnie Czirr Michael and Barbara Czirr Wellita Damon Mary Jo Dant Charles A. Dattilo K. M. and P. J. D’Aurora Margaret Lillian Davenport, SCN Bobby G. Davis Rita Davis, SCN Mary A. Day Mary V. Dellinger Michael and Margaret Delord Jeanne Denny, SCNA, and Jerry Denny Martha and Thomas Depenbrock Libby Dermody Theresa and Frank DeSensi John Cleo and Mary Susie Detherage David DeVita John and Linda Dickerson Michael and Kathy Diebold Francis Dixon Mary Rose Domalewski Jerome and Eleanor Domek Marian Judith Donohue, SCNA Mary Austin Donovan, SCN Patricia R. Donovan Margaret and William Downey Janice Downs, SCN Peggy Downs Mary Demetria Downs Mary Ellen Doyle, SCN Angeline Driscoll, SCN Julie Driscoll, SCN Martha Ann and David R. Driscoll Paula Duane, SCNA Mary and Martin Due Phyllis Ann Dullea, SCN Donald and Dorothy Dulude Colette H. Dumstorf Debra and James Dunaway Mary E. Duncan Carmelita Dunn, SCN Karen L. Dunnagan Dr. and Mrs. John J. DuPlessis Patricia and Thomas Durham Jean M. Durkin Mary Assumpta Dwyer, SCN Catherine and John Edelen Margaret and Billy Edelen Audrey L. Edlin

Ann Jeanette Effinger, SCN Mary Kevin Egan, SCN Amanda and Leonard Ehringer Mary Naomi Elder, SCN Jacqueline and Robert Elfers Christine Ellis, SCN Maria Cecilia Emanuelli, SCN Robert and Judy English William and Carol Enright Dennis and Susan Ernst Rochelle Marie Ernst, SCN Rosie and Robert Esterle E. Joyce Eulner Mary P. Falk Kay Fewell Caroline Field, SCN Sandra and Robert Fitz Louis and Margaret Flamm Lorena Fleischmann, SCN Emily Flowers Rosemary Floyd Julia Clare Fontaine, SCN Helen Gertrude Fontaine, SCN Dennis and Beth Ford Mary and Sean Fore Phillip and Carletta Fortwengler Mary and William Francow Mary Gene Frank, SCNA Dorothy Jean Franke Jean Frazier Lucy Marie Freibert, SCN Nancy and B.J. Frey Margaret and George Frey Santina Fritz Robert M. Fugazzi, SCNA Evelyn Fugazzi, SCN Pamela Gabbard Louise F. Gaddie Donald and Dorothy Gammon Kenneth and Dorothy Gammon Charlene and Tom Gandolfo Lula Elizabeth Gant Joel Garmon, M.D. Anthony and Rose Garvey George I. Gates John Spalding Gatton Susan Gatz, SCN Nell Gatz Imogene Geiger Malcolm Geoghegan William C. Geoghegan Cyril B. Georgel Thomas and Barbara Gephart Margaret Gerber Nancy Gerth, SCN Margaret S. Gibson Robert and Patricia Gipperich Georgia Girton, SCNA Dania and Sam Gish Mary Ann Glaser Mary Susann Gobber, SCN Richard and Jacinta Goetz Jennifer and Matt Gohmann Angeline Golden Brenda Gonzales, SCN Randall and Karen Graehler Rev. James W. Graf, SCNA Michael and Diane Graf Heidi Graham Sharon Grant Marie G. Grasch Maura and Clyde Graven Maryann Graves Toni Gray Rev. Robert B. Gray Sharon Gray, SCN Mary Frances Greene

Mary Jane and Roger Greenwell Margo C. Grether Michelle Grgurich, SCN Marie and Augustus Griffin Kimberly and Robert Grissom Scott and Jane Grosser Del Clair Grosser Jeanette and Edward Grothaus Drs. Elmer and Filipinas Guerrero Margaret A. Guilford Kathleen J. Gunderson Julia S. and Joseph Harold Hagan Mary and James Hagan Agnes Marie Hagan, SL Elizabeth Hagan Gianina and Patrick Hagan Anne Hagedorn, SCN Anita Hager, SCN Pat Hahn Sue Halbleib Steve and Nina Hall Dorothy Ann Hall Leo and Jenny Hamilton Martha S. Hamilton Mary Jo Hamilton Ms. Lynn Hammack Marian Haney, SCN Rev. John W. Hanrahan Katharine Hanrahan, SCN Doris C. Haragan Kathleen Hardesty Anna Jeanne Hardesty, SCN Mary Hardesty, M.D. Ann Kirk Hardman Mary Gemma Harlow, SCN Ann and Gene Harp Greg Harper Miller Harper Mary L. Harrod John and Elizabeth Hart Sally and Phil Hasselwander Allene W. Hatfield Miriam Louise Hauser, SCN Kimberly and Paul Hayden Ann V. Hayden, SCNA LaVella and Gene Hayden Bettie Ann Hayden Juliana Hayden David and Mary Stuart Haydon Sandy Haynes Eleanora T. Hays Dick and Alice Heaton Andrea and Thomas Heavrin Marcia and Thomas Heil Carol Heilman Eileen M. Heinen George R. Heise Anthony and Judith Heitzman Karen L. Hellmueller John and Peggy Helm David and Julie Hengehold James and Theresa Hengehold Mary Zita Henkel, SCN Kathleen Hertel and Scott Baker Steve Hester Louis F. Hettinger Dixie Hibbs Mary Angela Hicks, SCN Robert Brian Hicks Shirley E. Higdon Mary Casil Pousardien Hilger Marchell D. Hill Darlene and William Hill Lewis and Edwina Hill Patricia Marie Hill, SCN Mary J. Hill Peggy M. Hill

Maria Hines Patricia and Carl Hinkel Martha Hinkel Betty and Harold Hinton Dana and Richard Hinton Deanna Hipwell Bob and Nadine Hite Flora W. Hobbs, SCNA Earline Hobbs, SCN Anna and Irvin Hochstrasser Patricia Hodge-Barker George and Viola Hoffman Margaret Hohman, SCN Roberta L. Holmes Anthony Holt Rita Hommrich, SCN Susan and Gerald Hope Brenda and J. Dawson Horn Betty and Bill Horsman Peter and Mary Houck Mary Ann Houpt Alice and Fred Howard Patricia and Thomas Howard William Edward Howard Leo and Sonya Howard Jeffrey and Remona Hughes & Family Ruth Ann Humphrey, SCN William and Rebecca Hunter Carolyn and William Hunton Martha Ann and Joseph H. Hurst Mary Ellen and Danny Hutcherson June and Francis Hutchins Margaret C. Hyland Marlona R. Ice Dorothy Jackson, SCN Charlene Jacobs, SCN Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Jankowski Monica and Paul Jarboe Kathleen M. Jeffers Margaret A. Jenkins Madeleine Jenne Mary J. Jennings Sandra L. Johanson Stephen and Gayle Johnson Jack and Carol Johnson Alan and Barbara Johnson Mary Eula Johnson, SCN Ruth A. Johnson Victor and Lois Johnson Katelyn Johnson Cheryl Johnson and Gerald Rapien Mardeth Jones Maria Elena Jones Margaret E. Jones, SCNA, and Tom Jones Keith and Barbara Jones Norma R. Judson Agnes Bowling Jury Mary Pauletta Kane, SCN David and Anne Karem John F. Kastensmidt William Keegan Carolyn Keelen Leslie Keene, Jr. Ann Keene Beatrice Ann Keller, SCN Patricia Kelley, SCN Marie John Kelley, SCN Lori H. Kelley Margaret and Daniel Kennedy Thomas and Kathleen Kennedy Mary M. Kennedy Virginia M. Kern, SCNA Ann Kernen, SCN Ronald and Janet Ketterer Sharon and Ronald Kidd

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Susan Kilb, SCN Marylee King, SCN Patrick M. King Geraldine Kingstone Cynthia Kirkpatrick Kenneth Kirn Rosemarie Kirwan, SCN Mary J. Kleier Patricia A. Kline Marie Sue Knabel Theresa Knabel, SCN Edward and Betty Knabel Joan and Reynold Knasel Carolyn and Charles Knights Charles Kenneth Knopp Andrew and Monica Koch George and Edna Koenig Barbara A. Koenig Jane Anne Koenig, CP Mary and James Kolkmeier G. Earl Kraus Dorothy and Anthony Krause George Krauser Mary Loretto Krimple, SCN Mary Jo and Thomas G. Kruer Frances Krumpelman, SCN Mary and Irvin Krupp Mary Immaculata Kuehner, SCN John Ann Kulina, SCN Larry and Beverly Ladegast Harriet L. Lair Barbaranelle and Laura Lambert Mary M. Lanham Constance B. Largen Phillip Latham, M.D. Cathy Ann Lavender, SCNA Louise Leasor Richard and Janice Lechleiter James T. Lechleiter Lois A. Lee Donald J. Leffler Margaret B. Leibson Betty Jean Lewis Robert A. Lewis Renae and William Lewis M. Jean Lewis Susan Lietzenmayer Katherine Lincoln and Ray Grant Lilia Linton Trina and Peter Loader Richard Lohre Ruth A. Lowe Margaret A. Loyd Robert Lubbers Norbert and Rosemary Lubbers John and Jeanelle Luckett Connie K. Lusher, SCNA Thomas L. Lutes Michael J. Lynch Barbara MacDonald, SCN Charles and Shirley Mackin Helen Mackin Sheila Ann Madden, SCN Rev. John E. Magel Anne Magruder, SCN Martha Mahoney, SCN Trudi E. Maish, SCNA Joyce and Robert Maloney Mary C. Manci Michael and Denise Mangeot Mary and Francis Manion Mary Ninette Manning, SCN David and Michlen Manning Patricia and Robert Markert Joni Marsall Paul and Benita Martin Mary Martin, SCNA 37

Margaret C. Masterson, SCNA Norine Masterson Susan Mateja Dinwiddie L. Mathis Philip Mattingly Tammy and Joseph Mattingly Eleanora Mattingly, SCN Phyllis S. Mattingly Carol Mattingly Martha M. Mattingly Jo Anne Mauer Melissa and James Mayer & Family Barbara Mayer Rosemary McAdam Elaine McCarron, SCN Martha and John McCarthy Marie McCarty, SCN Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. McClellan Emma and James McClure Rachel E. McCormick Mary V. McCubbin Susan and Mark McCullough Rita McFarland Ruth Marie McGaughran, SCN Rosellen McGonegle Mildred McGovern, SCN Carol McGuire Mary M. McGuire Connie and G.R. McIntyre Carol McKean, SCN Cora E. McKinley Mary Jane McMakin, SCN Catherine and Larry Means Harriett L. Medley Carolyn J. Medley William O. Medley Louis Joseph Merkle Shelly Metcalf John E. Metzler Eileen Mary Meyer, SCN Jean A. Meyer Jon A. Meyer Marianne and Dave Meyer Mary Elizabeth Middendorf, SCN Anna B. Milburn Mary Elizabeth Miller, SCN Sarita Milliner, SCN Jennie D. Mills Joseph M. Mills Horatio Daniel Minter Mary and Donald Mitchell Carolyn Mitchell Elizabeth Ann Mohr Ann Elizabeth Molony, SCN Jennifer C. Monaghan Robert and Joan Montgomery Joyce A. Moore Marie C. Moore Linda Bunger Moore Frances and John Moran James M. Morris Olivia Morris William and Ida Morris Suzanne Morrison Susanne Mucci Leroy Mudd Jacqueline Mudd Mary Louise Mudd Rosetta and Bernard Mudd Mary Lou and Joseph B. Mudd John Loretto Mueller, SCN Mary Ann Muething Dianne and Al Mulholland Marion Mulligan Stephanie A. Mullins Roger L. Mulloy, Jr.

Nick and Rita Murphy Janice Murphy Patrick and Rebecca Murphy James and Shirley Murphy Margaret Regina Murphy, SCN Norma and Bobby Myers Charles and Jane Myers Mary Michelle Naber, SCN Emily Nabholz, SCN Teresa Rose Nabholz, SCN Susan M. Nadorff Nancy W. Neel John and Sally Newcomb Phyllis Fister Newman Regina Ann Newton Stacy L. Newton Janice Messmer Nolan Donna M. Oberhausen Helen M. O’Brien Robert and Barbara O’Bryan Mary O’Bryan Nelle and Jerome O’Daniel William Offutt IV, M.D. Mary Frances Olberz John Edith O’Meara, SCN Mary Farrand O’Nan Jacqueline and John O’Neil Nancy Jane O’Reilly, SCN Rev. Robert E. Osborne, SCNA John and Joan Osterman Patricia O’Toole, SCNA Mary Ann and August J. Ott Margaret Jane Paasch Lorraine C. Panagopoulos Phyllis Passafiume Drs. Darren M. and Cristina V. Patrick Jo Ann Paulin, SCNA Edna Lucille Payne Kathryn and Barry Penn Eleanor Grace Perreiah Rose Eleanor Perry, SCN Lila and Karl Peters Barbara Peterson, SCN Daniel and Vickie Peterworth Valinda Pettit Rebecca Pezzi Mary Jo Pfefferman, SCN Jane Pfeifer Lucille Phipps, SCN Lee and Margaret Pieper Mary and Dennis A. Pike Patricia A. and D. Glenn Pike Edith and Vaughn Pitzer Frances and Tom Poirier Betty and Michael Polashock Mary Lou Ponchot Jean and Joseph Porter M. Pauline Posey Betty Powell Herbert P. Price John D. Price, CPA April Price Emily Pugh, SCN Jeanne M. Purcell, SCNA Elaine Puthoff, SCN Barbara Qualls Judith Raley, SCN Lorraine and Ray Ralston Norma G. Rapier Raymond and Dorothy Rapier Joseph and Stella Ratterman Rose M. Ratterman Rev. Robert E. Ray Dorothy Ray Chris and Terry Raymond David Clare Reasbeck, SCN

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Dorothy and Roy Reccius Celeste Reedy, SCN Mary Margaret Reid, SCN Phil and Patricia Reinhart Judy and Jeff Reynolds Mary Patricia Reynolds Mary Jane Rhodes, SCN Anna Marie Rhodes, SCN Dr. and Mrs. John P. Riley Matthew and Anna Riley Annalou Ritchie Susan Rivard, SCNA, and Peter Rivard Edward J. Rivers Carolyn S. Roberts, SCNA Charles Roberts George M. Roberts Sharon Roberts Joan Robishaw, SCN Thecla H. Robison Raymond and Susan Robison Donna S. Roby Anthony Roche Mildred G. Roddy Margaret Rodericks, SCN Dorothy Roehrig, SCNA, and Joe Roehrig James and Mary Rogers Ethel Carol Rogers, SCNA Carol Ross Ann M. Roth Cynthia and Donald Rough Ruth Anne Routh Rev. Albert Ruschman Louellyn Russell, SCN Celeste and Joseph Russell Wesley and Alice Ryan William and Kaelin Rybak Vivian Mary Sabelhaus, SCN Mary Ann Sage Sudie Salsman Mary Louise Sandman Irene Satory, SCN Stanley Saunier Barbara and John Sauter Rita A. Schafer Mark Schaver Mary A. Schianchi Charles L. Schlensker Gerald I. Schmidhammer Donna Schmidt, SCNA, and Robert Schmidt Mary Schmuck, RSM A. Patrick Schneider, M.D. Mary E. Schneider, SCNA Doris J. Schnell Joseph and Shirley Schneringer Mary Dee and Allen G. Schroering Mary C. Schuler Lee and Mary Schulz Sheila A. Schuster, Ph.D. JoAnn and Paul B. Schwartz Rev. John A. Schwartzlose Pauline B. Schwartzmiller Marian Schwind Peggy Sciantarelli William Logan Scott Agnes and James Scully Mary Elizabeth Seiter Drs. Michael T. Sewell and Judy Cooke Mary Angela Shaughnessy, SCN Marilyn Shea, SCN Mary Kathleen Sheehan, SCN Bakula S. Sheth, M.D. Drs. Anna Huang-Shrader and Robert Shrader www.scnfamily.org

Mary K. Singler Joan C. Sirek Annette Skees, SCNA, and Philip Skees Mark and Kathleen Smith Dent Smith, SCNA, and Maureen Smith Dianne M. Smith Marianne Smith Mildred M. Smith Debra L. Snapp Cecilia and Donald Snellen John and Catherine Soldo Edith M. Southwood Frances and Tom Southwood Rita Spalding, SCN Leo and Shirley Spalding Linda and Lyndsay Spalding Kenneth and Donna Spangenberger Sandy Stahl Margaret June Stanley Marian Stenken, SCN Thomas T. Stocker Mary and John Stocker Belinda and John Stone Elizabeth B. Striegel Pat A. Strunk Maria Stuckenborg Charles and Brenda Stuecker William Sturgis Teresa Catharine Sullivan, SCN Jere E. Sullivan Bernadine Sullivan Marie and Thomas Sullivan Joan Susong Sarah and Ron Sweat John S. Swift Carolyn A. Tapp Ethel Gay Tatum Buddy and Susie Taylor Janet and Edward Teel Rosemary and Paul Terstegge Henry and Agnes Thoben Dorothy Thomas, SCN Mary Ann Thomas Ken Thomas Rose Thompson Ronald and Donna Thompson Susan and Ronald Thompson Albert and Molly Thompson Carol Kline Thompson James R. Thornberry Patricia and William Thornbury Elsie M. Thornbury Shirley and James Thorne Janet Tieman Mary Ann and Lawrence J. Tiemeier John and Mary Tierney Ray and Ruth Ann Tillman Rev. Gerald L. Timmel Mary and John Trager Jane Trenkamp Billie L. Turner Carol Tway Marie T. Underwood Margaret A. Underwood Judy and Eddie Unseld John Paul Vandeventer Helen C. Vatter Susan and Richard Vaughn Edward and Linda Veeneman Victoria Veigl Margaret Voglewede, SCN James R. Volpert Barbara Von Bokern, SCN

Cora Wade Dorothy and James Wadell Jerome F. Walker Larry and Kathy Walker Rose Andrew Waller, SCN Helen Walter Carmen and William Warde Flora Washburn Jeanne Mary Wathen, SCN Margaret Spalding Wathen, SCN Mary E. Wathen Delores and Joseph Wathen Mary C. Watson Donna and Breese Watson Alford and Mary Watts Kevin Webb Mary Wedding, SCN Dr. and Mrs. Gerard Weigel Mary Louise Weihe Loretta Weller, SCN Susan and Patrick Welsh Linda and Paul Wentzel Marian Wesley Joseph Marita Wheatley, SCN Clara and John Wheatley Patty and Mark Wheatley Mary Justin Wheeler, SCN Patricia Wheeler Mary Ann Whelan, SCNA, and Wayne Whelan Patsy Whitmer Grace Mary Whittaker, SCN Frances Wicker Edward J. Wilkerson Eleanor Willett, SCN Rachel Willett, SCN Carolyn and Bill Willett Martha and James Willett Margaret Rose Williams Mark and Kathleen Williams Jane and Frank Wilson Carolyn Wilson, SCN Kitty Wilson, SCN Linda L. Wilson Mary Joan Wilson, SCN Judith and Larry Wimpsett Mary L. Wimpsett James C. and Mary Rita Wimpsett Mary Wimsatt, SCNA Ruth T. Wimsatt Malcolm J. Wintergerst Mary and Anthony Wirtz Elaine Wise Sara and Stephen Wiser Mary L. Wiss, M.D. Alice Teresa Wood, SCN Sara and Frank Wood Patricia Ann Worley, SCN Margaret and James Wuertz Sue Wulf Leo and Marilyn Wurth Janet Yaeger Richard and Deborah Yetter Catherine Young Mary Margaret and Robert A. Young Margaret Mary Young Martha Young Rosalie Zangari Barbara Carol Zanin Mary Zena Wilbert L. Ziegler LOUISIANA Jennie DeGenova Sam W. Hightower Ruby Pierce

MAINE Margaret C. Corbett Paula and Gary Johnson MARYLAND Ruth Abell Joyce M. Abramson John A. Adams Mark and Valerie Baldy Dorothy C. Barclift Dr. and Mrs. Martin A. Barley Joyce L. Bennett Jacqueline Bond Nancy Brown Linda and John Burk Joan H. Burroughs Rebecca D. Cain William and Inge Caldwell Mary A. Cobbs Barbara A. Cooke Harry and Delores Cusic Julia and James Davis Linda E. Dean Mary Frances Dicus Mary Ellen and Stephen Dubinsky Clinton and Frances Duke William and Agnes Eakle Frances and Eric Engelking Elizabeth P. Finn John and Mary Fitzsimmons Martha F. Gembarosky Rick and Carolyn Gesue Alfred and Susan Gough Patricia and Richard Griffin Helen J. Habib David J. Hand Thelma T. Hayden Josephine L. Hill George D. Kennett Jane C. Li Susan McCormick John and Clara McDonough Mabel J. Norris Duck Hee O’Donnell Sharon A. Penland George Preisinger Judyth and Stephan Ricker Daniel C. Riska Margaret Schindler Marilyn Schuler Louis and Marie Shanks Gertrude and Gene Shaver Eleanor Storck Nancy J. Sullivan John and Mary Taylor Loretta A. Abell Taylor Anne Tennison, SCNA, and James Tennison Barry and Cynthia Tilden Janet M. Walker Mary Judith Walsh Catherine Dwyer Weckel Joseph and Rosemary Weller George and Elizabeth Wigginton Sara and Robert Wigginton Margaret A. Wilmore Mary Elaine Wood Sophia C. Yang Veronica Yeatman MASSACHUSETTS Box 5 Association Inc GE Foundation Girl Up Faith Group Nazareth High School Class of 1948 Sisters of Charity (Granite,

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Michele Aceto-Amanouz Ruth C. Albanese Tara and William Andrews Claire Appling Chris and Catherine Arcona Myrna Balk and Ramon Greenberg Marion Barone John and Margaret Barry Francis N. Bellafiore Mary Braley, SCN Dorothea I. Browne Mary and William Bulger Jonathan Butler Jacquelyn J. Butterfield Eveline and Ralph Cabral Karen and Robert Callan Adeline Callan Marie Cannings Thomas Capasso Geraldine and Stephen Cardillo Dean S. Carter Arthur and Joan Carthas Marcia Chapin Eugenie Coakley, SCNA William R. Collins Ellen Contreras Joanne L. Corrieri-Upham and Kenneth W. Upham William and Marion Coughlin Richard and Helen Crane Thomas F. Crimmins Della A. Crowley Florence L. Cryan Betty Davidson Corinne and Richard DeVasto Neil F. Doherty John A. Donoghue, Jr. Janet Dougherty, SCN Imelda C. Driscoll Yolanda Famularo Barbara D. Feldstein Yolanda A. Ferzoco Maureen M. Flaherty John and Kathleen Fleming Gerald S. Foley Louis R. Foley Mary Ann Foulis Claire E. Frassica Katherine M. Freeman Agnes Ann Fuhs, SCN Joseph J. Gilmetti Barbara Gilmetti, SCN Agnes T. Guthrie Genevieve Harrington Eleanor M. Hart Patricia Ann Healey, SCN Bernie Hoar Shirley Ann Howe, SCN Evelyn Hurley, SCN Frances and Kevin Jones Donald C. Jones Richard and Mary Kanaskie Jean M. Kelley Robert Andrew Kennedy, III Elizabeth A. Klinger Nancy A. Klockson Philip and Rita LaFond John M. Lane Chet, Lue and Jennifer LeBlanc, SCNAs Catherine Lee, SCN Robert and Susan Lemire Dorothy J. Leon

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Marjorie Lievi Patricia E. MacIsaac, SCNA Anna C. Mann Ann T. Martin Clare M. Martin and James M. Moynihan Mary McAuliffe Maureen A. McCabe Margaret K. McClure Mary M. McCormack Ellen Paul McGovern, SCN Gwen McMahon, SCN Anne M. McNeil Paul and Margaret McNeil Helen McNulty, SCN Claire M. Medaglio Rosemarie Merrill Eleanor M. Milan Helen F. Morrissey Louise M. Murphy Susan Nash Patricia and William Nelson Anne Marie Noonan Geoffrey Glover and Elaine M. Nugent Robert J. O’Meara Lovely and Cijo Paul Kalyn and Martin Pavlinic Patricia A. Pendergast Helen and Francis Picanso Claire E. Poskel Marietta Putzig, SCN Stephen J. Ramocki Anthony Ricci Francis I. Ricciardone Agnes Rohan Frances Ronan, SCNA, and John Ronan Agnes Ellen Rose, SCN William E. Ryan Rosemary A. Salamon James H. Sullivan Maureen Taaffe, SCN Joan and Mark Terra Ellen Vellios Ann Susan Villa, SCN Martha Louise Walsh, SCN Marie Ward M. Judith West Mary Patrice White Edmund and Jane Woods MICHIGAN St. John Church and Student Ctr Mary K. Bower Lawrence V. Burns Bernadine Cimprich Carol A. Dearinger Michael B. Eyl Angela and Ron Gerlica Maureen Hirten Lucille and David Kelton Ann M. LaPrise Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Pattock Margaret and James Pestka Joseph Radachy Timothy and Mary Rey MINNESOTA Jane and Michael Brodie Robert and Frances Fischer Mary and James Hammill Eady Lillquist MISSISSIPPI Charles and Claudia Brocato Dorothy Canavan 39

Philip and Susan Coco Diane K. Coleman Rev. Thomas Delaney Richard and Anne Freibert Margie and Leo Gagion Kristine Garrison Pat Malouf Paula Merrill, SCN Mary F. O’Toole Anthony T. Papa Willard B. Williams Peggy M. Williams MISSOURI Sisters of the Most Precious Blood Ann R. Bergman Louise C. Bullock David and Ann Chopin Ann M. Corrigan Mary M. Donovan Ann Elbert Kathleen E. Franke Joseph J. Gummersbach and Janice Noack Agnes I. Harrington Roger and Virginia Larson Mark S. Moloney Mark and Alice O’Bryan Thomas R. O’Connor Rosemary Rolwing Orr Kevin Richards Rose R. Schmidt Margaret Seiser Margaret Rolwing Stricker Gloria and Anthony Szczuka John W. Thompson Kenneth and Patricia Walker Mrs. Edward Welters MONTANA Ben E. Poat NEBRASKA Shirley and Robert Ficke Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Horihan Patricia Koenig Mary and Dan McCarthy James and Mary Nevinski J. Peter and Suzanne Ricketts John F. Thomas NEVADA Myrna Araneta Rachel and David Johnson Helen M. Savoldi NEW HAMPSHIRE Virginia Cox Berrien Virginia R. Brown Thomas M. Burkardt Romeo and Rachel Dube Ann-Marie and George Houghton, SCNAs Louis Kaucic Thomas and Siobhan Quinn Rebecca K. Whitmeyer NEW JERSEY The Chubb Corporation Google Victoria and Richard Aneser Robert M. Arbour, M.D. Teresita and Carlos Baralt William J. Bohan Rosemary Carroll Peggy Cekoric Patricia B. Crapo

Catherine and Michael Dibella Christine A. Donga Leo J. Donner Margaret Kurtz Gontkof Ronald Hornak Bruce P. Kauffmann Theresa and Ronald Knoebel Mary and John Marin Nellie F. Sanfilippo James and Alice Silvestri Lorraine Travaglione NEW MEXICO Jeanne and Jerome Erpenbeck Patricia Jane Reedy Judith E. Vowels NEW YORK Carole Allen Barbara Dwyer-Anderson Frank A. Antonucci Natalie and John Blaney Margaret E. and Clinton Bubb Martha A. Carlsen Gaby Y. Castillo Gloria and Gerald Castro Robert Cavalluzzo Margaret and Charles Chatterton Madeline and Edward Colombo Doris Duffey Mary Fabyanic Elaine D. Giebelhaus Paul and Sharon Herb Patrick and Lisa Hirsch Dorothy D. Holocinski Frances J. Killian Adele and Richard Klein Agnes Kosko Agnes and Varghese Kozhimannil Marlene and Joseph McCabe Annakutty Michael Mary Nowak Dr. Margaret A. Renner Teresa Sanchez-Latour Mary J. Sebastian Philip and Debra Spucci Rosamma and Kurian P. Thomas Susan Wen NORTH CAROLINA Margaret Berry Jeffrey Byrnett Jane A. Clark John and Frances Doyle Virginia D. Doyle Edelen John Edelen Mary K. Eldridge Anne T. Fister Thomas A. Indovina Carol Kenny Robert E. Kertickles Dr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Kute Jack, Diane and Kristina Miller Kathleen Mundle Catherine Rainey Robert B. Scripko, Ph.D. Carey V. Stabler, M.D. OHIO LCWR Region 6 St. Ladislas Senior Stars Truepoint, Inc. Donald Alexczuk Carolyn P. Althoff Mary Geraldine Armstrong Sharen Baldy, SCN Christine M. Baldy

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Margaret Gambol Bash Ruth and John Beckman Mary Belloto Mary Sue Benzinger Patricia Beusterien Elizabeth A. Bires Lorraine Bloemer Matthew J. Boeckman Anthony D. Boiarski Gregory J. Boll Mark Boll Roseann Bonamico C. Keith and Lyn B. Boone Maurice F. Bouffioux George P. Bowes Anita S. Branan Carol and Tom Breitenbach David W. Buschle Kerry A. and Robert T. Cambron Nicholas Camino Violet Cervelli Joyce and Thomas Choquette Antoinette J. Cinque Regina Boll Clay Robert Conway Regina Courey Robert and Carolyn Cramer Jennifer J. Cyrill Rita M. DeMatte Dr. and Mrs. Anthony DeRosa Joe Didonato Kathleen and David Estep Evelyn Faldowski, SCNA Ruth Fangmann Fred Federle Marcia Fleder, OP Patricia and Mark Francis Jeanette and Daniel Funk Mary Leaetta Furlong Kathleen Furlong and James Walker Mairead K. Fyda Joanne M. Gagliardo Robert and Suzanne Gambol Joseph Gentilini, Ph.D. Rose Mary Gerlica, SCN Douglas and Gloria Gill Joseph E. Giordano Robert Glaser, Jr. Sheila J. Gottron Frances K. Groom Robert and Elva Hackel Edmund L. Hamburger Maura and Edward Hamilton Robert and Edna Harbold Cheryl and Chris Harbold Cynthia Harris Louise J. Herndon Alex A. Hessler Lisa Hiatt Dorothea Hite Donald and Regina Hope Pat and Alvin Huesman Joseph and Therese Johnson Daniel and Dorothy Kaighin Kathleen and Mark Kargl John and Jane Katenkamp Mark and Lisa Kaucic Jeanne A. Kavanaugh Patrice A. Keating Bernadette and Francis Kinney David and Theresa Kline Margaret E. Kopinsky Lucille and Michael Kowalski Lucille Kramer Robert and Betty Kramer Margie L. Kruse www.scnfamily.org

Lindy Kubic Benjamin C. Leachman Nancy Leatherman Kaye and Gary Lengerich Joyce M. Lynch Jannette MacKay Josephine Mallik Helen and Robert Massa Mildred T. McCaman Theodore and Marilyn McCormick Eileen and David McCray Mary Jane and Marion McKenzie Monica and Charles Merrell Rev. Msgr. Paul E. Metzger Mary Milburn Kathleen M. Miller Robert and Bernadette Mitsch Magdalen Morris John Mueller Richard Nelson Dolores A. Nelson Susan Willett Neyer Michael and Linda Nienhaus M. Clare Oestreicher Joan and Charles Pace Jeanne Pavlik Anthony T. Pfeifer John and Donna Pfiester Edward and Rose Polli Lorle Porter, Ph.D. Thomas and Mary Powers David and Anna Pritts Rachel A. Rice Rebecca Richert Challon and William Roberts Edward M. Robinson Margaret C. Roetker Jean Rom Wilma Ross, SCN Anne and Michael Rush Kathleen M. Schackmann Helen A. Schiele Warren and Jane Schieser Joan M. Schnabel Bernard and Hilda Schwieterman Francis R. Schwinne Marie Segal Margaret S. Selby Virginia E. Shaw Mary Ann Sheridan Helen N. Shott Mary A. Sjostrom Joan Marie and Joseph E. Smith Dale and Marian Stalter Roseanne and Robert Stalter Debra Standiford Roger and Jacqueline Starkey Susan and Louis Staub Arthur and Jill Steinke Mary Stoner Barbara and Michael Sweeney John L. Swintek Anthony J. Tesso Charlotte Tetzlaf Patricia A. Teufel Dr. and Mrs. James Tojo Betty E. Trudo Therese and James Tuttle Anna Marie Valloric Joe and Shirley Van Devere Margaret E. Vignjevic Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vinkler Jeanne Vucic, SCN Christine Wagner Patricia Wathen Donald K. Wedding Carole and Donald Willen

Alan E. Wilson, Jr. Marilyn Wittman Martha and George Zeis OKLAHOMA David and Patricia Batow Thomas and Wendy Namey Stephen O’Sullivan Dorothy Woods Vickie and Victor Woods OREGON James and Catherine Barrett Rosina D’Ambrosia Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Spernak PENNSYLVANIA Auxiliary of the Sisters of St. Francis City Theatre Company, Inc. Sisters of Charity (850 Vincent Way #16) St. Ann Society Branch 200 First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association #424 First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association Junior Branch 112 First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association Branch 44 First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association (Branch 233 & 129) First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association Pittsburgh Okres Pennsylvania Medical Society Sisters of Charity (Saint Louise Convent) Sisters of Charity (Uniontown, Pa.) Tri-State Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, Inc. Veritas Alloys & Metals Janet R. Arro Dorothy L. Baker Evelyn and Anthony Barbato Frank and Toni Barbato Barbara A. Behan George Behary Mary Ann Behary, SCN Georgine Bires, SCN Therese Martin Blehar, SCN Dawn Blessing Helen Blodgett, SCN Rose M. Brunner Regina A. Buckley Janet Burkardt Phyllis and Terrance Cain Alice and Edward Carey Renee Ann Carolan Anastasia Chernitsky, SCN Helen Chervenak, SCN Marcia J. Clark Catherine Cline, SCN Mary Louise Cline, SCNA Mary M. Cole Elizabeth and James Corr Vincent Danik Scott and Barbara Davidson Devon and Darren Dazen Marie and Robert Deasy Mr. and Mrs. David W. Demeter Dorothy D. DePaulo Barbara M. Doerfler Dorothy Dolak, SCN Chungna and Carl Doughty Audrey Drap, SCN Helen Dolores Dubas William Duddy Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Endean

Anna Maria Estop Shannon Evans Mr. and Mrs. William Fatula Cecilia Ann Fatula, SCN Jason Fink Mary Ann Finotti Donna Gambol Sarah Marie Geier, SCN Dr. and Mrs. George J. Gerenth, M.D. Magdalen Gonofsky Maureen E. Lally-Green Christine Grgurich Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grumley Rita Jo Hancsak, SCN Mary Denise Hibel, SCN Kathryn V. Hickey James and Audrey Hohman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Horgas Joseph J. Horvat Anthony Horvat Ann Horvat, SCN Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horvath Jean D. Howard Mary Kenneth Hrbal, SCN Dr. and Mrs. James Wethington Husted Steve W. Ignatz Theresa and Anthony Igo Ernest and Lucille Jackson Danielle Jankoviak, SCN M. Regina Joscak, SCN Dorothy L. Jozwiak Pauline Kasievich Scott Keller Edward F. Kengersky, Jr. Rose Marie Klobuchar, SCNA Shirley Kocinsky, SCN Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kocon Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kolesar Rose Marie Kollar, SCN John Gabriel Kostelnik, SCN Seraphine Kostelnik, SCN Antoinette Kostelnik, SCN Raynita Kristofco, SCN Mary Ann Kropilak, SCN Mary F. Kubiak John and Renee Kuzel & Family David and Shirley Kuzel Eleanor R. Langan Helene Ann Larkin Helen Lasko Dorothy M. Lazur Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee Barbara Leone Susan L. Lewandowski Susan Katherine Losacano Amy Lowen Richard G. Lucas Dorothy Macala Barbara Makar, SCN Joan S. McCafferty Madonna Michels, SCN Celeste Midkiff Susan and Patty Mihalek Virginia Mills Vincent A. Miskis Jack and Rose Mitala John and Betty Moraca Thomas V. Munns, Jr. Virginia F. Murphy Genevieve Napierkowski Elizabeth Nelson, SCNA Marie Diane Novachek, SCN Monica M. Null Susan and Martin Obrien Mary Vincent O’Neill, SCN

Barbara A. O’Toole Camille Panich, SCN Mary Clement Pavlik, SCN Michaelette Pavlik, SCN Immaculata Pavlik, SCN Ann S. Perchinsky Teresa Petrick Cathy and Richard Pieper Dorothy and Ronald J. Podlucky Marie A. Pucalik Jean and Louis Raimond E. Jeanne Rascati Vincent Rattay Raphael J. Rattay Barbara and John Reagle Steve Rechtorik Judith and Carl Riska Gail R. Riska Evan Rizzo Roy Sarver Lois Scherder Kathleen J. Schupp Delores Pat Scully Rita P. Sebastian Mary Judith Seman, SCN Patricia J. Sheeran LaVerne Sihelnik, SCN Jim and Jeanine Sismour Jane and William Smith Grace H. Solt Mr. and Mrs. Albert Soltis Linda Soltis, SCN Richard Sosna Thomas and Patricia Steback Grace J. Strittmatter Dolores Ann Therasse, SCN Anjuna Thulung Dan and Catherine Topley Giles Ungvarsky Edward S. Ungvarsky Danny and Tracy Vellucci Katherine Vidakovich Geraldine Vierheller Mary and Michael Vogel Dolores A. Ward Joann E. Warren Maurice Wayda, SCN Janet and Harold Weil Suzanne and Bernard Werner Marjory A. Wilson Sandra J. Wolf Stella I. Yanik Mary Ann and Michael J. Yuran Mary L. Yurick Margaret C. Zahradnik Louis Zambelli Mary Mark Zavatsky, SCN M DePaul Zluky, SCN PUERTO RICO Blanca R. Fernandez Judith M. Hernandez Maria M. Melendez, SCNA RHODE ISLAND Marguerite and Robert Aiello Maureen A. Lee Edward and Harriet Murphy SOUTH CAROLINA Tobias Burke Margie and James Dunn Gerald T. Gimbert Leeann Hartlaub Patricia and William Kelly Mary C. Muckenfuss Janet S. Pittelli

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Joy and Denny Reed SOUTH DAKOTA John and Florence Murphy TENNESSEE FedEx Nissan North America, Inc. RE Transportation, Inc. SCNAs of Chattanooga, TN Sisters of Charity (Peg Ln, Memphis, Tenn.)

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Carla Evangelisti Alexander William Barbour Elizabeth Claire Barnett Julia Conway Bell Constance and Charles Blake, SCNAs Linda and Richard Bolgeo Jack Borg Natalie Terry Bradley Eugene G. Brady, Jr. Rosanna S. Brogan Regina M. Burchfield Lillie S. Burns Vivian Bertasi Bursi Diane Burton, SCNA, and Bruce Burton Frankie and Fred Caesar Rev. Elbert R. Callis Denise and Don Carpenter James and Jeanne Cash Catherine and Daniel Chalk Anthony and Deborah Christ Michael J. Cianciola Rose Clardy Carol Clasgens, SCN Geraldine Coalter Joanne Hogg Coleman Estelle G. Coleman Elaine R. Craven Alex and Pat Crivelli, SCNAs Harrel and Cathie Crone Stella and Robert Crone Helen Dahlberg Donna A. Dahlberg Carolyn and William Deason Josie DeShields Laurine Dichtel, SCN Bettye J. Donahue Joseph F. Driscoll Noelle Dunavant Catherine L. Dunavant Vaudine W. Dunn Judge Tim Dwyer Lt. John T. Dwyer, Jr. Katherine and R. W. Eanes Gertrude Foster, SCN Betty Fracchia, SCN Martha Frink Katherine Gavin William J. Germann Cynthia D. Gholson Jane and Paul Gillespie Donald and Darlyne Gohman Martha Hines Margaret C. Hubbuch Theresa Hudson Jacqueline L. Jackson, SCNA Jeanine Jaster, SCN Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Joffe Imogene C. Jones Barbara Kaferle Mr. Patrick D. Kennedy Mary Jo and Robert Kennedy 41

Barbara M. King Susan Lange Donna Christian McConnico Jerry McCrary, SCNA Joel W. McGraw, FSC William McSwain Debra L. Moore Barbara and Bruce Moorman Leslie Morales Mary Margaret Mulroy Rev. James W. Murphy Kay Nesbitt Carol Newton, SCNA, and Steve Newton Margaret O’Neil Marie Celine Osbourn, SCN Theresa O’Toole Rick and Debbie Pellicciotti Richard and Susan Pesce George and Patricia Petkoff Beverly and Richard Peyton Anita Pierantoni Helen Powers Lynn Reed Stacey and Phillip Richards Sue and Gil Rittner Mrs. Anna Rogers Grace Maria Saia, SCN Louis A. Sampson Thomas and Joyce Sanders Jane Scharding-Smedley Karen Schmitt, SCNA, and Steven Schmitt Billy and Jacqueline Sewell Katherine P. Shepherd Susan and Bernard Shramko Mary Lou and Frank E. Simone Patricia L. Sitter Ernestine Berry Smith Stephen Songy Barbara and James Spain Joseph and Carolyn Spain Anne and John Stubblefield Susan Sullivan Donald and Dorothea Syriac Constance Marie Tarallo, SCN Modeane Thompson Helen M. Tillotson Kathy A. Tosh Barbara L. Truly John and Louise Vannucci Alfred and Clara Waddell Judy Walsh Shirley Waymouth Alicia and Archie Willis Loyce S. Winfield Josephine Wells Wood Linda and James Zralek Joan Harris Zurhellen TEXAS H. E. Butt Grocery Company Kathy Bell Barbara Blandford JoAnne Haynes Braley Mary K. Branton Agnes R. Brinker Jeanne U. Carey Patrick and Carlene Dunavant Dona Dickson Gallagher, SCNA Melva and John Gates Rev. and Mrs. Calder A. Gibson II Marian A. Greenwell Sandy and Joseph Gross Charlotte and Stanley Harris Brian C. Jones Katrina Kargl

Sarah Lang Patricia Blandford Liu Ann and Charles Mackin Thomas J. Mahoney Marykutty Maliyakal Jim Melloan James and Judith Morris William Mosholder Jettie M. Parker Jet M. Prendeville Mary Robson Berniece Rose William and Mary Ryan Laura Thomas James M. Watson Robert and Mary Zawalski UTAH Edna C. Wooldridge VERMONT William and Linda Drunsic VIRGINIA Grace Under Foot, Inc. Orlando Business Systems, Inc. Lisa M. Acra James and Marietta Anthony Virginia and Michael Bare Mary and Cecil Black Elizabeth G. Bobinski Chris and Mary Bushong Joan Boyle Byrne Frank J. Cepollina William and Lacene Clark Lindsay Collins Janet L. Cosby Barbara K. Cosby James and Noel Cosby Catherine B. Cox Margaret J. Davies Mary Davis Raymond F. deLadurantaye Peter M. DiGiovanni Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Dipaola Carolyn C. Doyle Jane and James Duffy Pauline Eccles Elaine Egan Joseph F. Ellis Dan and Alwhilda Emmel Dr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Gill Jeffrey and Cynthia Gill Timothy and Elizabeth Gill Antonio F. Goicoechea Janice and Johnie Gombo Thomas and Kathy Griffith Gladelle T. Hardenbergh Kevin J. Harris and Sandra WangHarris Eileen Highberger Christian A. Hoeser Emily Jansen Dr. and Mrs. Robert Keeley William and Nancy Knauer Diane Cosby Kramer Mark and Marilyn Krause James E. Lawrence, Col., USAF (Ret) Karen and Peter Legato Patricia A. Levins Joseph and Bonnie Marcinek Rick and Cathy Mattioni Brian R. Mercy Leslie and Raymond Meyer J. A. Morgan Leora and Edwin O’Dell

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Kent and Aura Pankratz Grey Pash Joanne and Lawrence Petak Patrick and Donna Reddan Patrick M. Rose Dolores M. Ross Sue Rowe James L. Satterwhite Donald and Jeanmarie Sharretts Timothy and Margaret Shea Harrel and Jacquie Sholar Mary and Ed Smith Phyllis and Clyde R. Smith William M. Sonnett William J. Spitzer Claire and Joseph Staniunas James E. Taylor, Jr. Quinn D. Thomas Kathleen A. Tierney Bonnie Tingle Fernando and Alicia Troncoso Lenora Turney Mary and William Wears Joseph Allen Webb James N. Williams Edward and Teresa E. Williamson James and Roberta Wilson Lois Wilson Susan W. Yamashita Marian T. Yeager WASHINGTON Mark and Ruth Dundon Mary Beth and A. Richard Gemperle James and Joyce Hunziker John and Rachel McGovern Paul and Lorraine Pike Elizabeth C. Ziemann WEST VIRGINIA Blessed Sacrament Church (South Charleston) G & L Tours Kathryn and James Boland Richard and Christy Boyle Robert and Sara Busse Robert and Brenda Danko Lois Hicks Mary Rose and Charles Jeffers Margaret L. Oney Henry and Suzanne Richter Carmella Szymialis Mary Anne and John Young WISCONSIN Margaret Allie John J. Case Kathy E. Eldridge William and Wilma Federle John Hauenstein, SDS Patricia Klinter Carole Kretschman Donald and Lucianne Kunze Albert Kunze Mary C. Miller Julie Moore Mary Kathleen O’Sullivan Amy and Jonathan Overby Ruth M. Ritter Clement Marie Sabol, SCN Robert A. Vetter WYOMING Shirley P. Howard ANONYMOUS: 33 www.scnfamily.org

BEQUESTS Marie Bassford Estate Georgia M. Ellinger Estate Jane Fulton Estate Mary E. Kidder Estate Rose A. Marks Estate Mary B. McFadden Estate Frances O’Toole Estate Cecelia R. Sheehan Estate Virginia Smith Estate DECEASED Marie Anne Ballard, SCN Kathleen Mary Bohan, SCN Eugene and Mary Alice Coveney George Fritz Carol Gloekler, SCNA Mary E. Hall Julia Hamilton Bernadette Maria Henkel, SCN Jo Ann Kaelin Jones Marylyn Karecki Ligorius Kracinovsky, SCN Dorothy L. Ney Mary Jo Passafiume Mary Sue Stabler Patricia A. Wilbert

PELICANS Adams Painting Co. Andy On Call Handyman Service Bardstown Ambulatory Care Bardstown Animal Clinic Bardstown Kiwanis Club Bardstown Women’s Center Barton 1792 Distillery Blessed Sacrament Church (South Charleston) Bluegrass Community Family Practice Brownie Troop #3345 Carey Heating & Air Inc. Clark Jewelers Inc. Conway-Heaton Automotive Center Crimmins Hall Staff Crume Drug Store, Inc. Denny’s Classic Diner Filcon Construction, LLC First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association Branch 44 First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association Junior Branch 112 Fort Knox Federal Credit Union Grace Under Foot, Inc Joe Hill’s Kentucky Home Bank Keystone Liquors, Inc. Kleentech Carpet Cleaning Livers Body Shop Masterson’s Appliance Medica Pharmacy Memphis City Schools Mike Brooks & Associates, Inc. Office of Congregational Advancement Orlando Business Systems, Inc. Patron’s Home Center & Electric Outlet

Pennsylvania Medical Society RE Transportation, Inc. RE Transportation Canada, Inc. SCNAs of Chattanooga, TN Sisters of Charity (Granite, Quincy, Mass.)

Sisters of Charity (Guest House) Sisters of Charity (Lou. Bonnycastle) Sisters of Charity (Lou. Breckenridge) Sisters of Charity (Lou. Newburg 504) Sisters of Charity (Naz. O’Connell 3-D) Sisters of Charity (Naz. O’Connell 3-O) Sisters of Charity (Naz. SCN Center Convent) Sisters of Charity (Peg Ln, Memphis, Tenn.)

St. Ann Society Branch 200 St. Gregory Church St. Ladislas Senior Stars Stamps/Postcard Ministry (Motherhouse) Thrift Shop-Our Place Inc. Tri-State Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, Inc. Veritas Alloys & Metals Wilson & Muir Bank & Trust Co. Sheila and Mike Abell Joyce M. Abramson Robert and Peggy Adams John A. Adams William and Mary Adkisson J. Watson Allgier Janet and Garry Anderson Victoria and Richard Aneser Claire Appling Robert M. Arbour, M.D. Chris and Catherine Arcona Mary Geraldine Armstrong Joseph L. Atherton Jackie Ayres Carol and Jesse Baird Sharen Baldy, SCN Myrna Balk and Ramon Greenberg Nancy L. Ballard Susan R. Ballard Dorothy C. Barclift Virginia and Michael Bare Elyner T. Barnes David and Kimberly Barnett John and Margaret Barry Charlotte Barton Anne M. Beavan Judy and William Beaven Jack and Diane Beeckler Martha Joan Bennett Mary Sue Benzinger Ann R. Bergman Virginia Cox Berrien Margaret Berry Mary Elise Biegert Ruth D. Blodgett Helen Blodgett, SCN Lorraine Bloemer Elizabeth G. Bobinski Carolyn Boecker William J. Bohan Paul W. Bohn Kathryn and James Boland Gregory J. Boll Mark Boll Roseann Bonamico Mary and Stephen Bonn

Mary Theresa Boone Linda and Roger Boots Martha J. Borders, SCNA Ronald Bornhoft Virginia Bourdelais Richard and Christy Boyle Wilhelmina Brady, SCNA JoAnne Haynes Braley Mary K. Branton Claire Breen Carol and Tom Breitenbach Agnes R. Brinker Vincent and Georgette Brocato Barbara H. Brown Ann Brown Dorothea I. Browne Philip M. Bullock Thomas J. Burch, Sr. Linda and John Burk Jo Ann Burke Chris and Mary Bushong Robert and Sara Busse Jeffrey Byrnett Rev. Elbert R. Callis Janice Campbell, SCN Dorothy Canavan Thomas Capasso Geraldine and Stephen Cardillo Jeanne U. Carey Arthur and Joan Carthas John J. Case Theresa Cash, SCN Gloria and Gerald Castro Barbara D. Cattey Sharon M. Cecil, SCNA Toni and Brad Cecil Betty and Martin Cecil Margaret and Charles Chatterton Margaret and Joseph Choy Anthony and Deborah Christ Gary and Theresa Clifton Estelle G. Coleman John and Bonnie Coleman Diane K. Coleman Charles and Diane Collins Joseph H. Conley Ellen Contreras Marie and William Conway Stephen D. Coomes Margaret C. Corbett Joanne L. Corrieri-Upham and Kenneth W. Upham Ann M. Corrigan Janet L. Cosby Mary K. Coulson Regina Courey Catherine B. Cox Mary R. Cox Robert and Carolyn Cramer Harrel and Cathie Crone Susan Cruse Jennifer J. Cyrill Michael and Barbara Czirr Rosina D’Ambrosia Margaret Lillian Davenport, SCN Scott and Barbara Davidson Margaret J. Davies Linda E. Dean Julia Deery Martha and Thomas Depenbrock Mary Frances Dicus Barbara M. Doerfler Jerome and Eleanor Domek Bettye J. Donahue Christine A. Donga Leo J. Donner John A. Donoghue, Jr.

Marian Judith Donohue, SCNA Chungna and Carl Doughty J. Jerome and Mary I. Dowdle Janice Downs, SCN Mary Ellen Doyle, SCN John and Frances Doyle Mary Ellen and Stephen Dubinsky Phyllis Ann Dullea, SCN Colette H. Dumstorf Catherine L. Dunavant Noelle Dunavant Patrick and Carlene Dunavant Mark and Ruth Dundon Carmelita Dunn, SCN Karen L. Dunnagan Mary Assumpta Dwyer, SCN Katherine and R. W. Eanes M. Jane Eaves Pauline Eccles Virginia D. Doyle Edelen Robert and Mary Edelen John Edelen Amanda and Leonard Ehringer Christine Ellis, SCN Jane and Gerald Elphingstone Dan and Alwhilda Emmel Robert and Judy English Kathleen and David Estep Margaret and David Evrard Yolanda Famularo Ruth Fangmann Barbara D. Feldstein Winnibald and Rosemarie Fernandes Mary Beth Fessler Robert and Frances Fischer Sandra and Robert Fitz Maureen M. Flaherty Gerald S. Foley Dennis and Beth Ford Jacqueline and Philip Francais Mairead K. Fyda Kenneth and Dorothy Gammon Charlene and Tom Gandolfo George I. Gates Susan Gatz, SCN Imogene Geiger Martha F. Gembarosky Mary Beth and A. Richard Gemperle Keith Genitty and Carolyn GentleGenitty William C. Geoghegan Thomas and Barbara Gephart William J. Germann Valerie Sarma Margaret S. Gibson Timothy and Elizabeth Gill Barbara Gilmetti, SCN Richard and Jacinta Goetz Jennifer and Matt Gohmann Janice and Johnie Gombo Margaret Kurtz Gontkof Brenda Gonzales, SCN Sheila J. Gottron Heidi Graham Mary Jane and Roger Greenwell Carol and Don Greifenkamp Margo C. Grether Sandy and Joseph Gross Del Clair Grosser Drs. Elmer and Filipinas Guerrero Robert and Elva Hackel Agnes Marie Hagan, SL Dorothy Ann Hall Edmund L. Hamburger Sally A. Hamrock

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David J. Hand Karen and Thomas Hannon Katharine Hanrahan, SCN Rev. John W. Hanrahan Cheryl and Chris Harbold Gladelle T. Hardenbergh Ann Kirk Hardman Cynthia Harris Mary L. Harrod Margaret R. Hatala Allene W. Hatfield Juliana Hayden David and Mary Stuart Haydon Eleanora T. Hays Patricia Ann Healey, SCN George R. Heise Anthony and Judith Heitzman Paul and Sharon Herb Judith M. Hernandez Alex A. Hessler Louis F. Hettinger Robert Brian Hicks Sam W. Hightower Peggy M. Hill Josephine L. Hill Julia Hill-Nichols Maria Hines Martha Hines Patricia and Carl Hinkel Earline Hobbs, SCN Christian A. Hoeser James and Audrey Hohman Ronald Hornak Joseph J. Horvat Ann-Marie and George Houghton, SCNAs Shirley P. Howard William Edward Howard Patricia and Thomas Howard Leo and Sonya Howard Pat and Alvin Huesman Jeffrey and Remona Hughes & Family James and Joyce Hunziker Evelyn Hurley, SCN Dr. and Mrs. James Wethington Husted Margaret C. Hyland Monica and Paul Jarboe Victor and Lois Johnson Paula and Gary Johnson Alan and Barbara Johnson Stephen and Gayle Johnson Carol F. Johnston Don and Regina Johnston Maria Elena Jones Frances and Kevin Jones Peggy and Louis Jordan David and Anne Karem Katrina Kargl John F. Kastensmidt Jeanne A. Kavanaugh William Keegan Carolyn Keelen Ann Keene Scott Keller Patricia Kelley, SCN Lucille and David Kelton Carol Kenny Ronald and Janet Ketterer Rosemarie Kirwan, SCN David and Theresa Kline Elizabeth A. Klinger Edward and Betty Knabel Charles Kenneth Knopp Barbara A. Koenig Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kolesar 43

Diane Cosby Kramer George Krauser Mary Loretto Krimple, SCN Mary Jo and Thomas G. Kruer Margie L. Kruse Dr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Kute Beatrice Lacombe Harriet L. Lair Philip T. Lamich Roger and Virginia Larson Phillip Latham, M.D. Cathy Ann Lavender, SCNA James T. Lechleiter Mary M. Lee Catherine Lee, SCN Maureen A. Lee Donald J. Leffler Karen and Peter Legato Margaret B. Leibson Robert and Susan Lemire Kaye and Gary Lengerich Barbara Ann Lengvarsky, SCN Anne Marie Leofanti Patricia A. Levins Susan L. Lewandowski Marilyn Lilly Katherine Lincoln and Ray Grant Lilia Linton Susan Katherine Losacano Sudhan Louis Robert Lubbers Richard G. Lucas John and Jeanelle Luckett Lucian and Margaret Lupinski Thomas L. Lutes Joyce M. Lynch Patricia Lynch-Hayes Jean Maas Elizabeth MacDougall, SCN Robert H. Mace, Jr. Helen Mackin Ann and Charles Mackin Pat Malouf Michael and Denise Mangeot Anna C. Mann Joseph and Bonnie Marcinek Mary and John Marin Paul and Benita Martin Garland and Dottie Massanelli Dinwiddie L. Mathis Philip Mattingly Rick and Cathy Mattioni Barbara Mayer Melissa and James Mayer & Family Rosemary McAdam Marlene and Joseph McCabe Maureen A. McCabe Mary J. McEnery John and Rachel McGovern Joan and Ervin McGrath Carol McGuire Steven Joseph McNeil William O. Medley Margaret Meisner, SCN Jim Melloan Rosemarie Merrill John E. Metzler Leslie and Raymond Meyer Annakutty Michael Susan and Patty Mihalek Eleanor M. Milan Anna B. Milburn Mary Elizabeth Miller, SCN Joseph M. Mills Jack and Rose Mitala Carolyn Mitchell

Linda Bunger Moore Joyce A. Moore John and Betty Moraca Frances and John Moran James and Judith Morris James M. Morris Olivia Morris Suzanne Morrison Mary Ann Muething Mary Mullen-Ferzely Thomas V. Munns, Jr. Margaret Regina Murphy, SCN Janice Murphy Patrick and Rebecca Murphy Gregory Charles Nabholz Anne Lynne Negus Dolores A. Nelson Eileen and Jack Nelson Elizabeth Nelson, SCNA James and Mary Nevinski Phyllis Fister Newman Susan Willett Neyer Vernon and Winifred Nieland Mary Nowak Monica M. Null Susan and Martin Obrien Robert and Barbara O’Bryan Thomas R. O’Connor Nelle and Jerome O’Daniel Leora and Edwin O’Dell Duck Hee O’Donnell M. Clare Oestreicher William Offutt IV, M.D. Mary Frances Olberz Bobby Joseph Oliapuram, M.D. Robert J. O’Meara Mary Vincent O’Neill, SCN Margaret L. Oney Stephen O’Sullivan Joan and Charles Pace Greg Paglia Kent and Aura Pankratz Theresa and John Paris Phyllis Passafiume Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Pattock Jo Ann Paulin, SCNA Nancy and Gene Paulin Mary Clement Pavlik, SCN Rick and Debbie Pellicciotti Joanne and Lawrence Petak Barbara Peterson, SCN Teresa Petrick Rebecca Pezzi Stephen and Marcella Phillips Jack and Leslie Plecque Ben E. Poat Lorle Porter, Ph.D. Helen Powers Jet M. Prendeville Elaine Puthoff, SCN Barbara Qualls Jean and Louis Raimond Phyllis Rains Vincent Rattay Raphael J. Rattay Rev. Robert E. Ray Barbara and John Reagle Steve Rechtorik Patrick and Donna Reddan Patricia Jane Reedy Margaret M. Reinert James D. Rengers Dr. Margaret A. Renner Timothy and Mary Rey Rachel A. Rice Judyth and Stephan Ricker Julie and Jack Riester

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Dr. and Mrs. John P. Riley Annalou Ritchie Ruth M. Ritter Susan Rivard, SCNA, and Peter Rivard Evan Rizzo Michael W. Robert Sharon Roberts Challon and William Roberts Carolyn S. Roberts, SCNA Mary Robson Anthony Roche Dolores K. Roman Marjorie M. Roseborough Cynthia and Donald Rough Vivian Mary Sabelhaus, SCN Rosemary A. Salamon Louis A. Sampson Teresa Sanchez-Latour Nellie F. Sanfilippo James L. Satterwhite Kathleen M. Schackmann Jane Scharding-Smedley Helen A. Schiele Margaret Schindler Allan and Luann Schmitt Harry J. Schroeder Mary Dee and Allen G. Schroering Mary C. Schuler Lee and Mary Schulz Lisa Schum Sheila A. Schuster, Ph.D. JoAnn and Paul B. Schwartz Delores Pat Scully Marie Segal Margaret S. Selby Mary Judith Seman, SCN Drs. Michael T. Sewell and Judy Cooke Louis and Marie Shanks Timothy and Margaret Shea Rosalie and Wallace Shearer Harrel and Jacquie Sholar Drs. Anna Huang-Shrader and Robert Shrader Susan and Bernard Shramko Dent Smith, SCNA, and Maureen Smith Teresa and Robert Smith William M. Sonnett Joseph and Carolyn Spain Barbara and James Spain Rita Spalding, SCN Linda and Lyndsay Spalding Thomas and Barbara Staed Dale and Marian Stalter Debra Standiford Margaret June Stanley Thomas and Patricia Steback Margaret Rolwing Stricker Elizabeth B. Striegel Charles and Brenda Stuecker William Sturgis Bernadine Sullivan Mary D. Swank Barbara and Michael Sweeney John S. Swift John L. Swintek James E. Taylor, Jr. Rosemary and Paul Terstegge Patricia A. Teufel John F. Thomas Quinn D. Thomas Rose Thompson Albert and Molly Thompson Betty Tibboles

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Mary Ann and Lawrence J. Tiemeier Kathleen A. Tierney Barry and Cynthia Tilden Ray and Ruth Ann Tillman Mary and John Trager Lorraine Travaglione Antonette and Brad Trout-Mikel Therese and James Tuttle Joseph W. Twombly Robert and Theresa Tyler Giles Ungvarsky Anna Marie Valloric Edward and Linda Veeneman Robert A. Vetter Jane J. Vignault Martha and Josef Villiger Alfred and Clara Waddell Larry and Kathy Walker Janet M. Walker Letitia L. Walter Jeanne Mary Wathen, SCN Margaret Spalding Wathen, SCN Alford and Mary Watts Joseph Allen Webb Thomas Weckel Donald K. Wedding Mary Louise Weihe Joseph and Rosemary Weller Susan and Patrick Welsh Susan Wen Linda and Paul Wentzel Donna Whitehouse Rebecca K. Whitmeyer George and Elizabeth Wigginton Sara and Robert Wigginton Marilyn Rae Willett Edward and Teresa E. Williamson Margaret A. Wilmore Carolyn Wilson, SCN Lois Wilson Linda L. Wilson Alan E. Wilson, Jr. Lanny F. Wilson, M.D. James C. and Mary Rita Wimpsett Mary Wimsatt, SCNA Ruth T. Wimsatt Malcolm J. Wintergerst Alice Teresa Wood, SCN Mary Elaine Wood Dorothy Woods Edna C. Wooldridge Margaret and James Wuertz Marian T. Yeager Mary Margaret and Robert A. Young Dr. Eduardo Zayas-Bazan Geraldine M. Zehr M DePaul Zluky, SCN Joan Harris Zurhellen ANONYMOUS: 7 DECEASED Mary E. Hall Dorothy L. Ney Patricia A. Wilbert

SILVER PELICANS Archbishop Williams High School Bardstown Dermatology, P.S.C. Bardstown Eye Care Center Bardstown Rotary Club, Inc. Coit Cleaning and Restoration Services FedEx First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association Pittsburgh Okres Georgetown University Girl Up Faith Group Highland Roofing LCWR Region 6 McClellan and Patrick Eyecare Mother Catherine Spalding School Nazareth Campus Service Mission Committee Nettie Jarvis Antiques Ratterman & Sons Funeral Home Salt River Electric Cooperative Corporation SCN Associates SCN Western Province (Nazareth) Sisters of Charity (Naz. Motherhouse) St. Jerome Church (Fancy Farm) St. Joseph School (Bardstown, Ky.) Sisters of Charity (Bard. Rossland) Zion Carmelite Community Rev. Robert M. Abel Donald Alexczuk Margaret H. Anderson Mark and Valerie Baldy Mary Florence and H. W. Barnes Robert and Jane Barton Theresa A. Beaumont, SCNA Carolyn A. Beckett Jayne Becvar Clare Terrell Berry Monica Boggs, SCNA, and Millard Boggs Anthony D. Boiarski Elizabeth and Charles Bonifer Sammy C. Brocato Jane and Michael Brodie Virginia R. Brown Regina A. Buckley David and Susan Burch Anna and Glenn Burd Thomas M. Burkardt Tobias Burke Lawrence V. Burns Martha and Vincent Cheshire Pamela J. Clark Eugenie Coakley, SCNA William R. Collins Barbara A. Cooke Miriam Corcoran, SCN Catherine L. Couch Carol A. Dearinger Omar Delgado John Cleo and Mary Susie Detherage Michael and Kathy Diebold Justin and Hallene Dillier Mary and Martin Due Mary Kevin Egan, SCN Kathy E. Eldridge

William and Wilma Federle Yolanda A. Ferzoco John and Mary Fitzsimmons John and Kathleen Fleming Robert E. Fordham Anthony and Rose Garvey Joseph J. Gilmetti Gerald T. Gimbert Antonio F. Goicoechea Alfred and Susan Gough Rev. James W. Graf, SCNA Toni Gray Marian A. Greenwell Cornelia Grenier Patricia and Richard Griffin Kimberly and Robert Grissom Frances K. Groom Scott and Jane Grosser Anita Hager, SCN Mary Hardesty, M.D. Miller Harper Timothy and Trude Harrington LaVella and Gene Hayden Dick and Alice Heaton Andrea and Thomas Heavrin Carol Heilman John and Peggy Helm Erica M. Helmick, SCNA, and Tom Helmick James and Theresa Hengehold George and Viola Hoffman Jeanine Jaster, SCN Kathleen M. Jeffers Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Joffe Dr. and Mrs. Robert Keeley Mary Jo and Robert Kennedy Marie Sue Knabel George and Edna Koenig Donald and Lucianne Kunze Philip and Rita LaFond Ann M. LaPrise Joyce A. Lasseter Betty Jean Lewis Jane C. Li Connie K. Lusher, SCNA Charles and Shirley Mackin Gail A. MacLean Rev. John E. Magel Thomas J. Mahoney Patricia and Robert Markert Joni Marsall Mary Martin, SCNA Rose and Isaac Mathew James and Jane McCabe Ann McCauley Carolyn J. Medley Martha and Richard Metzgar Eileen Mary Meyer, SCN Vincent A. Miskis Mark S. Moloney Robert and Joan Montgomery Mary C. Muckenfuss Leroy Mudd John Loretto Mueller, SCN Virginia F. Murphy Thomas and Barbara J. Nabholz Emily Nabholz, SCN Frances Nabholz Regina Ann Newton Aldo and Peggie Notarianni Patricia O’Toole, SCNA Paula E. Palotay Grey Pash James and Theodora Petosa Helen and Francis Picanso M. Pauline Posey Herbert P. Price

Lorraine and Ray Ralston Phil and Patricia Reinhart Matthew and Anna Riley Thecla H. Robison Shirley M. Rogers John and Lisa Rotunni Anita and Dennis Rummens Rita A. Schafer Mary A. and Claude Schneider Marilyn Schuler Bernard and Hilda Schwieterman Marian Schwind Robert B. Scripko, Ph.D. Bakula S. Sheth, M.D. Helen N. Shott William Smith and Kathryn Christiansen Mark and Kathleen Smith Ernestine Berry Smith Richard Sosna Mary A. Spalding William J. Spitzer Kathy Strack Donald and Dorothea Syriac Maureen Taaffe, SCN Constance Marie Tarallo, SCN Loretta A. Abell Taylor John W. Thompson Betty Thompson Patricia and William Thornbury Bonnie Tingle Billie L. Turner Edwin P. Varley Gloria and Raul Venzon Christine Wagner Jerome F. Walker William and Dolores Wallace Margaret Wang Flora Washburn Catherine Dwyer Weckel Mrs. Edward Welters Mary Ann Whelan, SCNA, and Wayne Whelan James and Fredericka White Mark and Kathleen Williams Patricia Ann Worley, SCN ANONYMOUS: 6 BEQUESTS Georgia M. Ellinger Estate

RUBY PELICANS Family Medical Center Fifth Third Bank (Louisville, Ky.) Flaget Memorial Hospital Incarnation Catholic Church (Louisville, Ky.) Knights Travel Agency Saints Peter and Paul School (Lexington, Ky.) Seton Catholic School Sisters of Charity (South Boston, Mass.)

Sisters of Charity (Uniontown, Pa.) St. Aloysius School (Pewee Valley, Ky.) St. John School (Hollywood, Md.) Vincentian Academy (Pittsburgh, Pa.)

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George and Deborah Abell Herman Alles Frank A. Antonucci Nora J. Ballard, SCNA Dorothy C. Ballard David and Patricia Batow Mary Belloto Maria and Michael Berthold Robert L. Bolgeo Richard E. Brown Bridget and David Burainek Joan Boyle Byrne Helen Carbol, SCN James and Jeanne Cash Gaby Y. Castillo William and Lacene Clark Walter and Christa Coe Maury Collins Robert Conway Elizabeth and James Corr Maria Elena and Jose Costa William and Marion Coughlin Alex and Pat Crivelli, SCNAs Rev. Thomas Delaney John and Linda Dickerson Frederick J. Doyle, Jr. Elizabeth P. Finn Mary Gene Frank, SCNA Robert M. Fugazzi, SCNA Katherine Gavin Jeffrey and Cynthia Gill Stephen and Diane Goffinet Rev. Robert B. Gray Agnes I. Harrington Dorothy D. Holocinski Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Horihan Brenda and J. Dawson Horn Rachel and David Johnson Mardeth Jones Diane and Gregory Jones Kenneth Kirn William and Nancy Knauer Lindy Kubic Benjamin C. Leachman Nancy Leatherman Richard and Janice Lechleiter Kevin E. Lofton Maria M. Melendez, SCNA Brian R. Mercy Louis Joseph Merkle Kathleen M. Miller Debra L. Moore Teresa Rose Nabholz, SCN Richard Nelson Lois A. Patrizia Kathryn and Barry Penn George and Patricia Petkoff Thomas and Mary Powers Thomas and Siobhan Quinn Norma G. Rapier Sue and Gil Rittner Raymond and Susan Robison Celeste and Joseph Russell Dr. and Mrs. Louis Russell William E. Ryan William and Kaelin Rybak Mary Louise Sandman Major Beverly J. Schilke Patricia J. Sheeran LaVerne Sihelnik, SCN Martha and William Smythe Grace H. Solt Joan Susong Maxine Teipen, SP James R. Thornberry Anjuna Thulung John and Mary Tierney 45

Daniel and Jane Trosper Susan and Richard Vaughn Loyce S. Winfield Hyeson Yi Wilbert L. Ziegler Terri and Melvin Ziliak Kathleen Zimmerman and Bhagwan Thacker ANONYMOUS: 4

GOLDEN PELICANS Building Crafts, Inc. Church of the Ascension City Theatre Company, Inc. Father Andrew White SJ School GE Foundation Google H. E. Butt Grocery Company Jones, Nale, & Mattingly, PLC Knights of Columbus (Council #4143) Leather Brothers, Inc. PNC Bank Saint Paul Mission Circle Sisters of Charity Motherhouse Mini-Shop Sisters of Charity (Saint Louise Convent) Software Management, LLC Spalding University St. Agnes Mission Circle St. Augustine School St. John Church and Student Ctr St. Vincent Health System Therese Arru, SCN Margaret J. Baird Mary Ann Field Barrall Catherine C. Barrett Margaret Gambol Bash Matthew J. Boeckman Edna Boone C. Keith and Lyn B. Boone Elaine and Bernard Boone Mary K. Bower Nancy and James Bradley Margaret E. and Clinton Bubb Jonathan Butler Phyllis J. Carter, SCNA Judith Gayle and Frank Case Barbara and Agnes Cecil Paul R. Coomes Byron and Kay Corbett Mary Alida Coughlin Nola and Charles Courtney Kathleen Cunningham Janet and George DeMorales Mary Rose Domalewski Peggy Downs William and Linda Drunsic Dr. and Mrs. John J. DuPlessis Mary Naomi Elder, SCN Joseph F. Ellis Evelyn Faldowski, SCNA Lucille and David Fannin A. Dean and Alma Lee Fechter Philip and Kathleen Federle James Flaherty Phillip and Carletta Fortwengler

Nick Foster Betty Fracchia, SCN Jean Frazier Agnes Ann Fuhs, SCN Kathleen Furlong and James Walker Donna Gambol Nancy Gerth, SCN Dr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Gill Marie G. Grasch Leo and Jenny Hamilton Carol Handwerker and John Blendell Kevin J. Harris and Sandra WangHarris John and Elizabeth Hart Kenneth and Charlotte Hatcher Miriam Louise Hauser, SCN David and Julie Hengehold Francis and Mary Henkel Dixie Hibbs Mary Eula Johnson, SCN Louis Kaucic Virginia M. Kern, SCNA Patrick M. King Mark and Marilyn Krause Carole Kretschman Larry and Beverly Ladegast James E. Lawrence, Col., USAF (Ret) Lucy and Gary Lee Patricia E. MacIsaac, SCNA Trudi E. Maish, SCNA Mary C. Manci Martha and Joseph Marston Suzy and Mike Marzalek Susan McCormick Cora E. McKinley Jon A. Meyer Jack, Diane and Kristina Miller Richard and Faye Miltenberger William Mosholder Roger and Gloria Mullendore Rev. James W. Murphy Tony Nahlen John and Sally Newcomb Carol Newton, SCNA, and Steve Newton Nick L. Nigro Helen Nugent Marietta and Dermot O’Kelly Patricia A. Pendergast Anita Pierantoni Celeste Reedy, SCN Mary Margaret Reid, SCN Judy and Jeff Reynolds J. Peter and Suzanne Ricketts Richard and Julie Ries James and Mary Rogers Elinor and Henry Rohlman Patrick M. Rose Dolores M. Ross Stanley Saunier Donna Schmidt, SCNA, and Robert Schmidt Karen Schmitt, SCNA, and Steven Schmitt Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Schuck William Logan Scott George and Carol Shelton Debra L. Snapp Philip and Debra Spucci Carey V. Stabler, M.D. James H. Sullivan John F. Taylor Carey Thompson Rev. Gerald L. Timmel

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Dan and Catherine Topley Fernando and Alicia Troncoso Carol Tway Kathleen M. Weatherford Dr. and Mrs. Gerard Weigel Anna Mae Werne M. Judith West Mary L. Wiss, M.D. Sue Wulf Sophia C. Yang Robert and Mary Zawalski ANONYMOUS: 7 BEQUESTS Marie Bassford Estate Jane Fulton Estate Mary E. Kidder Estate Rose A. Marks Estate Mary B. McFadden Estate Frances O’Toole Estate DECEASED Jo Ann Kaelin Jones Mary Sue Stabler

DIAMOND PELICANS The Chubb Corporation Ellen Clifford John and Ann Collins Randall and Karen Graehler Alice Powers ANONYMOUS: 1 BEQUESTS Virginia Smith Estate SCN LEGACY SOCIETY Rose H. Accardi Anne and Roger Baird Nora J. Ballard, SCNA Luke Barlowe and Jim Meade Shirley Bohnert Rev. Dennis L. Borca Mary F. Boyce Claire Breen Karolyn and Robert Buck Phyllis J. Carter, SCNA Sharon M. Cecil, SCNA Maria Regina Courey Richard and Helen Crane Mary and John Cruise Miss Mary Ellen Doyle Margaret J. Drury Rose Ann Esterle Margaret S. Ferrell, SCNA Anne E. Ferrucci Elizabeth P. Finn, Col. (R) Robert M. Fugazzi, SCNA Patricia J. Fuller Frannie Groom Ann K. Hardman Agnes I. Harrington James and Theresa Hengehold Mary Casil Pousardien Hilger Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Hubbuch Mardeth Jones Margaret Kemp Virginia M. Kern www.scnfamily.org

Margaret B. Leibson Robert H. Mace, Jr. Trudi E. Maish, SCNA Joni Marsall Mary Martin, SCNA Rosemary McAdam Rita J. McGuire Margaret Blackerby McGurk Maria M. Melendez, SCNA Aldo and Peggie Notarianni Helen Nugent Rev. Robert E. Osborne, SCNA Theresa O’Sullivan Patsy O’Toole, SCNA Paula Palotay Simone M. Rageot Shirley M. Rogers Elinor and Henry Rohlman Marc and Joan Schwegman Teresa Smith David E. Smith Sarah and Ron Sweat M. Judith West Mary Wimsatt, SCNA Jane Yen ANONYMOUS: 10 DECEASED Georgia M. Ellinger Jo Ann Kaelin Jones Thelma M. Schmidt MISSIONARY COOPERATIVE PROGRAM DIOCESES Diocese of Pueblo, Colo.

Diocese of Evansville, Ind. Diocese of Fort Wayne/South Bend, Ind. Catholic Diocese of Lexington, Ky. Diocese of Covington, Ky. Diocese of Kalamazoo, Mich.

Diocese of Saint Cloud, Minn.

Diocese of Kansas City-St Joseph, Mo. Diocese of Paterson, N.J. Diocese of Brooklyn, N.Y. Diocese of Columbus, Ohio Diocese of Galveston/Houston, Texas ARCHDIOCESES Archdiocese of Dubuque, Iowa Archdiocese of Louisville, Ky. Archdiocese of Boston, Mass.

Archdiocese of New York, N.Y. Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Ohio

Macy’s Foundation Nabholz Charitable Foundation Onlus N.A. FRA, Italy Thomas and Joan Pike Fund The Pittsburgh Foundation Robert D. and Barbara Nabholz Charitable Trust Foundation Rural India Charitable Trust Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation, Inc. SC Ministry Foundation Schmidt-Messmer Charitable Trust Sisters of Charity BVM Hunger Fund Xaviers Hazaribagh Association, India

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SCHOOLS SUPPORTING SCN MISSIONS

Central Leadership

3

Belize

7

Botswana

6

KENTUCKY Holy Family School (Louisville) Saints Peter and Paul School (Lexington) Seton Catholic School (Lexington) St. Aloysius School (Pewee Valley) St. Augustine School (Lebanon) St. Joseph School (Bardstown) Spalding University (Louisville) MARYLAND Father Andrew White SJ School (Leonardtown) Mother Catherine Spalding School (Helen) St. John School (Hollywood) MASSACHUSETTS Archbishop Williams High School (Braintree) PENNSYLVANIA Vincentian Academy (Pittsburgh) TENNESSEE Memphis City Schools (Memphis) WASHINGTON, DC Georgetown University

Glance Sisters of Charity of Nazareth currently serve in:

India/ Nepal

259

United States

382

Areas of ministry around the world: Education

123

Health Care

64

Social Service

38

Study/Sabbatical

38

Community Service

62

Pastoral Ministry

36

Ministry of Prayer

247

Community Admin.

9

Family Ministry

2

Formation

25

FOUNDATIONS/TRUSTS/ GRANTS Apostolic Nunciature, India Archdiocese of Boston Retirement Fund Bischofliches Hilfswerk Misereor, Germany Catholic Health Initiatives, Denver, Colo.

Church of St. Maurice Hunger Program Conrad N. Hilton Fund for Sisters The Dalit Friends Association, France Rev. Joseph Finan Mission Trust Geuting Trust The Hans Foundation, India

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Louisville, KY Permit No. 715 Office of Congregational Advancement P.O. Box 9 • Nazareth, Kentucky 40048-0009 www.scnfamily.org twitter.com/scnfamily facebook.com/scnfamily

We Sisters of Charity of Nazareth are an international Congregation in a multicultural world.

Impelled by the love of Christ, in the tradition of Vincent de Paul and the pioneer spirit of Catherine Spalding, we and our Associates are

committed to work for justice in solidarity with oppressed peoples, especially the economically poor and women, and to care for the earth.

We risk our lives and resources, both personally and corporately, as we engage in diverse ministries in carrying out this mission.

Disaster Relief The Sisters at the SCN Motherhouse, Nazareth, Ky., spearheaded a fundraising effort to raise money for the volunteer program disaster relief trailer. Over $4,400 has been raised to date. Any donations above the goal of $3,800 are being used to buy tools and other supplies for the program. Disaster relief program team members hope to be able to have everything in place by April 2012 in order to respond to persons in need following natural disasters.

If you would like to support this program, contact Luke Boiarski, SCN, at P.O. Box 9, Nazareth, Ky., 40048, (502) 348-1578 or lukescn@scnky.org.