Ramble 2019: We Are Golden by Loyola Academy

Table of Contents Letter from the President

Letter from the Chairs

How It All Began

Program for the Evening

Entertainment, Golden Ticket â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Live Auction Raffle, Cartier Love Bracelet Raffle and Ramble Raffle

Past Ramble Chaircouples

Ramble 2019 Committee

Companions of Loyola Academy

Ramble Corporate and Individual Sponsors

Ramble Donors

Auction Rules

Auction Donors

Live Auction Items

Exclusive Offerings

Business, Team and Club Advertisements

Dear Rambler Community, I can imagine when the Ramble was first proposed by Fr. Reinke back in 1969 some thought it was a crazy idea. Could they pull it off? Could they mobilize the Loyola community to mount an extravaganza that would fuel the engine of tuition assistance? How would it work? Clearly the doubters underestimated the spirit of Loyola because for fifty years now, this extraordinary community has rallied together in a party that has become the gold standard. For more than a half century, the Ramble has stoked a fire of generosity and philanthropy that has helped make our community what it is today. Ramble celebrates the extraordinary mission we share which springs from the vision of St. Ignatius Loyola. One of Ignatius’s favorite ideas was how God is constantly calling us to “magis” or “more.” Specifically, how can we make a more generous response to the invitation that God is constantly offering us? How might we become more and more the people that God has created us to be? Your generosity tonight helps fuel those dreams for the next generation of Ramblers. At this fiftieth annual Ramble, we have the opportunity to raise more than $1,300,000 for Loyola’s Tuition Assistance Program which benefits over 600 Ramblers annually. Together, we invest in the future of Loyola Ramblers whose holy boldness will change the world. With your help, we will meet the challenge of providing assistance for qualified students who want to be part of this life-changing Jesuit mission. Let’s help our Ramblers become more for the greater glory of God! The Ramble is an extraordinary effort of so many who do so much to bring us all together in celebration and generosity. Tonight we are particularly grateful for the legion of volunteers who have kept the Ramble dream alive for fifty years! On behalf of all of us who benefit from the Ramble, I am especially grateful to the leaders of this year’s Ramble, Wendy Beard, Michaela D’Arrigo, Catherine Sullivan, and Sandy Walker, and the huge crew of dedicated volunteers who have helped to make this night so special. On behalf of the students, faculty and staff of Loyola, I thank you all for your spirited participation. Gratefully,

Patrick E. McGrath, S.J. President

Dear Friends, Welcome to Loyola Academy’s 50th Ramble, We Are Golden. During our months of planning, we became fascinated with the history behind this original initiative. We learned that in 1969, there was a fire in the school which left the Loyola library heavily damaged. At that time, it was suggested to Fr. Reinke that the school community come together to raise funds for its restoration. Being a relatively new concept, an auctioneer was consulted who encouraged the school to “think big” about what it could raise and go beyond the repair of its building. And that is where this cherished annual tradition began… In April 1970, administration and volunteers had the vision to transform the East Gym into a French Market for an evening and raise money into the early hours of the morning. Within a few years, the focus turned entirely to raising funds for tuition assistance. This tradition continues today to ensure that qualified students can attend Loyola Academy regardless of their ability to pay. And thus, this year we celebrate our Golden Anniversary, one that could not be possible without the dedication, enthusiasm and generosity of so many people in support of our vision. The legacy of this initiative is not only the thousands of students who have walked our halls but also the thousands of volunteers that have shared their gifts, time and talents to create these successful events. We would like to thank our many dedicated volunteers who have helped make this year’s Ramble a memorable and meaningful celebration. Our acknowledgements are not complete without also recognizing the Loyola Academy faculty and staff who have worked diligently behind the scenes. The generosity of so many has been truly overwhelming. Whether you have supported the silent or live auction, purchased a raffle ticket, attended the event or simply offered a word of encouragement during this process, you have our gratitude. Thank you for joining us this evening to celebrate the mission of what makes Loyola Academy Golden. Sincerely, Wendy Beard

Michaela D’Arrigo

Catherine Sullivan

Sandy Walker

How It All Began It all began with a fire! What? Yes! In the late afternoon of Ash Wednesday in 1969, a fire broke out in the Student Library, at that time located in the northern half of the basement of the East Wing. Though it was mostly a smoky fire, the water and smoke damage to the library collection was quite significant. The immediate question was--how does the school recover from such a calamity? Loyola's President, Fr. John Reinke, S.J., began to look for answers. That summer, while flying back to Chicago from the East Coast, Fr. Reinke read a magazine article about a gentleman named Paul Friedlander, a jeweler from Seattle, who had been organizing auctions for non-profit organizations such as the Seattle Symphony, Jesuit Bellarmine Prep in Tacoma, etc. In the summer of 1969, Fr. Reinke wrote to him and the rest, as they say, is history! Prior to the announcement of our first auction, it was decided that its goal should not just be to raise money for the replacement of the library collection but also to raise a large capital fund to inject new life into the economic bloodstream of Loyola Academy and to provide the wherewithal for scholarships and other worthy projects at the Academy. Originally, Loyola wanted to have its first auction in December 1969, but Paul Friedlander said we could probably raise only $75,000 with that time frame. If we wanted to raise $150,000 to $200,000, the event should be held in the spring. We wisely took his advice. Gen. Jack Gleason and his wife, Mary Jane, were our first chaircouple, as "the Ramble" was scheduled for April 11, 1970, the only time it has not been held in May. The theme of our first Ramble was an outdoor French marketplace in the springtime. The gym bleachers were covered with green and white striped paper with canopies of the same decoration covering the stalls which contained the various categories of silent auction items. There were masses of multicolored balloons throughout the gym, as well as spring flowers everywhere. It was a colorful beginning to a long line of beautifully decorated Rambles up to this very day. Many people have asked me to recount my memories of the early years of this wonderful night we call the Ramble. That would take volumes! But maybe we have time for these two: (1) In 1972, as I was greeting people near the original front entrance at the switchboard, a woman came up to me and asked, "Father, I am interested in an oral auction item but it is not listed in my catalogue." I inquired where she saw it displayed. She led me to the chapel and there was a closed casket! I said, "I really don't think that is up for bidding because it contains a deceased Jesuit whose funeral is on Monday!" So much for her funeral planning! (2) Several years later, Torch Club members were manning the three TVs with locks on them and selling the $10 keys, three of which would open the locks at the end of the evening for the lucky key holders. It just so happened that a Blackhawks' Stanley Cup game was airing that night. At the beginning of the 3rd period, Jean Corby, the indomitable genius behind so many Rambles, came up to me and said, "Jim, we have to turn down the sound on the TVs because it's distracting the auctioneer” (who was nearby). I replied, "Jean, every time the Blackhawks score a goal, that guy over there buys 20 more keys." Jean answered, “Well, for God's sake, then turn the sound up!" That was our beloved Jean! I hope you enjoyed this walk down the Ramble’s memory lane and that you enjoy the 50th rendition of this remarkable event in Loyola's history, an event that has spread to many other Jesuit high schools throughout the United States. HAVE FUN! Rev. James C. L. Arimond, S.J.

Ramble Continues On Saturday, May 4, we celebrate the 50th annual Ramble, which is our largest fundraising event of the year. We have the opportunity to raise $1,300,000 for Loyola’s generous tuition assistance program, which benefits over 500 students annually. Founded in 1909, Loyola Academy’s mission is to form women and men for others in service and leadership for the world in imitation of Jesus Christ. Loyola is committed to the full development of the whole person. Cura personalis, a Latin phrase meaning “care for the person,” is at the core of our Jesuit mission. Our curriculum thoughtfully and intentionally integrates the academic, spiritual, emotional and physical development of our students with the experience of service to others. Loyola students are not required to participate in school sponsored service activities; however, approximately 90% of the Class of 2019 participated in voluntary service work. With approximately 2,000 students enrolled in grades 9–12, Loyola Academy is the largest Jesuit college preparatory high school in the United States. Loyola draws students of diverse backgrounds from over 150 elementary and junior high schools throughout the City of Chicago and its suburbs. To maintain this diversity, $4 million in financial aid was awarded to 25% of our student body during the 2018–2019 school year. This financial commitment enables students from all socioeconomic backgrounds to attend. Loyola Academy admits students of any race, color and national origin or ethnic origin. All of Loyola’s programs of study are college preparatory, with 98% of the graduating class enrolling in four-year institutions. Loyola participates in 24 different sports, offering students a chance to play on over 80 different teams.

Menu Hors d'oeuvres Slow Cooked Short Rib Mac N' Cheese Cube (GF) Watercress, Truffle Micro Pizette Bite (V) Wilted Rocket, Shaved New Potato, Port Salute, Pickled Radish and Micro Anise Micro Potato Skins (GF) Smoked Merkts Cheddar Cheese, Crispy Speck, Chopped Chives, Tiny Dollop of Sour Cream Artisan Bread and Butter A Selection of Fresh Baked Gourmet Artisan Breads Whipped Herb & Sea Salt Butter Mixed Green Salad Shaved Watermelon Radish Fresh Berries Crumbled Herb Goat Cheese Pickled Strawberry Poppy Seed Vinaigrette Entree Herb Seared Halibut Filet & Grilled Beef Sirloin Filet (GF) Lemon Burre Blanc Sauce Herb and Parmesan Roasted Potato Wedges, Butter Poached French Beans, Baby Carrots, Micro Greens Grilled Eggplant Pave (V) (GF) Roasted Baby Beets Crispy Potatoes, Butter Poached French Beans, Baby Carrots, Micros and Ruby Red Beet Chip Garnish Dessert Classic Mini Pastries and Cakes Platter Carrot Cake Key Lime Tarts Fresh Fruit Tarts Chocolate Mousse Cup (GF) Chocolate Chip Cookie La Vazza Coffee & Mighty Leaf Tea French Roast Regular and Decaffeinated Coffee and Gourmet Teas

Program for the Evening Saturday, May 4, 2019

5:30 p.m.

Mass in the Chapel

6:00 p.m.

Cocktails and Hors d’oeuvres Silent Auction Golden Ticket - Live Auction Raffle Sales (If Available) Cartier Love Bracelet Raffle Sales

7:30 p.m.

Invocation

8:00 p.m.

Welcome by Rev. Patrick E. McGrath, S.J., Wendy Beard, Michaela D’Arrigo, Catherine Sullivan, and Sandy Walker

8:15 p.m.

Dinner

9:00 p.m.

Golden Ticket - Live Auction Raffle Winner Announcement Live Auction Guardian Angel Paddle Raise Cartier Love Bracelet Raffle Winner Announcement Ramble Raffle Winner Announcement

10:30 p.m.

All Sections Close DJ Entertainment and Ramble Lounge

11:00 p.m.

Checkout and Express Checkout in Ignatius Lobby

Sunday, May 5, 2019 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon

Checkout Continues in Ignatius Lobby

Entertainment Dance the night away with tunes presented by Energy Productions Loyola Academy’s Acafellas and Nothin’ But Treble

Golden Ticket - Live Auction Raffle You have the chance to win one of our tremendous Live Auction items simply by purchasing a Golden Ticket. Tickets are $150 each. Only 250 tickets will be sold. Tickets are available (online) and sold night of (if not sold out online).     

How It Works: If tickets do not sell out online - look for our sellers or visit the raffle tables near the entrance of the West Gym. Review the Live Auction items to choose the item valued under $40,000 you would like to win. Write your name and bidder number on your ticket. At the beginning of the Live Auction, one ticket will be drawn, and the lucky winner will be called to the stage to choose a Live Auction item. Winner must be in the West Gym at 7:30 p.m. at the time of the drawing. If the winner is not present to claim the prize, another ticket will be drawn.

Ramble Raffle First Prize

2019 BMW X1 xDrive 28i SUV Two-year lease, 10,000 miles per year (or upgrade to vehicle of choice with a value of $14,500)

Generously donated by Patrick Cars

Second Prize

1.01 carat De Beers Forevermark Pendant Set in 18K white gold with an additional 25 diamonds (.50 carats)

Generously donated by A.M. DePrisco Lake Forest

Third Prize $500 Apple Gift Card

Cartier Love Bracelet Raffle Love bracelet, 18K yellow gold. Sold with a screwdriver. A child of 1970â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s New York, the LOVE collection remains today an iconic symbol of love that transgresses convention. The screw motifs, ideal oval shape and undeniable elegance establish the piece as a timeless tribute to passionate romance. How far would you go for love? Generously donated by Katie Dunn and Rick Campbell You have the chance to win this Cartier Love Bracelet by purchasing a ticket. Tickets are $100 each. Only 200 tickets will be sold.

Thank you to our Past Ramble Chaircouples Ms. Mariana Alfar and Mr. Omar Halaseh '18 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Finnegan '17 Mr. and Mrs. Randall Rueth '17 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Walsh '17 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Mulhall '16 Ms. Elizabeth Price and Mr. John Shugrue '16 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Michels '15 Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. O’Malley '15 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Perkaus '14 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Tower '14 Mr. and Mrs. Perry M. Mandera '13 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Perry '13 Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Johnson '12 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Klusendorf '12 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Phelan '11 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Michalek '11 Mr. and Mrs. James L. Brault '10 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Veech '10 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. Kenny '09 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dooley III '08 Mr. and Mrs. Quentin C. Johnson '07 Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kolleng '06 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. McGrath '05 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Laughlin '04 Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Schweihs '03 Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Wambay '02 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Keller '01 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. O’Donoghue, Jr. '00 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lafferty '99 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Callahan, Jr. '98 Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Geisheker '97

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. O’Callaghan, Sr. '96 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony N. Culicchia '95 Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Marineau '94 Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Lavender '93 Mr. Geoffrey Rogers, Sr. '92 Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Iantorno '91 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Doherty '89 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Falotico '88 Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Racine '87 Mr. and Mrs. John M. O’Brien '86 Mr. and Mrs. K. Frederick Kleiderer '85 Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Heidenrich '84, '90 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Kane, Sr. '83 Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Krauss '82 Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Kolb '81 Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Doody '80 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Pontarelli '79 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Ptacin '78 Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Smith, Jr. '77 Mr. and Mrs. J. Hobie Murnane, Sr. '76 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Cooper, Sr. '75 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. McKee '74 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Donlin '73 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. O’Brien '72 Mr. and Mrs. George D. Sullivan, Jr. '71 Gen. and Mrs. John S. Gleason '70

Ramble Co-Chairs Wendy Beard, Michaela D'Arrigo, Catherine Sullivan and Sandy Walker

Ramble Committee Kathy Adler Marcy Alspach Missy Amrol Katie Arman Sharon Ashley Megan Banas Diana Barr Lori Benvenuto Sue Bestvina Terri Bielinski Patty Blockovich Erin Bourke Mary Brett Heather Burgess Erin Burke Roxanne Burke Meghan Burns Colleen Cassell Kelly Cherf

Teresa Massimini-Chilla

Macy Clemmons Lorri Collins Carolyn Collins Christine Crawshaw Ashley Danis Jennifer Davidson Fran Dean

Chantale Duplessy Sarah Dwyer Matt Engels Beth Engels Ann Erie Mary Pat Faoro Colleen Farrell Lisa FitzSimons Paula Fusco Jen Gilroy Mimi Goodrich Meghan Halleron Kim Hand Melissa Harlan Tracy Healy Sue Hendrick Susan Hering Elsa Johnson

Carolyn Lillybridge

Raquel Alvarado Maldorado

Kate Marciano Jen Marino Mary Martin Kristin McDermott Ellen McFadden Sinead McHugh Jeanine McShea Stacie Michael Shannon Molloy Mary Montoye Lisa Mullen Erin Munez Solita Murphy Kathy Murphy Alicia Newman Nancy O'Brien Debbie O'Malley Yaniri Ovalle Debbie Perkaus Donna Placio Traci Powers David Riordan Tish Ritter Mary Ann Roche Jill Rueth

Nana Konadu Kantanka

Tracy Kearney Lynette Kelecich Tamara Keller Kelly Kenny Julia Koehler Thomas Lam Megan Leadbetter Laura Lee

Martha Schreiber Christine Schultz

Mary Anne Nash Sebby

Lisa Seymour Judy Signoretto Alison Silk Karie Smith

Kathleen Armstrong-Smith

Jill Sorn Lisa Stadler Andra Starshak Diane Stone Mary Sullivan Monica Thuet Laura Tonkinson Steve Tonkinson Macaire Trapp Samantha Tuminaro Angela Unger Tasha Vallace Peggy Vignocchi Lisa Faremouth Weber Pamela Werner Maureen Wimbiscus

Loyola Academy is deeply grateful to the following individuals and organizations for donating their time and talent to Ramble 2019. Matt Begale Marty Garrity Insignis: Mike Gombac Torch Club: Mark McGuire

Melissa Krein Loyola Academy Acafells and Nothinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; But Treble Loyola Academy Faculty/Staff Volunteers Loyola Academy Maintenance Staff

Thank you to all of our great Ramble volunteers!

Companions of Loyola Academy (As of 3/20)

Ignatius Loyola

Philip H. Corboy Foundation Mr. Philip H. Corboy RIP Mr. and Mrs. Hanley Dawson III Catherine McKeever Denten Foundation Mr. Salvatore J. DiMucci Jr. RIP and Mrs. Yvonne A. DiMucci Mr. and Mrs. William J. Doyle '68 Mr. and Mrs. William D. Forsyth III Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Gesualdo '75 Mr. John T. Hickey Sr. '43 RIP and Mrs. Joanne K. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Huffman III Illinois FIRST Dr. Clyde H. Jacobs '31 RIP and Dr. Elizabeth Jacobs RIP Mr. and Mrs. Stephen V. King Robert Kubon Foundation Mr. Karl Kubon RIP and Mrs. Judith Kubon RIP Mr. Robert B. Latousek '50 RIP and Mrs. Doris J. Latousek Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Lewandowski Robert R. McCormick Foundation Mr. William A. McIntosh '57 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Navarre II Mr. and Mrs. John W. O'Brien '72 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Parkinson Jr. Estate of Thomas J. Rogers '46 Estate of Raymond A. Seng '21 The Charles H. Shaw Family Smithereen Pest Management Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. William E. Sullivan '72 Valenti Charitable Foundation The Joseph Valenti Jr. Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Valenti Jr. '68 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Valenti Sr. RIP ViBern Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Wehmer '72 Wintrust Financial Corporation

Helen V. Brach Foundation Michael E. Crane Attorney at Law Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Crane '54 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Croghan Mr. John J. Dwyer RIP and Mrs. Elizabeth J. Dwyer Esprit Foundation Mr. Thomas "Tim" D. Foley '66 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Foley RIP Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hickey '75 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lavezzorio '46 RIP and Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Leemputte '75 Loyola Academy Jesuit Community Mazza Foundation Mr. John D. Norcross '54 RIP Mr. and Mrs. William T. O'Donnell Jr. '67 Mr. and Mrs. William T. O'Donnell Sr. '40 RIP Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Ryan Sanborn Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Sanborn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Scoby '83 Br. James E. Small, SJ Stepan Company Mr. and Mrs. F. Quinn Stepan Sr. '55

Francis Xavier

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Castellini Corcoran Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Corcoran Mr. Edward G. Denten '50 RIP and Mrs. Catherine McKeever Denten Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gallagher '40 RIP Mr. and Mrs. H. Patrick Hackett Jr. '69 Bruce and Laura Lee Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Lee Dr. Scholl Foundation The John and Kathleen Schreiber Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John G. Schreiber '64

Alberto Hurtado

Alphonsus Rodriguez

Mr. John C. Altman '71 RIP American Airlines

Charles and Marie Caestecker Foundation Mr. Thomas E. Caestecker '49

Mr. David A. Baker and Ms. Catherine E. Carpenter

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Berner Jr. '49 Mr. Charles W. Bidwill Jr. and Mrs. Patricia Bidwill RIP Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Cannizzaro Sr. '67 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Cotter '53 James & Catherine Denny Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James M. Denny Mrs. Mary N. Dillon Mr. Ralph E. Doane RIP Mr. and Mrs. Burtis J. Dolan III '77 Mr. and Mrs. Mario J. Donato '82 Wilma and William F. Dooley '56 Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dooley '56

Mr. J. Barry McRaith Sr. '57 RIP Mr. Joseph E. Morahan III '70 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Odle Ignatius A. O'Shaughnessy Family Ignatius A. O'Shaughnessy Foundation Mr. Donald A. Pantle '62 Mr. and Mrs. L. Robert Pasquesi '62 Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Perkaus Jr. '54 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Perry PotashCorp Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Schmitz Estate of John B. Seng '57 Charlotte and James Shea Siragusa Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Webb Thomas R. and Susan G. Wenzel E. L. Wiegand Foundation

Mr. James C. Dowdle '52 RIP and Mrs. Sally Dowdle

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin G. Dowdle '78 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Dowdle '68 The William and Kathy Doyle Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Egan '62 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Eilers Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Fiorentino Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gallagher '45 RIP Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gardner Mr. John T. Geldermann '43 RIP and Mrs. Jane Geldermann Mr. David F. Goldberg RIP Mr. and Mrs. John A. Graf '77 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Hill '79 Estate of Grace V. Hirsch Jem Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John C. Joyce Sr. '83 Estate of John R. Jozwiak '45 Mr. David M. Kavanagh and Ms. Mary M. Dollinger Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Kearney '57 Mr. and Mrs. David B. Kennedy Kathleen and David Kennedy Foundation Amb. James C. Kenny and Mrs. Margaret M. Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Mathias A. Klein Jr. RIP and Family Mathias A. Klein Memorial Klein Tools, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kopon Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lafferty Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Lahey '67 Mr. and Mrs. Sean M. Madden '77 Mr. and Mrs. Perry M. Mandera Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Marineau '64 McNamara Purcell Foundation

Paul Miki

Abbott Laboratories Fund Matching Grant Plan Mr. and Mrs. Scott K. Ahlstrom Sr. Mrs. Misook Ahn Aon Corporation Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Baine Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Banas '81 Dr. and Mrs. Terrence M. Belton Mr. James B. Blacklidge '61 Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Bobrinskoy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Borah Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Borders Borg General Sales, LLC Mr. and Mrs. David J. Brett Mr. and Mrs. Roger T. Briggs Sr. RIP Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Broccolo '74 Mr. and Mrs. Angelo J. Bufalino Dr. and Mrs. Walter F. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Butler Mr. William J. Caffrey and Mrs. Paulette Gagliardo Caffrey Mr. and Mrs. John E. Callahan '59 Mr. Patrick J. Callahan III '89 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Carroll RIP Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Cawley Mr. and Mrs. Alessandro M. Cena '81 Michael and Loretta Clune Col. and Mrs. Charles W. Cole '48 RIP Mrs. Elizabeth J. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Daniel V. Considine '63 13

Mr. and Mrs. Bradford B. Couri '81 Couri Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Croghan '77 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. Crotty Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Daly '83 Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Daly '74 Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. D'Arrigo Mr. and Mrs. Hanley Dawson IV '86 Dearborn Capital Management, LLC Mr. Michael K. Demetrio and Hon. Mary Kay Rochford Mr. and Mrs. Jay E. Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Denten '74 The Tony DeRosa Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Desmond Mr. Salvatore J. DiMucci III '99 RIP and Mrs. Lisa DiMucci Mr. and Mrs. William R. Dodds Mr. and Mrs. Burtis J. Dolan Jr. '43 RIP Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Donahue '73 Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Donohue Mr. and Mrs. James C. Dowdle '82 Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Feeley Jr. '59 The Fieberg Family Ms. Christina Massi Filippini Mr. Victor P. Filippini Jr. '76 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Fink Sr. '47 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Finnegan Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. FitzSimons Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Flanagan Jr. '82 Mr. Donald L. Fortunato RIP and Mrs. Lynne Fortunato Franczek Radelet, PC The Lloyd A. Fry Foundation Mr. and Mrs. A. James Gallagher Jr. '39 RIP Robert E. Gallagher Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. John N. Gavin '64 Mr. Thomas A. Geldermann '44 RIP and Mrs. Nancy Geldermann Mr. and Mrs. Bert A. Getz Globe Foundation Louis Glunz III Family And Regis Technologies Foundation Mr. Louis J. Glunz III '47 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Haggerty '81 Mr. William J. Halligan Sr. RIP Mr. and Mrs. John C. Halston '82

Mr. James E. Hayes '48 RIP and Mrs. Marie Hayes Mr. Richard M. Hector '48 RIP Mr. and Mrs. John R. Heller '68 Eileen L. Heyd, Inc. Lawrence and Ada Hickey Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hickey Jr. '70

Mr. Lawrence Hickey '41 RIP and Mrs. Ada Hickey

Mr. and Mrs. Roger P. Hickey '79 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Higgins '85 Mr. Albert A. Hoffman Jr. '45 RIP International Auto Group J. P. Morgan Chase Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Jaunich Mrs. Gwyn Jennings Mr. Richard E. Jennings RIP Mrs. Mary P. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. James J. Kaulentis John J. Kaulentis Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. John M. Keller George R. Kendall Foundation Mr. John E. Kenny Sr. '31 RIP Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. Kenny '68 Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Kenny Mr. and Mrs. James D. King Mr. K. Frederick Kleiderer RIP and Mrs. K. Frederick Kleiderer Mrs. Gwenda S. Klein Mrs. William R. Kohl Jr. RIP Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Kotin Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Kroeger Lake County Stormwater Management Commission Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Langley Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Laughlin Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Leahy '60 Mr. and Mrs. Terrence P. LeFevour Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Livaditis Mr. Homer J. Livingston Jr. RIP and Mrs. Margery Livingston Loyola Paper Co. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Lyman '79 Mr. James J. Maloney '47 The Marineau Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Marotta '35 RIP Mr. John F. McDonagh III and Ms. Karen S. Sauder McDonagh Mr. Thomas J. McDonald '82 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. McGarrity '78 14

Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. McKeever '69 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. McKenna Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David K. McNulty '67 James J. and Jamie Thorsen McNulty Foundation Mr. James J. McNulty '69 Mr. and Mrs. James A. McShane Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Meehan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Meenaghan Mr. and Mrs. Christopher N. Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Michels '81 Mr. James M. Moran '36 RIP and Mrs. James M. Moran Motorola Foundation Mr. J. Hobie Murnane Jr. '75 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nash Jr. RIP Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Naughton Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Nesbitt '73 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. O'Brien '78 Mr. and Mrs. John B. O'Connor '39 RIP Mr. and Mrs. William E. O'Connor '71 Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. O'Hara Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. O'Malley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. O'Malley '52 Mr. John M. O'Meara '63 RIP and Mrs. Cheryl O'Meara Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. O'Rourke '69 Mr. J. Michael O'Shaughnessy '58 RIP and Mrs. J. Michael O'Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. George A. Pandaleon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parrott The Patrick Group Mr. and Mrs. John R. Perkaus Sr. '78 Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Poden '50 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Prassas '86 The Prassas Family Mr. and Mrs. James V. Proesel Sr. '39 RIP Quaker Oats Company Mr. and Mrs. David P. Radelet Mr. and Mrs. Norman X. Raidl '63 Mr. and Mrs. Maynard L. Reuter RIP

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Reynolds III '70 Mr. David L. Riley RIP Dr. Shirley A. Roy and Dr. J. Fred McLimore RIP Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rucker Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Ryan Jr. '48 Mr. Edward J. Sackley '43 RIP and Mrs. Lois A. Sackley Mr. and Mrs. Gary V. Sagui Mr. Mark F. Santacrose '77 and Ms. Margaret M. Fiorenza Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas V. Santoro John J. and Barbara L. Schornack Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Schuba Mr. James R. Schufreider '79 and Mr. Christopher Mario Jonathan Schwabe Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Shantz '53 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Shea '83 The Shearson Family Mr. and Mrs. Karl L. Singer '54 Fred B. Snite Foundation Estate of Harry Staffileno Mr. Quentin C. Sturm '39 RIP Dr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Sullivan '64 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Tarchala '32 RIP Dr. Charlene Thomas, RIP Mr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Thompson '86 Mr. and Mrs. T. Sands Thompson '83 Ms. Jamie K. Thorsen Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thuet Mr. Patrick J. Tierney '02 Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Tobin Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Valenti '83 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Vallace Mr. and Mrs. T. David Van Zelst '81 Mr. and Mrs. John K. Vignocchi '64 Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Wambay Mr. and Mrs. Edward I. Wanandi Mr. William B. Weiss '37 RIP and Mrs. Margery Weiss Robert L. Wenger Trust Mr. Raymond M. White '32 RIP Mr. W. Rockwell Wirtz Mr. and Mrs. Garry A. Woodward '62 Mr. James F. Woodward Jr. '60 RIP Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Zeller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Zuercher Jr. '74

Mr. Thomas A. Reynolds Jr. '45 RIP and Mrs. Thomas A. Reynolds

Corporate Sponsors (As of 4/15)

We Are Golden

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam

Women and Men For Others

Magis

St. Ignatius of Loyola Academy

Individual Sponsors (As of 4/15)

We Are Golden Mr. David A. Kelly (Frost Productions)

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam Mr. and Mrs. Hanley Dawson IV '86 (Patrick Cars) The Tom and Mary Joyce Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wehmer '72 (Wintrust)

Women and Men for Others Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Collins (NPN 360) Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Collopy Jr. '82 (Shoreline Marine Company) Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. D'Arrigo Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Flanagan '86 (Thompson Flanagan and Company, LLC) Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Doug Thompson '86 (Thompson Flanagan and Company, LLC)

Magis Mr. William J. Strnad and Mrs. Stacy J. Haney (The Attard Strnad Catalano Group At Merill Lynch PBIG)

St. Ignatius of Loyola Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Banas '81 (Stanley Spring and Stamping Corporation) Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Gunnison Mulvihill Family Foundation Mrs. Marge Livingston Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zigmond '86 (Chicago Silk Screen Supply Co., Inc.)

Ramble 2019: We Are Golden Cocktail Reception Sponsored By:

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Valenti '01

Ramble Donors (As of 4/15)

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Adler Jr. '78 Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Ainsworth Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Alvarado Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Anger Mr. and Mrs. Vincent H. Argento Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Arkus Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Awdisho Dr. and Mrs. Carl L. Backer Mr. and Mrs. Nick Z. Basan Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Beale-Delvecchio

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Delany Mr. and Mrs. David J. Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Doran Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Dowdle '80 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Downey Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Falkenhayn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. David J. Fox '78 Mr. and Mrs. Tyler E. Ginn Mr. and Mrs. Jay T. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Rick A. Gray Mr. and Mrs. James Green Mr. and Mrs. Colin J. Gubbins Mr. and Mrs. James G. Hagedorn '86 Mr. and Mrs. Todd B. Haitz Mr. Marcus Hamacher and Ms. Sandra Luzzi Hamacher Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Hare Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hickey Mr. and Mrs. David A. Hiteshew Dr. and Mrs. Peter Hoepfner Dr. and Mrs. William C. Holohan '77 Mr. and Mrs. John I. Holton Mr. and Mrs. Erek C. Horne '93 Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Howard Mr. and Mrs. David E. Jones Dr. and Mrs. Judy Joseph Mr. and Mrs. John T. Joyce '84 Mr. and Mrs. David Keeler Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kelly '83 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome M. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Casey M. Kenny '89 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen V. King Mr. and Ms. Neil R. Kitchie Mr. and Mrs. Mike P. Kyle Sr. '87 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Langas '83 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Lawler Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Leadbetter Mr. and Mrs. Aaron R. Lillybridge

Mr. Russell S. Beck and Mrs. Kim A. Harmer-Beck

Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Bendery Jr. '91 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Benvenuto Mr. and Mrs. Steven S. Birchard Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Blindt Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Blockovich Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Bloomer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Boesen '84 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Boos Dr. Thomas V. Bordignon and Dr. Josephine D. Bordignon Mr. John Brady Mr. and Mrs. David J. Brett Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Buikema Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Burden '85 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Burke Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Butler Ms. Elizabeth Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Brian G. Callahan Sr. '78 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Canning '81 Mr. and Mrs. Cyle Cantrell Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Cassidy '82 Dr. and Mrs. John Cherf Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Choate Mr. and Mrs. Patrick E. Clifford '93 Mr. and Mrs. John G. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Collins '92 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Considine Mr. Gregory M. Browne and Ms. Catherine C. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. D'Arrigo Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Delaney

Ms. Diana Lin Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Locke Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Maher '79 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maylee Ms. Eileen McCarthy and Mr. Christopher W. Gardner '80 Ms. Lisa B. McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. McDermott Mr. Phillip C. Angotti and Ms. Kathleen McElderry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. McFadden III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McHugh Jr. '85 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McIntyre Ms. Genet W. Mengistu Mr. and Mrs. Brock F. Merck '88 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Michels '81 Mr. and Mrs. John Minyard Mr. and Mrs. William P. Mitchell Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore Dr. and Mrs. David J. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Mosher '86 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Mulhall Mr. and Mrs. John P. Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Munez '89 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Murphy '81 Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Martin Murray II Ms. Ivette Narvaez Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy J. Naselli '87 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. John D. Nimesheim '91 Mr. and Mrs. James B. Novy '88 Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. O'Connor '80 Mr. and Mrs. Troy S. Oesterblad Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Olson Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Paganis '89 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Paquin Jr.

Mr. Ralph A. Pergams and Ms. Margaret M. Wilhelm Mr. and Mrs. Pablo L. Petrozzi Dr. and Mrs. James J. Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Mark D. Pool Mr. John D. Shugrue and Ms. Elizabeth A. Price Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Purdy Jr. '86 Mr. and Mrs. David Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Reardon Ms. Jeanne M. Reynolds and Mr. Thomas R. Fallon '79 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Rider Mr. and Mrs. Mike T. Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Roche Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Rourke '83 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Rule '87 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Saletta '81 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Sanborn Mr. and Mrs. John C. Satter Mr. and Mrs. James K. Schauwecker '87 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Scheid '86 Ms. Catherine M. Schiltz Mr. and Mrs. James A. Seymour Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Sheedy Jr. '86 Mr. and Mrs. Elliott P. Slutzky Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Starshak Jr. '84 Mr. and Mrs. William S. Steele III Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Stevens Mr. Paul J. Sularz Mr. and Mrs. John B. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. D. Christopher Tierney Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Walker Dr. Jacqueline Wardrop Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Weber '82 Ms. Elizabeth Weber Mr. James J. Darrow and Ms. Anne M. Wilson

Auction Rules Live Auction The Live Auction will begin at 8:30 p.m. Your paddle number will be registered in your name. To bid, raise your numbered paddle to attract the attention of the auctioneer. Spotters will help identify bidders. Please use only the paddle number assigned to you. The highest bidder on any item acknowledged by the auctioneer will be the purchaser, who thereupon assumes full risk and responsibility. By his/her purchase, the buyer waives any claims for liability against either Loyola Academy or the donor of the property or service. The successful bidder will sign the bid sheet given to him/her by the auctioneer assistant and will pay full purchase price on the night of the auction. The auctioneer retains the right to announce conditions of sales at any time. Bidding Procedure The Exclusive Offerings and Silent Auction items are displayed in the West gym. Bidding opens online on Tuesday, April 30th and continues until 10:30 p.m. May 4th, the night of the event. A brief description of the item, specific terms of purchase and the item’s catalog number will be in front of each item. To place a bid on any item in the Exclusive Offerings and Silent Auction, guests may bid on their own mobile device. To place a bid, select the desired item and enter the desired bid amount. Guests may optionally enter a maximum bid amount. The bidding system will bid on a guest’s behalf, at the predetermined increment, up to the maximum amount entered. Bids and maximum bids are made active when a bidder selects “Place Bid.” Bids must be advanced in the increments noted in the OneCause system. Bidding must begin at or above the minimum bid in the OneCause system. OneCause will not accept bids that are not in accordance with these rules. All bids are binding and final. In the case of a technical issue, please contact any of the auction staff for assistance. If you require assistance, please look for the OneCause support volunteers. All Exclusive Offerings and Silent Auction section tables will close at 10:30 p.m. the night of the Ramble. Only an authorized official may nullify a bid.

General Syndicates will be legal at our auction. If you choose to participate in a syndicate, please proceed as follows: organize your syndicate; select your auction item; appoint a godfather to do the bidding; agree on the dollar amount of your bid. If your syndicate wins, the syndicate must pay in full on the evening of the auction. Unless otherwise specified, all auction items and services must be used within one year from the date of the auction. Unless otherwise specified, dates and times should be arranged between the donor and the buyer. Please respect the restrictions of the donor. No cash back or refunds on certificates. Restaurant certificates cannot be used for catering services unless specified. Items may not be re-sold or donated to another person, entity or charity. Unless otherwise stated, tax and gratuity are not included on restaurant gift certificates. All sales are final and, unless otherwise specified, there will be no exchanges or refunds on items. Express Checkout, St. Ignatius Lobby Checkout will be located in the St. Ignatius Lobby and will be open from 11:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. on the night of the Ramble, and on the next day, Sunday, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. You may opt for Express Checkout when you arrive at the event registration desk. All attendees who did not register their credit card in advance are required to swipe their credit card at the registration table the night of the Ramble. Loyola Academy’s banking institution mandates this requirement. Once your credit card is swiped, your credit card will automatically be billed for any purchases/donations you make during the evening. If you would rather pay by check at the end of the evening, please notify the checkout team, and they will change the payment type. Credit card information does not remain in the auction system. If you have won items or certificates, proceed to the St. Ignatius Lobby at 11:00 p.m. and receive your receipt, items and/or certificates. Checkout and Auction Item Pickup, St. Ignatius Lobby Checkout will be located in the St. Ignatius Lobby and will be open from 11:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. on the night of the auction and on Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. If you have won items or certificates, proceed to the St. Ignatius Lobby at 11:00 p.m. Please pay with cash, check, American Express, Discover, MasterCard or VISA and receive your receipt, certificates and/or items in the St. Ignatius Lobby. We will have helpers available to assist you in transporting your purchases to your vehicle. Additional times for pick-up: Sunday, May 5th – St. Ignatius Lobby, 9:00 a.m.- 12:00p.m. Tuesday, May 7th - Friday, May 10th – Front Lobby, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Loyola Academy cannot assume responsibility for any items left after Friday, May 10th.

Auction Donors (As of 4/5)

a-Adams School of Driving Robin and Beecher Abeles Abt Academic Angle Academic Tutoring Centers Cari and Scott Ahlstrom David and Marcy Alspach Andreas Hogue Salon Anne Loucks Gallery Anteprima Jack and Anne Anton Chris and Katie Arman Antonio and Vivian Arpino Art + Science Salon Bake Homemade Pizza Megan and Reb Banas '81 Bandon Dunes Golf Resort Barnaby's of Northbrook Barry Butler Photography Wendy and Steve Beard BEC Tutoring & College Planning Vicki and Greg Bednar Dan Bellino, '96 Bent Fork Bakery Robert and Lori Benvenuto Jim Berardi '79 Patricia M. Bidwill Big Sky Handmade Bluestone Boka Restaurant Group

Cellar Door Provisions

Chalet Landscape Nursery and Garden Center

Chicago Bears Chicago Botanic Garden Chicago Center for The Print Chicago Symphony Orchestra Chick-fil-A Old Orchard City's Edge Macy Clemons Beth Clingan Club Lucky Cogent Strategic Wealth Cognitive College Advising Lorri Collins Michael Conway

The Vincent P. Cook Family '67, '95, '97, '00, '04

Coronet Collection Country Classics Patty and Jerry Crotty Callia Cummings Elizabeth and Tim Cummins Curragh Irish Pub CycleBar Evanston Michaela and Pete D'Arrigo David Sutton Studios Jennifer and Ted Davidson The Dawson Family Deer Path Inn Depot Nuevo and The Noodle Marcia and Tom Desmond Ed Dettling Matthew R. Devine '85 Dirk's Fish & Gourmet Shop The DiSilvestro Family DiVinci Painters, Inc. The Downey Family The Drake Hotel Gina and Todd Ehlman Jana and Patrick Eilers Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa Beth and Matt Engels '85 etta Restaurant Michael Evans Expert Driving School Farmhouse Tavern Evanston Fathersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Network

Braasch Family - Inliten, LLC '85, '90, '92, '94

Brian and Susan Bradley Bill Brandstrader '88 Mimi and Jim Brault '79 Mary and David Brett Cindy and Carey D. Brunelli '72 Dr. and Mrs. James Burden '95 The Burden Family Heather and William Burgess The Burke Family '85 Burt's Place C2 Education Cafe El Tapatio Cafe Lucci Campagnola Carolina Herrera 23

Yvette and Scott Finegan Ann and Tim Finnegan Camryn Fischer '18 Lisa and William FitzSimons Five Guys Bryan Foley Mike Foley '79 Foodstuffs Foodstuffs - Glencoe Marty Fosse Frances Heffernan Francesco's Hole in the Wall Victoria and Joe Freda Fred's Garage Bar and Grill Friends of Loyola The Fuller Family The Geary Family Glenview Car Wash Glory Days Photos Molly and Andy Goldberg '85 Susan and Ben Goren Lindy and Pat Goss Mary Clare and Doug Gourley The Grahn family Dr. Gavin H. Green '06 Carol and Colin Gubbins Gusto Italiano The Hagedorn Family '86 Hall's Rental Service Kimberly Hand Melissa Harlan Harrison's Poultry Farm James Harron Jen and Scott Hasley '92 Healthy Roots Raised Bed Gardens Hearth Restaurant Charlie Heintz, Loyola Academy Principal Hel's Kitchen Catering Sue and Peter Hendrick Tim and Jocelyn Hirsch Hlavacek Florist of Glenview Natalie Boscia and Matt Hoffman Hofherr Meat Co Colleen Hogg Michael Hogg Family '88 House 406 Liz Howard

Paul Hulseman '78 Meg Humphrey Hyatt Regency San Antonio Illinois Baseball Academy

Inspired Catering & Events by Karen & Gina Stefani

J Crew J. McLaughin Rebecca Jackson Jeannie Balsam Interiors Anne Jenkins Jenner & Block LLP Jim Jennings John Plunkett Interiors Johnny's Kitchen & Tap Michael Kane Sr. North Shore Racquet Club Jerry Morse-Karzen

Tracy and Joseph Kearney III '85 Caroline Keating Liz and Larry Keefe '87 Denise and Bill Keenan Mike Keiser Kristen Kelly Conor Kelly '17 Kelly and Casey Kenny '89 Becky and Dave Kimbell Sharisse Kimbro and C. Robert Austin The King Family Kip and John Kipp Margie Koerner Jean and Dan Kotin Susan and Kevin Kroeger Michelle and Doug Kryscio John and Karen Kurkowski Brigid and Mike Kyle '87 Lambrecht's Jewelers, Inc. The Largay Family Lisa and Rob LeClercq '81 Rachelle and Grant Leech Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises, Inc. Lifeline Theatre Live with Kelly and Ryan Dawn and John Livingston '85 Liz Weber and Inspired Boutique Loyola Academy Erin Bourke and Gerald Maatman Maggiano's Little Italy Jackie and Casey Magner '89 Joseph Malin 24

Susan Malloy The Mangan Family Alex Maragos '09 Jennifer Marino Marquette University Marriott Theatre Sydney and Jim Matejka Mathnasium of Glenview, Kenilworth, Winnetka and Lake Forest Matt's Urban Garden Kay McBrearty Mary Jo and Bill McCabe The McCabe Family Patrick McCaskey Barb and Tom McCauley The McCormick Family Karen and Jack McDonagh Rev. Patrick E. McGrath, SJ Nancy McIntosh and Bob Long Sally and Tony McKerr '80 Mr. and Mrs. Mark McKinley Deborah and Brad McMahon Meatheads Catering Viola and Gerry Meeham Karen and Michael Melbinger Anne and Bob Michels '81 Miramar Bistro Tom and Gloria Moran David Morgan Morton's The Steakhouse Mosquito Joe of Chicago North Mothersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Club The Mulcrone Family Mary and Kevin Mulhall Janet Mulvey Solita and Gene Murphy Napolita Pizzeria and Wine Bar Neiman Marcus Northbrook Stephanie and Chris Newton Dr. Michael J. Nick '05 Nick's Neighborhood Bar and Grill Nicole Thomas Photography Julie Nimesheim Nonnina Northlight Theatre The Novy Family '87 Nancy and Paul O'Brien

Pat and John O'Brien Tracy O'Brien Oceanique Jenny and Pat O'Flaherty Ann and Frank O'Hara Kevin O'Hara '90 Oil Lamp Theater The Olivera Family Loretta LdM '83 and Fran O'Malley One of a Kind Holiday Show Orrington Jewelers Jennifer and Danny O'Shaughnessy Osteria Langhe Pacific Standard Time George and Peggy Pandaleon Pasta D'Arte Trattoria Italiana Peachtree Place Pam and John Perkaus '78 Anne and Bob Pillion Nancy Poggioli Porchlight Music Theatre Portillo's Prairie Grass Cafe Quick Kill Exterminating Co Racconto Italian Foods Raphael Jewelers Raquel Maldonado "Soul House" Ravinia Festival Sara Buchen-Ray and Andrew C. Ray Red Rooster Diane Ray Graf - ReDifind Revolution Brewing Riccardo Trattoria Ridgeview Grill Jennifer Riordan Tish Ritter Rock Fusco & Connelly, LLC Rock House Joseph Roddy '82 Rosebud Restaurants Douglas Rupert The Russell Family Ruth's Chris Steakhouse - Northbrook Salon Lamia Scandia Catering Julie and Pete Schaefer David Schmitt 25

Hillary and Frank Schmitz Jean and Paul Scott Mary Anne Sebby LDM '71 Debra and Darren Semple Lisa and Jim Seymor Charlotte and Jim Shea Jennifer and Pat Shea '83 Mary and Greg Shearson Shedd Aquarium Martha and Leo Sheridan '77 Meg and Brennan Smith Smylie Brothers Brewing Co John Spoeri Stacked and Folded Lisa Stadler Andra Starshak Stella Barra Pizzeria Steppenwolf Theatre Company STK Chicago Diane Stone Stormy's Tavern & Grille Stuart-Rodgers Photography Mary and Mike Sullivan Catherine and Dan Sullivan '89 Summer House Sushi San Taco Nano MariJo and John Talaga The Talago Family Toni and Joe Talanges Julie Talano Beth and Bob Tarjan '61 Ten Mile House The Happ Inn The House The Joffrey Ballet The Peckish Pig The Spice House - Evanston The Stained Glass Three Tarts Bakery and Cafe Monica and Larry Thuet Angela Tierney Top Driver Margaret and Mike Tower George and Macaire Trapp Tres Bien Nail Salon True Juice Pure & Simple

The Trueman Family The Turro Family Ulta Beauty Uncommon Ground Unforgettable Edibles United Airlines Urban Kayaks Stephen Urrutia US Tennis Association Valentina Tasha and Chris Vallace Valley Lo Club Valley Lodge Tavern Dave and Cindy Van Zelst Allan Versino '64 Vigo Importing Co. Vineyard Vines Andrew Walberer Sandy and Joe Walker Kim and Jim Walsh '97 Mary Ward Martin Watts Rev. Wayne Watts Lisa Faremouth Weber Anne and Bill Wennington Brett and Mary White Wildcat Golf Academy Wildfire Restaurant Maureen and Tom Wimbiscus Women of Wisdom World Wise Tutoring John and Maggie Wrenn Writers Theatre The Wuertz Family Yard House The Yasko Family Patricia Yau Zanies Comedy Club Marianne and Tom Zidar

Live Auction

Live Auction The Ultimate Chicago Showdown - The Crosstown Classic for 15!

Take me out to the ball game! Your group of 15 will experience one of the greatest Chicago rivalries when the Men in Black take on the Cubbies from the VIP comfort of a private box on Sunday, July 7, 2019. No need to pack a rain poncho or umbrella as your group will be hosted by LA alum Matt Devine '85 at Guaranteed Rate Field in a suite located between third base and home plate. Your box will be stocked with hot food, appetizers, beer and wine and the dessert cart will also make a stop during the game. Who will prevail... the Northside or the Southside? GAME ON AT THE 2019 CROSSTOWN CLASSIC! Includes four parking passes. Game is July 7, 2019 at 1pm.

Donated by: Jenner & Block LLP/Matthew R. Devine '85

Live Auction Under the Tuscan Sun Two (2) couples or your family of six can bask in the Italian sun for a magical week inside the ancient walls of the hill town, Cortona, Italy. This town is the setting of the book and movie, “Under the Tuscan Sun.” Delight in your stay at the historic Villa Santa Margherita, an apartment built in 1250. This landmark two-bedroom, two-bath can sleep up to six people and was originally the home of St. Margherita herself. A private driver will take you to enjoy two, one-day outings in the Tuscany region. First, sip and taste without worry as you are escorted to two of Montalcino’s finest vineyards, Podere Il Cocco and La Magia, for a tour and wine tasting. Your driver will afford you the chance to spend the day exploring at your leisure as Florence, Siena, San Gimignano and Pisa are all within 90 minutes away. Next, take a short stroll to the home of local Chef Patrizia where your group will learn her secrets and savor the tastes of a custom cuisine from one of Cortona’s best chefs. And if you are still craving more, delight in the splendid panoramic views of Cortona while you enjoy a private cellar visit and three-course tasting lunch at the Michelin starred restaurant, Il Falconaire. Dates must be mutually determined based on owner’s schedule and availability. Expires May 4, 2020. Transportation certificate in the form of a $2,000 Visa gift card.

Donated by: Kim and John Kipp, Mary and David Brett

Live Auction Tasting Journey for Six in Napa Valley Six (6) wine lovers will head to California to relax and embark on a four (4)-night, five (5)-day getaway in beautiful Napa Valley. Enjoy your nights in a three (3)-suite private guesthouse at Sentinel Ridge Vineyard in the heart of wine countryâ&#x20AC;ŚHowell Mountain. This exquisite private home, recently featured in LUXE Magazine, is perfect for sleeping in late and savoring some of the finest wines in California. During your stay, your group will be treated to daily home cooked breakfasts and gourmet dinners. Your host will arrange two days of customized wine tastings based upon your personal palates. A private chauffeur will escort you to these tastings as well as a visit to the legendary Cakebread Cellars. To top off your tasting experience, there will be an owner-led tour and tasting of wines from the exclusive Montagna Napa Valley collection located on the famed Pritchard Hill. Following the tour and tasting there will be a private cocktail reception at the family estate. Top off your visit by taking in the breathtaking grounds of the luxurious Meadowood Napa Valley Resort. Your group may enjoy lunch at the three-star Michelin restaurant or indulge in services at the award-winning spa. This is available for your group during the 2019 or 2020 fall harvest season based on availability and mutually agreed upon dates. Included in this package is a $1500 gift certificate to spend at Meadowood Napa Valley Resort and $1,500 gift certificate for driver for two days of tastings.

Donated by: Cari and Scott Ahlstrom, Nancy MacIntosh and Bob Long, Mary and Kevin Mulhall, Elizabeth Price and John Shugrue, Susan and Peter Anthony, Angela and Tom Unger, and Cakebread Cellars

Live Auction O Holy Night! Christmas Eve Mass with Father McGrath in Your Home Rejoice in Faith, Family and the Joy of the Holy Season. Gather your family and friends for a private Mass on Christmas Eve 2019, celebrated by Father McGrath. This will be a Christmas memory for years to come! Mass will be held on December 24, 2019.

Donated by: Father Patrick E. McGrath, SJ

Live Auction BIG SKY'S THE LIMIT! A Luxurious Family Trip for Ten in Montana Gather your group of ten (10) for a Big Sky, Montana adventure. Enjoy seven (7) days, six (6) nights in the summer or fall in a luxury 4 bedroom, 3 bath stunning mountain cabin. Your group can take advantage of an array of adventures including hiking, biking, fly fishing, zip lining, rafting, horseback riding, paddle boarding or simply relaxing with a lakeside lunch at Moonlight Basin Club. Take the night off from meal prep as celebrity chef Justin Koller from Blue Smoke BBQ will work with you one evening to create the perfect menu for your exclusive inhome dinner party. Bask in the fresh air and beauty of Yellowstone National Park and the Gallatin-Custer National Forest. But that's not all! Four of you will head out to the links at The Reserve at Moonlight Basin. Moonlight Basin enjoys one of the most secluded, dramatic, and stunning locations there is for a mountain golf course. With ample acreage to use as a canvas, Jack Nicklaus crafted a design iconic of Big Sky Country. Included is a $500 dinner certificate for Chef Justin, $1,000 gift certificate for activities, certificate for foursome of golf at the Reserve, and passes for access to Moonlight Basin Club's non-golf activities. Dates to be mutually agreed upon in Summer/Fall 2019 or 2020.

Donated by: Jennifer and Danny O'Shaughnessy, Mary and Greg Shearson, Molly and Andy Goldberg '85, Sue and Peter Hendrick

Live Auction A Spot in the Lot! Here's your chance to get a coveted spot in the Loyola Academy Parking Lot. The parking lot is otherwise off limits to underclassmen, but this is your opportunity to "lawfully" park for the entire 2019-2020 school year and avoid the dreaded JUG!

Donated by: Loyola Academy

Live Auction The "CHANCE" of a Lifetime in Dublin, Ireland Get your brogue on as you prepare to travel to Dublin, Ireland! Four (4) of you will have the chance to personally meet Chicago's own Chance the Rapper at the Longitude Music Festival on July 5-7, 2019. You will enjoy three days of music featuring Chance, Cardi B, A$AP Rocky, Lil Uzi Vert, H.E.R. and many more! Once there, extend your trip and enjoy the sites in Dublin. Visit Trinity College, The Book of Kells and of course the famous Guinness Brewery! Slainte! Luxury hotel accommodations and airfare are included in this music lovers dream tour. The Luck of the Irish is in your favor when you get to meet Chance the Rapper! This package includes four (4) passes to the Longitude Music Festival, four (4) airline tickets and two (2) hotel rooms for three (3) nights in Dublin.

Donated by: Patrick Corcoran '08

Live Auction Pilgrimage to the Holy Land with Father McGrath Fifteen (15) lucky couples will join Father Pat McGrath, SJ on this ten (10) day inaugural Loyola Academy Community pilgrimage to Israel. He will help make scripture come alive as you explore the life of Jesus together. Israel is the cradle of our faith, and as a group, you will walk the roads that Jesus walked. This holy land gave birth to three major religions, and you will visit ancient sites that are sacred to Christians, Jews and Muslims and gain a true understanding of the way these three faiths have impacted each other. You will see where Jesus was born, lived and taught. You will walk the "Palm Sunday" road and the "Via Dolorosa" the way of sorrows that Jesus walked on his way to Golgatha. Renew your faith as you sing, pray, travel and celebrate mass together at sacred sites. You will travel to Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Sea of Galilee, Nazareth, Tiberias, Caesareaby-the-Sea, and Masada from February 27 - March 7, 2020 This package includes roundtrip airfare, sightseeing, a professional tour manager in Israel, biblical and archaeological experiences and five star hotels throughout the trip. You will travel by private airconditioned motor coach, and all admissions are included where applicable. Trip valid for February 27 - March 7, 2020.

Donated by: Friends of Loyola

Live Auction It's a Marvelous Night for a Sundance - Vacation Home The Silver Screen, the Stars and the Snow! The Sundance Film Festival is the ultimate gathering of original storytellers and audiences seeking new voices and fresh perspectives. This is an intimate opportunity to mingle with the stars and Hollywood elite! Your group of six (6) can plan a vacation of a lifetime at this fabulous four (4) bedroom (including one bunk room), three (3) bath French Country home, located in Provo, Utah, just minutes from the exclusive Sundance Resort. Your weeklong stay will take place during the internationally renowned film festival, showcasing new works of talented artists from around the globe. No worries about admission, screening access for your group will be taken care of with the provided Chase Sapphire ticket package. Not only will you have the chance to preview films and documentaries seen by only a select few but world-class skiing surrounds you at numerous nearby mountain slopes. This VIP viewing event will be topped off with a culinary experience like no other. Celebrity Chef Dean Hottle, a favorite of Robert Redford and owner of Snake Creek Grill, will prepare dinner in the home one night during your stay. Choose from delicious local fare such as red trout, cedar plank roasted salmon, or maple mustard BBQ ribs just to name a few. This trip is available for January 24 - January 31, 2020 for the Sundance Film Festival week. Included in this package are ten (10) tickets for movie premieres at the Sundance Film Festival and two (2) VIP access passes*, and a $1,500 gift card which can be used for pampering or wintertime fun. * Additional tickets to screenings are available to purchase through Sundance Film Festival in October 2019.

Donated by Sally and Tony McKerr '80, Monica and Larry Thuet, Wendy and Stephen Beard, Irene and Kevin Shaughnessy

Live Auction Calling all Coneheads and Wild and Crazy Guys! LIVE FROM NEW YORK, IT'S SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE FOR TWO! Remember when you weren't allowed to watch Saturday Night Live and your parents wondered how you knew Rosanne Rosannadanna? Did you go on your first date to Wayne's World? Were you a nerd like Stuart Smalley? Whether you are a friend of Pete Schweddy or Mary Katherine Gallagher, you will love being up close and personal to other Saturday Night Live characters while attending the live filming! Represent Chicago like Da Bears Superfans or Jake and Elwood. Two of you will be in the audience with the most sought after tickets in entertainment. Enjoy two nights in a premiere New York hotel, and take in all that the Big Apple has to offer! Disclaimer: Father Guido Sarducci cannot give you dispensation for attending! Includes two (2) tickets to SNL for the 2019-2020 season for a mutually agreed upon show and a two (2) night hotel stay for Saturday and Sunday in the heart of Manhattan.

Donated by: Wendy and Steve Beard, Michaela and Pete D'Arrigo, Catherine and Dan Sullivan '89, Sandy and Joe Walker, Heather Bolton and Jason Vedder

Live Auction Hole in One for Eight at Bandon Dunes Here is the golferâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s opportunity of a lifetime! Eight (8) of you will board your private Hawker 800 to head to the Oregon Coast where you will enjoy three (3) days of unlimited golf at Bandon Dunes. After traveling like a VIP on a private plane, your group can immerse yourselves in the traditions of a timeless game and the grandeur of Oregonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s rugged coast and sweeping, untamed shores that stretch for miles. Five (5) distinctly different courses have been conceived in harmony with the natural environment. They combine with all the essential elements to reveal a new golf experience every time you play. The soul of the game resides here. Players walk. And at the end of the day, gracious hospitality comforts each guest like a warm, friendly embrace. This package includes three (3) days of unlimited golf (greens fees) for eight (8) at Bandon Dunes/Pacific Dunes/Bandon Trails/Old MacDonald/Punchbowl, with two (2) nights lodging for eight (8) in Lily Pond rooms. Lily Pond's spacious rooms include a sitting area, fireplace, bathroom and private deck overlooking Lily Pond and the surrounding forest. Caddies, food and beverage to be purchased by winners. Golf must be played before July 10, 2019 or from October 20, 2019 - May 3, 2020, Sunday through Thursday. Air travel from either Midway or Chicago Executive Airport in Wheeling is available. Expires May 4, 2020

Donated by: Mike Keiser, Bandon Dunes Golf Resort, Yvette and Scott Finegan, Anne and Bob Pillion, Colleen and Mike Robson, Laura and Todd Cowen, Jen and Bill Gilroy, Families of OLPH, Families of Sacred Heart Winnetka

Live Auction â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;O Sole Mio â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Amalfi Coast Forever known as one of the most romantic and panoramic coast lines, your group of eight will enjoy a week of spectacular views, incredible cuisine and unforgettable historic experiences from your private villa overlooking the Mediterranean. Your completely renovated, beautiful home includes four bedrooms, a garden and terrace set among the coastal mountains with incredible views of the surrounding villages and the exquisite, jewel-colored ocean below. Your group will be welcomed each morning by an expertly prepared Italian breakfast, and a housekeeper who will ensure you can enjoy your stay in complete comfort. From the villa, you will have the opportunity to explore the area, either hiking or strolling through the picturesque towns. One day, your entire party will enjoy a full day boat excursion where you can explore the marvels of the Mediterranean Sea. Along the way, you may swim in the crystal blue waters, or discover the many hidden inlets and grottos. You will visit Capri and Anacapri and walk along the village streets. On another day, we have made special arrangement for a private driver and guide to accompany you to the ancient Roman town of Pompeii to explore one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world. After your adventures, on two separate evenings you will be welcomed home by a professional chef who will prepare a scrumptious, three-course Mediterranean feast for your entire party. This trip lasts seven nights, but your memories will last a lifetime. Restrictions: Please consider that it is very important to book your vacation within one month of the auction. Bookings are based on availability of accommodations and must be used by 1 year from date of purchase. There is no refund for unattended or guest-canceled services. This is a Saturday to Saturday stay.

Donated by: Donna and Jim Placio, Ashley and Tom Danis, Chris Novy '87, Julie and Carl Backer, Julie and Steve Fischer, Clare and Chris Rule '87, Christine and Rob Schultz, Andra and Mike Starshak '84 39

Exclusive Offerings

100. Batter Up at Wrigley This is a Cubs fan fantasy! Four (4) of you will get to walk onto Wrigley Field with MLB Umpire, Dan Bellino '96 before the team takes the field. After this one of kind experience, enjoy the game with four (4) tickets at the Club Box Level. Choose between the following games: -June 20, 2019 (Cubs vs Padres) -June 21, 2019 (Cubs vs Mets) OR -June 22, 2019 (Cubs vs Mets) Value: Priceless

Donated by: Dan Bellino, '96

101. Catch a Bulls Game with Bill Wennington Calling All Bulls Fans! Enjoy four (4) tickets to a Bulls game during the 2019-2020 season. Following the game, join three time NBA Champion and Chicago Bulls radio commentator, Bill Wennington on the United Center floor for a unique photo op. Afterwards, Bill will treat your group at the Billy Goat Tavern for refreshments and some post game chalk talk. Plus, take home this Chicago Bulls team autographed basketball. Tickets are in section 100 and are for a mutually agreed upon date. Restrictions: To be used during 2019-20 season. Date to be mutually agreed upon. Value: Priceless

Donated by: Anne and Bill Wennington

102. The Bears, a Box and Father McGrath Cheer on the Bears from the comfort of a well-appointed suite with our very own Bear fan, Father McGrath, SJ. You will receive four (4) tickets (which includes Father McGrath's) and a parking pass to a mutually agreeable game. Restriction: Game date to be mutually agreed upon. Value: Priceless

Donated by: The Dawson Family

103. Blue Devil Fan Club You and a guest will have the opportunity to see one of the best teams in the NCAA with these two (2) tickets to a mutually agreed upon ACC Duke home basketball game at Cameron Stadium during the 2019-2020 season. Take home this sweatshirt and hat this evening! Restrictions: Game date to be mutually agreed upon. Most ACC games will be available but a few including Duke-UNC, will be excluded. Expires May 2020. Value: Priceless

Donated by: Meredith and Mark McKinley

104. Chef Prepared Dinner by Inspired Catering & Events Gather your special group for an unforgettable dinner party in the West Loop. The customized meal will be prepared by renowned caterers, "Inspired Catering and Events" owned by Karen and Gina Stefani of the Stefani restaurant lineage. Chef Liz Tokarczyk will work with you to create a five (5) course dinner that will be paired with a fine wine selection and served by professional wait staff. Dinner will be held in a tasting room in Inspired Catering's West Loop location. Restrictions: Available Monday-Saturday. Some Friday and Saturday nights may be excluded during prime season. Not valid on holidays. Increase in guest count will result in additional charge. Gratuity not included. Expires May 4, 2020. Value: $2,800

Donated by: Inspired Catering & Events by Karen & Gina Stefani

105. Private Mass with Father McGrath What a beautiful memory this will be for family and friends! Celebrate a private Mass with LA's own beloved Father McGrath, SJ in your home or in Loyola Academy's St. Ignatius Chapel. Choose a special birthday, anniversary, or family event for this memorable occasion. Restriction: Expires May 4, 2020. Value: Priceless

Donated by: Father Patrick E. McGrath, SJ

106. Watch the Air and Water Show Like a VIP at Theater on the Lake VIP Treatment for Eight (8) people at the 2019 Air and Water Show at Theater on the Lake! Best seats in the house! Your day at the lake will begin at a table at the Theater on the Lake's Lakefront Lounge during the 2019 Chicago Air and Water Show. Package includes premium seating for eight (8), food and drink of the winner's choice on either Saturday, August 17th, or Sunday, August 18th. Table will be reserved from 10am-3pm for the lucky winning bidder. Theater on the Lake is a GORGEOUS historic building that offers breathtaking views of Lake Michigan and Chicago's skyline. It is the ideal place to watch the Air and Water Show and to enjoy amazing food and drink. Restriction: Choose from two dates: August 17 or August 18, 2019. Value: Priceless

Donated by: Maggie and John Wrenn

107. Best of Chicago Al fresco Dining Experience Enjoy these four (4) Tickets to the SOLD OUT Outstanding in the Field dining experience on Thursday, August 8th, 2019 at 4 pm, at City Farm in Chicago. City Farm is honored to work with James Beard award winning chefs Abe Conlon and Adrienne Lo for the sixth year. They will bring their creative take on Macanese cuisine and some of the most interesting flavors out to the field kitchen, a roving restaurant without walls. Outstanding in the Field is a traveling celebration of people and places and the origins of good food. A single long harvest table set in this extraordinary site with the Chicago skyline in full view. City Farm has been converting vacant lots into urban farms for over 30 years in a system of education and advocacy that's improving the self-sufficiency of the Chicago food community. Restriction: Tickets valid on August 8, 2019 only. Value: Priceless

Donated by: Friends of Loyola

108. New England Retreat on Martha's Vineyard A New England beauty! Relax for seven (7) nights in 2020 in this vacation home accommodating 10-12 people on Martha's Vineyard. Very private location on a oneacre lot only minutes away from beautiful ocean beaches. This home features four (4) bedrooms plus a one-bedroom carriage house apartment. The main house has a kitchen/dining area that opens to a large deck and private yard. Gather in the living room with brick fireplace and lots of natural light or in the finished basement with projection TV home theater and separate game room. There are two (2) master bedrooms in the house, one with a full bath, walk-in closet and flat screen TV on the main level and a spacious second master upstairs with a balcony, flat screen TV and gas fireplace. The house includes three (3) full baths, a powder room, outdoor shower, Wi-Fi and central air conditioning. Restrictions: Seven (7) night stay, Sunday to Sunday. Mutually agreed upon dates during 2020 (excluding July and August). Winner must set plans by December 31, 2019. No pets allowed. Expires December 31, 2020. Value: $4,500

Donated by: Peggy and George Pandaleon

109. Paradise Awaits in Kailua-Kona Time for a family trip to paradise! Your group of up to six (6) people will experience the luxurious Hawaiian lifestyle for seven (7) days, six (6) nights in this beautiful, private, three (3) bedrooms/three (3) bath villa on the Four Seasons Hualalai oceanfront property. This villa, located 15 minutes from the airport, has 2story breathtaking ocean and golf course views, a gourmet kitchen and a lovely lanai for dining al fresco. Two of the bedrooms have a king bed, and the third bedroom has two (2) double beds. Explore the Hualalai flowering gardens and oceanside pathways with two golf carts at your disposal. A resort concierge is available to assist with making reservations, whether golfing, tennis, dining or shopping. You will have access to the Four Seasons amenities, including pools, tennis facilities, state-of-the-art spa, pristine beach and the 18-hole, Jack Nicklaus Signature Hualalai Golf Course. The course winds over 7,100 yards, beginning in a lush oasis, onto brilliant fairways spotted with black lava, and finishing on dramatic seaside holes. Restrictions: Dates to be mutually agreed upon. Not available during Thanksgiving, Christmas, Loyola Academy Spring Break, or Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s weekend. If you plan your trip during off-peak weeks***, complimentary guest passes will be provided for your entire group, which will waive the Four Seasons daily guest fees. Whereas, during peak weeks, the Four Seasons charges a daily guest fee of $250 per guest and complimentary guest passes are invalid. ***Peak weeks include June 15 - August 23, 2019 and December 19 - January 3, 2020. Remainder of 2020 peak weeks are unpublished at this time. Value: $15,000

Donated by: Robin and Beecher Abeles

110. Put Your Toes in the Water in Vero Beach Escape to beautiful John's Island, Vero Beach, Florida for one week in this gorgeous, oceanfront three (3) bedroom, three (3) bathroom townhome. Enjoy your private pool and excellent golf courses in the area. Dates to be mutually agreed upon. Available May - November 2019. Also available April 2020. Restrictions: Expires May 4, 2020. Dates to be mutually agreed upon. Excludes holidays, spring break, May 17-19, 2019 and November 9-15, 2019. Value: $5,000

Donated by: Charlotte and Jim Shea

111. BMW Golf Championship - Green Coat Club Access Enjoy two (2) tickets to the BMW Golf Championship held at Medinah Country Club with Green Coat Club Access. Tickets are valid for Friday, August 16, 2019. This premium hospitality venue offers the most spectacular views of golf found on the PGA Tour with a first-class, executivelevel experience from the moment you and your guest arrive at the VIP Valet & Concierge. Green Coat Club Amenities: -VIP Valet Parking at Medinah Country Club -VIP Concierge with specialty cocktails -Four-top tables and mesh seating overlooking three holes -Stadium seating just feet from the players on the 14th green -Armâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s length from player walkway through the venue between the 14th green and 15th tee -Plush indoor seating for dining and mingling -Table service with personal attention -TVs with live tournament coverage -Premium food and beverage selections compliments of Gibsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Restaurant Group -Access to private, upscale restrooms for Green Coat Club patrons only -Daily pairings guides and programs delivered throughout the week Restriction: Tickets valid for Friday, August 16, 2019 only. Value: $1,600

Donated by: Viola and Gerry Meeham

112. Lake Michigan Dinner Cruise Relax on a summer evening to remember! Your group of ten (10) will cruise Lake Michigan on a summer evening aboard a fabulous boat "The Lake House" and take in the incomparable Chicago skyline. Cocktails and a delicious on-board dinner will be provided by your hosts. Watch the sun set along the horizon and enjoy the Navy Pier fireworks while taking in the glistening city lights. Restriction: Date to be mutually agreed upon for a Wednesday or Saturday between Memorial Day and Labor Day 2019. Value: $1,500

113. The Ultimate Newport Sip and Sail Experience Enjoy a weekend getaway to the seaside town of Newport, Rhode Island, during the Newport Mansions Wine & Food Festival. The Newport Mansions Wine & Food Festival returns to the spectacular Marble House lawn on September 21, 2019. There you will enjoy special events, celebrity appearances and a Grand Tasting with the chance to sample hundreds of wines from around the world and cuisine from two dozen local, regional and national chefs. Relax on your two (2) hour sailing cruise and top off your evening with dinner at the beautiful seaside Castle Hill Inn. This trip includes two (2) night hotel accommodations at the Attwater Hotel on September 20-22, 2019, two (2) VIP tickets to The Newport Mansions Wine and Food Festival on September 21, 2019, a two (2) hour sailing cruise from 12 Meter Charters and a $100 gift certificate for food and drinks at the beautiful seaside Castle Hill Inn. Value: $1,700

Donated by: Heather and William Burgess

114. Ventana Canyon Golf and Racquet Club in Tucson Explore the Sonoran desert landscape of the Santa Catalina Mountains with this golf and resort getaway in Tucson. This package includes two (2) rounds of golf for four (4) people at the two courses at Ventana Golf & Racquet Club and a two (2) night stay at The Lodge at Ventana Canyon in Tucson, Arizona, an AAA Four Diamond Property. Both golf courses are 18-Hole Championship courses designed by Tom Fazio. Restrictions: Expires June 2020. Based on availability. Value: $1,500

Donated by: Dr. and Mrs. James Burden

115. Dinner in the Principal's Office Charlie and Erin Heintz will host ten (10) guests for an intimate dinner in the exclusive wine cellar at the Glen View Club. This hidden gem is perfect for a candle lit private party with the Principal! Restrictions: Mutually agreed upon date. Expires May 4, 2020. Value: Priceless

Donated by: Charlie Heintz, Loyola Academy Principal, Michaela and Pete D'Arrigo

116. Blackhawks on the Glass A Hawks fan's ultimate night! The winning bidder will receive four (4) tickets "on the glass" at a Blackhawks home game for a mutually agreed upon date during the 201920 season. Enjoy the chance to bang on the glass and appreciate the speed and aggressiveness of the game as you hear the sounds of hockey at a whole new level. Tickets are in Section 114, Row 1. Tickets include a parking pass and Ketel One Club admission for four (4). The exclusive Ketel One Club at the United Center has a real behind-the-scenes feel, and it's a great place for Hawks pregame fun and an after the final horn celebration. The Ketel One Club is located backstage, adjacent to the talent corridor on the lower level and features contemporary American cuisine. Restriction: Date to be mutually agreed upon for 2019-20 regular season. Value: $2,200

Donated by: Jean and Dan Kotin

117. Ireland Home by the Sea Spend a week amongst the rugged Atlantic cliffs of Dunquin. This charming seaside home is located in the westernmost village of Ireland. The tip of the Dingle Peninsula, an area National Geographic describes as "one of the most beautiful areas on Earth," is where you will enjoy traditional Irish comfort amid the fresh sea air and views of the Blasket Islands. Looking for an active vacation with golf, hill trekking, fishing, and horseback riding? Or do you prefer exploring artist studios, discovering Irish writers, or listening to traditional music over a pint of Guinness? This home offers the best that Ireland has to offer. This 4 bedroom/2 bathhouse sleeps 6 comfortably. Restrictions: Expires July 15, 2020. Subject to availability, dates to be mutually agreed upon. Value: $6,000

Donated by: Ann and Frank O'Hara 50

118. Four Premium Seats on the Bears 50 Yard Line Bear down Chicago Bears! Four (4) of you will have the very best vantage point at Soldier Field with these Bears Club Level Box Seat Tickets on the 50 Yard Line at Soldier Field. Restriction: Tickets are for a mutually agreeable game in 2019-2020 season. Value: $3,000

Donated by: Friends of Loyola

119. This Will Float Your Goat Progressive Dinner for four (4) people at Little Goat, Girl & the Goat, and Duck Duck Goat. Begin your Goat Hop at Duck Duck Goat, where you will have a drink at the bar and sample the dim sum delights of Executive Chef Stephanie Izard. Next, hop to Girl & The Goat, where you will receive another round of drinks at the bar and sample more of Chef Izard's dishes. End your meal at Little Goat diner where you will enjoy a dessert and a nightcap. Restrictions: Expires May 4, 2020. Not valid on Fridays or Saturdays. Reserve 4-6 weeks before preferred reservation. Value: Priceless

Donated by: Boka Restaurant Group

120. Premium Graduation Package 2019 Best Seats in the House for the Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation! Don't miss this milestone! Enjoy six (6) Reserved Premium seats to Graduation 2019, on Saturday, May 25, AND three (3) Front Row Seats for the 2019 Baccalaureate Mass on Sunday, May 19. Note: These graduation tickets are in ADDITION to your allotted eight (8) seats. Value: Priceless

Donated by: Loyola Academy

121. Golf at Chicago Golf Club Experience tradition like no other course in the area. Enjoy a round of golf for three (3) at The Chicago Golf Club in Wheaton, IL, with member Gerry Maatman. Includes golf and caddie fees. The Chicago Golf Club is the first 18-hole golf course in North America. Founded by the first US Amateur champion, C.B. MacDonald, the Chicago Golf Club is one of the original five USGA clubs. If you are looking for links that have had a profound impact on golf in America, look no further than Wheaton, Illinois and The Chicago Golf Club. Restrictions: For a mutually agreed upon date in the 2019 season. Member must play in foursome. Greens fee and caddies included. Value: $1,000

Donated by: Erin Bourke and Gerald Maatman

122. Golf at Medinah Country Club Enjoy a round for three (3) at your choice of Medinah Country Club's courses, including the sought after course #3 with member Jim Jennings. Play like the pros. Home to this summer's BMW Championship and past host of the US Open, the Ryder Cup and the PGA Championship, Medinah's top-notch service is provided in a beautiful setting of one of the best-known courses in the world. After you play, head over to one of the most recognized clubhouses in golf. The Medinah clubhouse, an iconic structure designed by Richard G. Schmidt in the 1920s, continues to be both impressive and welcoming. Unwind from your round as you enjoy lunch in this elegant setting. Restrictions: For a mutually agreed upon date in the 2019 season. Member must play in foursome. Greens fees, caddies and lunch included. Value: $1,000

Donated by: Jim Jennings

123. Golf at Shoreacres Don't miss the chance to play at this world class, top rated golf course! Enjoy a round for three (3) with member, Will FitzSimons, on a mutually agreed upon date. Includes caddies and lunch. Shoreacres Club, located on the shores of Lake Michigan in Lake Bluff, IL, is unique and challenging with several ravines and creeks that come into play. With narrow, tree-lined fairways and fast greens which are heavily bunkered, accuracy at Shoreacres is as important as distance. Your lunch at the David Adler-designed clubhouse, set on the top of the bluff overlooking Lake Michigan, will be a special one. Restrictions: For a mutually agreed upon date in the 2019 season. Member must play in foursome. Greens fees, caddies and lunch included. Value: $1,000

Donated by: Lisa and William FitzSimons 53

124. Welcome to the Club - VIP Cubs Experience for 4 Amenities abound at the exclusive 1914 Club at Wrigley Field. A lucky group of four (4) will not only enjoy a high-end club experience, familiar to only a select few, but also have VIP seating behind home plate for the “I-94 Rivalry” with the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, August 3, 2019. Food and drinks are included with 1914 passes. Section AA20 Row 6, Seats 7-10. These are seats behind home plate with access to the 1914 Club. Restriction: Game date is Saturday, August 3, 2019 vs the Milwaukee Brewers. Value: Priceless

Donated by: Angie and Chris Tierney

125. Collectible Wines by Legendary Wine Makers Four (4) bottles of exclusive wines for the connoisseur: -2014 Silver Oak Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon (1.5 Liters) - Silver Oak Napa is one of the most recognizable wine names around the globe, and sets the standard for Napa Valley Cabernet. This magnum is easily drinkable for decades to come. -Barolo wines are notable for ethereal aromatics and a logic-defying palate of power and delicacy. Voerzio is a name notable for producing cult-like fandom amongst Barolo lovers who find those characteristics in his wines. The stunning Voerzio was rated 97 by Wine Advocate. -Peter Michael ‘Ma Belle-Fille’ Chardonnay 2016 Knight’s Valley, Sonoma County“Spectacular and intense...Generous in the mouth...Layered and seductive”. Peter Michael is the pedigreed producer of Knight’s Valley. All of his wines are consistently ranked among the very top California wines. -Penfolds Grange 1997 - The iconic Penfolds flagship wine made up of a Shiraz/Cabernet Sauvignon blend is considered the “First Growth” of Australia. Seamless and powerful, this wine is long-lived and highly collectible. Value: $1,870

Donated by: Families of St. Francis Xavier and St. Joseph Parishes, Monica and Larry Thuet, Wendy and Steve Beard 54

126. Whiskey Business - Pappy Van Winkle's Family Reserve 23 Indulge in a bottle of Pappy Van Winkle's Family Reserve 23 Year Straight Bourbon Whiskey (2009 Bottling) plus Ten (10) Pappy Van Winkle fermented cigars. Sit back, relax and read about Pappy Van Winkle and the Story of Old Fitzgerald with the family memoir by Sally Van Winkle Campbell. Sip and savor this very rare, limited edition bottle of Pappy Van Winkle's Family Reserve 23 Year Bourbon. Regarded as one of the finest bourbons in the world, it is extremely difficult to find due to its very low production and high demand. It was one of the last bottles produced in the original distillery where each barrel was carefully selected from the heart of the warehouse for an added three years of aging. This signature whiskey is best enjoyed neat so you can savor its uniqueness. Pair your Pappy Van Winkle bourbon with a box of 10 Toro size handmade premium Pappy Van Winkle fermented cigars, which are known to be well rounded and sophisticated, with body and a hearty expression. Value: Priceless

Donated by: Families of St. Francis Xavier, St. Joseph and St. Thomas of Canterbury Parishes

127. Welcome to Hollywood in Your Own Backyard Looking for a unique way to entertain your Rambler student and their friends? Look no further than the turnkey backyard movie extravaganza! This package includes everything you’ll need to throw the party of all outdoor parties. The lucky bidder will be movie-ready with a single 4-inch LCD panel for projection, a 120-inch screen and two 24 watt, wireless speakers for surround sound effect. You will be able to use your favorite streaming media device or connect with your smartphone or console if you choose to enjoy immersive gameplay in large screen format. Also included, for an optimal outdoor experience, is a reef blue YETI Tundra Haul portable wheeled cooler to keep your drinks ice cold on hot nights. And… to top off the ease, rent a popcorn machine, hot dog warmer or other party essentials with this $500 Hall’s Rental certificate. Parenting for parties doesn’t get any easier than this. Value: $1,500

Donated by: Friends of Loyola, Hall's Rental Service, Michaela and Pete D'Arrigo

128. An Evening of Friendship and Fare Gather your special group for an unforgettable evening of food and friendship. Executive Chef Chris Thompson from Coda di Volpe will prepare dinner for 10 people in your home on a mutually agreed upon date. Wine selections are included. Chicago restaurateurs Billy Lawless and Ryan O'Donnell '95 tapped Chef Thompson to head Coda di Volpe and the restaurant has quickly become a neighborhood classic. Create a menu with Chef Thompson, a California transplant, who brings his passion for the lesser-explored regions of Southern Italy to a dynamic menu of handmade pasta dishes and house cured meats. Restrictions: -Expires May 4, 2020. Food and Wine included. Excludes gratuity Value: Priceless

Donated by: Anna and Ryan O'Donnell '95

129. Walton Street Party for Ten Your party of ten will enjoy a special evening at Walton Street, one of Chicago's top dining destinations. Touted as having "great service, a cool vibe and outstanding food, and a lounge that has an intimate ambience, this has all of the makings of an unforgettable evening. Your dinner experience includes a cocktail reception in the Lounge before heading in to a chef's tasting dinner with wine pairings. This is the latest restaurant opened by Ballyhoo Hospitality, founded by LA Alum Ryan O'Donnell '95 and his wife Anna. Restrictions: Includes food and wine. Dates to be mutually agreed upon. Excludes gratuity. Value: $2,000

Donated by: Anna and Ryan O'Donnell '95

130. Raise a Glass (or A Paddle) DO NOT be left thirsty when the dinner bell rings and the Ramble Bar closes! Two (2) lucky bidders will each win a Pottery Barn Gold Bar Cart bursting with Premium Spirits and Mixers, Red and White Wine, Waterford Ice Bucket and Gold Cocktail Shaker set. This generously stocked bar cart will be rolled to your dinner table at the Ramble to enjoy during this year's Live Auction. When the celebration ends, this Abby oval bar cart from Pottery Barn can be used in your home as an entertaining piece or as a side table. Bidding will close promptly at 7:30 p.m. when guests are seated for dinner. This is a Ramble Night Only item - winner must be present to win. Restrictions: -TOP TWO BIDDERS ARE WINNERS! -THIS ITEM CLOSES AT 7:30PM. -MUST BE PRESENT AT THE RAMBLE on May 4, 2019 to win. Value: Priceless

Donated by: Wendy and Steve Beard, Michaela and Pete D'Arrigo, Catherine and Dan Sullivan '89, Sandy and Joe Walker

131. Kohler Golf Getaway Sneak away for championship golf and luxury accommodations at Destination Kohler. Enjoy three (3) rounds of golf at Kohler courses and a two-night stay at The American Club OR Inn on Woodlake. Golf Rounds at Kohler courses include: -One round per person on The Straits at Whistling Straits -One round on The River at Blackwolf Run -One round on your choice of The Irish at Whistling Straits or The Meadow Valleys at Blackwolf Run. In addition, your foursome will receive: -1/2 hour golf lesson with a Kohler Golf Academy instructor. -Complimentary green fees for replay golf, based on same-day availability on Meadow Valleyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s course and Irish course. Replay rounds may not be booked in advance. Golf car, caddie fees and gratuities not included. -Advance tee-time scheduling. -Daily bag storage, cleaning, locker and shoe service. -Complimentary use of the about GolfÂŽ Simulators at the Kohler Swing Studio & Golf Shop, located at The Shops at Woodlake. Time slots may only be booked the day of play. Included in golf rounds: -Golf cart fees at Blackwolf Run for four. -Four caddie fees on River and Meadow Valleys courses (does not include caddie gratuity). -Four caddie fees on The Straits and Irish courses (does not include caddie gratuity). Restrictions: Expires October 31, 2019. Based on course and resort availability. Value: $5,800

Donated by: OLPH Senior Families

132. Exclusive Golf in LA with Chris O'Donnell '88 Three of you will enjoy a round of golf with Loyola alum, Chris O'Donnell '88 at his exclusive club in sunny Los Angeles. This club has stunning views overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Your group can take in the sights and offerings of southern California while you are there. Includes: Golf for three with Chris O'Donnell at his exclusive private club on a mutually agreed upon date and time. Caddie fees $1000 Visa gift card for hotel or entertainment Value: Priceless

Donated by: Chris O'Donnell '88, Diane & Scott Graf, Alissa & Thomas King

133. Long Weekend in Longhorn Country Austin is the live music capital of the world. Begin your four (4)-night Texas vacation in this city that boasts vibrant entertainment and culture, inspiring cuisine and stunning outdoor settings with two nights at the luxurious Fairmont Hotel, located in the heart of the city. Enjoy a gourmet dinner at the acclaimed Olamaie. Move on to San Antonio where you will enjoy the sights, sounds and tastes of the beautiful River walk, across from the famous Alamo, and in walking distance of the Hyatt Regency San Antonio, where you will spend two nights. Includes certificate for a two (2) night stay in a standard room at the Hyatt Regency in San Antonio, a $750 certificate for Fairmont Hotels and $250 gift certificate for Olamaie. Hyatt Regency Restrictions: Not valid on New Year's Eve, during Fiesta Week or River Lighting Parade. Reservations required at least two (2) weeks in advance. Expires May 4, 2020. Value: $1,600

Donated by: Angela and Chris Tierney, Hyatt Regency San Antonio 60

134. Gourmet Seafood Four-Course Dinner For Ten in Your Home Invite your friends and create a one of a kind seafood dinner in your home. With the help of Wolfgang Puck, trained and current Fortune Fish and Gourmet's Corporate Chef, Martin Wallner, you and your guests will enjoy a four (4) course meal designed especially for you. Restrictions: Date to be mutually agreeable. Includes food. Gratuity not included. Value: $1,000

Donated by: Sean Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Scannlain, Fortune Fish & Gourmet

135. Four Elite 8 Tickets for March Madness 2020 You and three friends will be there to take in all of the action of March Madness live from one of the four locations hosting the tournament in 2020. Includes: Four (4) Elite 8 Tickets for March Madness 2020. March location and dates to be determined. Value: Priceless

Donated by: Megan and Dan Curran

136. Bohemian Rhapsody Live! Four (4) "Band Hold" tickets to Queen and Adam Lambert on Friday August 9th, 2019 at the United Center. "Rhapsody Tour" founding members of Queen Brian May and Roger Taylor team up with Adam Lambert to perform, following the success of the film Bohemian Rhapsody. Don't worry about driving, a limo will take you there and get you home. Seats will be at the premium level with exact location released closer to the performance date. Winner will be contacted by donor with ticket info in the summer. Includes $400 gift certificate for limo/chauffeur services from Smart Cars included. Value: $1,200

Donated by: Karen and Michael Melbinger, Susie and Bert Getz

137. Luck Be a Lady - New York City Getaway for Four Pack your bags because you and three friends are taking on New York! Enjoy a one-night stay in New York where you will head to ABC with four (4) VIP tickets to the studio taping of Live with Kelly and Ryan. Who knows, maybe you will win the Grow For It Travel Trivia game during the taping! Enjoy the latest in pop culture, music and personal stories as Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest discuss what's going on in their lives and the world. Head over to one of the Big Apple's hippest hot spots, Toro. Toro is NY owned and operated by James Beard Award-winning chefs Ken Oringer and Jamie Bissonette, with partner Will Malnati. To cook like the best, you need to learn from the best. You will take part in Paella 101, an all-inclusive experience including wine, charcuterie and the expertise you need to bring paella-cooking skills home to your own kitchen. Restrictions: Kelly and Ryan Restrictions: Expires November 29, 2019 Must submit four (4) dates at least three (3) weeks prior Paella 101 Experience Includes: Paella Demo- One of our talented chefs will be demonstrating and teaching you how to create a paella from scratch! You'll also get to sample the finished Paella. House Wine, Sangria or Beer - 2 glasses per guest are included in the experience. Any additional beverages will be charged on consumption that evening. Charcuterie & Cheese Boards-A chef-selected board of our jamones, cheeses & accoutrements will be presented for you to snack on throughout the demo. Any additional food or beverage will be charged a la carte the night of. Toro and Paella 101 Restrictions: - Expires May 4, 2020. Reservations are accepted from Monday - Thursday evenings at or before 6:30pm on a first come, first serve basis. Package includes $1,000 Visa gift care for one-night hotel stay or other entertainment. Value: Priceless

Donated by: Friends of Loyola, Jeanne, Marc and Will Malnati, Live with Kelly and Ryan, Liz and Larry Keefe '87 63

138. The Suite Life at Wrigley Field's 1914 Club The ultimate Cubs fan experience! Your party of four (4) has tickets to a Cubs game on the third base line. Enjoy exclusive access to one of only eight (8) private Bunker Suites below home plate within the 1914 Club. Skip the hot dogs this game and indulge in the unlimited premium food and beverages included in this package. Go Cubs Go! Restriction: Game is on a mutually agreed upon date during the 2019 season. Value: $3,000

Donated by: Friends of Loyola

139. A Blackhawk "50" Tribute Calling all Blackhawk fans! Your group of four (4) will be going to a 2019-2020 regular season Blackhawks game with these 100-level tickets. That is not all...your group will have a post-game meet and greet with one of the stars. Tonight, the lucky winning bidder will take home this signed Cory Crawford #50 jersey, in honor of Loyola's 50th Ramble. Go Hawks! Restriction: Winners will be given a list of games that are available to choose from. Available games are at the discretion of the Chicago Blackhawks and subject to availability. Value: $1,700

Donated by: Chicago Blackhawks

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