THE MAGAZINE FOR LEXINGTON CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI, FAMILY, AND FRIENDS
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INSIDE THIS ISSUE: GRADUATION 2020 TRIBUTE TO FR. BUETER ALUMNI NEWSLETTER 2019-20 ANNUAL REPORT
M I N D + S P I R I T + B O D Y
KNIGHT SPIRIT A Letter from President Sandra R. Young
Dear Alumni, Parents, and Friends, As we prepare and wait for the coming of Jesus, I have been thinking about the candles on the Advent wreath and their meanings: HOPE, LOVE, JOY, and PEACE. As a school, community, and country, I believe the Advent wreath symbolizes the foundation we as Catholics need to see the good in our everyday lives and the opportunity for a metanoia during these challenging times. Through introspection, we as a community can find the strength and resolve to support one another. The halls of Lexington Catholic have not been the same since March, but I have HOPE that we will soon return to “normal.” We are all grateful for the hard work our faculty has done, and continues to do so each day, to provide a quality education within a hybrid model. I am also thankful for the support the Board has given the school as we continue to navigate this school year. Thank you to our 2 / KNIG HT L I N E
outgoing board members: Marty Canning, Barry Kowalik, Susan Macke, Cecilia Page, and Linda Rumpke for their years of service and sharing of time, talent, and treasure. Welcome to our new Board members: Stephen Amato, Kevin Mussler, and Brandon Potter; I look forward to our future work together. I am grateful to Cindy Hamm, outgoing-Chair and current member, for her service and guidance. Thank you also to Robert Benvenuti, Chair, and Susan Lancho, Vice-chair, who have answered the call to provide new leadership. LOVE comes in many forms: love of God; love of family; love of school… I have witnessed the love the students at Catholic have for one another. Before we know it, they will be proud alums. Our Alumni Council, as you will read in this issue, has welcomed some new members with a LOVE of LCHS and commitment to the school. I am excited to see this partnership grow as they show their LOVE in action.
The wonderful picture on the cover of this magazine reminds us of the JOY we saw on the faces of the Class of 2020 with their families on graduation day. A graduation we will not forget! Thank you to the entire “village” of Lexington for helping us celebrate the Class of 2020. When I think of PEACE, I think of Father Norman, LCHS Chaplain. Father has such a wonderful way of bringing all of us together – alumni, families, students, and staff. On May 27, I had the privilege to attend his ordination anniversary Mass and celebrate God’s gift of Father to all of us. He is such an intricate part of our fabric and, in this issue, you will see a collection of his Instagram photos as a small sample of how he touches our lives. I sincerely wish that there will be hope, love, joy, and peace in your lives this Advent Season, while you hold the baby Jesus close to your heart.
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Winter 2020 — VOLUME XXXIII PUBLISHED BY Lexington Catholic High School 2250 Clays Mill Road | Lexington, KY 40503 859-277-7183 | www.lexingtoncatholic.com
MISSION STATEMENT Lexington Catholic High School serves as an integral part of the mission of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lexington. We serve students of all faith traditions by providing a high-quality, Catholic, college preparatory education that fosters the spiritual ideals and moral values of the Gospel. In this dynamic faith community, we nurture the development of the mind, spirit, and body of our students.
A D M I N I ST R AT I O N Sandra R. Young
Mathew George Principal
President
Cathy Boyd ‘84
Kevin Bruggeman ‘93
Finance & Operations
Athletics
Jonathan Kincheloe ‘01
Delaine Thiel
Assistant Principal for Academics and Faculty Development
Development
Anna Mullis
Ann Bruggeman ‘93
Enrollment & Marketing
Assistant Principal for Student Life
Lesley Farmer Community & School Relations
L E X I N GTO N CAT H O L I C B OA R D EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Robert J. Benvenuti III, Chair Susan Lancho ‘86, Vice Chair Alicia Smith Kazee ‘88, Secretary
B OA R D Stephen Amato ‘83 Robert J. Benvenuti III Michelle R. Buerger Emily Dorisio Fr. Tom Farrell Cindy Hamm Linda Hollembaek Marvin King Alicia Smith Kazee ‘88 Susan Lancho ‘86
Tom Lynch Jennifer Miloszewski ‘95 Eric Monday Kevin Mussler Kerry Nemecek ‘89 Brandon Potter ‘06 Leslie Thomas Lynh Tran Andy Walker
Editor & Design: Lesley Farmer
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A Letter from the President Sandra R. Young
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A Knight to Remember A tribute to the late Fr. Robert Bueter who helped set the foundation of Lexington Catholic
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Women’s Leadership Inspiring the young women of Lexington Catholic with the inaugural Women’s Leadership event
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Learning During COVID-19 Principal Mathew George reflects on the changing learning environment since the pandemic
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The Future of Catholic Education Challenging times bring new opportunities for the new VP of Enrollment and Marketing
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Hall of Fame 2019 Meet the newest members of Lexington Catholic’s honored Hall of Fame
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Life’s Moments with Fr. Norm Celebrating weddings, baptisms and special moments through the iPhone lens of Fr. Norman Fischer
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Moving Forward The Building a Better Future Capital Campaign has broken ground and taken steps ahead
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Annual Report Thank you to all of the wonderful donors who supported the uKnight Fund in 2019/2020
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Business Partners ON THE COVER: Graduate Kevin Luna-Garcia ‘20 stands up in his family’s car as he celebrates his graduation held at the University of Kentucky on May 30, 2020. Read more about the memorable graduation on page 6. WINTER 2020 / 3
A K N I G H T TO R E M E M B E R
H O NO R I NG FAT H E R RO B E R T J . B U E T E R , S . J . 194 2 - 2 019 by Kathleen Quigley Heroes are more likely to wear a cape than a collar, but in the summer of 1990, an unconventional and unexpected hero arrived at Lexington Catholic, adorned in the traditional Jesuit apparel, collar included. That summer, Lexington Catholic was looking at opening the school year with its lowest enrollment since 1951, when St. Catherine’s Academy and Lexington Latin merged to become Lexington Catholic High School. Like its mascot, Lexington Catholic was in dire need of a true Knight to confront the problems that threatened the school’s very existence. “Lexington Catholic needed a leader with a vision, and a leader with the conviction to see that vision come to fruition,” said Danny Haney, who was the Athletic Director of the school when Fr. Bueter arrived, “and miracle of miracles, there he was.” Now, nearly thirty years later, the Lexington Catholic community is mourning the unexpected loss of its former school president Fr. Robert J Bueter, S.J., who passed away after a brief illness, on Dec 2, 2019. For Fr. Bueter, his assignment at LCHS (from 1990 to 1999) was one that he would refer to as his most 4 / KNIG HT L I N E
beloved. After serving as principal for a year, he established the Jesuit administrative model and served as president for the remaining eight years. As president, Fr. Bueter helped raise enrollment at Lexington Catholic from 325 to over 750 students. The buildings and grounds were expanded, adding classrooms, a garden with fountain, a baseball field, a field house, weight room, a practice field, and bleachers. He greatly improved and expanded the athletics program, including instituting a football team. In honor of all he did for the school, Lexington Catholic built the Robert J. Bueter, S.J. Athletic Center in 2000. After his assignment at LCHS, Fr. Bueter pursued a doctorate, and generously served the various works in service of the Catholic church and his brother Jesuits; most notably as associate director of the Lumen Christi Institute (2003-2006), and as the associate director of Xavier University’s Center for Catholic Education. In 2013, Bob eagerly returned to Lexington Catholic at the request of then president, Dr. Steve Angelucci, where he served as a consultant in the advancement office. Current LCHS president, Sandra Young, had
even carved out a space for him in her office, so he would have a place to work when he came in. He was still working on ways to increase alumni and past parent involvement in the school to the end. In appreciation of all of his efforts on behalf of the school, a celebration of life service was held in the Bueter Gym on January 15, bringing together his family, friends, and the LCHS community to remember and honor Fr. Bueter’s lasting impact on the school and on our lives. Bob is survived by his two sisters (Mary and Kathy), one brother (Bernie), and many nieces, nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews, who affectionately knew him as “Bobby.” He is mourned by the entire Lexington Catholic community.
Women’s Leadership
Celebrating and Inspiring the Young Women of Lexington Catholic with the Inaugural Women’s Leadership Event How do you build the next generation of women leaders? You help them understand concepts and terms by showing them examples of women who have a long history of leadership, breaking barriers, bettering their communities, and mentoring others. You encourage them to find their voice. …and you throw in a live performance from a Broadway star. The inaugural LCHS Women’s Leadership event set the stage, literally, for a leadership series that will inspire and empower the next generation of leaders. The event’s emcee, Dr. Emily Bonistall Postel, moderated a Q&A session with the special guests, drawing connections between their experiences and relating them to the lives of students in the audience. Councilwoman Kathy Plomin helped us understand the concept of representation by discussing the Breaking the Bronze Ceiling initiative. In honoring the progress made and the progress still to come, we capture women’s impact on history. Judge Pamela Goodwine spoke of her journey to the bench, providing an inspiring example of breaking barriers and teaching us what it means to shatter the glass ceiling. LCHS alumna, Laura Bell Bundy, discussed the inspiration behind her new album Women of Tomorrow. She gave a special live performance of her song “Get it Girl, You Go!” showing us that sometimes to raise your voice, you have to use your voice. The event brought these concepts to life, teaching us not only about the world in which we live, but about who we are and want to become. In the future we plan to engage the young women of Lexington Catholic, opening their minds to unlimited possibilities, through a Women’s Leadership Symposium. Dr. Emily Bonistall Postel says, “Future events in the leadership series should require sunglasses and sneakers because the future is bright and there’s shattered glass on the ground.”
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Class of 2020 A Graduation that will never be forgotten
Salutatorian Jackson Smith ‘20 giving his speech during graduation.
In a year filled with uncertainty, honoring the outgoing broadcast live on Prepspin and through the radio. The senior class was a high priority for Lexington Catholic University of Kentucky assisted with production, and administration. Faculty, staff, and student volunteers students and faculty delivered speeches. As the families delivered yard signs to each senior’s home in the spring. were safely apart from each other, one-by-one, seniors Families sent pictures for social media posts that were stood up in their vehicles as the school called their put together and individually name. Together, they moved posted noting the college choices. “The Lexington Catholic faculty and their tassels in recognition of their Administration and faculty rallied commencement. Families exited staff went above and beyond to together to line the parking lot with by driving up to the stage, and the festivities as the students decorated recognize our seniors. They created graduate then got out of their car their cars for a drive by to “Light moments of joy that will long be and walked across the stage and up the Knight” on May 21st. had their picture taken. remembered.” The Class of 2020 finished with It was a graduation that Cindy Hamm, Parent a spectacular day on May 30th will always be theirs and one with a celebration in the parking that will not soon be forgotten. lot at Kroger Field. The beautiful ceremony was led Congratulations for all the accomplishments of the Class by Bishop Stowe and LCHS Administration with over of 2020. We have confidence in your ability to positively 400 showing out in decorated cars. The service was impact the world in which we live.
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Mathew George Principal
As I reflected on the start of my third year as principal of Lexington Catholic High School, I realized the events of this past spring have not only made us a stronger school, but a stronger community as well. March 13, 2020, changed the history of our school and the world around us. That evening our school shifted its day-to-day operations to address the COVID-19 issues plaguing our community. From March through May, Lexington Catholic High School, like many schools, conducted all instruction virtually away from the brick-and-mortar building that many of you called home during your years here. During these challenging times, this school community has remained flexible. This pandemic has also allowed us to venture into new avenues of instruction, technology, and a new mindset to meet the needs of 21st century learners. We have been able to provide limited in-person instruction since the start of the 2020-2021 academic year. The hybrid schedule that was adopted in response to COVID-19 allows us to have half our student population on campus, every other day. Students are still given the opportunity for face-to-face instruction with their teachers, interaction with their peers, and the many resources available to them at LCHS for their academic success. Through this, we have made significant improvements to our technology, which allows us to continue to provide all students with instruction in a virtual platform as well. Students learning virtually still mimic a normal school day, following their schedule, appearing online in uniform, and having the opportunity to meet with teachers one hour a day for office hours. Though nothing can replace in-person learning, our students continue to
Learning During COVID-19
receive the rigorous instruction and coursework that you did as students at LCHS. Despite the limitations put on us by the pandemic, we have still introduced new programs in engineering, implemented a block schedule, begun standardized test preparation in our courses, and have begun a Liberal Arts track to our Exemplar Scholar program. These programs, along with continued professional development for teachers, aid in maintaining the high-quality education this school has been known for. We, as a school community, appreciate your continued support, while we continue to provide a robust, faith-filled education to our current students. Know that each one of you remain in my thoughts and prayers during these uncertain times.
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ATHLETIC HIGHLIGHTS Archery 2019-20
The Lexington Catholic archery team qualified for the State Championship this past winter, as a top 50 team. Unfortunately, the State Archery Tournament was canceled.
Bowling Winter 2019-20
Lexington Catholic bowler, Maggie Coleman, qualified for the KHSAA Bowling State Girls Singles Championship this past season. Maggie represented the bowling Knights well with a 6th place finish out of the 32 competitors.
Cheerleading Winter 2019-20
Lexington Catholic cheerleaders placed 2nd in the KHSAA’s Region Competition, advancing them to state. They competed in the Small Varsity Cheer Division and finished 11th.
Cross Country Fall 2020
The boys finished 6th as a team in the State Finals, as the girls finished 12th. Joanna Bryant, 7th grader, finished 14th and was Kentucky State medal winner and All-State.
Dive Winter 2019-20
Our dive team placed 4th in the girls’ dive team scores, 4th in the boys’ dive team scores and 1st in the combined dive team scores. Mackie Redford and Reid Noonan won All-American. We were the only team in Kentucky to have both a female and male earn All-American honors in 2020.
Golf (Boys) Fall 2020
Lexington Catholic’s 2020 boys’ golf team finished 3rd in the 9th Regional Tournament. Charlie Spiller and Alex Asbridge qualified to compete in the State Championship.
Soccer (Girls) Fall 2020
Lexington Catholic’s 2020 girls’ soccer team finished as the State Runners Up in the state tournament this year.
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LEXINGTON CLINIC ORTHOPEDICS
S P O RT S M E D I C I N E
A PA R T O F T H E L E X I N GTO N CAT H O L I C FA M I LY F O R OV E R 3 0 Y E A R S Lexington Clinic Orthopedics – Sports Medicine has been the Sports Medicine providers at Lexington Catholic for over 30 years. This partnership is a service contract to provide Sports Medicine services, but has become much more like a family partnership. In addition to sports, the Lexington Clinic staff have many affiliations with the school; Dr. Brandon Devers is a graduate of Lexington Catholic High School, Dr. David Dome and Dr. Stephen Umansky have had children graduate from Lexington Catholic, and Dr. Peter Hester has two daughters at Lexington Catholic High School currently. The Sports Medicine team consists of two certified athletic trainers (ATCs), a group of team orthopedic physicians, a physical therapist and many more providers. The two athletic trainers most visible on campus daily are Mike Smith and Susie Bell. Mike started at Lexington Catholic in 2016, and is currently working
with the football team. Susie started at Lexington Catholic in 2018 and is currently working with all other sports teams. They can most often be found in one of the two athletic training facilities after the school day, and over the summer, preparing athletes for practice and games, performing rehabilitation to injuries and performing a variety of related tasks daily. As defined by the National Athletic Trainers Association, athletic trainers are highly qualified, multi-skilled health care professionals who render service or treatment, under the direction of or in collaboration with a physician, in accordance with their education, training and state’s statutes, rules and regulations. In Kentucky, athletic trainers are licensed by the Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure. As part of the health care team, services provided by athletic trainers include primary care, injury and illness prevention, wellness promotion and education, emergent care, examination and clinical diagnosis, therapeutic intervention and rehabilitation of injuries and medical conditions. To learn more about Lexington Clinic Orthopedics—Sports Medicine visit LexingtonClinic.com/sports.
Boys’ Golf
Archery
Bowling
Cheerleading Swim
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FOCUSING ON THE FUTURE OF CATHOLIC EDUCATION ANNA MULLIS New Vice President of Enrollment Management and Marketing I am honored to serve as the new Vice President of Enrollment Management and Marketing at Lexington Catholic. My experience as Principal of Seton Catholic School, and administrator at Sts. Peter & Paul Regional Catholic School and Sayre School gives me unique insights that I hope will translate to expanding Lexington Catholic’s established footprint in our community. Challenging times offer opportunity. I find it exciting that today’s world allows for us to try new things, and present ourselves to prospective families and the community in ways that we would never have tried or considered in the past. There is something freeing and inspiring about those sorts of limitless possibilities. As you might imagine, this enrollment season is like no other. For the first time, the High School Placement Test (HSPT) is being administered online at our partner schools as a part of their regular school day for our incoming 9th grade students. This allows for a safe testing setting, for students to take the HSPT in their natural learning environment, for Lexington Catholic to deepen our ties with our partner
schools, thus strengthening our existing close bonds and further strengthening the bridge of understanding and collaboration. I am excited to share with you a new initiative we are adding – the Liberal Arts Institute for Excellence. This is a new addition to the Exemplar Scholars Program that has been successful in the Fine Arts and Math/Science/ Technology offering. The Liberal Arts Institute will seek students who desire a rigorous fouryear academic curriculum to develop critical thinking skills based in reading and writing. This area will concentrate on how a student sees our society, and how they can make it a better place, with an emphasis on our Catholic faith. The Liberal Arts Scholars will have the opportunity to engage with local professionals to help them on their journey. This will culminate with a Senior Project to showcase their skills. The application window for the Liberal Arts Institute for Excellence, and all of our Exemplar Scholars Programs, is October 6-December 11. Once again, I am honored and humbled to serve you. Please reach out to me. No question is too big or too small.
teacher spotlights GREG JACOBELLI, ENGINEERING
YVETTE CULP, SPANISH
GREG JACOBELLI
YVETTE CULP
TERRY QUIGLEY
Mr. Greg Jacobelli has been awarded both the Air Force Association (AFA) Lexington Chapter 405 Teacher of the Year and the AFA Kentucky State Teacher of the Year. Mr. Jacobelli created the Air and Space Program at Lexington Catholic and taught those courses since its inception. He currently teaches courses in air and space, earth science, and engineering. Presenting the award are AFA Chapter 405 members retired Air Force Flight Instructor Chris Campbell, retired USAF Colonel Mark Roland, and retired USAF Colonel Steve Parker.
World Language Spanish teacher, Mrs. Yvette Culp, writes for our Diocesan Magazine, Cross Roads. She is an award-winning journalist, winning 7 Catholic Press Awards from the Catholic Press Association in U.S. and Canada. She has won many awards in 2016, 2017 and 2019 for In-Depth Analysis and Best Feature Story [Bilingual]. In 2020, Mrs. Culp was honored with: Best Writing - In Depth, 2nd place for a piece that explored the Our Father; and Best In-Depth Analysis, 3rd place “Earth Day – Our oppressed and devastated Earth”.
Terry Quigley was honored this fall after becoming the all-time winningest coach in KHSAA Girls’ Soccer history with a record of 435-194-34. He capped off this season, his 29th, by reaching his 9th state championship game where his girls finished runner-up. He has been instrumental in the growth of girls’ soccer in Kentucky. He is the first to tell you his accomplishments are not because of him, but the countless girls he has coached in his 29 years as head coach. His impact was evident by the number of alumnae who came to the celebration in honor of his achievement.
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Hello alumni! I am honored to serve as Lexington Catholic’s Director of Community and Alumni Engagement. Lexington Catholic is a special place and I feel it is a gift to help connect or reconnect our alums, work with the alumni council, assist alumni with reunions, and work on our events we hold in support of LCHS. Our alumni are vital to the success of our school. We need you! I know you are proud of this place you called a second home for 4 years. Please reach out to me; I look forward to hearing from you and would love to discuss what you would like to see from your alma mater. We are in different times, but we will be able to gather safely again to tour the school, have reunions and events soon. Please send in your updated information so we can reach you with our new initiatives, like the newsletter and your birthday month email. Send in your joys so we can celebrate with you! I am proud and honored to be part of this community and I am blessed to work for and support Lexington Catholic. Lexington Catholic Knights are AMAZING!
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ALUMNINEWS CLASS NOTES Allison Lundergan Grimes ‘97 and husband, Andrew Grimes, welcomed daughter, Hattie Holland Grimes, on Saturday, August 8, 2020. Brother, Ford, welcomes her too! Drew Lewis ’98 is currently the CoOwner and Head of Content at Redbear Films in California. Dr. Cutler Quillin ‘00 ▶ is an Assistant Professor of Surgery within the Division of Transplantation at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. He was one of two surgeons who performed the first living donor liver transplant at UC in the past 20 years Tanner Watkins ‘00 was named to Louisville Business First’s 2020 Forty Under 40 class. Dr. Benjamin “Bo” Schneider ‘02 and his wife, Grace Ellyn, welcomed their son, Benjamin Wessel Schneider, on September 14, 2020. Big sister, Mia Ann (2), loves her little brother already!
Kristin Ford Milam ’04 and her husband, Robert Milam, welcomed son, Robbie Milam, on July 21 at 2:35 PM. Aubrey (6) and Ford (19 months) welcomed their brother to the family too! Kelley West Taylor ’05 and her husband, Brooks Taylor, welcomed their son, John William Taylor, on October 24, 2019. Deacon Danny Taylor ‘09 baptized Will at Christ the King. Godparents are Clay Taylor ‘18 and Kim Thompson ’86. Patrick ‘06 ▶ and Alley Schwendeman welcomed their son, Jack Scully Schwendeman, on January 20, 2020. He is the first grandson of Nick Schwendeman ‘72 and his wife, Lynda. Father Danny Schwendeman ’78 baptized his great nephew! Sarah Payne Graham ’09 and her husband, Taylor Graham, welcomed their son, Henry Douglas Graham, on October 6, 2020.
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’10 married Kaileigh Fagan on October 3, 2020 Sarah (Streepey) ’10 and Clay List welcomed their son, Anderson, into their family on Monday, August 17. Older sister Sawyer (18 months) loves him already! Kelsey Boudreaux ’11 got engaged to Coner Feck on September 1, 2020. Karissa Swartz DiMeo ‘11 and Mason DiMeo ’11 welcomed their son, Nate DiMeo, on August 27, 2020. Ryan Madaleno ‘11 got engaged to Collier Perno on May 8, 2020. Kelsey McLaughlin ’11 and Gordon Huey were engaged on May 30, 2020. Scott Schuette ’11 ▶ and Mary Karangelen got engaged in August 2020.
Erica Sturgill ’09 married Kyle Polley in Lexington on October 10, 2020
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Molly Dawson ’13 is an ICU nurse from Bowling Green and is now part of a historical plasma donation in Lexington. After almost dying from COVID-19, Molly Dawson is donating convalescent plasma that can help patients currently being treated for corona-virus. This summer, the virus hit her unit hard. 12 / KNI G HT L I N E
In early June, Dawson started feeling the symptoms herself. “It felt like I was drowning. I took myself to the ER and started this journey I didn’t think I would be on.“ Within 12 hours of being treated on her own floor, they decided she was getting worse, and needed to be airlifted to Nashville. Molly spent the next 17 days on a ventilator. “Plasma is one of the things that helped save my life”. Three months after recovering, Dawson is now making history. “She’s the first person we are collecting convalescent plasma from, who received convalescent plasma as part of her therapy when she was hospitalized,” said Medical Director of the Kentucky
Blood Center, Dr. Dennis Williams. Williams said this plasma is part of a therapy where they collect antibodies from patients who had COVID and have now recovered. “It’s a very powerful donation to be able to collect from one person to treat four others,” said Dr. Williams. He said they are still studying the convalescent plasma transfusions, saying anyone who gets a transfusion is monitored closely after. Molly’s dream as a nurse is to save lives any way she can. While she can’t work currently, she can help in other ways while she is recovering. Molly wants to encourage you to wear your mask and donate blood when you can.
CLASS NOTES Ali Turnbull ‘11 and Justin Roth of St. Louis announced their engagement that took place on July 26.
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Julia Van Leeuwan ’11 and Nick Phillips are engaged. Alex Botkin ’12 ▶ and Wilson Martin were married on June 20, 2020. Alli (Deaton) ‘12 and Joe Feldmann were married May 2, 2020 in a small backyard wedding in Lexington.
Kevin Ford ’94 Chair
Hunter Porter ’11 Vice Chair
Collin Barber ’00 Secretary
Lauren Cambron ’12 Communications
Brittany Browning Manning ‘04
Tyler Deaton Dorsey ‘10
Alli Deaton Feldmann ‘12
Chris Graham ‘76
Lauren Hinkel Lewis ‘01
Katie Cranfill Lockard ‘01
Susie Morton ‘76
Spencer Lynch ‘13 is the Program Coordinator at Stewards Individual Placements. Matthew Mahle ’13 and Morgan Webber were married on November 2, 2019 in Greenville, SC. Thien Huong “TH” Tran ’13 leads the marketing team at 2nd Chance Clinic in Lexington.
◀ Molly Buchignani ’14
and Tyler Mattingly ‘14 were married on September 4, 2020. Megan Hall Miller ’14, and her husband, Stephen Miller, welcomed their first child, Grayson Michael Miller, on May 21, 2020. Katie Thompson ‘14 and Josh Ruggles ‘14, were married April 25, 2020. They were married in Katie’s parents’ (Kim’86 and John ‘87 Thompson) backyard, with John officiating. Suzanne Miller Tully ’14 ▶ is a U.S. Air Force officer and she and her husband, Jack Tully, will both be flying in fighter jets for the Air Force while living in North Carolina. Khory‘14 and Kaitlin Wheat were married July 5, 2019. Kaitlin and Khory are expecting their first child in late January of 2021.
◀ Lauren Weber ’14 got
Kerry Nemecek ‘89
engaged to Mike George on August 7, 2020. Bellarmine’s All-Decade Team: Griffin Neuer ’14 – Baseball, Mary Beth Gorham ’13 – Soccer, Bridgette Mangold ’14 – Women’s Track & Field Jared Pippen ‘14
Brandon Potter ‘06
Darlene Silvestri ‘73
L-R Marilyn Todd, Greg Todd, Peter Barr ’99, James G. Amato ’49, Daniel F. Kennedy ’63, Brigid L. Devries ’67, Deacon John E. Hinkel, Jr. ’73
Hall of Fame 2019
The Lexington Catholic Hall of Fame recognizes graduates who have a record of outstanding service to their profession or community, and have distinguished achievement. The Hall of Fame Class of 2019 was inducted on Friday, October 25, at Malone’s Prime for lunch, and then they were introduced prior to the LCHS football game that evening. This is an outstanding class with James G. Amato ’49 (former Lexington mayor), Peter Barr ’99 (tennis standout), Brigid L. Devries ’67 (first female commissioner of the KHSAA), Deacon John E. Hinkel, Jr. ’73 (former Board of Trustee’s Chair and member) Daniel F. Kennedy ’63 (founder of the Sarasota Military Academy), Dr. Edward and Marilyn Todd (continued valuable LCHS support for 30 years) and Greg Todd (LCHS girls’ basketball coach with 3 state championships and 2 runners-up titles). The accomplishments next to their names above are just a few of the many accomplishments and awards they have received. They are role models in the com14 / KNI G HT L I N E
munity and set a high standard please go to our website for others to follow. www.lexingtoncatholic.com They were introduced at the Under the Alumni tab you will lunch and gave speeches, which find the Hall of Fame nominawe wish everyone could have tion form. We depend on your heard. The main word that nominations for the Selection stood out from all of them was Committee to choose the nomifamily…their family and their nees. The Selection Committee LCHS family. We are blessed to is comprised of the Alumni be part of such a warm, support- Council and Athletic Director. ive community that embraces everyone and gives our students the foundation of mind, spirit, and body needed to succeed in all their future endeavors. Congratulations to our Class of 2019! If you would like to nominate Marilyn Todd with daughter Rachel Todd Scanlon ‘89 and someone for our grandaughters (L-R) Marielle Hosinski ‘22 and Emily Scanlon ‘22 next induction,
Celebrating Life’s Moments
with Father Norman
Abby (Cox) Henzman, Molly (Buchanani) and Tyler Mattingly and Trey Kuhn Wedding 9/5/2020
Alli Robic and Taylor Bramel Engagement Blessing 10/10/20
Cody & Amber (Stephenson) Curtis Wedding 10/3/2020
Spencer & Jenny (Napier) Buckley Wedding 10/14/2020
Chandler & Darby Cooksey Ware Wedding 10/16/2020
Albert Oberst Funeral of Grandma Dot 8/23/2020
Robbie and Megan (Drake) Gorham Marriage Blessing 11/8/2020
What would our Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter accounts look like without Fr. Norm? We all wonder how he is everywhere, with endless energy, making each of us feel important and loved. Lexington Catholic is very fortunate to have his leadership and spirit gracing our hallways and community helping our students and alumni through their life’s journey. We asked Fr. Norman to find a few of our grads in his thousands of photos. We love that he captures us, each day, celebrating all of our life’s special moments through his incredible selfies and candid moments. So here is a small look through the iPhone lens or social media account of our own Fr. Norman Fischer.
Taylor and Alli (Ord) Stai Baptism of Ava Josephine 11/7/2020
Parker & Grace Kuhn Wedding 2/1/2020
Josh and Katie (Thompson) Ruggles Wedding 4/26/2020
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Mid-Knight Stakes 2020
A celebration of Our Amazing Knights
Thank you to everyone who volunteered, donated, hosted MKS pre-parties, procured items, attended, purchased items, or purchased raffle tickets all in support of our largest fundraising event. Bueter Gym was transformed into a wonderful setting for the evening. Bill Meck was our Master of Ceremony and Lee Hall our Auctioneer. Our attendees enjoyed the outstanding buffet, played Heads or Tails, heard from President Sandra R. Young, Principal Mathew George, listened to our Chamber
Congratulations to our KNIGHT$ KA$H Raffle Winners 1st Place Winner Beth Pride
The Pride Family generously donated their winnings to LCHS!
2nd Place Winner – Beth Lawrence Heads or Tails Winner – Wayne Smith
The Yeti Tundra Haul prize was donated by J & H Lanmark
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Choir, and more as we gathered to support our Amazing Knights. President Young presented the Legacy Honoree award posthumously to Father Robert J. Bueter, S. J. Father Bueter’s brother, Bernie and his wife, Amy, accepted. Lisa Gadberry was presented with the Staff Honoree award and Jill Neuzel with the Volunteer Honoree award! Silent Auction and Live Auction were a great success! We capped our evening dancing to Superfecta! Thank you to everyone involved in this important school-wide fundraiser!
THANK YOU TO OUR MID-KNIGHT STAKES 2020 SPONSORS White Greer Maggard Orthodontics
Events Coming 2021
Blue Grass Insurance Forcht Bank Hallway Feeds Lexington Clinic Orthopedics McBrayer Milward Funeral Directors Minuteman Press - Moore Drive Raymond James Traditional Bank Allergy Partners of Central Kentucky Alltech Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co. American Industrial Contractor BHG Buchart Orthodontics Class 101 KY Beer Cheese The KY Center for Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Lundy’s Ruggles Sign Company Southern Glazers Wine & Spirits Triple Play Productions
Thank you to the Amazing Buffet Restaurants Azur BHG Nick Ryan’s The Lexington Diner The Tulip
Late evening treats provided by:
Presented by Traditional Bank
For 2021 ONLY we are moving Mid-Knight Stakes to
April 10, 2021 Stay tuned for all the exciting details.
Nothing Bundt Cakes Raising Cane’s
The Commonwealth uKnight Cup Presented by Commonwealth Credit Union
Monday, May 10, 2021 As we celebrate 20 years of our golf scramble, we are making exciting updates! We are combining The Principal’s Cup with our football team’s George Ewan Scramble to form The Commonwealth uKnight Cup! Please join us for a great day of golf and fun! Lunch before play, snacks after play, and tee gifts provided. Team and individual prizes will be awarded, putting contest and much more! All proceeds benefit Lexington Catholic High School. WI NTER 2020 / 17
BUILDING A BETTER F
Building a Better Future Campaign Donors Alltech AB Dick Company Mary Alice Fortin Foundation, Inc. Corning Incorporated Foundation The Mulhollem Cravens Foundation Mark Hinkel Pedaling Forward Jeri L. Isbell Foundation Central Kentucky Radiology, PLLC Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Amato Mr. and Mrs. Mark Buerger Mr. David Boyd and Mrs. Cathy Wedding Boyd ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Tim J. Cambron Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Canary Jr Mr. and Mrs. Marty S. Canning Ms. Diana Waters Clark Mr. and Mrs. Brutus Clay Mr. and Mrs. Catesby Clay Mr. William D. Creyer and Mrs. Andrea Hinkel Creyer ‘05 Dr. Brandon Devers ’01 and Mrs. Anne Devers Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dorisio Mr.Darrell Douglas and Mrs.Jennifer Schwendeman Douglas ‘88 Mrs. Shirley K. Duzyk Mr. and Mrs. Darren J. Duzyk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Erpenbeck Mr. and Mrs. Craig Farmer Mr. Michael Fister ‘62 and Mrs. Kathy Powell Fister ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Fitzpatrick Mr. Brad and Mrs. Leslie Tucker Flynn ‘81 Mr. Pete Fresca ’89 and Mrs. Lynn Fresca Mr. David Gadberry and Mrs. Lisa Tyler Gadberry ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Shane Gentry Mr. Frank Gettler ’71 and Mrs. Jane Gettler
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Mr. Robbie Gorham III ‘10 Mr. Robert Julian Gorham Jr. ’79 and Mrs. Sharon Gorham Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Lisa Gumm-Gray Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Gene A. Hamm Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hicks Mr. Gregory A. Hill ’67 and Mrs. Bethany Hill Mr. John E Hinkel Jr. ’73 and Mrs. Monica Bryant Hinkel ‘73 Mr. Jeff Hinkel ’79 and Mrs. Julie Hinkel Mrs. Mary-Lynn Hinkel Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Hollembaek Judge and Mrs. Joseph M. Hood Ms. Marie Houlihan ‘73 Ms. Jeri L. Isbell ‘75 Ms. Ann Jones ‘70 Ms. Martha E. Jones ‘73 Mr. D. B. Kazee Jr. and Mrs. Alicia Smith Kazee ‘88 Mr. Marvin King Dr. Barry Kowalik and Dr. Denise M. Dobbins-Kowalik Mr. Jorge Lancho and Mrs. Susan Gravatte Lancho ‘86 Mr. Scott Lewis and Mrs. Lauren Hinkel Lewis ‘01 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lynch II Mrs. Deirdre Lyons Mr. Jay Messenger and Ms. Susan J. Macke Mr. and Mrs. Mansour Martha Mr. Brian J. McCarty ’87 and Mrs. Katherine Veal McCarty ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. John McCarty Mr. Randy Miloszewski and Mrs. Jennifer Walter Miloszewski ‘95 Dr. and Mrs. Eric Monday Mr. James Monroe and Dr. Martha Purdue Monroe ’01 Mr. Paul Mulhollem and Mrs. Valerie Cravens Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Mussler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Nallia II
Ms. Kerry Nemecek ‘89 Dr. George V. Page III and Dr. Cecilia Page Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Patton Mr. and Mrs. John J. Plomin Mr. Brandon C. Potter ’06 and Mrs. Alyssa Potter Rev. Paul Prabell Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Pride Jr Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Rumpke Mr. and Mrs. George Saufley Ms. Pamela W. Schneider H’10 Mr. Stephen L. Scott ‘80 Mr. John M. Simms Dr. Lynne Simms Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Smiley Dr. John F. Jansen and Dr. Carol L. Steltenkamp Mr. and Mrs. James Stephenson Mr. P. Darryl Stith ‘65 and Ms. Samye N. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ben M. Streepey Mr. Duncan Taylor ’74 and Mrs. Carol Taylor Mr. Mark J. Taylor ’87 and Mrs. Julia Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Chris Thiel Mr. John Thompson ‘87 and Mrs. Kim Dugan Thompson ‘86, P’14, ‘17, ‘20 Mrs. Edward P. Todd Mr. Michael Towles ’87 and Mrs. Mindy Towles Dr. and Mrs. Tuyen T. Tran Mr. and Mrs. Ron Tritschler Mr. Patrick and Mrs. Kaci Hinkel Turner ‘03 Mr. Andrew Walker and Mrs. Lee Hostetter Walker ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walker II Mrs. Susan F. Wedding ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Weldon Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Mr. Barry Young and Mrs. Sandra R. Young, President LCHS
FUTURE
Moving Forward Lexington Catholic High School is pleased to announce the hiring of Lexington-based construction company Dean Builds, Inc., to serve as the Construction Manager for their Capital Campaign Project, which will start later in 2020. In October of 2019, Lexington Catholic High School launched its public campaign Building a Better Future. The initiative will construct a 28,000 sq. ft addition on the back corner of the existing building, behind the Alumni Gym, for an expanded High Marks Center, new Science Center and Student Commons area. Dean Builds has a distinguished history of working with local organizations and a unique understanding of the needs of educational institutions. Recent work includes Sayre School, Berea College, and the University of Kentucky. Lexington Catholic President, Sandra Young, stated, “Our Capital Facilities Committee interviewed many companies both nationally and locally and felt that Dean Builds was the perfect fit for this project. Their commitment to quality, history of safety, and working within a confined footprint is essential for our school community and neighborhood.”
In Memoriam of Sib Tucker
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Blake Mr. Frank Carter ‘81 and Mrs. Mathilda Blackerby Carter ‘81 Central Bank & Trust Mrs. Sharon Cofield Mr. Ransom Cooper Ms. Karen Darragh Mr. James W. Gearheart Ms. Janet Holbrook Ms. Taylor Hollin Mr. Al Isaac Mr. Michael Kurtz ‘82 and Mrs. Susan Kurtz Mr. William E Locke Mr. Don Marcum Ms. Dana McLaughlin Mr. Phillip Moloney ‘73 and Mrs. Mary Jo Moloney M. Graydon Patterson Ms. Eileen R Preston Mr. Terry and Mrs. Kathleen McNeese Quigley ‘81 Rouse Family Foundation Ms. Peggy Sciantarelli Mr. Greg Shewmaker Ms. Darlene Silvestri ‘73 Mr. Paul and Mrs. Linda Tucker Smith ‘83 Mr. Dennis Sullivan ‘68 Mr. Greg and Mrs. Lisa Hufford Swift ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Gery Tomassoni Mrs. Lauralee Williamson Ms. Judy Woods Ms. Catherine Zink
Lexington Catholic has also retained the local architectural firm, Pearson & Peters Architects of Lexington. They have a long-standing relationship with both the school and the Diocese of Lexington. Pearson & Peters has worked with Lexington Catholic for approximately 22 years, having designed the second-floor addition in 1998, the Fine Arts Center and Gymnasium in 2000, and other various projects over the years. The engineering consultants will be N3D Consulting Group for Mechanical and Electrical, Poage Engineers & Associates for Structural, with EA Partners for Civil Engineering. The project will address critical infrastructure needs and allow the physical space to accommodate 21st century STEM programming, with modern labs designed by Alltech, including an additional outdoor science classroom. Mrs. Deirdre Lyons, co-founder and director of corporate image and design at Alltech says, “We are delighted to support the students at Lexington Catholic in exploring the world around them through a scientific lens. It is our hope that this modern and inclusive learning environment will inspire the next generation of change-makers. We at Alltech believe that education is the primary catalyst for success and that progress is driven by insatiable curiosity.” The project will additionally include expanding the current High Marks Center which accommodates learning differences. The space will meet the increasing needs in this area for both individual and group learning. The project will initiate with the demolition of [3] houses and corner parking construction at the corner of Clays Mill & Stratford Drive on property owned by the school. President Young states, “With so many great companies in our corner to help execute our vision, we are excited to get started and know that the result will be a mark of excellence for our school today and for future generations.” WI NTER 2020 / 19
Knights Step Up to the Challenge Thank you to everyone who participated in our uKnight to Serve Challenge. We raised over $122,000 in 8 weeks! Net proceeds from the challenge will be approximately $115,000, helping to replace the funds raised through 2019 Hoagie Sales. Additionally, we gained 259 donors to the uKnight Fund over the prior year. While we did not achieve the 100% participation we hoped for, under the current circumstances we are so pleased. We appreciate the many businesses that provided incentive giveaway items. Along with dress down themed days, and cookies from our cafeteria staff, these lifted our spirits. The foundation for success in all private secondary schools is a robust annual fund. Our uKnight Fund provides resources needed for academic programming, student services, and the tuition assistance so many families rely on. 20 / KNI G HT L I N E
This challenge kicked off our efforts to raise $465,000 through June 30, 2021. If you did not have the opportunity to participate during the challenge period, you can do so anytime on our website or by contacting our Advancement office.
Everyone’s participation allowed the school to donate 5% of the proceeds to support the Catholic Action Center, almost $5,000. We are glad to be able to support so much through the uKnight to Serve Challenge.
Student Government Officers participating in Hoagie making challenge.
GIVING BACK Diana Clark
Director of Annual Giving We began in the Fall of 2020 the celebration of Lexington Catholic’s 70th year of educating young men and women for service to their faith, their families, and to the world they are growing up in. You will see throughout this magazine, that your generosity has been a cornerstone of our work. Faculty, students, and staff have the resources to explore the intricacies of academia and the joy of personal and spiritual formation. This is possible because of you in the present, and decades of donors who have come before that, have believed in our Mission. There would be no today if it were not for you. There is a tomorrow because of your sacrifice. You might ask “what have our donors provided?” Each gift, small and large, has contributed to so many opportunities. We are committed to a personal
educational experience for our students, who are challenged to succeed by an outstanding faculty. This past year, we provided over $700,000 in financial assistance. Many a Lexington Catholic education was made possible
by you. We are committed to spending money on the school’s most important asset-our people. Salaries and benefits for faculty and staff are more than 65% of our total budget.
Our students continue a long tradition of “giving back” to the marginalized in our society. You enable this to happen. You continue, through your financial support, through volunteer efforts, and most importantly, through prayer, to strengthen that mission each year. We hope that whenever you are in the neighborhood, you will stop in to see first-hand what is new, what is creative, and what possibilities the future holds. Philanthropy is key to sustaining Lexington Catholic’s exceptional educational experience. Every student, along with every member of the faculty and staff, benefits from the gifts we received both last year and in the past. We work hard to be exemplary stewards of these gifts, and we thank you for supporting Lexington Catholic.
Students taking part in Kona Ice day as a thank you for supporting the uKnight to Serve Challenge.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2019
Revenue
Expenses
Tuition & Fees
uKnight Fund
Salaries & Admin
Athletics
Sponsorship & Events
Investment Income
Tuition Assistance
Plant Operations
Athletics
Parish Assessment
Diocesan Assessment
Tech & New Pgrm
2019-2020 OPERATING BUDGET Revenue
Expenses
Tuition and Fees $8,752,554 Sponsorship and Events $410,040 Athletics $757,169 uKnight Fund $277,315 Investment income $101,397 Parish Assessment $277,750 TOTAL $10,576,225 Auxillary income, program fundraising $1,211,582
Salaries and Admin Services $8,624,269 Tuition Assistance $830,709 Diocesan Assessment $435,060 Athletics $945,102 Plant Operations $398,945 Tech & New Programming $255,859 TOTAL $11,489,944
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9/2020 Leadership Donors Partner in Mission
($10,000 and above) Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Hall, P’21, ‘23 Hallway Feeds Humana Foundation Mr. D. B. Kazee, Jr. and Mrs. Alicia Smith Kazee ‘88 The Mulhollem Cravens Foundation Mr. James J. O’Brien and Ms. Katherine O’Brien, P’13 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Pride, Jr., P’16, ‘19 Mr. Mark J. Taylor ‘87 and Mrs. Julia Taylor, P’19,’22
President’s Society
($5,000-$9,999) Bluegrass Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Erpenbeck, P’20, ‘23 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Mussler, P’20, ‘24 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Scott, P’80, ‘89
Leadership Patron ($2,500-$4,999)
Commonwealth Hand Therapy IBM Matching Gifts Program Albemarle Foundation The Mulhollem Cravens Foundation Anonymous (1) Dr. Dale Absher and Dr. Kimberly Absher, P’20, ‘22, ‘24 Ruth Elizabeth Burke Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chartier (Natalee), P’08, ‘10, ‘13, ‘19 Mrs. Leslie T. Fannin Flynn ‘81 Mrs. Janice Hilton Judge and Mrs. Joseph M. Hood, P’95 Mrs. Mary Haydon McDaniel ‘58 Dr. and Mrs. Eric Monday, P’22 Dr. and Mrs. Erik P. Sandefer, P’08, ‘10 Mr. Charles E. Weber, P’05, ‘07, ‘09, ‘21 Dr. and Mrs. A. David Westerfield, P’18, ‘20
Principal’s Circle ($1,000-$2,499)
Corning Incorporated Foundation IBM Matching Gifts Program Mr. and Mrs. Mike Andres P’15, ‘17, ‘19, ‘21 Dr. and Mrs. Donald Arms, P’19, ‘19, ‘22 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benvenuti, P’19, ‘21 Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Blake, P’12, ‘15 Mr.Bruce Breeding and Mrs. Esther Fallon Breeding ‘80, P’ 16 Mr. and Mrs. Boyd T. Browning, Jr., P’06, ‘09, ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Cambron, P’10, ‘12, ‘16 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Canary, Jr., P’09, ‘13 Dr. Keyur Patel and Dr. Alicia Carlos ‘81, P’18, ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. James L. Carrico, Jr., P’16, ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. James D. Carter, ‘97, ‘00, ‘03, ‘06 Mr.David E. Chalk and Mrs. Eileen Vernon Chalk ‘78 Mr. Donnie Clemmons ‘86 and Mrs. Heather Clemmons, P’16, ‘21 Mr. Michael J. Corbett and Dr. Dana N. Corbett, P ‘17, ‘20, ‘21 Mr. Patrick S. Davis, P’13, ‘15, ‘19, ‘22 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dorisio, P’19, ‘23 Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Duignan, P’22, ‘24 Mr. James Dwyer ‘64 and Mrs. Candace Dwyer Mr. Michael Fister ‘62 and Mrs. Kathy Powell Fister ‘62 Mr. Joseph H. Grant ‘58 and Mr. Doris Grant Dr. and Mrs. Terrence R. Grimm, P’09, ‘11, ‘13 Dr. and Mrs. Jason Harris, P’23 Mrs. Yvonne C. Henley Drs. Pete and Molly Hester, P’23, ‘23 Mrs. Janice Hilton Mr. and Mrs. Todd Jarosz, P’21, ‘23 Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Johnson, P’15, ‘20 Ms. Martha E. Jones ‘73 Dr. Taufik Kassis and Mrs. Roula Albadin, P’20, ‘22 Ms. Susan Kennedy, P’21, ‘23 Mr. Raymond Kopser ‘58 Dr. Barry Kowalik and Dr. Denise M. Dobbins-Kowalik, P’18 Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Ladd, Jr., P’03, ‘12, ‘21 Mr. Sean James and Mrs. Brandi Larkey, P’21 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lynch, II, P’13, ‘15, ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. Brent Mayer, P’19, ‘22
Mr. Brian J. McCarty ‘87 and Mrs. Katherine Veal McCarty ‘88, P’15, ‘17, ‘22 Mr. and Mrs. John McCarty, P’87, ‘88 Mr. Gary H. Miller and Mrs. Angela Bryant Miller ‘89 Mr. Randy Miloszewski and Mrs. Jennifer Walter Miloszewski ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Clayton T. Mooring, P’20, ‘24 Drs. George and Cecilia Page, III, P’04, ‘06, ‘08 Dr. Derek Paulsen, P’23 Mr. Joseph C. Roche ‘69 Col. and Mrs. Mark K. Roland, P’06 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rouse, P’21 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Rumpke, P’ ‘04, ‘19 Dr. and Mrs. John B. Sanders, P’20, ‘23 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Thiel, P’16, ‘19 Mr. John Thompson ‘87 and Mrs. Kim Dugan Thompson ‘86, P’14, ‘17, ‘20 Mr. Sonny Tibbs ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Tinker, P’20, ‘23, ‘23 Mr. Michael T. Towles ‘87 and Mrs. Mindy Towles, P’14, ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Truitt, P’20, ‘23 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Truitt Dr. Stephen Umansky and Dr. Barbara Umansky , P’19, ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vincent, P’23 Mr. Scottie L. Vish ‘86 and Mrs. Shelley Wynn Vish ‘87, P ‘13, ‘14, ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Weldon, P’21 Mr. Barry Young and Mrs. Sandra R. Young, President
Why I Give
“I had a fantastic education when I was at Lexington Catholic and that tradition continues.”
Bobby Warren ‘61
Lexington Catholic’s Donor Honor Roll is published to acknowledge and thank the people who support the educational mission of the school. Great care was taken in preparation of the Honor Roll and we apologize for any error or omission. Please contact us regarding any mistake you might notice. Thank you to the donors listed in this Honor Roll for your commitment and investment in the young men and women afforded the opportunity of a Lexington Catholic High School education.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2019 Gold Patron
Silver Knight
IBM Matching Gifts Program Mr. and Mrs. Craig Skinner P’22 Mr. John Price ‘71 and Mrs. Maggie Price Mr. Brian Stephenson ‘92 and Mrs. Tammy Stephenson, P’21,’23 Mr. James Kearney ‘48 and Mrs. Mary Ann McQuaid Kearney ‘47, P’90 Mr. P. Darryl Stith ‘65 and Ms. Samye N. Miller P’00 Mr. William Crowe Dr. and Mrs. Michael B. Allen, P’10, ‘13, ‘15, ‘16, ‘19, ‘23 Mr. Yeremiah Bell Mr. and Mrs. Gene A. Hamm, P’20, P’22 Mrs. Lesley W. Grande, P’20, ‘20 Mr. Jason McCraith and Dr. Pamela Holland, P’23 Ms. Kerry Nemecek ‘89, P’13 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Thiel (Delaine), P’16, ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. William Bryant, P’21, ‘23 Mr. and Mrs. Brutus J. Clay, P’20, ‘22, ‘24 Mr. and Mrs. James Frazier, P’20, ‘22 Mr. Stephen Smith and Ms. Danetta Bailey P’22, ‘22 Dr. Steven Stack and Dr. Tracie Overbeck P’23 Mr. James G. Amato ‘49 and Mrs. Bobbye Gayle Amato, P’78, ‘83, ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Banahan, P’17, ‘19, ‘22 Mr. William R. Bengert Mr. Martin J. Brown, Jr. and Mrs. Amy Kissel Brown ‘82, P’13, ‘14, ‘16, ‘18 Dr. and Mrs. Jose A. de Leon, P’07, ‘20 Mr. Marvin G. Devers, Jr. and Mrs. Sandy Krakowski Devers ‘68, P’01, ‘02, ‘04, ‘05 Ms. Brigid DeVries ‘67 Mr. Louis E. Fister, Jr. ‘78 and Mrs. Jean Martin Fister ‘79, P’08, ‘11 Mr. Matthew A. Fresca ‘93 and Mrs. Misty Fresca Mr. David Gadberry and Mrs. Lisa Tyler Gadberry ‘86, P’13, ‘14, Mr. Ricky Gilbert Mrs. Becky Gott Mr. Michael Green ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Harbin, P’21 Mrs. Leslie R. Hinkle McGraw P’12, ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Keller, P’07, ‘12 Mr. Michael J. Kennedy ‘72 and Mrs. Renee Kennedy Mrs. Lynne F. Lundergan, P’96, ‘00, ‘07, ‘16 Mr. James J. McGurk ‘57 and Mrs. Amy McGurk Mr. Gregory B. Meegan ‘88 and Mrs. Amy Meegan, P’21, ‘24 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Patton, P ‘09 ‘11, ‘13, ‘23 Mr. Samuel D. Plomin ‘08 Rev. Paul Prabell Mr. Robert M. Preston and Mrs. Julie Williamson Preston ‘82, P’19 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Prisinzano, P’22, ‘24 Mr. David R. Rink ‘97 Mr. Steve Stewart ‘77 and Mrs. Cynthia Stewart P’03, ‘08 Ms. Ann Sullivan ‘67 Dr. Marian Swope ‘65 Mr. Carl Vertuca, Jr. ‘65
IBM Matching Gifts Program Fifth Third Bank of Kentucky PepsiCo Foundation Ms. Rachel Arauz, P’22 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bell, IV, P’98, ‘01, ‘04 Mr. C. Henry Besten ‘66 and Mrs. Patricia Hicks Besten ‘67 Mrs. Jacqueline P. Board ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Boggs, P’19, ‘21 Mr. Hugh Breeden and Mrs. Paula Miles Breeden ‘72 Mrs. Laura Bell Bundy ‘99 Mr. Jim Bush ‘79 Mr. Frank J. Carter, II ‘81 and Mrs. Mathilda Blackerby Carter ‘81, ‘10, ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Justin Case Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Caudill Mr. Jon Cole ‘90 and Mrs. Missy Hein Cole ‘87, P’16, ‘17,’ 19, ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Crush, P’15, P’19 Mr. and Mrs. Sean Cutter, P’18, ‘21 Mrs. Louise R. Douglass Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Felix, P’20, ‘23 Ms. Cece Fister ‘58 Mr. Kenney Frank ‘83 and Mrs. Lynn Garrison Frank ‘84, P’12, ‘14, ‘16, ‘21 Mr. Reid Freeman and Mrs. Una MacCarthy, P’23 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Geschke, P’22 Mr. Tracy L. Giles and Mrs. Elizabeth C. Browning, P’18, ‘20 Mr. W. Clarke Gormley ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Graham ‘76 Mrs. Elizabeth Gray ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Harney, P’21, ‘23 Mr.Pete Johns ‘81 and Mrs. Mary Suetholz Johns ‘82, P’11, ‘12, ‘16 Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Knopp, P’19, ‘22 Mr. John P. Kromer ‘84 Mr. Jorge Lancho and Mrs. Susan Gravatte Lancho ‘86, P’19 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lane, P’21, ‘24 Mr. Nelson Leonard ‘67 Mr. George W. Lilly and Mrs. Charlene Jenkins Lilly ‘70, P’94, ‘01 Mrs. Linda K. Lindsey ‘65 Dr. and Mrs. Scott D. Mair, P’14, ‘15, ‘18, ‘23 Mr. James Carr McMurtry ‘78 Dr. Emil J. Menk ‘71 and Mrs. Pamela Menk Mr. and Mrs. Jeff S. Nash, P’19, ‘22 Ms. Susan C. Neuman ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin K. Newman, P’21, ‘22 Ms. Flora Lee Phillips ‘73 Mr. R. Terrence Quigley and Mrs. Kathleen McNeese Quigley ‘81, P’16 Dr. and Mrs. Shrinivas Rapuri, P’22 Dr. and Mrs. Will Renshaw, P’18, ‘21 Mr. Michael F. Reynolds ‘78 and Mrs. Dawn Reynolds, P’16, ‘20, 23 Mr. and Mrs. James Rothbauer, P’19, ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Josh Sato, P’21, ‘23 Mr. and Mrs. Adel Sfar, P’20, ‘22 Dr. and Mrs. John Strother P’19,’22 Prof. Margaret M. Tocci ‘57 Mr. David P. Tramontin ‘59 and Mrs. Carol Ann Tramontin, P ‘85, ‘89, ‘93 Mr. John Van Nagell and Mrs. Laura Hayden Van Nagell ‘89, P’19 Mr. and Mrs. Frank VanHoeve, P’18, ‘22 Mr. Andrew Walker and Mrs. Lee Anne Hostetter Walker ‘87, P’18, ‘20 Mr. Michael Webb ‘71 and Mrs. Pam Foster Webb ‘71, P ‘94,’01 Mr. and Mrs. George L. Weber Mr. and Mrs. James Williamson
($500-$999)
Why I Give
“I’m inspired by Lexington Catholic’s commitment to a quality education and embracing strong values instilled in their students.”
Ann Bryant
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($250-$499)
“It was an easy choice for us to decide to give to Lexington Cathoic because LC gave us so much - strong academics as well as an emphasis on values and faith. Between athletics and social events we also had tons of fun. We developed strong friendships we still maintain today. We consider ourselves blessed that we were able to see all three of our children and our son-in-law graduate from our alma mater. The Thompsons love LC!”
Why I Give
Kim ‘86, John, ‘87, Katie, ‘14, Josh Ruggles ‘14, Elizabeth ‘17 and Jack ‘20
Loyal Knight ($100-$249)
Anonymous Verizon Foundation Ms. Kathy Balthrop, P ‘93, ‘96, ‘00, ‘04 Mr. Michael Botkin ‘78 and Mrs. Deberah Botkin Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bullock Dr. and Mrs. Ray Casserly Mr. Steven D. Combs and Mrs. Jennifer Smith Combs ‘89, P’20, ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Costello Mr. and Mrs. John C. Detwiler, P’17, ‘20, ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and Shino Dorsett Mr. Darrell Douglas and Mrs. Jennifer Schwendeman Douglas ‘88, P’18, ‘22 Mrs. Mary Ann Foster ‘44 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Francis, P’20, ‘23 Mr. Chris Gallagher ‘77 and Mrs. Kristin Gallagher, P’20, ‘20 Mr. James E. Greenwood, P’00 Mr. David L. Guernsey ‘67 and Mrs. Judith Whitlock Guernsey ‘68 Mr. Matthew D. Haney ‘99 and Mrs. Jessica Haney Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hardy, P’19, ‘21 Mr. James L. Jackson and Ms. Carolyn M. Brown, P’07 Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Kirn, P’19, ‘22 Mr. and Mrs. Todd Klein, P’21, ‘22 Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. LeBrun, P’07, ‘08, ‘10, ‘10, ‘12 Mr. John J. Malley, III ‘91 and Mrs. Kelly Malley, P’21, ‘24 Mr. John McIntosh ‘76 and Mrs. Lori Terhune McIntosh ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Melton Mr. Charles M. Myers and Mrs. Jane Ellen Bricken Myers ‘64, P’93 Mr. Brandon C. Potter ‘06 and Mrs. Alyssa Potter Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Rice, P’22 Miss Kathryn R. Sandefer ‘10 Ms. Darlene Silvestri 73 Mr. Nicholas A. Smith Dr. Gerald E. Sullivan ‘54
9/2020 Mr. David P. Tyler ‘79 and Mrs. Mary Riddell Tyler ‘76, P ‘07, ‘09,’14 Mr. James Vail and Mrs. Barbara Urfer Vail ‘66 Mr. Richard Wurst and Mrs. Monique Boulanger Wurst ‘75 Mr. Jim Wharton and Mrs. Teresa McGinnis Wharton ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Box (LeaAnne), P ‘14, ‘18, ‘21 Mr. Kevin J. Bruggeman ‘93 and Mrs. Ann Tramontin Bruggeman ‘93 Mr. Robert R. Cashman ‘88 and Mrs. Melissa Rives Cashman ‘88, P’19, ‘22 Ms. Mary Carol Welch Sears ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Farmer (Lesley) Mr. David Boyd and Mrs. Cathy Wedding Boyd ‘84, P’11, ‘13, ‘18 Mr. Timothy G. Castle ‘20 Mr. and Ms. Adam Federle (Ashley) Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gartland, P’19, ‘22 Mr. Martin H. Ginocchio Mr. Pearce Hall ‘21 Dr. and Dr. Charles G. Ison, P’16 Ms. Ann L. Jones ‘70 Mr. Steven C. Keller ‘64 and Mrs. Carolyn Keller, P’93 Mr. Robert S. King ‘22 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lovely Mr. and Mrs. Shane Munson (Lindsay) Mr. Timothy J. O’Brien ‘89 and Mrs. Kristen O’Brien, P’17 Mr. Jonathan H. Prewitt ‘22 Francis “Buddy” William Schneider, III ‘98 Ms. Pamela Schneider H’10, P ’98, ‘02, ‘09 Mr. Nigel D. Smith and Mrs. Cynthia Smith Mr. Benjamin E. Streepey ‘13 Mr. Joseph L. Taylor ‘22 Mr. Robert Warren ‘61 and Mrs. Judith Hendricks Warren ‘61, P ‘88 Mr. Thomas Wright and Mrs. Camille Klinker Wright ‘63 Mr. Marvin Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Busson, P’24 Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Edwards, P’21 Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Kennedy, ‘24, ‘24 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mischel, P’24 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rogers, P’17, ‘24 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sams Jr., P’21 Mr. Alan Bernotas Mrs. Rebecca Quinn Bernotas ‘95 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Nash, P’ 13, ‘13, ‘13, ‘19, ‘21, ‘23 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Barry, P’01, ‘05 Mr. and Patrick Blandford ‘94 and Mrs. Kelly Blandford Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Martina ‘57 Mr. Dennis L. Parrish ‘79 and Mrs. Maria Galvan Parrish ‘80, P’02,’06, ‘07, ‘09 Mr. Joseph M. Shannon ‘10 Mr. Javier Garcia-Penya & Ms. Chris Timko Mr. Lee Tegt Mr. William A. Green ‘06 Ms. C. Kathleen Donnelly ‘89 Mr. Laurence W. Anderson and Mrs. Angela Sullivan Anderson ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Ayotte Dr. and Mrs. Walaa Ayoub, P’21 Mr. and Mrs. George O. Barber, P’00 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bellas, P’22, ‘23 Mr. David L. Bishop ‘76 and Mrs. Tina Bishop
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Blandford, P’04, ‘06 Mrs. Elizabeth Poore Borders ‘03 Mr. Douglas Borntraeger ‘77 and Mrs. Cathy Borntraeger Judge and Mrs. Joseph T. Bouvier, P’14 Mr. Daniel Bowling ‘07 Mr. Doran Bradford and Mrs. Anne Lynd Bradford ‘92 Mr. Aubrey C. Brown ‘63 Mrs. Patsy Bunnell ‘69 Mr. Adrian Casas Gonzalez, P’ 22, ‘24 Ms. Donna Christle ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. John Cioci P’22, ‘24 Ms. Diana Clark Ms. Christa Smith Collins, P’18, ‘20, ‘23 Mr. Christopher D. Walters and Ms. Kelly R. Colliver, P’20 Mr. Timothy Connolly ‘70 Mr. Robert S. Cranfill and Mrs. Windy Williamson Cranfill ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Currie, III, P’01, ‘03, ‘06 Mrs. Catherine Cropper Dawson ‘65 Mr. Edward Dillon ‘83 and Mrs. Caroline Dillon, P’18, ‘22 Mrs. Shirley Drew Rev. Norman A. Fischer, Jr. Mr. Patrick J. (Frankie ) Fitzgerald ‘77 and Mrs. Andrea Fitzgerald Dr. Abe Fosson and Mrs. Sue Stewart Fosson ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Fritz, P’99, ‘01, ‘03 Mr. Frank Gettler ‘71 and Mrs. Jane Gettler Mr. and Ms. Taylor Graham (Sarah) Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Graves, P’95, ‘98 Mr. William C. Greely ‘56 and Mrs. Norma Snapp Greely ‘59 Mr. John D. Hale ‘58 and Mrs. Oresta Hale Mr. Royce Hall Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Hallahan, Sr. Ms. Jolene N. Harding, P’20 Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Hartlage, P’03 Mr. and Mrs. Tim C. Hicks, P’08, ‘12 Mrs. Ann Hostetter Mr. Wilson H. Hourigan ‘20 Miss Caroline E. Hourigan ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Keeling, ‘21 Mr. Stephen R. Keller ‘67 and Mrs. Mary Keller, P’99, ‘02 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Kennedy ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan C. Kincheloe ‘01 Lt. Col. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Kiriacopoulos, P’01 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Koenig, P’17 Dr. and Mrs. Alberto N. Laureano, P’13, ‘15 Mr. Peter D. Little, Jr. ‘03 and Mrs. Alice Bell Little ‘03 Mr. Steve Marcuccilli ‘64 Ms. Jayne McCann Mr. Gary R. Medlin ‘60 and Mrs. Christine Lyons Mr. Greg P. Mikulec and Mrs. Jennifer Cole Mikulec ‘87 Ms. Irma Miller Mr. James D. Montgomery ‘66 Ms. Susie Morton ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. William D. Moses, P’22 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mullis (Anna) Mr. Jeremy D. Nalli ‘95 and Mrs. Kelley Nalli Mr. Mike Nash ‘69 and Mrs. Mary Nash Father Daniel J. Noll
“My time at Lexington Catholic had such a positive impact on my life, and 8 years after graduating it still continues to. I give in hopes that others will have the same experience I did in my time at LCHS.”
Why I Give
Lauren Cambron
Mr. Robert J. O’Brien ‘77 and Mrs. Judy O’Brien, P’12 Mrs. Kathleen O’Hara ‘64 Dr. Amirala Pasha ‘04 Mr. Carl G. Patterson, III ‘96 Mr. Benjamin R. Patterson ‘58 Ms. Rebecca A. Perez, P’21, ‘24 Mr. John A. Pica and Dr. Suzanne M. Pica, P’13, ‘15, ‘20 Mr. Mark R. Plymale ‘10 Mr. and Mrs. Jono Pults (Ryanne) Ms. Peggy A. Rambicure ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Roberts (Carrie) Ms. Rose Marie Roche ‘45 Mr. and Mrs. David Romero, P’22, ‘24 Ms. Nicki Ryan, P’15, ‘18 Mr. William L. Sallee, Sr. ‘53 Mr. Adrian Scaife Dr. Robert Schiavone ‘53 and Mrs. Colleen Schiavone Mr. Hugo T. Schurr ‘14 Mr. Joseph M. Shuman ‘77 Mr. Albert E. Southwood ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Randy Sparks (Mary), P’15, ‘17 Mr. Kyle E. Spring ‘05 Mrs. and Mr. Kelley R. Stachon P’21, ‘23 Dr. Laura P. Stadler ‘89 Mr. George T. Stakelin ‘56 and Mrs. Mary Lynn Stakelin Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Swintosky, P’09 Mr. James W. Thornton, Jr. ‘58 Mr. Brian K. Turner ‘83 Mr. Eugene Valerio and Mrs. Patricia Hoeflein Valerio ‘66 Mr. Robert C. Vanover Mr. Gerald W. Walton ‘58 and Mrs. Mary Walton Mr. Fred K. Walz ‘63 and Mrs. Marilyn Walz Mr. Gregory S. Wells ‘72 and Mrs. Leslie Wells Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. Wethington, Jr. P’86 Mrs. Helen L. Wheat Mr. Lawrence E. Williams ‘62 and Mrs. Paula Williams Mr. Richard C. Williams ‘64 and Mrs. Margaret Williams Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Wills, P ‘06 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Winton, P ‘23
Why I Give
“I give because I saw my hardworking parents make serious sacrifices so that I could take full advantage of a quality education in a faith-filled, college preparatory environment. As an ‘87 graduate, I enjoy the life-long bonds that were formed at LCHS, and I’m confident that my 2 sons (‘14 and ‘18 graduates) will take full advantage of their experience as well.”
Mike Towles WI NTER 2020 / 25
ANNUAL REPORT 2019 Supporting Knight (Up to $99)
Anonymous (2) Bright Fund Foundation Mr. and Ms. Fred A. Ament, Jr. Ms. Dona D. Barkman ‘64 Mrs. Kate Cosgrove Bauman ‘03 Mr. Pat Bieschke ‘67 and Louise Bieschke ‘67, P’88, ‘89, ‘90, ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip S. Bowles, P’23 Mr. Rees W. Box ‘18 Ms. Sarah E. Box ‘14 Mrs. Ruth Anne Boyd Mr. Strohmann W. Breeding ‘16 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Burchett, P’98, ‘01 Mr. Ian Burtraw Miss Lauren M. Cambron ‘12 Mr. and Mrs. Marty S. Canning, P’10, ‘11, ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carlisle, P’20, ‘22 Mrs. Brooke Folley Counts, Esq. ‘99 Ms. Michell Dale ‘62 Mr. Gary DeHaan ‘87 and Mrs. Sandra DeHaan Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Dupree, P’19 Ms. Kathleen Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Bill Everly, P’22 Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. S. Barry Fox ‘60 and Mrs. Nancy Fox Mr. Tim Fuamatu Dr. Patrick J. Furlong ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Travis Gabehart Miss Hannah E. Gadberry ‘14
Mr. Cory Gilbert Mr. Carl B. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Cary D. Harris, P’23, ‘23 Mr. James S. Harty ‘63 and Mrs. Mary Harty Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Hickey (Tonya), P’13, ‘16, ‘20 Mr. Will Hicks Mr. Louie Hillenmeyer,IV ‘88 and Mrs. Wendy Hillenmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hillenmeyer, P’23 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hilton Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hilvers Dr. and Mrs. James D. Hourigan, P’17, ‘20 Mr. John Keane Ms. Rebecca Kegebein Mr. Peter F. Kesheimer ‘61 Mr. Joseph P. Kolb, Jr. ‘04 Mrs. Brenda J. Ledford ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lennon, P’18, ‘20, ‘23 Mr. Clay List and Mrs. Sarah Streepey List ‘10 Mr. Matteo Mancini and Dr. Molly Mcfarland-Mancini, P’23 Mr. Richard Mangione ‘52 Mr. William L. Marshall ‘57 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Marshall, P’13, ‘16, ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martin Mr. James Mathews and Mrs. Therese Graham Mathews ‘74 Ms. Jean C. McCauley Mr. Garry Milton, P’21 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mullins (Meredith)
Mr. Joseph Nimrod, III Ms. Cindy D. Orris Mr. and Mrs. Brendan T. O’Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pfeifer, P’19 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Sallee, III ‘52 Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Salsman ‘92 Mr. Scott Scanlon and Mrs. Rachel Scanlon ‘89, P’17, ‘19, ‘22 Mr. Patrick J. Schultheis and Mrs. Megan Bush Schultheis ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Justin Sealand Mr. Robert Seaman and Mrs. Melanie McDougall Seaman ‘75 Mr. Benjamin M. Spain ‘05 Mr. Michael Tate Mrs. Nazha Tindall ‘53 Mrs. Mary Louise Todd ‘44 Mr. Joe R. Towles ‘58 and Mrs. Georgetta Towles Mrs. Julie Ann Tresaloni Lt. David F. Ubelhor ‘76 and Mrs. Ada Ubelhor Ms. Linda A. Wedding ‘66 Mrs. Allison Weitkamp Mr. and Mrs. Nathan West, P’21, ‘24 Mrs. Lora S. Winstandley Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Woelfel Mr. and Mrs. David D. Wu Mr. Brian W. Young ‘88 and Mrs. Karla Young Miss Jiaxuan Yu ‘22 Ms. Katherine M. Zweigart ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Scott True, P’16, ‘18
Faculty & Staff Donors Ms. Rachel Arauz, P’22 Mr. Alan Bernotas Mrs. Rebecca Quinn Bernotas ‘95 Mr. Daniel Bowling ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Box (LeaAnne), P ‘14, ‘18, ‘21 Mr. David Boyd and Mrs. Cathy Wedding Boyd ‘84, P’11, ‘13, ‘18 Mrs. Ruth Anne Boyd Mr. Doran Bradford and Mrs. Anne Lynd Bradford ‘92 Mr.Bruce Breeding and Mrs. Esther Fallon Breeding ‘80, P’ 16 Mr. Kevin J. Bruggeman ‘93 and Mrs. Ann Tramontin Bruggeman ‘93 Mr. Ian Burtraw Mr. Frank J. Carter, II ‘81 and Mrs. Mathilda Blackerby Carter ‘81, ‘10, ‘14 Mr. Robert R. Cashman ‘88 and Mrs. Melissa Rives Cashman ‘88, P’19, ‘22 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chartier (Natalee), P’08, ‘10, ‘13, ‘19 Ms. Diana Clark Mr. Jon Cole ‘90 and Mrs. Missy Hein Cole ‘87, P’16, ‘17,’ 19, ‘21 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and Shino Dorsett Mr. Darrell Douglas and Mrs. Jennifer Schwendeman Douglas ‘88, P’18, ‘22 Ms. Kathleen Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Farmer (Lesley) Mr. and Ms. Adam Federle (Ashley) Rev. Norman A. Fischer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Fitzpatrick Mr. Tim Fuamatu Mr. and Mrs. Travis Gabehart Mr. David Gadberry and Mrs. Lisa Tyler Gadberry ‘86, P’13, ‘14, Mr. Chris Gallagher ‘77 and Mrs. Kristin Gallagher, P’20, ‘20 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gartland, P’19, ‘22 Mr. Cory Gilbert
Mr. and Ms. Taylor Graham (Sarah) Mrs. Yvonne C. Henley Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Hickey (Tonya), P’13, ‘16, ‘20 Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hilvers Mrs. Leslie R. Hinkle McGraw P’12, ‘17 Ms. Rebecca Kegebein Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan C. Kincheloe ‘01 Mr. Sean James and Mrs. Brandi Larkey, P’21 Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. LeBrun, P’07, ‘08, ‘10, ‘10, ‘12 Mr. Clay List and Mrs. Sarah Streepey List ‘10 Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lovely Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mullins (Meredith) Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mullis (Anna) Mr. and Mrs. Shane Munson (Lindsay) Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Nash, P’ 13, ‘13, ‘13, ‘19, ‘21, ‘23 Mr. and Mrs. Brendan T. O’Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Jono Pults (Ryanne) Mr. R. Terrence Quigley and Mrs. Kathleen McNeese Quigley ‘81, P’16 Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Roberts (Carrie) Ms. Nicki Ryan, P’15, ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Salsman ‘92 Ms. Kathryn R. Sandefer ‘10 Mr. Adrian Scaife Mr. Scott Scanlon and Mrs. Rachel Scanlon ‘89, P’17, ‘19, ‘22 Ms. Pamela Schneider H’10, P ‘98, ‘02, ‘09 Mr. and Mrs. Justin Sealand Mr. Nicholas A. Smith Mr. Nigel D. Smith and Mrs. Cynthia Smith Mr. and Mrs. Randy Sparks (Mary), P’15, ‘17 Mr. Michael Tate Mr. Lee Tegt Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Thiel (Delaine), P’16, ‘19 Mr. Javier Garcia-Penya & Ms. Chris Timko
We extend our deepest gratitude to our Faculty and Staff listed above for their generous uKnight Fund support. 26 / KNI G HT L I N E
Mr. Michael T. Towles ‘87 and Mrs. Mindy Towles, P’14, ‘18 Mr. and Mrs. Scott True, P’16, ‘18 Mr. Robert C. Vanover Mr. and Mrs. Nathan West, P’21, ‘24 Mr. and Mrs. David D. Wu Mr. Barry Young and Mrs. Sandra R. Young, President
Why I Give
“I am grateful for the opportunities that Lexington Catholic has shown me and my sons over the last 17 years. To have a job that you love, and one that loves you back is truly a blessing. I give to show my support and to ensure that our quality Catholic education experience continues for students and families in the future.” Nicki Ryan P’15, ‘18
9/2020 Tribute Gifts In memory of Sister Mary Gangwish In honor of Sally Stevens Mr. James Dwyer ‘64 and Mrs. Candace Dwyer
In memory of Meemo Hein
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Castellini Mr. Albert Angel Dr. and Mrs. James F. Drummond Mr. and Mrs. Tim C. Hicks, P’08, ‘12 Ms. Cindy D. Orris Mr. and Mrs. Les Baynham Ms. Paula Cassady Mr. Dennis Dorr Mr. John A. Griffin ‘88 and Mrs. Amy Griffin Ms. Patsy Grote Mr. and Mrs. Chip Hardy Mrs. Lillian M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Kromer Mr. Edward Kromer Mr. and Mrs. John McCarty, P’87, ‘88 Ms. Elizabeth McCormick ‘87 Mr. Gregory B. Meegan ‘88 and Mrs. Amy Meegan, P’21, ‘24 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Miller Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Monahan, P’06, ‘08 Nancy Moser Mr. Bryan Rowe and Mrs. Sarah Rives Rowe ‘93 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Swerczek Mr. and Mrs. Loren T. Terhune S.R. & S.L. Watts Fred Habegger Mrs. Helen L. Wheat
Mr.Bruce Breeding and Mrs. Esther Fallon Breeding ‘80, P’ 16
In memory of Doald W. Guflielmo Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Costello
In honor of Mary Haney
In memory of Fr. Bueter
Mr. Donnie Clemmons ‘86 and Mrs. Heather Clemmons, P’16, ‘21
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bell, IV, P’98, ‘01, ‘04 J K. England
In honor of Terry Quigley
In memory of John Nicholas Tresaloni
Mrs. Helen L. Wheat
Mrs. Julie Ann Tresaloni
In memory of Andre Welch
In memory of Mark Baston
Ms. Mary Carol Welch Sears ‘59
In memory of Bill Williamson
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Wu
In memory of William McNeese
Mr. Robert S. Cranfill and Mrs. Windy Williamson Cranfill ‘67
Mr. R. Terrence Quigley and Mrs. Kathleen McNeese Quigley ‘81, P’16
In memory of Clarence T. Henley
In memory of George Ewen
Mrs. Yvonne C. Henley Ms. Shelby Henley
Mrs. Kimberley A. Ewen
In memory of Collin Cox
Col. and Mrs. Mark K. Roland
Rev. Norman A. Fischer, Jr. Mr. Tom Wallace
In memory of Diane Milbourn Mr. James Dundon
In memory of Matthew Roland
TRIBUTES
Lexington Catholic High School receives gifts to honor living individuals and gifts to memorialize deceased individuals. For more information, please contact Mrs. Delaine Thiel, Vice President for Development, dthiel@lexingtoncatholic.com
SCHOLARSHIPS Through the generous gifts of our donors, Lexington Catholic offers tuition scholarships based on specified criteria. Each spring these annual awards recognize the donor intent established. The following scholarships are extended and their account balance is invested collectively. Listed below are the 2020 recipients of these LCHS scholarships.
Joe Bieschke Memorial Scholarship This award is based upon academic and personal integrity as well as dedication and courage in facing overwhelming obstacles. In memory of Joe Bieschke, it is presented to an outstanding senior who shows exceptional determination. This year’s recipient is: Elise Minion Colin Cox Scholarship Presented to two students to recognize their talent for and love of studio art. Awarded to a graduating senior who has excelled in studio art at LCHS and intends to study art in college, and to a returning junior who displays excellence and enrolling in AP Art. 2020 recipients: Abbey Rowe and Aidan Detwiler Award for Achievement in Theater Arts Presented in recognition of a student’s talent, commitment and passion to the LCHS theater program. This scholarship was established to support the flourishing of the theater program and to inspire students to create for others. 2020 recipient: Elise Miller
Jeremy Letton Memorial Scholarship This scholarship honors a current LCHS student who has met challenges in his/her life grace, honor and dignity. 2020 recipient: Kristian Dang The Smiley - Spaulding Tuition Assistance Endowment provides thousands of dollars each year for tuition assistance to qualified recipients. Joseph K. Ford Scholarship Awarded to a current LCHS student who embodies leadership, commitment to community and Catholic education, and dedication to family, friendship, and faith. 2020 recipient: Emily Buresh Mark Batson “Living the Dream” Scholarship This award was established to honor former faculty member, Mark Batson. The Social Studies Department honors a junior who truly enjoys history. 2020 recipient: Luke Crocker
The John Francis and Elizabeth Geary Murphy Scholarship Established to honor parental sacrifices made to provide a Catholic education. Awarded to two outstanding students of good character and active members of a Catholic parish in Fayette County. 2020 recipients are: Katie Ramirez-Resendiz and Declan Perry Matthew Roland Memorial Scholarship Awarded to the son or daughter of a US Military veteran in honor of Air Force Captain Matthew David Roland. 2020 recipient: Ann Katheryn Shashy Michael Lynd Scholarship will be awarded in 2021 in memory of Mr. Lynd. The scholarship will honor Catholic education and extra curricular involvement. For a complete list of scholarships and criteria visit our website.
If you would like to establish a named scholarship, or make a contribution to any one of these existing invested scholarships please contact Delaine Thiel at dthiel@lexingtoncatholic.com or visit our website under the Support tab for more information.
WI NTER 2020 / 27
ANNUAL REPORT 2019 “As
alum of Catholic, I had great experiences inside and outside of the classroom, made lifelong friends, developed strong relationships, and was given a solid academic and spiritual foundation for the future. Now as a recent parent, I hope my children and others will have the same opportunities and experiences that I had. For these reasons, I donate to the uKnight Fund.”
Lexington Catholi
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Why I Give Lexington
Brandon Potter ‘06 CLASS OF 1944
Mrs. Mary Ann Foster Mrs. Mary Louise Todd
CLASS OF 1945
Ms. Rose Marie Roche
CLASS OF 1947
Mrs. Mary Ann McQuaid Kearney P’90
CLASS OF 1948
Mr. James Kearney P’90
CLASS OF 1949 Mr. James G. Amato
CLASS OF 1952
Mr. Richard Mangione Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Sallee, III
CLASS OF 1953
Mr. William L. Sallee, Sr. Dr. Robert Schiavone Mrs. Nazha Tindall
CLASS OF 1954 Dr. Gerald E. Sullivan Mr. Sonny Tibbs
CLASS OF 1956 Mr. William C. Greely Mr. George T. Stakelin
CLASS OF 1957
Dr. Patrick J. Furlong Mr. W. Clarke Gormley Mr. William L. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Martina Mr. James J. McGurk Prof. Margaret M. Tocci
CLASS OF 1958
Ms. Cece Fister Mr. Joseph H. Grant Mr. John D. Hale Mr. Raymond Kopser Mrs. Mary Haydon McDaniel Mr. Benjamin R. Patterson Mr. James W. Thornton, Jr. Mr. Joe R. Towles Mr. Gerald W. Walton
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CLASS OF 1959
Ms. Mary Carol Welch Sears Mr. David P. Tramontin P ‘85, ‘89, ‘93 Mrs. Norma Snapp Greely
CLASS OF 1960
Mr. and Mrs. S. Barry Fox Mr. Gary R. Medlin
CLASS OF 1961
Mr. Peter F. Kesheimer Mr. Robert Warren Mrs. Judith Hendricks Warren P ‘88
CLASS OF 1962
Ms. Michell Dale Mr. Michael Fister Mrs. Kathy Powell Fister Mrs. Brenda J. Ledford Mr. Albert E. Southwood Mr. Lawrence E. Williams
CLASS OF 1963
Mrs. Angela Sullivan Anderson Mr. Aubrey C. Brown Mr. James S. Harty Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Kennedy Ms. Mary C. McDaniel Mr. Fred K. Walz Mrs. Susan Finnegan Wedding P’84, ‘89 Mrs. Camille Klinker Wright
CLASS OF 1964
Ms. Dona D. Barkman Mr. James Dwyer Mr. Steve Marcuccilli Mr. Charles M. Myers P’93 Mrs. Jane Ellen Bricken Myers P’93 Mrs. Kathleen O’Hara Mr. Richard C. Williams Mr. Steven C. Keller P’93
CLASS OF 1969
Mrs. Patsy Bunnell Mr. Mike Nash Mr. Joseph C. Roche Ms. Peggy Hoskins Durney
CLASS OF 1970
Mr. Timothy Connolly Ms. Ann L. Jones Mrs. Charlene Jenkins Lilly P’94, ‘01
CLASS OF 1971
Mr. Frank Gettler Dr. Emil J. Menk Ms. Susan C. Neuman Mr. John Price Mr. Michael Webb P ‘94,’01 Mrs. Pam Foster Webb P ‘94,’01
CLASS OF 1972
Mrs. Paula Miles Breeden Mr. Michael J. Kennedy Ms. Peggy A. Rambicure Mr. Gregory S. Wells
CLASS OF 1973
Mr. John E. Hinkel, Jr. Mrs. Monica Bryant Hinkel Ms. Marie Houlihan Ms. Martha E. Jones Ms. Flora Lee Phillips Ms. Darlene Silvestri
CLASS OF 1974
Mrs. Therese Graham Mathews Mr. Duncan Taylor ‘
CLASS OF 1975
Ms. Jeri L. Isbell P’03, ‘08, ‘12 Mrs. Melanie McDougall Seaman Mrs. Monique Boulanger Wurst
CLASS OF 1965
CLASS OF 1976
Ms. Donna Christle Mrs. Catherine Cropper Dawson Mrs. Linda K. Lindsey Dr. Marian Swope Mr. Carl Vertuca, Jr. Mr. P. Darryl Stith P’00
Mr. David L. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Chris Graham Ms. Susie Morton Mr. John McIntosh Mrs. Mary Riddell Tyler P ‘07, ‘09,’14 Lt. David F. Ubelhor
CLASS OF 1966
CLASS OF 1977
Mr. C. Henry Besten Mr. James D. Montgomery Mrs. Barbara Urfer Vail Mrs. Patricia Hoeflein Valerio Ms. Linda A. Wedding
CLASS OF 1967
Mrs. Patricia Hicks Besten ‘67 Mr. Pat Bieschke P’88, ‘89, ‘90, ‘99 Mrs. Louise Bieschke P’88, ‘89, ‘90, ‘99 Mrs. Windy Williamson Cranfill ‘67 Ms. Brigid DeVries Mr. David L. Guernsey Mr. Gregory A. Hill Mr. Stephen R. Keller ‘P’99, ‘02 Mr. Nelson Leonard Ms. Ann Sullivan
CLASS OF 1968
Mrs. Sandy Krakowski Devers P’01, ‘02, ‘04, ‘05 Mrs. Sue Stewart Fosson Mrs. Judith Whitlock Guernsey
Mr. Douglas Borntraeger Mr. Patrick J. (Frankie ) Fitzgerald Mr. Chris Gallagher P’20, ‘20 Mrs. Lori Terhune McIntosh Mr. Joseph M. Shuman Mr. Steve Stewart ‘P’03, ‘08 Mr. Robert J. O’Brien P’12
CLASS OF 1978
Mr. Michael Botkin Mrs. Eileen Vernon Chalk Mr. James Carr McMurtry Mr. Michael F. Reynolds P’16, ‘20, 23 Mr. Louis E. Fister, Jr. P’08, ‘11
CLASS OF 1979
Mr. Jim Bush Mrs. Jean Martin Fister P’08, ‘11 Mr. Robert Julian Gorham, Jr. Mr. Jeff Hinkel Mr. Dennis L. Parrish P’02,’06, ‘07, ‘09 Mr. David P. Tyler P ‘07, ‘09,’14
9/2020
ic Alumni Donors CLASS OF 1980
Mrs. Esther Fallon Breeding P’ 16 Mrs. Maria Galvan Parrish P’02,’06, ‘07, ‘09 Mr. Stephen L. Scott P’10, ‘12 Ms. Katherine M. Zweigart
CLASS OF 1981
Dr. Alicia Carlos P’18, ‘20 Mr. Pete Johns P’11, ‘12, ‘16 Mrs. Kathleen McNeese Quigley P’16 Mrs. Teresa McGinnis Wharton Mr. Frank J. Carter, II P ‘10, ‘14 Mrs. Mathilda Blackerby Carter P ‘10, ‘14 Mrs. Leslie T. Fannin Flynn
CLASS OF 1982
Mrs. Katherine Veal McCarty P’15, ‘17, ‘22 Mr. Gregory B. Meegan P’21, ‘24 Mr. Brian W. Young
CLASS OF 1989
Mrs. Jacqueline P. Board Mrs. Jennifer Smith Combs P’20, ‘21 Ms. C. Kathleen Donnelly Mr. Peter Fresca P’20, ‘22 Mrs. Elizabeth Gray Mrs. Angela Bryant Miller Ms. Kerry Nemecek P’13 Mr. Timothy J. O’Brien P’17 Mrs. Rachel Scanlon P’17, ‘19, ‘22 Dr. Laura P. Stadler Mrs. Laura Hayden Van Nagell P’19
Mrs. Mary Suetholz Johns P’11, ‘12, ‘16 Mrs. Julie Williamson Preston P’19 Mrs. Amy Kissel Brown P’13, ‘14, ‘16, ‘18
CLASS OF 1990
CLASS OF 1983
CLASS OF 1991
Mr. Edward Dillon P’18, ‘22 Mr. Brad Flynn and Mrs. Leslie Fannin Flynn ‘83, P’12, ‘15 Mr. Kenney Frank ‘83 and Mr. Brian K. Turner P’12, ‘14, ‘16, ‘21
CLASS OF 1984
Mrs. Cathy Wedding Boyd P’11, ‘13, ‘18 Mrs. Lynn Garrison Frank P’12, ‘14, ‘16, ‘21 Mr. John P. Kromer
CLASS OF 1985
Mrs. Megan Bush Schultheis Mr. Edward Kromer
CLASS OF 1986
Mr. Jon Cole ‘P’16, ‘17,’ 19, ‘21 Mr. John J. Malley, III P’21, ‘24
CLASS OF 1987
Mrs. Missy Hein Cole P’16, ‘17,’ 19, ‘21 Mr. Gary DeHaan Mrs. Jennifer Cole Mikulec Mr. Brian J. McCarty P’15, ‘17, ‘22 Ms. Elizabeth McCormick Mr. Mark J. Taylor P’19,’22 Mr. John Thompson P’14, ‘17, ‘20 Mr. Michael T. Towles P’14, ‘18 Mrs. Lee Anne Hostetter Walker P’18, ‘20 Mrs. Shelley Wynn Vish P ‘13, ‘14, ‘21
CLASS OF 1988
Mr. Robert R. Cashman P’19, ‘22 Mrs. Melissa Rives Cashman P’19, ‘22 Mrs. Jennifer Schwendeman Douglas P’18, ‘22 Mr. John A. Griffin ‘88 Mr. Louie Hillenmeyer, IV Mrs. Alicia Smith Kazee
Mrs. Kate Cosgrove Bauman Mrs. Elizabeth Poore Borders Mr. Peter D. Little, Jr. Mrs. Alice Bell Little Mrs. Kaci Hinkel Turner
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