Marian Matters (Winter 2017)

A MAGAZINE FOR MARIAN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI, FAMILY, AND FRIENDS

Winter 2017

Marian Matters

Servant Leaders:

THE GIFT

of Dominican Preaching

Teaching Scholars with a Soul

Marian Catholic’s

33rd appearance in the Bands of America Grand National Finals featured a program based on Kintsugi, the ancient Japanese art of repairing damaged objects with gold.

The flaw is seen as a unique piece of the object’s history, which adds to its beauty. Something to remember when we feel broken and need the boundless mercy of God.

A Message from President Vince Krydynski Preaching from the Pulpit of our Lives The Dominican Order is built on a foundation of four pillars: prayer, study, preaching, and community. Marian Catholic celebrates one pillar each year so that when students graduate, they leave with a deeper understanding of the four cornerstones of the Dominican charism.

This year we celebrate the 800th anniversary of the founding of the Dominican Order.

We unite this year with all Dominicans under the pillar of preaching. As Dominicans, we are called to “preach from the pulpit of our lives.” In solidarity with all Dominicans, this issue of Marian Matters explores some of the ways Marian Catholic answers that call and how we as faculty, staff, students, and alumni preach from the pulpit of our lives. You will find that each voice is different. Some are loud and distinct. Some are soft and more difficult to discern.

You will notice that our pulpits vary greatly. I hope this issue inspires you to find and recognize our shared message, regardless of the voice or pulpit – God’s unbridled love reflected in us and through us.

Thank you to all those who have used their pulpit to form Marian Catholic by shaping the lives of thousands of young men and women. For those who continue to preach from their pulpit, “…may God the Holy Spirit enlighten us and give us all we need. Eyes to see with, ears to hear with, hands to do the work of God.” May each of us preach like a Dominican today!

Dominican Preachers The Legacy of Dave Mattio Fall Athletics Jason Benetti Shares Life Lessons

Marian Catholic Service Club: Faith in Action

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Reunions Veritas I

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Legacy Pathway

Alumni Spotlight: Michael Cavalieri '95

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Alumni Notes

Alumni Spotlight: Tim LaVelle '13

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Remembered Report of Annual Giving Marian Fund

ON THE COVER: Dominican Preacher Amir Ghazaleh '17, proclaims the Word at

Marian Catholic’s Mass of the Holy Spirit on September 13.

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LIVING THE FOUR PILLARS: Dominican Preachers Lead by Example The heart of Marian Catholic’s Mission can be found in our Dominican Identity. A pursuit of Truth built upon the “Four Pillars”of Prayer, Study, Community, and Preaching is as central to the life of a Marian Catholic student as it is to the entire Dominican Order.

As we celebrate our Dominican values in the Marian Catholic community, we also celebrate with the Dominicans as they commemorate the 800th anniversary of their founding. Their rich and extensive history reminds us that Marian Catholic High School is part of a bigger story that extends to all parts of the world.

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Marian Catholic has always held strong to the Dominican values “I am so grateful I had the in our actions and mission, but has not always been vocal about opportunity to serve as a Preacher. telling the story. The presence of the Dominican Sisters ensured that these values were lived and taught, even if they were not I remember attending the expressly named. With the Sisters passing the torch to laypeople, conference and thinking I had it became clear that they could not be the only ones to embody this discovered a whole new world!”

Mission, and that the entire Marian Catholic community had to gain a deeper appreciation for our Dominican values.

JUSTIN THIRSTRUP '08 Marian Catholic did not face this challenge alone. Multiple Dominican communities crafted the idea of a gathering for high schools to learn about the history and values of the Dominican Order by life – their relationship with God. engaging students with the Dominican However, it is not about making a charism. Subsequently, the first annual school wide impact with just my words Dominican High School Preaching alone. That’s why there are four other Conference was held in the summer of Preachers. Being able to work at an 1999. Students who attend the preaching interpersonal level with four great conference are given a unique look at the individuals not only inspires me to gift that unifies their schools. This shared explore and develop my relationship Dominican charism unites students from with God, but encourages me to reach across the country, including attendants out to others and remind them of the from Australia this past summer. Over the presence of God among us.” Andrea years, the conference has had hundreds and the other Preachers help share the of participants; Marian Catholic has experience of a relationship with God been involved from its inception. through prayers at the beginning and One of the results of the conference the end of each school day, speaking at was the creation of the Dominican all school prayer services, and sharing Preaching program. This program the Dominican charism with their peers. recognizes rising seniors who attend the Camila Flores added, “As a conference where they are challenged Dominican Preacher you become a Current Dominican Preachers to take what they learn and share it with voice for the school. We are someone seniors Joseph Narcissi, Amir Ghazaleh, their own community in a leadership role. that students may listen to more than an Andrea Nowakowski, Camila Flores, Through its development at Marian adult who’s preaching at them, because Kyndal Fletcher, and Marian Catholic’s Catholic, today’s Preachers come to we are preaching with them. We are Director of Campus Ministry, serve as student faith leaders. All students students that are in their position and Justin Thirstrup '08. are invited to apply to be a Dominican who are going through what they’re Preacher. Final selections are made, going through. By no means are we based in part, on teacher recommenperfect, but we are able to preach dations, a student’s willingness to serve, God’s word in a relatable manner.” as well as an openness to spiritual movement in their lives. The 4-6 Dominican Preacher Kyndal Fletcher conveyed her sentiments Marian Catholic students who are chosen each year, take on various by saying, “Preaching is about learning from your own life as well, roles in Campus Ministry helping to plan prayer services, design knowing that your mistakes have helped you grow and your future is and lead workshops at class retreats, and promote service projects. for you to decide, with God guiding you toward the life you deserve.

Justin Thirstrup '08 serves as the Director of Campus Ministry Preaching has been about kindness, learning, and teaching, but at Marian Catholic, and was a Dominican Preacher during his primarily about love.” senior year. “I am so grateful I had the opportunity to serve as Dominican values and identity have been a cornerstone of a Preacher,” Thirstrup comments. “I remember attending the Marian Catholic since its founding. The love that started with conference and thinking I had discovered a whole new world! the Dominican Sisters has now become a love that all members of Even in the summer of 2007, we did not express our Dominican the Marian Catholic community embody and share. The great identity as well as we do now. To give you an example, the conference Dominican Saint Catherine of Siena implores us, “If you are what was the first time I had ever heard the Dominican Blessing. you should be, you will set the world on fire!” Since 1958, thousands Today, our students recite that prayer at the end of every day.” of Marian Catholic students have discovered what God has called The role of a Dominican Preacher at Marian Catholic them to be as they go out into the world to share their gifts and continues to grow. Current Preachers, seniors Kyndal Fletcher, talents. In recent years, Marian Catholic has helped our students Camila Flores, Amir Ghazaleh, Joseph Narcissi, and Andrea realize that this is the true meaning of preaching, and that it is a Nowakowski, understand the importance of their responsibilities. vocation we are all called to. The expression may be unique for Andrea Nowakowski commented, “Being a Preacher can be an each of us, but the message of God’s Truth and Love is always the intimidating job because we are expected to help lead the school same. For 800 years, Dominicans have embodied this ideal and so (with what should be) the most important relationship of their too, at Marian Catholic High School, the preaching continues.

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Reflections of the ENDURING LEGACY of Coach Dave Mattio

By Allen Marazas, Contributing Writer

When President Vince Krydynski sent Marian Catholic faculty and staff an email on Sept. 7, sharing the news of the passing of Dave Mattio, the school’s highly esteemed football coach and athletic director, he referred to Dave as one of the “pillars of Marian Catholic” and rightfully so.

Krydynski wrote, “Marian Catholic has…. Individuals (who) are the foundation of who we are and who we strive to be. They support us and sustain us in ways we may never know.”

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since we were in high school together and fellow teachers at Marian Catholic for over 40 years. He was never able to teach me much about sports, but he did teach me volumes about working with the young men and women I taught during those years.

He showed me how honesty, integrity, dedication, respect, hard work and yes, even love for my students, were more important that the subject I taught. Whenever we met, he always had a smile, a word of encouragement and usually a question about how things were going with me or my family.

He cared and helped me to realize the absolute importance of caring.

Dave Mattio set a tone for being the best you can be as a friend, colleague, teacher, and mentor. There is little doubt his leadership and example led hundreds of students to excel in life on and off the field, including Tim Kelly '04, Andy DeLaurentis '93, Tim Swanson '86, Mike Bruni '85, and Mark Talamonti '74. Each of these Marian Catholic alumni recently reflected on the influence Dave Mattio had on them as athletes and individuals. Their stories follow.

Tim Kelly '04, played football for Coach Mattio and is currently in his third year as Offensive Quality Control Coach for the NFL’s Houston Texans. Tim’s brother Dennis '08, currently plays for the Tennessee Titans after four seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles.

“First and foremost, I can honestly say that I couldn’t be any more fortunate than I was by having Coach Dave Mattio as my football coach. (He) demanded the very best

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out of you, but would still make you feel loved and cared for. His players would run through a wall if they knew that’s what coach wanted. There are so many lessons that have stuck with me as I have graduated from the halls of Marian and moved on in both my professional and personal life, but none more important than that one – treat people with love. The man loved Marian Catholic and the kids that went to school there – no matter if you played for him, were a cheerleader, a wrestler, a member of the band, or if you had an interaction with the ‘large object in the room,’ he always found a way to make your day better.”

“I believe the best way for me to (convey) the principles he taught us is to list them: • Be on time.

• You can’t run away from issues; you need to meet them head on. Looking back, this is one of the more powerful principles he instilled in me. You have a problem, figure it out! Don’t avoid it, and don’t ask for other people to figure it out for you.

• Losing was unacceptable. The only thing worse than a Monday practice after a loss was a Monday practice after a sloppy win.

• If you are prepared, you have no reason to be nervous. Coach would do whatever he could to make sure we were prepared each and every Friday.

• Don’t do anything to embarrass him, yourself, your family or this football program. This was said after every game – win, lose or draw in the old gym.”

“There are a million more memories and lessons that come to mind when thinking about Coach Mattio. I am very lucky to have had such an inspirational person in my life.

There is no question that I would not be where I am today, as a person or a coach, if it weren’t for him.”

Andy DeLaurentis '95, who played offensive guard on Marian Catholic’s 1993 State Championship team, returned to Marian after college as an assistant varsity coach for Coach Mattio. DeLaurentis continues to coach and teach English, and is active in several areas of the Marian Catholic Community.

“Dave’s influence on me as his player was lesson after lesson in personal pride, goal setting, responsibility, hard work, dedication and more weight lifting than I thought possible. None of this was browbeaten into us; it’s what you did because that’s what it takes to win, and Dave wanted you as an individual to succeed. He loved – loved – to see his players work hard for success or at least give their best effort in doing so. Dave had the expectation that you work hard for him and he will work hard for you, and real athletes know that, in the long run, your hard work will pay off. Often that payoff was just Dave saying (in that voice of his), ‘Well done!’ ’’ “Dave’s influence carried into my coaching career with him. Dave put coaching in perspective for me. He once mentioned that working hard as a coach is unforgiving, but he added, ‘You do it for the kids. They deserve your hard work.’ It’s an interesting inversion of the traditional coach-player model wherein the coach believes that the players must work hard for him and the outcome of the game is based on player performance rather than coaching leadership, proper practice and game planning. I am still coaching at Marian and that philosophy still resonates with me.”

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exercise or the competition. If someone had said that this is what you will learn, I would have laughed and said never in 35 years.

Well, it’s 35 years later and I know what I’ve learned can never be repaid in dollars, only repaid in time with others teaching them what I learned from my coach and friend, Dave Mattio.”

“I always found it interesting that Dave was obsessed with the challenge of the game and competing within it. He was never obsessed with winning because there was no selfishness in Dave. He allowed the players their wins, and all the losses were the burden of the coaching staff. Win or lose, he coached because he loved the game and its nuances, the camaraderie, the young men, and the challenges each presented to him.

Dave believed that if you’re coaching for the right reasons and in the right way, winning takes care of itself. To Dave, winning was a pleasant offshoot of hard work and intense competition. He was and is still correct.”

Tim Swanson '86, played for Coach Mattio as a student athlete, and then returned to help Dave coach the Spartans for several seasons, including the 1993 State Championship season.

Tim is currently an assistant varsity football coach at Joliet Catholic Academy.

“Dave taught (me) many things throughout our friendship: how to be understanding as a coach, how to work to be a good teammate as a player, how to take ownership in my decisions, and to work hard for what you want in life. All things my parents instilled and Dave reinforced. He helped me understand what ownership was and how to bring kids together for a common goal.

Dave took average kids and made (us) so much more because we believed in what he said and no matter how difficult the task, we all worked together to make sure we were successful. To him, being successful wasn’t always about winning, but making sure we learned the lesson through the

Michael Bruni '86, started on the sidelines for Coach Mattio when he was still in grade school as a ball-boy. He played varsity for Dave for three seasons, and returned to Marian Catholic to work with his former coach from 1994-1998. Bruni is a partner with Hub Philanthropic Solutions, a full-service fundraising and not-for-profit consulting practice serving the Chicagoland area.

“During a relationship/friendship that spanned over 40 years, I learned a great deal from Dave Mattio, but (nothing more important) than the following.”

“One day, while working at Marian during Christmas break, the building was empty and the students were on vacation.

Dave and I found ourselves in Sister Mary Paul’s office (Marian Catholic’s former Principal and first President) discussing some business. After we finished our discussion, Dave and I left, walking toward our respective offices through the empty halls.

I made what seemed to be a benign comment saying, ‘Isn’t it nice when the students are gone and everything is so quiet?’ Immediately, I knew I was going to get a lesson from Dave as he stopped in his tracks, put his hand on my shoulder and said in his ‘teacher’ voice, ‘This school is at its BEST when the students are here…

THEY are the reason why we’re here… they are our purpose. What’s your purpose?’

I was 29 years old, but immediately felt like I was 16 again and had just missed my block. The Coach was still coaching.

To this day, I remember his question, ‘What’s your purpose?’ He was totally committed to the students at Marian, regardless of whether they played for him or not. The advancement of students was his purpose and he lived it every day he came to work. It’s a question we should all ask ourselves and every day I focus on my ‘purpose.’ I’m better because of Dave, as so many of us are.”

Mark Talamonti '74, graduated three years after Dave returned to Marian Catholic as a history teacher and Assistant Varsity Football Coach. Talamonti is now a distinguished oncological surgeon and Chairman of Surgery at Northshore University and Vice Chairman of Surgery at the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine. He was one of the physicians who treated Dave during his illness.

“For those who played and worked with Coach Mattio during the last 30 years, he was much like a father figure. He was tough, but fair, and he really cared about the welfare and development of his players and coaches.

But for those of us who played for him when he first arrived as an assistant coach at Marian in the 70’s, he was more like a big brother and a role model for the kind of person you aspired to become. He was a Chicago Heights legend back in the day when the Chicago Heights Star was read more frequently than the downtown Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun-Times. We sometimes forget what a tremendous athlete and student Coach Mattio was during his days at Marian.

Before there was Walter Payton and Michael Jordan for the grade school kids in Chicago Heights, there was Dave Mattio.

When he came back to Marian in 1971, we all considered it an honor and privilege to play for him. He was as competitive and fiery then as he was when he was a player.

It wasn’t uncommon to see him pick up a basketball and scrimmage with us when he was coaching. Yet, as time went by, he became a trusted and valued friend to each of his former players from that era. And that will be how I will always remember him and why I will miss my friend.”

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This is what should be remembered most about Dave Mattio, not the number of athletes he sent to the NFL, not his career won-loss record, not the number of conference championships, or even that he coached a team to a state championship. Rather, what everyone should remember about Coach Mattio is the positive impact he had on the lives of thousands of student athletes that he coached and mentored by preaching from the pulpit of his life. THAT IS HIS LEGACY.

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Volleyball Marian Central Catholic got the best of Marian Catholic during the regular season and has an East Suburban Catholic Conference crown to show for it. But on Nov. 12, at Illinois State University’s Redbird Arena, the Spartans of Marian Catholic got the Women’s Volleyball title they really coveted.

Led by sophomore standout Temi Thomas-Ailara and a tremendous supporting cast, Marian stunned the defending state champion Hurricanes to claim the IHSA Class 3A State Championship. The Spartans (32-9) prevailed, 25-22, 22-25, 25-22 to hand Marian Central just its second setback in 42 matches.

“We were a talented bunch at the beginning of the year, but not a state champion team,” explained Marian Catholic Coach Ryan Summers, who also led the Spartans to a fourth-place trophy in his inaugural campaign in 2011. “We were beaten by several teams, most of them ranked in the

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“ Sticking to the principles you would expect from a Marian athlete, we came together and simply outworked, out-hustled, out-improved and eventually outplayed our opponents.”

RYAN SUMMERS, MARIAN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL COACH

state or even the nation. Undaunted by early setbacks, we were ever-focused to improve as individuals and improve as a team. Sticking to the principles you would expect from a Marian athlete, we came together and simply outworked, out-hustled, out-improved and eventually outplayed our opponents.”

The team concluded the year with a school-record 18-match winning streak.

The state crown joins other Marian Catholic team champions in football (1993), baseball (2012), and girls basketball (2013). It was that strong

tradition that initially drew Ryan Summers to Marian Catholic.

“Six years ago, I sat down for an interview with (the late Athletic Director) Dave Mattio,” Summers explained. “At that time all I knew about Marian was it had a strong academic reputation and it would have been my high school had we not moved when I was in junior high. As Dave spoke, you could see the pride and love he had for the school. He regaled me with stories about Marian and the great culture and great history that Marian has.”

“Marian has excellence in so many areas and such a great culture, it deserves to have the same in volleyball.

I vowed to him that if he chose to give me the opportunity, I would not stop until Marian volleyball would return to its earlier culture so that he could be as proud of this sport as he is the rest of the school.”

Mission accomplished. ThomasAilara saw to that in the title match with a blistering 18 kills and nine digs. Senior Jordan Piekarski added 18 assists, while senior Ashley Sledge collected six kills and senior Rachel Churilla chipped in 12 digs.

“The team exemplified Marian at its best putting the needs of others and the team before themselves,” Summers said.

“They understand the value of hard work and teamwork. They know how to learn from those before them and how to teach those coming afterward.

Most will play at the college level and all will be examples of the academic and athletic excellence that Marian Catholic is known for. Thanks to them, a promise to a great man has been kept.”

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Golf

Swimming

Marian Catholic excelled in Golf with representatives in both the men’s and women’s state tournaments. Senior Mira Nicpon captured 39th place at women’s state in Decatur and junior Alec Thompson was 91st in the men’s state tourney in Normal.

In Women’s Swimming, senior Mae Van Beest made the state grade, as she timed 24.46 in the 50-yard freestyle to qualify through the Lincoln-Way Central Sectional. Battling several larger schools, the Spartans earned seventh place as a team in the sectional. Van Beest went on to finish 32nd at state.

Cross Country Cross Country had a record-setting campaign, as two girls represented the Spartans as the first multiple qualifiers at the IHSA state level. Senior Kelly Mindak capped an outstanding career with a 64th-place finish and freshman Samantha Barrett earned 54th place. The tandem qualifiers broke a 12-year string without a women’s state qualifier for Marian Catholic.

“ This year we were fortunate to have two state qualifiers,” longtime Coach Tim Sovereign praised. “What is overshadowed by this is just how well they finished at the sectional meet, both finishing in the Top 10.”

“When individual success becomes a habit, that translates into team success. That’s what we hope for in the future. I think this season pointed us in the right direction.”

Both Marian Catholic runners broke the previous school record for three miles. On the team level, both the men’s and women’s teams qualified for sectional competition.

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JASON BENETTI

Shares Life Lessons

By Allen Marazas, Contributing Writer

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When the Marian Catholic High School student body filed into the West Gym on Oct. 3 to hear a presentation by White Sox TV home play-by-play announcer Jason Benetti, it would probably be safe to say that most of them didn’t know exactly what to expect. Regardless of their expectations, or lack thereof, what they heard was a lesson in the opportunity and wonder of surprise.

Benetti drove home that point and others, as he spoke about respecting the differences in people and not making judgments about people until you know them.

Underscoring that theme was the fact that Benetti was born with a lung disorder and ultimately was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, a neurological disorder that affects muscle coordination, movement and balance, hardly the beginning one would expect for a successful career in sports announcing.

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Marian Catholic alumna Emily Joria '10, Digital Content Coordinator for the Chicago White Sox, accompanied Jason Benetti on his visit to Marian Catholic.

Benetti’s presentation was well received as evidenced by the standing ovation he received at the conclusion of his remarks.

Immediately after, a number of students came forward to speak to Benetti and shake his hand. One of those who approached him was Sophomore Andrew Yock.

Yock said that he was impressed with Benetti’s encouragement of curiosity, of asking questions to learn more about other people and not letting others define you.

Yock remarked that Benetti’s belief that you should create your own reality and not allow others to limit your self-image, goals, or success seemed like something he could use in his own life. But when he approached Benetti after the presentation, Yock said they talked about baseball and the White Sox even though Yock is a Cubs fan, a fact he did not share with Benetti.

Senior Connor O’Hare also spoke with Benetti following the presentation.

They too talked mostly about baseball.

O’Hare said he was impressed by Benetti’s willingness to accept constructive criticism and how he actually sought out critiques from professionals at the beginning of his career even though the critiques were not always flattering. Benetti’s persistence and work ethic also made an impression on O’Hare.

Jason Benetti brought a message of inclusion and acceptance to Marian Catholic reinforcing the Marian philosophy of creating a “....Christian atmosphere in which students can develop relationships based on trust, respect, and appreciation of individual gifts.” (Marian Catholic Philosophy adopted January 1977)

Marian Catholic Service Club

FAITH IN ACTION

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mpactful preaching doesn’t always take the form of words.

For members of Marian Catholic’s Service Club, their message of care and concern is expressed through actions. Led by Joy Chase, Director of Student Services, and Megan Springer '03, Guidance Counselor, the Service Club is a voluntary student organization comprised of scholars with a soul who have a desire to give back to Marian Catholic and the community.

Projects range from smaller, afterschool activities like collecting cases of water for Flint, Michigan, to all-day, off-campus events. On a scheduled day off in October, several Marian Catholic students traveled to Trinity Lutheran Church in Tinley Park to share their time and talents with Feed My Starving Children. Joined by 40 other students from schools around the area, Marian Catholic Service Club volunteers packed bags of nutritional food mix to feed malnourished children around the world.

Over 50 boxes of 36 packets of food were filled within two hours, enough to feed 51 children for a year.

Marian Catholic’s Service Club focuses on local projects as well, such as packaging cookies and thank you notes for area police officers and fire fighters. Service Club students also partner with South Suburban PADS (Public Action to Deliver Shelter) on a monthly basis to assist those in need in Chicago’s south suburbs. Recently, students stayed after school to cook a meal for shelter guests that included chicken casserole, vegetables, and a sweet treat of brownies.

The meal was served the next day to men, women and children at St. Lawrence O’Toole Parish, one of PADS shelter locations. Up next for the Service Club, a blood drive in January.

St. Dominic said “Be learned. Take the preaching task seriously.” Through their efforts, members of Marian Catholic’s Service Club are learning much about preaching and the sharing of Dominican values with those they encounter in the world around them. It’s a task they take very seriously.

Members of Marian Catholic’s Service Club packed bags of nutritional food for distribution through Feed My Starving Children.

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CLASS REUNIONS 1971

The Class of 1966 Celebrates 50 Years

Members of the class of 1966 spent Oct. 21 and 22 reconnecting, reminiscing, and renewing friendships during their 50th Reunion Weekend. The commemorative event began Friday evening with a Welcome Home Reception in Marian Catholic’s Library and Mark A. Altman '66 Memorial Garden. Over 88 graduates enjoyed Aurelio’s Pizza and tours of their alma mater. The celebration continued the next day with Memorial Mass in the Chapel followed by a festive evening at Olympia Fields Country Club with 116 individuals in attendance. It was a weekend to remember!

TOP LEFT: Janet (Boyle) Kane '72, Kerry Yates, Debbie (Boyle) Yates TOP RIGHT: Bill Riley talking to Jeanette (Sopkiewicz) Marchese with

Nena (Spens) Miller in the background

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1976

Class of 1966 Reunion Committee Karen Hoedl Alletto Joan Beck Claudio Cerulli Kate Clancy Patti Stanfa Denton Mary Kelly Durkin Mary Jane Griffin Grabowski Peter Kelly Bernadette Coatar Kramer Dave Mattio Jim McDonald

Janice Rosati Meno Luke Pascale Ken Peters Jean Rasmussen Liese Ricketts Andy Ross Augie Spalla Linda Pepper Higgins Spoleti Mary Kay Stark Barb DeMaat Stroming Michael Welsh

TOP LEFT: Denise (Qunell) Turner, Karen (Vasek) Kuersten, Bonnie (Bijak) Norush,

Pamela (Wichman) Jones

TOP RIGHT: Jayne Lustig, Roseann (Klyczek) Brisske, Mary Lou (Manzardo) Roche

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1981

TOP LEFT: Trisha (Glomb) Ladner, Michelle (Weaver) Klupchak,

Laurie (Hinrichs) Klupchak

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1996

TOP RIGHT: Kristin (Harold) Troutman and Corina (McCarty) Davis

2006

TOP LEFT: Andrew Janola, Kellie West, Matthew Gornick TOP RIGHT: Chiblie Coleman, Whitney Knight, Stephanie Erazo

TOP LEFT: Eileen Tubridy, Ben Reyes

Anne (Pignatiello) Baader, Leigh Skinner-Anderson, Nanette (Triplett) Stokes

Diane (Brown) Prior, Ann McMann-Kotze

TOP LEFT: Kathy Helm-Lewis and Kim Urbanek

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TOP RIGHT: Christine (Denbow) Sapato, Liseann (Fusinski) Sneddon,

TOP RIGHT: Maureen (Smyth) Daugherty, Vince “Rusty” Krydynski,

1991

CLASS REUNIONS

TOP LEFT: Dominique (Dandridge) Lear, Levi Gathing, Andrea Greene TOP RIGHT: Stasia Bijak, Jill Bijak, Dawn (Kanoski) Holmgren

2011

TOP LEFT: Brianna Roberts, Barbara Jeanne Vega, Lenese Clark,

Liz Murzyn, Alyssa Wlodarczyk

TOP RIGHT: Connor Fagan, Jake Bartolomei, Alanna Smith,

Danny Jameson, Caleb Roque

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PAVING THE WAY MARIAN CATHOLIC LEGACY WALKWAY

Outside the entrance to the West Gymnasium, a walkway of individually inscribed bricks serves as a lasting tribute to Marian Catholic graduates, parents, families, faculty members, and friends.

COMMEMORATIVE BRICKS ARE OFTEN PURCHASED TO:

Celebrate a graduation • Honor a loved one Remember a family member or friend • Observe a special occasion The bricks are a permanent memorial to the legacy of Marian Catholic and a timeless way to symbolically connect generations of the Marian Catholic High School Family.

To ensure installation of bricks prior to the 2017 Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation, orders must be submitted by Feb. 17, 2017. Bricks are available for $100 ($75 of which is tax deductible) and may be purchased through the Marian Catholic web site at www.marianchs.com/advancement/brick.php. Bricks will continue to be added to the walkway throughout the year. For additional information, please contact Carol Burke Swanson '81 at (708) 756-9775 or cswanson@marianchs.com.

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ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT:

Michael Cavalieri '95 On a brisk September morning, Marian Catholic was the site of Becky’s Warriors’ Run Like a Warrior 5K. The event, one of three the organization holds in memory of Marian Catholic alumna Becky Easton Lopez '94, raises funds to support Marian Catholic families dealing with cancer. Present not only to run, but to also sing the national anthem, was 1995 alumnus Michael Cavalieri.

Michael had been introduced to Becky’s Warriors through fellow classmates Chuck Hicks '94 and Michelle Glackin Pluhar '96.

“It was great to do that for Becky’s Warriors, and the least I could do for the home crowd,” said Cavalieri.

Michael, a part-time software work developer and part-time professional singer, shares his talents with the Lyric Opera, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and the Grant Park Musical Festival, as well as other contracted venues such as the Light Opera Works in Evanston. “My earliest My parents appreciated memory of singing was singing Yankee music, but they Doodle Dandy walking home from school weren’t professionals. in first grade,” remembers Cavalieri.

Getting to Marian really Although music continued to become a opened up a whole more integral part of Michael’s life, his world of experiences gifts flourished once he entered Marian and opportunities. Catholic. Under the wing of Greg Bimm Not just in typical ways, in the Band Department, and Nancy but in the values. Mirocha in the Choir Department, Michael experienced a range of opportunities in the arts. Cavalieri played trombone in the band, and later joined choir as a tenor. He tried out for the musical, Meet Me in St. Louis, receiving a part that launched him into the world of vocal performance.

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Sunday, February 26, 2017 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm • Thunderbowl 18700 Old Lagrange Road, Mokena, Illinois $25.00 per person Registration available online at http://beckyswarriors.org/event/winter-event All proceeds benefit Becky’s Warriors Inspiring hope and courage to Marian Catholic Families dealing with cancer

While Michael recalls many fond memories of Marian Catholic, including winning the Bands of America Grand National Championship in 1994, “it was the little moments, doing the musicals, and the appreciation from friends, audiences.

It was going to senior centers around the holidays for Marian Singers. The little things add up to those greatest moments.”

Upon graduation, Michael took the skills and talents he had honed at Marian Catholic to Illinois Wesleyan University.

“Marian gave me a base to walk into college and I had a compass of where to look and what to look for.” Cavalieri ultimately realized his calling was in music. Originally a computer science major with a music and vocal performance minor, Michael switched the two after one semester. Once he received his degree in Music and Vocal Performance, Cavaleri headed west to Arizona State where he received a Masters degree in Voice. While auditioning for the Santa Fe Opera over the summer, Michael was heard by a Yale Choir Director and was asked to come to Yale where he later received an artist diploma.

Today, Cavalieri balances his life in the computer world with his life in the arts world. “What I learned is applicable to real life and my career. It is a testimony to what happens here,” says Cavalieri of his time at Marian. Michael aims to spread a wider appreciation of the arts and knows that’s something Marian Catholic can help provide. “My only hope is that we can use a place like here and the relationships here to keep improving the fine arts, the appreciation, and their practice in the south suburbs.” His advice to those who are reserved about immersing themselves in an artistic event such as an opera is to just go. “Go to the Lyric Opera, get a weekday ticket and go.

You might not like it, you might love it, but it would pique your interest and curiosity.”

Looking back at Marian Catholic Michael appreciates the lifelong friendships he made and the values that were instilled in him. Together, they have helped him succeed in his career and personal life.

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Alumni Notes

1966

Dr. Dana Flavin-Koenig '66, has studied medicine and science internationally for the past 30 years, providing her with an extensive background in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Nutrient Biochemistry and Medicine. She is the Director of the Foundation for Collaborative Medicine and Research, a non-profit Research Institute established to inform and educate colleagues and patients about the value of utilizing nutrition and nutrient supplements to enhance conventional cancer therapy. For more information, visit www.collmed.org.

1976

Kathleen Nardoni Horvath '76 was recently inducted into the Illinois State University Hall of Fame as a leading educational content expert in Illinois. Her ability to develop and communicate best practices has improved learning outcomes for students in her district and across the state. Kathleen has served as a teacher, state field advisor, director of school improvement, and assistant superintendent, and is co-author of the book “No More Summer Reading Loss.”

1991

Aimee Delaney '91 became a Partner at Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP in May 2016.

She serves as the leader of the law firm’s Labor and Employment Practice Group and teaches employment law and labor law at Loyola University Chicago.

1995

Eric Burnett proposed to Joleen Simonetti '95 at Marian Catholic High School on Dec. 19.

Eric and Joleen met at Marian Catholic while in high school, graduated, grew apart, and then reconnected two years ago. Eric surprised Joleen with a proposal when they stopped by to pick up a year book and update their addresses. The happy couple is hoping for a Fall 2017 Wedding.

2002

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Jennifer Purcell Deenihan '02 and her husband Kevin welcomed their third child, Nora Colleen, on Thursday, Nov. 25. Nora weighed 8lbs 5oz and was 20 inches long. She joins big brother Quinlan (4), and big sister Molly (3).

2001 2005 2008

Kathleen Mesterharm '01, Mike Mesterharm '05 and Brian Iggins '08 were among the 40,400 runners who crossed the finish line in the 2016 Bank of America Chicago Marathon on Oct. 9.

Both Kathleen and Brian are members of the Marian Catholic faculty (English and Social Studies respectively) while Mike is Marian Catholic’s Director of Development.

2005

Patrick T. Murphy, MS, CFRE '05 will become the new Director of Development and Alumni Engagement at the George M. Pullman Educational Foundation in January 2017. Since 1950, the foundation has awarded thousands of students (including Patrick and several other Marian Catholic alumni) scholarships to attend the university of their choice. Scholarships are awarded to students demonstrating academic merit, strong character, and financial need.

Interested students can learn more about applying for a scholarship at www.pullmanfoundation.org.

2007

Alison DeLuca Powell '07 and her husband Clint are proud to announce the birth of their daughter Beatrix Rose Powell. Born Feb. 24, 2016, Beatrix Rose weighed 7.5 pounds and was 21.5 inches long. Alison sings and plays clarinet with Ali Cat & the Rat Rods, a rockabilly/swing band that also features her dad, Russ DeLuca, on drums.

2007

Nick Nylen '07 attended Southern Illinois University Carbondale where he studied Cinema and Audio Arts in pursuit of his dream of working in the film industry. Nick eventually obtained his Masters in Fine Arts and then headed to Los Angeles. He is now a post-production manager for America’s Got Talent.

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Casey Taylor Bufford '05

inducted into University of Michigan’s Hall of Fame Five all-time greats from the University of Michigan’s Women’s Track and Field record books will be inducted into the program’s Hall of Fame in January 2017, including Casey Taylor Bufford '05. The indoor and outdoor program record holder in the triple jump, Taylor was a Big Ten Outdoor champion in the event in 2008, earning her first team All-Big Ten honors. She was a four-year letter winner and garnered two second team All-Big Ten recognitions. She also won another conference title as part of the 2009 4x100-meter relay team. Taylor was part of some of Michigan’s most successful teams, winning

2008

Morgan-Leigh Trump '08 and Ryan Maksimik '08 were married Oct. 8, 2016 at Infant Jesus of Prague Church followed by a wedding reception at Olympia Fields Country Club. The bridal party included several fellow Marian Catholic graduates!

Pictured below: Sarah Trump '10, Maid of Honor; Kenny Palmer '08, Best Man; Randy Maksimik; Lyndsey Trump '12; Jennifer Sheehan '01; Jessica Sheehan '04; Tracey Walsh '08; Kara Corsiglia '08; Elise Bennett; Erica Beals; Jaynanne Sheehan; Matt Swanson '06; Joseph Swanson '09; Mike McCormick '08; Cody Reed '08; Frank Narcisi '08; Preston Palmer '08; Ricky Huetter; Marlin Terrell

Big Ten team titles as part of the 2006 indoor and 2007 outdoor squad. She helped lead the Wolverines to the program’s best-ever NCAA finish at the 2007 NCAA Outdoor Championships, when the team placed third.

In the classroom, Taylor earned University of Michigan Academic Athletic Achievement recognition. Upon graduation, Taylor pursued graduate school at Northeastern University and later returned to U-M as part of the Michigan Athletics Development Team and the Ross School of Business Sanger Leadership Center.

Today, Taylor lives in Maryland with her husband, Branden Bufford, who is a teacher in the Washington D.C. Public School System, along with their six-month-old daughter, Taylor Grace.

2009

After graduating from Notre Dame in 2013, Kaila Turner '09, was accepted into E&J Gallo’s Management Development Program based out of Chicago. She currently serves as District Manager for Breakthru Beverage Group.

2009

Whitney Marie Wandland '09 is the new 2017 Miss Illinois USA. Believing that having a title also comes with a responsibility to give back to the community and to be a voice for others, Whitney intends to make it her mission to call awareness to issues such as “Fighting Childhood Obesity” and “Putting an End to Gun Violence.”

She is also elated to promote and fundraise throughout the year for the Warriors for Ross Foundation in order to help children and families battling Pediatric Cancer.

2014

Amber Clay '14, a member of West Point’s volleyball team, was honored as a September 2016 Patriot League Athlete of the Week. She has recorded 22 double-digit kill performances and 10 kill-dig doubles in her career as a Black Knight.

Stay connected with fellow Marian Catholic alumni by submitting your class note to Carol Burke Swanson '81, Director of Alumni Relations at (708) 756-9775 or cswanson@marianchs.com.

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One of Harvard’s Fifteen Most Interesting Seniors Photo: Isabella S. Beroutosos

Meet Tim LaVelle '13, one of the most quirky, bright and talented members of Harvard University’s Class of 2017.

“I just like opening doors,” Tim E. LaVelle '17 says as we duck into a dark, narrow passageway in the basement of Eliot House.

This tunnel, which opens by the underground art room, is one of many Eliot secrets LaVelle has stumbled upon during his three years in the House.

But unearthing House secrets is far from the only thing LaVelle has done for Eliot. He runs the record room, the recording studio, and the Eliot bike-sharing program, and he’s the official House librarian. If this sounds like a lot, that’s because it is. “At the beginning of the year, it definitely feels like a full-time job” LaVelle says.

LaVelle says that he picked up these jobs naturally over the course of his time in Eliot. The record room, for example, is his favorite place in the House. Tucked away in E entryway, the room is bare yet homey, with only a couch, a shelf lined with records, and a record player. To the tune of Chopin’s Nocturne No. 1, one of his favorite records, LaVelle tells me that he’s reorganized the record collection alphabetically. He’s also started a weekly music listening hour on Wednesdays from 9-10 p.m.

LaVelle has been interested in music since high school, when he learned to play the saxophone, and views listening hour as a way to share his passion with others. Each week, he and an Eliot tutor put together program notes on a few classical pieces and listen with about 10 students over cheese and crackers. “If people know about the history of the pieces and a little bit of the music, it becomes much more approachable,” he says.

LaVelle started working as Eliot’s librarian in the beginning of his junior year. His work involves mostly re-shelving, but the appeal was “ just the knowledge,” he says. He shows me two famous biographies of Charles Eliot that he describes as “the fountain of all [his] facts.” LaVelle hasn’t finished the books, but to a Charles Eliot rookie like me, his knowledge seems encyclopedic. LaVelle offers me his best Charles Eliot facts: Eliot was the longest serving and youngest president of Harvard, and he tried to buy MIT five times.

“I just like doing lots of different things,” LaVelle says, when I ask him how he picked up his other Eliot jobs. This attitude defines not only his roles in Eliot but also his course of study: LaVelle is a joint concentrator in Bioengineering and German.

He picked Bioengineering because “it has a real breadth of information” and chose German serendipitously; he took it for the first time to complete his language requirement. LaVelle has spent the last two summers working in Germany and hopes to return after graduation.

Despite a rigorous academic schedule and so many Eliot responsibilities, LaVelle is also acting in a German play called “Hin und Her” (“Hither and Fro”) about border politics, and is the captain of the club broomball team. But, LaVelle admits, “If I’m going to be honest, I’m known as the Eliot man.”

This is a title LaVelle embraces, but as graduation nears, it’s one he’ll have to give up. LaVelle reassures me that Eliot will continue to run smoothly—he has students lined up to take over his many jobs. As for him, leaving Eliot will “be a big change, no doubt,” he says. “I have jobs, and I run rooms, but in reality it’s for the people. I’ll miss the people.”

Article reprinted with permission by The Harvard Crimson

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Remembered Celebrating the lives of alumni, family, and friends Clementine Adducci Hasmig Alajaji Nickolas Alderfer '08 Catherine Amadio, Sr. Dimas Amaro Bob Andrews Thomas Angellotti Paul Arrivo Charles Aubuchon '69 Carmen Bagnola Dale Baikauskas Francis Balda Bartholomew Battaglia '76 Rita Baylor John Becker Frank Bednarek Timothy Benker '90 Mary Ellen Bennett Rebecca Berg Cliff Bermingham Kevin Beukema '97 Penelope Bjorkman Sandra Blashovitz Lawrence Bojanowski Dorothy Bosak Bettie Branin Hendrickson Thomas Brasitus II '92 Matthew Brei Sr. M. Dominica Brennan, OP John Broderick '65 Ryan Brothers '98 Thomas Brown, Sr. Joseph Brucato '81 Barbara Bruno John Budicin Mary Louise Caffarini Anthony Calderone Joseph Cameli Salvatore Camilleri Tommaso Camilleri Mary Cannata Albert Cappetta Marlene Carlsen Howard Carpenter Clara Cassani Rosemarie Cassata Elsie Cemeno Joseph Christofanelli, Sr. Anthony Cianfichi Arthur Cioe '83 Brenda Jo Clanton Joseph Coatar Harold Coffey Margaret Connors Mary (Connors '77) Conroyd William Conway Edith Cook Sue Cooper James Coppolillo Julie Corradetti '09 Sidney Corsello '65 Sandra Cunningham Cheryl Cunningham

Jack Dalton Oliver Daniel Vera D’Apice Elaine Davis Aldo DeAngelis Joseph Dee Lorna DeLarosa Florence Demaganste Rose Maria DeMatteo William Downey Lorna Dunn Eileen Edmisten William Egglesfield Phil Eriksen Letha Eriksen Regina Fain Celia Faso Michael Federico Robert Fischer Patricia (Le Rose '64) Flanagan Robert Flynn '62 Clement Framarin Virginia Freyer Thelma Galderio Vivian Gambucci Rosa Gancia Bernadette Gardner Mary Gasbarro Alan Gavenda John Gerlach Ron Gerling Michele Giglione Anna Gill James Glad Susan Goss Joanne Goss Margaret Grabowski Rich Granat Christopher Graziani '04 Henry Grojean Edna Gruber Jeremy Hacker Edward Halaburt, Sr. Allan Hale Barbara Hall Jacquelyn Hammond Barbara Hanifin Thomas Harle Dolores Harrell Richard & Jacueline Headly Thomas Healey James Heffron Mark Heiss Kevin Helwig Jocelyn Herzic Susan Hoefer Kenneth Holmes Mark Imer Christine (Coons '64) Ingle Margaret Ivo Jennie Jacobucci Richard Jacobucci Guy Jacobucci '83

Theresa Jagielski Beth Janick '02 William Johnson Larry Karstrand Darna Kaufman Patrick Kelly John Kelly Michael Kelly Terence Kenney '76 Marguerite Kloos Ralph Kottke George Kristina Stella Kulig John Kunka Ed Kuziel Lucille Lacheta Veronica Lauerman Bob Leli Edward Lileikis '65 Mark Linstrot Edward Linthicum '63 Dorothy Locke Anita Longo James Lungaro Thomas Lyons Shirley Maloney Anthony Manes Ann Marie Adeline Marino Joseph Marshall Edith Martin Dave Mattio '66 Americo Mattio Dorothy McCann Peggy Ann McCarron Gary McCoy Robert Mead, Sr. John Means, Sr. Michael Meany Patti Merriman Robert Mikolajewski '08 Bob Millan LaVerne Millender William Miller Leta Marie Miller Harry Mistro Lucy Monico Mike Moore Susan Morfoot Mable Morgan Mary Morin Anna Morris Joseph Mulhern, Sr. Donald Murphy Patrick Murphy '81 Pete Murphy James Muting, Sr. Iheanyl Ndukwe Susan Newlin Anne Novak '08 Ron O’Keefe Darlene O’Keefe Rose Pagoria

Pat Paliga Anastasia Pallas Vincent Pesce Joel Pierandozzi Joseph Piunti Marge Plochl Richard Potts Margaret (McElroy '65) Powell Chris Predny Nancy Molander Price Donald Prior Kathleen Prunty Carolyn Qunell Stanley Reindl '82 Jean Reinecke Patricia Fay Robillard Barbara Ann Rodewald Mason Michael Roman Barbara Romano Barbara Romas Jean Prendergast Rooney Phyllis Rosati Marty Rose Walter Ross Raymond Rossi Patricia Ann Ruberry Rose Ruggeri '74 Clayton Ruth Leonard Rzesutko Roger Sayre '65 Joseph Scaccia John Scanlon Lucille Scarratt Patricia Schaner Harriet Scherzinger Louis Schmidtt James Schreier Dominick Serna Daniel Sheridan Mortimer Shine Ronald Skarzynski Valeria Spindler Doris Stabile Barbara Stabile Nicholas Stanfa '64 Violet Stanich Faustas Strolia Richard Studzinski Robert Sypole Rita Szczepkowski Erminia Tamassi Robert Toborg Robert Tomiello George Traverso Marie Trebiani David Valente Michael Vander Luitgaren '89 Ken Wallin Rita Wasz Olga Wilk Michael Yacobi '69 Leonard Yerkes Baby Boy Zsinko

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2015-2016

2015-2016

Financial Summary

Report of Annual Giving

Marian Catholic High School is continually reminded of the generosity of our benefactors in nearly every aspect of our students’ daily lives.

This report reflects the commitment of Marian Catholic alumni, family, and friends to Catholic education as expressed through financial gifts to the school.

Marian Catholic operates on a fiscal year, July 1 through June 30.

Fiscal year 2015-2016 gifts to the school were invited and recorded in keeping with the institutional accounting practice. While a calendar year record of giving is generated and mailed to our donors to accommodate federal tax regulations, recognitions of gifts to Marian Catholic continue on a fiscal year basis, consistent with the school’s financial reporting.

The following list of benefactors reflects all gifts to Marian Catholic received during the 2015-2016 fiscal year. These include single or multiple gifts or pledge payments received through all programs and events. Also included are corporate, foundation, and matching gifts.

Listings within the giving societies reflect the donor’s total annual giving.

Through the stewardship of the Dominican Sisters, the Board of Directors, and administration, gifts to Marian Catholic remain a solid investment that directly benefits our students by funding a broad spectrum of needs beyond the operating budget.

Heartfelt thanks to all of those who share in our mission of Teaching Scholars with a Soul. We are grateful for your support!

REVENUE - $1,118,639 Annual Endowment Fund Spartan Gold Raffle Marian Fund Alumni Fund

45% 4%

18%

Grants & Auxilary Support

32%

1%

Anonymous Dominican Sisters of Springfield Lois Gallagher Bob & Dolores Jones Margie Pelino Sage Foundation

Board Society Archdiocese of Chicago John '77 & Laura Dunn Exelon Corporation Michael '80 & Jackie Kennedy Patricia (Wujcik '64) McHenry Roberta (Rolwing '76) McQuade Pasquinelli Family Foundation United States Brass and Copper

President Society Anonymous Ken & Rita Beukema Cary Company Joseph '67 & Kathy D’Amico John & Jeannie (Gallagher '80) DiLuia Matt & Ann Marie Gornick Joseph Hamann '79 Jones & Cleary Roofing and Sheetmetal Co. Katherine (Slattery '85) Keith Marian Catholic - Student Council Olympia Fields Country Club Patrick & Susan Ormsby Raymond & Mila Osmolski Terrance & Jane Peabody Betty Savant Upstaging Inc. Anthony Zagotta '84

Principal Society

GIVING SUMMARY Sources of Support

Alumni 54% Parents of Alumni 31% Current Parents 9% Faculty & Staff 3% Corporate Matching Gifts & Foundations 3%

You are the Legacy, You are the Promise Dominican Society = $20,000+ Board Society = $19,999 - $10,000 President Society = $9,999 - $5,000 Principal Society = $4,999 - $2,500

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Dominican Society

Partner Society Educator Society Scholar Society Spartan Club Fan Club

= $2,499 - $1,000 = $999 - $500 = $499 - $250 = $249 - $100 = $99 and below

Alliance Data William '86 & Mary Ann (Schramm '86) Bach Joseph '67 & Susan (Hamilton '67) Beaudry Beautyguard Building Products Tim & Eileen Bergen John (Jay) Carr '65 Chicago Police Memorial Foundation Michael & Carol Conneen Christopher Cummings '76 & Ann Jones Tim '78 & Eileen (Gallagher '78) Daw Michael '70 & Elizabeth Fagan Barry Grenier '63 IBM Irish Fellowship Educational & Cultural Found Kenwood Painted Metals, Inc. Vince '81 & Loretta Krydynski Lansing Sport Shop, Inc. Marquette Association Inc. Michael Murphy '70 Sandy Peifer

PRO Stainless, Inc. Paul & Susan Theiss Derek & Susan Thompson

Partner Society A & A Steel Fabricating Co. Arch Insurance Group Kamalesh & Lekha Babu Andres Baltazar '04 P. Scott & Mary Bening Robert & Marie Berg Benevity Community Impact Fund Bimba Manufacturing Co. Keith '83 & Elizabeth (Soucie '84) Blue Bonell Manufacturing Co., Inc. Michael & Renee Botelho Todd Bruni '78 Lisa (Savant '84) Cameron Canning Foundation Centria Coating Service Rudell & Tisa Christian Loretta Cleary Joseph '69 & Claire (Schulze '70) Coatar Catherine (Schulze '68) Coll Martin & Rosann Conroy Country House Restaurant Timothy '71 & Karen (Greco '71) Cunningham Jim '80 & Cathy Dee Mary Jane Doerr '70 M. Kathleen Egglesfield Timothy Fallon '84 Joseph & Karla Fiaoni James & Jean Fuehrmeyer Mary Ann (Klupchak '74) Ganzer Louis Giannini '82 H.H.H., Inc. John & Pat Heneghan Bart '94 & Kara Hoolehan Kathleen (Nardoni '76) Horvath Harry '93 & Michelle Howisen James '65 & Marijo (Doheny '65) Hudzik William '66 & Donna (Westenberg '66) Hungeling Peter & Laura Javorka John & Sharon (Wojslaw '75) Jelinek Terence '76 & Julie Ann (Grupp '77) Kenney Roger King '63 Suzanne (Serne '80) Klein Mark '86 & Jennifer (Lenart '83) Knable Michael & Marianne Korfiatis David Larsen Liberty Creative Solutions, Inc. Christopher Lilek '04 Christopher Luther '95 LVS ED Sport, Inc. James Matese '74 Joseph & Diana McDonnell McDonnell Capital Management Brian & Stephanie Metzger MonoSol LLC Jennifer Moran Donald & Dena Murday

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Kenneth & Cheryl Muszynski Barbara (Gooley '67) Naatz Emily (Verkruyse '04) Nakkawita Northwestern Mutual Michael & Teresa Olszak Optima Steel International, LLC Patriot Gaming & Electronics Pepper Construction, Inc. Ken '66 & Kris Peters Robert & Kimberly Piekarski Blasé '71 & Judith (Fagan '71) Pignotti James & Joan Plonsey Brother Michael Quirk, FSC '70 Michael '68 & Elizabeth (Fagan '68) Riordan Dennis & Judy Rogala Tyler Salley '10 Savant Investment Advisers, Inc. Pamela (Sebastian '66) Ridge Damir & Beth Shegich Edward & Patricia Stechman Target Corporation Michael & Theresa Taylor Steve '04 & Caitlin (Padula '04) Tortorello Valspar Corporation Thomas Wasz '80 Judith Welsh '68 Brian '82 & Nancy (Schwab '83) Werner Paula Wix Michael & Dana Wood Tom '80 & Mary Lou Zarlengo Patricia (LePenske '65) Zieske

Educator Society Henry Akinyemi Rudy Bambic '94 Bank of America Matching Gifts Michael Bartolini '94 John Berger '03 Steve & Paula Berner Anthony Boggiano BP Foundation, Inc. John Bracha '79 Barbara Bremigan '79 Ralph Bremigan '80 Joseph & Lisa Brooks Joseph & Lynn Callahan Patty Calvillo April Bisaga Carr '95 Donna Cassidy Carolyn Celeste '67 Thomas & Maureen Cetera Dennis '82 & Kristin (Depeder '82) Cortes Joseph & Laura David William & Debra Donald DonO Communications ECHO of Northrop Grumman Walter & Eileen Edmisten Darryl & Rachel Evans Trunell & Alexis Felder James & Jill Ferguson G & S Kline Unitrust Gallagher Asphalt Corporation Charles '77 & Barbara Gallagher Michael & Laura Garney Peter & Twila Gates Kimberly Nair Gibbons '85 Armando Godinez '82 Great Lakes Advisors, LLC Edward Halaburt '97 Michelle Hartnett '73

Timothy & Nancy Hathhorn Thomas Healey '81 Mary Ann Helsel '69 Hodgson Consulting & Solutions John Holecek '90 HR Imaging Partners Michael Hudson '83 Carol Hudson JMC Steel Sajiv & Reena John Jeffrey & Paula Johnson Michael '97 & Elizabeth (Soehren-Botana '97) Jones Robert '79 & Kathleen Jones Michael & Roberta (Grossi '74) Kamradt Kennedy Capital Management, Inc. Donald & April Kerksick George Kline Patricia Pignotti Knepler '63 Mark '83 & Kimberly Komorowski Jennifer Lamb Lincoln Way Girls Softball Club Michael & Deborah Madey Dave '66 & Jody Mattio Catherine McGraw '72 Mary McTigue '76 METT Therapy Services, Inc. John Modzelewski '72 Connie (Corso '64) Nykiel Gerard & Tracy O’Brien Tim '63 & Mary Ann (Ormsby '62) O’Hea Catharine Olsen '93 Thomas '85 & Dawn O’Rourke Mary Panos Byron Patton James & Jenny Peifer Donald Perozzi David Petrone '00 Michael Prior '81 James Prombo '64 George & Cindy Quinlan Eleanor Ranieri Ann Rolwing '72 Shanti & Hema Satra Edward '78 & Barbara Szymanski Manuel & Julia Tavarez Thiernau Financial Services, Inc. Robert & Cristina Tumacder Thomas Vander Luitgaren '87 David & Kerry (Beukema '00) Vander Wal Richard & MaryAnn Visin Trevor & Jacqueline Wade Jerome Wegner '71 Aimee Vessell Wiedmeyer '90 Leon Witkowski '94 Zarlengo, Inc. Vincent '70 & Cathie Zerante Charles & Laureen Zube

Scholar Society Daniel Abderson '09 American Sale Corporation Kevin Arrogante Carole (Scaring '82) Avery Lisa Babick Jan Stanfa Basile '82 Thomas & Mitzi Beebe Lisa Belzeski '10 John Benish '84 Patrick & Eileen Breslin Besse Shirt Lettering

Boston Common Asset Management, LLC Brown Forman Corporation Michelle Brown Joanne Bruni Geraldine Burke Laurie (Wolf '72) Cacault Virginia (Hofer '81) Campbell Sheila (Conroy '93) Canmann Steve Canty Carl & Rose Marie Carlsson Emmet & Elaine Cassidy Chicago Heights Rotary Foundation Jeannine Cleary '72 William '75 & June (Ranieri '75) Cleary Kevin '96 & Gina (Cannata '96) Clinnin Joan Coatar '68 Cranley Scholastics Derek Dawson Alicia (Borst '76) Derrah Dan & Laurie Doherty Ryan Dorsey '00 George Duchossois '70 Ecolab Foundation Michael Einhorn '66 Mary Emig Blane Farrell '81 Peter & Joanne Fee Vernon Fischer '75 Joseph Flores '94 Flossmoor Animal Hospital David & Suzanne Flynn Thomas Foote '77 Stephen Fugaj '04 Charles '78 & Natalie (Starzyk '78) Funk Daniel Gautsch '65 James '75 & Marjorie (Marvin '74) Godowic John Grogan Robert Gromala '97 Robert '71 & Linda Gromala Jr. Dorothy Grzadzinski '78 Judith Hack '65 Cheryl (Franchina '85) Hardick Joseph & Mary Hartl James & Susan Hodson Homewood Dairy Queen Linda (Templin '75) Hutter Paul & Lisa Jenkins Susan (Murphy '82) Johns Thomas & Mary Jo Kelly Knights of ColumbusMary Queen of Knights Council Kenneth Kozlowski '04 Anne (Koch '69) Kracmer Kevin & Deborah Kulchawik Michael & Natalie (Sesto '80) Lamb Hilary & Michelle (Feldner '77) Lancaster James Landini '99 Diana (Bender '65) Lane Frank Lieberman '00 Casey Lilek '09 Brad Linthicum '84 Christopher Lydon '94 Jon Major '76 Robert & Kathryn Mangan Michael McGonigal '67 Robert McQuade '99 Paul Moffatt '97 David & Shirley Morris James Murphy '71 Patrick Nagle '80 Joe Napoli

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Roy & Jane Nowakowski Ijeoma & Okechi Nwabara Sheila O’Leary '78 Martin Oosterbaan '77 Noreen Oosterbaan Brenda & Kevin O’Shea Thomas & Maggie (Benish '80) O’Sullivan Carol & Louis Palanca Marie & Dennis Panozzo Peter Pantarotto Nicholas Pascarella '00 Susanne (Procanyn '89) Perram Michael Petrouski '65 Carl Piper '67 Robert & Faye Predny Proven Business Systems Leon Redman '65 Shannon Reidy '90 Julie (Holzhall '86) Romenesko Glenn & Catherine Rusin Thomas & Linda Savick Katie (Peters '97) Schaefer Ronald Schmitt '72 Michael '64 & Nancy (Mascitti '65) Schreiber Julie (Mehorczyk '86) Smevoll Paul Smith '69 Sportsfield, Inc. St. Agnes Parish Carl & Charlene Sterzel David Straub '81 William & Judith Stuber Paul '63 & Sandra Sweeney Calvin Tan '99 Charles & Karen Thier Gregory & Mary Underwood Brian '94 & Tracy (Patrizi '94) VanderLuitgaren Joy (Finnegan '91) Walton Walt’s Food Centers Mark '76 & Karen Weishaar Robert Westberg '67 Thomas Wieser '78 Michael Wilczynski '77 Michael Wojcikiewicz '96 Timothy Wolfe '81 Ngozi & Ngozi Yejekwe Joseph Zagone '74 David Zajac '68

Spartan Club Abbvie Inc. Louis & Resa Alb Jessica Alexander '05 American Express Foundation Dominick '73 & Donna (Gamble '74) Amadio Kenneth '83 & Maureen Anderson Christopher & Linda Anderson Michael & Florence Anderson Andrew Anello '72 Alan '85 & Mary Ann (Daviera '85) Angellotti Edward & Barbara Antonietti August Anzelmo '70 Dennis Arakelian '00 Dennis & Rosemarie Arakelian Jayne Asselborn Enrico '85 & Jennifer (Trenshaw '85) Attanasio Mary Au Buchon LeLand Ayers John '79 & Cathy (Cook '79) Badeusz

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Antonette (Jacobucci '76) Baikauskas David Balas '68 Daniel Balash '05 Susan (Weil '62) Barbian Walter Barry '71 Anthony Bascone Loretta (Fagan '73) Baumann Paul & Barbara Beck Meaghan (Dee '09) Beechin Douglas & Bernice Benker John & Carolyn Berger Tim Bergin '05 Richard & Jane Bessette Joseph & Nancy Biggio Brittany Bogs '05 Kelly (Johnson '05) Bohne William & Afua Boiquaye Anthea (Rosati '65) Bojar Jeff & Kim Boland-Prom George & Rosalie Bonini Karen (Hannigan '66) Brady Robert Bramlette '67 Margaret (O’Grady '70) Brennan Colleen (Blasgen '92) Brewer Michael & Melinda Brink Nancy (Keilty '72) Brodnicki John Brooks J. Bardon & Mary Brown Mary Ann Brown '70 Debra Broxterman '68 Katelyn Bruni '05 Susan (Cleary '78) Brunner Daniel & Kathy Brzeszkiewicz Kimberly (Swedberg '74) Budnik John Buford '75 Jacqueline (Jonassen '82) Burgwald Thomas & Noreen Bussey Karen (Watson '68) Bussone Bill Butcher '83 Thomas & Nancy Byrne Patrick Caffarelli '70 Robert & Kathleen Cahill Betty Calacci Tom '77 & Janice (Merlo '78) Call Kathryn Call '78 William Callaghan Mary Cameli '81 Mary (Jensen '83) Camp Raymond & Janet Cantelo Patrick Carroll '01 Olivia Carter Sandra Casey CDK Global Richard & Sarah Ceragioli Jillian Chavez '03 Chicago Heights Anchor Bolt Company Rosanne Ciambrone '81 Ronald & Annita Clark Robert Claybrook '88 Eric Clough '05 Tim & Janice (Oosterbaan '78) Coleman Daniel & Lisa Collins Margaret Conniff '77 James Connors '68

Dominican Society = $20,000+ Board Society = $19,999 - $10,000 President Society = $9,999 - $5,000 Principal Society = $4,999 - $2,500

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Sharon Cooper James & Gloria Costello Michael Coughlin '95 Seamus & Stephanie Cox Colleen (Slavin '77) Coxe Beth (Goss '84) Craft John Cunningham '76 Donald Cureton '62 Kathleen (O’Keefe '64) Cusick Thomas Czech '65 Kathy Dalton Nancy Dannels Joshua David '16 Karen Davis Sreven & Sandra Dean John '88 & Caren Dee Russel & Eva DeLuca Tina Marie (DeLuca '88) Caruso Zachary Denny '05 Erin Lee DeNova '85 Amy Dettmann '05 Joseph DiLuia '05 Dino’s Food & Liquor Michael Douglas '86 Nick & Lynn Dragisic Glenn & Pamela Dryanski Michael Duffy '02 Thomas & Holly Duffy Daniel Dugan '73 Peggy (Walsh '81) Dull Charles & Frances Durbin Frank Dutkiewicz '91 Michael & Paula Dziallo Colette Edmisten '96 Kenneth & Michele Elam Thomas Engstrand '65 Esteban Espinosa '05 Terri Jo (Pulcini '77) Everage Carol Faron Joseph Faso Taressa (Faso '89) Leonardo Deborah (Reinold '71) Feldman Mark Feldner '75 Michael Feminis '86 Anthony '05 & Jennifer (Botelho '05) Feminis Art '75 & Pam Ferrari Barbara Ferrari '65 Patricia (Durkin '67) Ferry George Filippello '70 Michelle (Finchum '05) Hunt Paul & Judy Finlayson Mary Ellen (Kutsenda '83) Fitzsimonds Mary Margaret Flanagan David & Linda Fleming Mark & Elizabeth Fleming Henry & Rosemarie Flock Susan Flynn '68 Brendan Foley Richard Fordon '80 Charles & Wanda Foster Thomas Frazzini '63 Gary & Julie Friederich Tracee Friederich '97 David & Maureen Furjanic

Partner Society = $2,499 - $1,000 Educator Society = $999 - $500 Scholar Society = $499 - $250 Spartan Club = $249 - $100 Fan Club = $99 and below

Lawrence & Julia Furlan Timothy Gaffney '67 Michael Gaughan '86 Andrea Gaughan '87 Jason Geller Louis Gergel '67 James & Joanna Gierczyk Michael & Lisa Giglio Donna (Holwell '63) Gildea Mark & Pamela Gineris Deirdre (Jackson '80) Gleeson John Glennon '70 Richard '77 & Patricia (Krop '82) Glomb Thomas & Mary Ann Golden Ellen Goldrick Steve Goldstein Thomas & Mary Golubski David & Carmen Gonzalez Tom & Mickie Gore John & Jeanne Grady Sarah Grant-Kidd Cassandra Gray '00 Margaret Gray Susanne (Gergel '69) Gray Michael Griffin '90 Dan & Holly Griffin Robert & Beth Grill Jane Guagliardo '62 Robert & Vicki Guler Richard & Denise Gurley Barbara (Wilczewski '65) Guzik Glen Haeflinger '85 Margaret Hammerschmidt '05 David & Annette Haney Craig & Agnes Harmon Ellie (O’Connor '89) Harvill Raymond & Lori Hauser Brian Healy '89 Patrick & Therese Healy '79 Dan & Jane Heman Eileen (Hennessy '85) Milkovich Suzanne (Ceh '87) Henson Edward & Melissa Hickey Timothy & Ursula Higgins Ronald & Patricia Hofkamp Vincent Holzhall Vincent Holzhall '83 Raymond & Joyce Horath Dorothy Horton-Jackson Tifany Hoyne '05 Jim & Cheryl Huekels Patricia (Reavley '65) Hunnewell Steven Hurley '05 Jacquelyn Hutchison Carolina Ibarra Jeanette Ingracsi Tracey (Markey '64) Inwood Anne Marie Jackson '82 James & Anita Jackson Andre & Camille Jackson Gary Jagmin '70 Nick Jarmuz '96 John & Nicole Javit Michael Jedlicka '04 Neil & Abaua Johnson Robert Johnson '05 Jeffrey & Sharice Johnson James Jones '05 Michael & Dawn Jones Alan & Mary Juraska Kenneth Karlin Jerome Karr '65 Timothy Karwoski '79 Rita (Benson '68) Keepers Marie Keller

Gregory Kelley '91 Patrick '87 & Maryann (Flock '87) Kelly Wayne & Beth Kendall Dennis Kerber '71 John Kern '75 Paul & Dorita Kint William Klinger '68 Barbara Klupchak '76 Tom Klupchak '81 Jo Ann Klyczek '69 Ken Koehn '83 Peter & Barbara Kopczyk Keriann Kordas '02 Brian Kozminski '88 John & Diana Kozojed Nancy (Beese '85) Kramer Charles & Cynthia Kreisl Peter Kroner '05 Joanne Krop Patricia (Wetzel '62) Kuss Matthew Lamb '12 Thomas '73 & Marianne (Leslie '73) Lemont Jeffrey LaPorte '76 William & Patricia Laschober Maureen Laschober '88 Charles Lau '05 Robert & Rosalie Lawinger Joseph Lennertz '70 Kathleen (Schultz '64) Lentz Joseph & Judy Lewandowski Laurette (Holland '83) Liesen Beverly Liggans-Hubbard Thomas & Kathleen Lipinski Mary Lynn (Schanzlin '72) Loechl Louis Longo '80 Richard & Carrie Lorenz Kathryn Lynch '07 Elizabeth Lynch '10 Deborah Lynch Mary (Napolitano '76) Lynk Edward & Barbara Mackey Angela (Roccasalva '05) Madden Jeanne Maggio Ryan Maksimik '08 Lynn (Berglind '64) Manning Almo Manzardo Maureen (McNulty '93) Markelz Aleksandar & Yvette Markovic Thomas & Karen Marvinac Thomas Mastandrea '79 Nicholas Matese '05 Francis Matese '72 Douglas Mathieu '70 Asia Mays '05 Harvey & Constance Mazur Stefanie (Guilen '85) McAllister Kathleen McCann '96 Michael & Sarah McCann Lorraine (Crowley '63) McCarthy Joel & Linda McCarthy Dorothy McCaughey James McDonald '66 Jonathan McDonnell '05 William McFadden Dennis '77 & Maureen (Conlan '77) McGushin David McIntire '65 James '72 & Ann (Gallagher '72) McLaughlin Patricia McMullin James & Marcia Mendenhall William Mertka '80 Michael Mesterharm '05 Fritz & Yvonne Michel

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Steve Michel '80 Thomas Mickiewicz '70 Carol (Kirsch '63) Middendorf Elisabeth Miller '97 Ashley Mitchell '05 Jeri (Love '74) Mlakar Kevin Moffatt '05 Kenneth Monroe Luciana Moran '96 Ruth Morford Nanette (Urban '67) Morris Thomas & Marcia Morrison J. M. Morrison Linda (Distler '69) Morton Jean (Fagan '79) Mueller Stephanie (Linder '90) Murach James Murphy '05 Edward Murphy '75 Louise Muszynski John & Karen Nair Elizabeth (Berger '05) Nanovic Lauren Neely '05 Vernice Nelson Robert & Leslie Newhuis Michael Neylon '62 Michael Noonan '05 William & Joyce Novak John Nylen '71 Michael O’Brien '83 William & Colleen O’Brien Bill & Noirin O’Brien-Penney Christopher '85 & Colleen (Gallagher '85) O’Hea James O’Keefe '83 Brian O’Meara '91 Daniel & Marilyn O’Rourke Sandra (Roemer '88) O’Rourke Michael & Kim O’Shea David Ostrowski '05 Stephen O’Toole '78 Panduit Malcolm Parker '05 Paul Pascarella Maria Pasquinelli Michael '63 & Mary (Colby '63) Paul Steve & Vivian Payne Colleen Peabody '05 Joann (Schiesher '64) Pelletier Stephen Peternell '05 Donald & Geri Peters Kenneth & Alice Peterson Jean (Morgridge '98) Peterson Gene & Luci Pinkus Jeffrey Pintar '97 Charles & Rozanne Pintar Laurie (Kosmala '85) Pizzo Kathleen & John Platek Joseph Plomin Charles Plonczynski Allen & Caroline Poe Michael & Irene Pohlman Joseph & Joan Posewick Kelly Powell '05 Douglas Price '71 James '68 & Carolyn Pruitt Thomas Raehl '05 George & Virginia Ranney Ronald & Carol Rasmussen Don & Jill (Martin '83) Raymond Margaret Regan Mark & Colleen Reiner Russell & Roberta Renaldy James & Georgiana Resedean Curtis Ribando '65 Larry & Sharon Ricci Steven Richter '65

Michael & Cherie Rippey Jose & Rose Rivas Leonard & Lisa Robinson Daniel '77 & Mary Lou (Manzardo '76) Roche John & Renee Rodimel Rita (Stanfa '69) Rohn Judith Rolwing Joan Rolwing '81 Fred Rosenberger '64 Walter Ruane '87 Mark & Joan Rudolph Kyle Ruge '02 Valerie Ruiz '05 Cary Ruklic '03 Mary (Cizek '83) Ruminski Jacqueline Russo Mary Ann (Heidenrich '65) Rygiel Martin & Gerilyn Rynne Thomas Sadler '65 Jacqueline Saldarriaga '05 Aswathan & Vasantha Sastry Carole Scaring Julie (Kerns '79) Schaper Ted & Renee Schilling Andrew Schuller '86 John '74 & Jill (Janusek '75) Schumake Michael & Gina Schutte David & Hope Schwarz Jay '80 & Kathleen (Murphy '80) Schweikart Kenneth Sebahar '92 John & Lena Segala George & Mary Senick Cynthia Serrato '95 Phillip Sgariglia '66 Elaine (Cassidy '89) Shanahan Marguerite Shaughnessy Lorraine Sheehan Kathryn Sheil '62 Thomas Shelley '80 Charles Sholeen '65 Steven & Mary Sieracki Richard Singler '63 Jack Skagerberg '73 Joseph Skibinski '99 Patricia Skowronek Robert Slobig '75 Bonnie (Ireland '65) Slyder Edward & Diane Smosna Kevin '02 & Jessica (Kammholz '02) Smosna Jennifer Speaker '91 Louis & Georgene Spoonhour Timothy & Leona Springer David Stafford '65 Thomas & Barbara Stallings Drew & Barbara Steinbach James '72 & Amber (Koss '72) Steinmetz Jeffrey & Sharon Stillman Michael & Cheryl Strus John Sullivan James Sullivan '66 Mark Svancarek '82 Victoria Sweeney '05 Kenneth Swiatkowski '91 Michael & Sharon Sypole Michael & Diane Szala Victoria (Rendina '77) Tabbert George & Carol Tagler Mark Talamonti '74 Megan (Sandrick '05) Targun Roger & Barbara Taylor Richard & Donna Thiernau

Joseph & Abiola Thomas Allen & Brandi Thomas Robert & Sandra Thompson James Thompson '78 Tim Tilton '91 Ted & Cheryl Tolish Robert Tomlin '67 Marilynn (Masse '62) Torri George & Jerry Toth Mary Lou (Venditti '71) Travaglini Robert & Patricia Trebe Mary (AuBuhon '68) Triplett David '75 & Susan (Sheehan '75) Trump Paul Van Lysebettens '79 Kenneth Venuso '62 Karen Vogel '64 Mary Volini Glenn Wagner '70 Denise Walker William Walsh '63 James & Mary Walter Douglas Ward '83 Mary Kay Weise '00 Michael '66 & Pauline Welsh Ardean (Bittner '67) West Morris Whitfield Richard & Joan Whitman Mark & Patricia Wiater Dany & Marla Wieringa David & Kathleen Wilk Thomas Willett '65 Bianca (Pallotto '05) Williams Bernadette Wiscons '79 Martin & Augustine Witt Stanley & Judith Wohadlo John Wolken '64 Mary (Shambo '76) Woods Ernest & Nicala Woolfolk Susan (McCollam '69) Yant Gail Young Mary Pat (Paradiso '70) Zagone Margaret Zagone '10 Nick & Rose Zagotta John & Sally Zarlengo Joseph Zarlengo '77 Greg & Donna Zuidema Victoria Zylstra '05

Fan Club Robert & Donna Adams Dominic & Margaret Adducci Marc & Jean Adduci Joseph & Suzanne Ajdinovich Ramona Alvarado Richard & Charlotte Amadio Stephen Anderson '05 Matthew Anderson '12 Michael Anderson '14 Kelvin & Danielle Anderson Sheila (Boehm '76) Andrasco Sheila (Okleshen '97) Apel Carlotta Archibald '62 George Archibald '67 Juan & Marisela Arellano Noe Arroyo '05 Anne Asato Thomas & Kay Ashby Kerry (Jines '95) Babel Wayne & Marjorie Babiak David Bachelder '71 Michael Bader '90 Christine Bailey Andrea (Martin '95) Baker Manisa (Phophairat '95) Baker

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Linda Baltikas Michael Bamonti '80 Matthew Banach '97 Antonio Barbera Susan Barker Russell & Traci Barnes Daniel & Gloria Barrett Anne Barry John & Lorene Barry Janet (Dowling '87) Bartholomew Dawn Bartkiewicz Peter Bartolomei '81 Ivaldo & Jean Basso Joseph & Tamara Battaglia Kevin Bauer '85 Mary Ann Baxter Joseph & Frances Beck Raymond & Kathy Becker Donald & Ann Beese Peter & Carol Belko Gregg Bendrick '80 Michael & Marybeth Beno Ann Benton '82 Rita (Hoedl '71) Beverlin Richard & Susan Biemeret Catherine (Leinen '64) Bissoondial Samantha Blackburn '05 Denise (Woodall '70) Blackstone Fitz Blake '95 Michelle Blakely '92 Dexter & Marilynn Bland Charles & Carol Blasgen Joseph & Ellen Blewitt Ruth (Pagorski '72) Bloom Timothy Blue '75 Katherine Bluhm '95 Nancy (Giuliani '70) Blum Luciana Boccia Bonnie Bock Jani (Bullaro '80) Bodell Scott Bodnar Lenore Boehm '74 Joseph Boesen '05 Mark Bogs '85 James & Patricia M. Boguslawski Amy (Saliger '82) Borrelli Richard & Margaret Bostedo David & Alice Bowman Suzanne (Wozniak '71) Boyle Debra Braccio Clara (Bullaro '70) Bradley Andre & Estella Bradley Brian Brennan '05 Michelle Brennan '05 Nicole (Jenkot '95) Bressanelli Michael & Drusilla Brewer Linda (Riley '68) Brierre Daniel & Cheryl Broadhurst Thomas & Debra Brocious James & Rosemarie Brodeur James Brodzik '05 Thelma Brookshaw Cathy (Dinuzzo '78) Brown Julie (DeValk '95) Brown Raimondo & Sylvia Brown Eric Broxterman '92 Mark Broxterman '95 Lauren (Leamanczyk '98) Brucek Cedric & Gretchen Brumley David Bruni '64 Nathan '02 & Katherine (Cour '02) Bruni James Bruno '05 Edmund & Barbara Bryzgalski Thomas Burgeson '98 Charles Burke '95

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David & Vicki Burke Robert Burns '82 Clifford & Christina Burns Joy Bush Cynthia (Persha '95) Butler Cleveland & Doris Butler James Butridge John & Cynthia Buxbaum Glenn & Donna Bylina William & Melanie Byrnes Hector & Mary Caballero David & Crystal Cady Gina Caffarini '77 Joseph '75 & Angelinn (Marconi '74) Caffarini Michael & Juliana Caffarini Maureen (O’Brien '82) Cagney Jerome & Patricia Cak James Calhoun '75 Louis Caprio '65 Angela (Faso '63) Carlman Karen (Hall '87) Carpenter Frank & Marie Cassara Thomas Cassidy '95 Michael Cavalieri '95 James & Shelby Cavanaugh Geraldine (Reidy '65) Centner Terry & Reba Chaisson Alice (Riley '62) Chambers J. Matthew '88 & Jennifer (Harold '88) Chambers John & Christine Chaney Denise (Buckley '65) Chilcote Basia Christ Joseph Christofanelli '80 Angelo & Jean Ciambrone Donna Ciecierski John Cieniawski Sally Cieslak '65 Bruce '74 & KiKi (McDonnell '74) Cifelli Michael Clark '65 James & Sherry (Hays '79) Clarke MaryLynn Cleary '80 Emilie Clifford Craig & Patricia Clough Kevin Coffey '05 Brian Coleman '05 Sean Coleman '85 Brian & Warrette Coleman Yolanda Collins Stephanie (Janowiak '99) Conti Saul & Maria Contreras Scott Cook '85 Mary Lou (Geier '64) Cooper Jeff & Lori Copeland Denise (O’Brien '87) Corray Steven Cortes '90 Sherrie (Perkovich '90) Cortright Jennifer Cosenza '85 Kelly Costello '11 Marie Costello Karen (Tosi '65) Coston Mary (Mize '85) Cothern Thomas & Margaret Cour Michael & Kristina Court

Dominican Society = $20,000+ Board Society = $19,999 - $10,000 President Society = $9,999 - $5,000 Principal Society = $4,999 - $2,500

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Derian & Angela Craig Amy Crocilla '05 John Crosetto '05 Anna Marie (Scanlon '65) Croteau Robert Crowley '65 Susan (Sweeney '62) Crum Thomas & Rita Crumbley Diana (Doerr '64) Cruz Miguel & Juana Cuadrado Denise (Renner '65) Cunningham Patrick & Jean Cunningham Lisa (Pantarotto '90) Curran Phil & Jennifer Curtis Charles & Sharon Cusick Kenneth & Debra Czaja John & Diana Danalewich Bradley & Mary Dankowski Shirley Davis Michael & Antoinette Davis Robert & Debra Davis Timothy & Rose de Bord Eileen (Krichbaum '79) De Spain Jennifer (Broadhurst '94) DeCicco Mary (McMurray '65) Decker Timothy '85 & Kimberly (Wiater '91) Dee James Dehaven '68 Andrew '95 & Rebecca (Kiran '96) DeLaurentis Terry Delgado '80 George '95 & Amy (Mattio '95) DelRio Sr. Santina DeLuca, OP '62 Patrick Dempsey '79 Suzanne Depeder '80 Donald & Annette Deruntz Stephen '65 & Maria (Bianconi '67) Desmond Brian & Arlene DeSousa Patricia Devoy John DiGiovanni '75 Frank & Kathleen DiGiovanni Jean Marie Dillon '88 Helen DiNuzzo Elizabeth & John Dirksen Melissa (Wester '62) DiVittorio Patrick Dolan '72 Dawn (Govert '95) Donovan Robert Dougher '65 Chris & Sue Douglass Cyndi & Joseph Drisch Bernard & Mary Ann Drosos Roger Drummond '95 Ryan Duddy '05 Thomas & Melanie Dunajeski Michael Dunlap '07 Felecia Dupczak '04 Gerard & Cynthia Dupczak John & Janice Durante Mary (Kelly '66) Durkin Michael & Lynn DuRocher Peter Duszynski '82 Daniel Dwornik '65 Lawrence Eagan '68 Larry & Carmelita Earls Dashia Easterling Cynthia Eaves

Partner Society = $2,499 - $1,000 Educator Society = $999 - $500 Scholar Society = $499 - $250 Spartan Club = $249 - $100 Fan Club = $99 and below

William Eberhardt '79 Daniel Eckel '10 Thomas & Michaelene Edgeworth Charles & Julia Egbuna Sean Egglesfield '95 Eddie & Karen Ell Nina (Argento '75) Engleman Kerry (Korosa '95) Enright John & Mary Kay Entsminger Thomas '69 & Gay Lynn (Petrarca '70) Essig Thomas Estock '95 John '84 & Geralyn (Bailey '85) Everson Thomas Fajman '80 Toni Falvo '73 Phillip '79 & Livia Faso Connie Faso Patricia Faso John & Michele Faso Janet (Westerhoff '65) Fastabend Susan (Mayer '70) Faucett Bridget (Muldoon '95) Felix Samuel Fernandez '75 Donna Fernandez '76 Leanne (Lessard '01) Field Mary Ann Figel '70 William & Karen Finlon Jr Mark Fitzgerald '75 Rose Fitzgerald Thomas & Donna Fitzgerald Eugene & Eileen Fitzpatrick Theresa (Rocha '70) Flamini Dana (Amos '95) Flamini Hugh Flanagan '80 Mary Ellen Fletcher James Flock '96 Fred & Carmen Flores Carmella (Zagone '70) Foster Charles '90 & Kristine (Strassheim '89) Fote Jason '90 & Carrie (Bajarunas '91) Fouts Benjamin & Simone Franklin Carl & Judith Fraterrigo Silvano Frigo '85 Robert Frigo '90 Frances Fuehrmeyer Tyler & Diana Fuentes John Fuhrman Clark '77 & Barbara (Kowalik '78) Fuhs James Fultz '90 Janet Furman Michael & Donna Furmanek Dean Gaffney '68 Joseph Gagliano '85 Elizabeth Galazkiewicz '05 Daniel Gallagher '80 Karen (Slobig '85) Gallagher Carlos & Luz Teresa Gallegos Sean Garvey '85 Armand Gasbarro '85 Armand & Concelia Gasbarro Louis & Beverly A. Gasper Michael & Donna Gaughan Robert & Anne Marie Gavenda Dwayne Gavin Debbie (DiNuzzo '83) Gazis Mary Lu Gebka '72 Johnna (Esposito '71) Gies Jane (Kuraya '95) Gindt Marilyn (Macaluso '76) Giragosian Steven & Monica Giwa-Amu Joyce (Zeller '62) Glandon Christina & Richard Glass

Michele (Ciarlo '80) Glazewski Matthew & Angela Glowacki Christina Golubski '05 Mary Bridget Grady '80 Lynda (Vieha '65) Grant Thomas '88 & Jennifer (Leick '86) Gray Daniel & Rita Gray Maria Green Kathleen Greenock Alan Griffiths '80 Danielle (Shutts '95) Grimes Melissa (Michalak '95) Grimes David Gromala '75 Katherine Grosh '95 Michael Grosh '98 Robert & Linda Grossi James Gruca '78 Rock & Gina Guarino Mardelle (Meehan '66) Gundlach Amy Gunkel Joseph & Loretta Gurgone Carol Gustafson Roberto Gutierrez Andrew & Latoya Gutter James & Candace Gwizdalski Deitra (Marks '63) Habich Harold & Donna Hacker Geraldine Haines Mark & Lisa Hajduch Daniel & Pam Hallahan Gary Hambel '72 Zachary & Charlotte Hamilton Jennifer (Kowalewski '95) Hanenburg Katie (MacDonald '01) Hannah Robert & Linda Hansen Mari Jo (Ciarlo '85) Hanson Mark & Frances Hardig Jim Hardy Clifford Harkabus '65 Emery Harmon '65 Tammie (DiGiovanni '94) Harmon Willie & Selmita Harris Francis & Mary Harrison Leonard & Ann Harsy Barbara (McMurray '70) Harvey Michael Hayes '95 Marvin & Gerrie Hays Shannon Healy '02 William Healy Walter & Carol Healy Kerianne (Detloff '90) Hearns Welda Hedrick Morgan (Collier '92) Henington JacQuan Henley John Hennessy '80 Martin & Shelia Herman Maria & Tim Hernandez-Green Gregorio & Guadalupe Herrera Mary Herron Thomas Heyne Therese (Crocilla '84) Heywood Michael & Peggy (Healy '81) Hickey Bron & Antonia Hill Leonard & Shirley Hill Kerri (McLaughlin '95) Hiller Katherine (Korzeniewski '06) Hilliard Rebecca Hinton Phyllis Hock Scott Hoffman '05 Pamela (Helsel '68) Hoffman Raymond & Nancy Hofman Patrick Hogensen '70 Sharon (Malvestuto '65) Hogeveen Arthur Holecek '83 David Holecek '84

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Jacqueline Holl '05 Peggy Holzhauser Charles & Mary Horn Martin & Maria Horta John & Dorita Houston Sheldon Howard '90 Daniel Howe '05 Irene (Mytych '65) Howland Terri & Rodney Hunter William & Suzanne Hurley Grazia (DiGiovanni '95) Hutchinson Christine (Zelenika '95) Iannucci Kerry & Deborah Ingram Patricia (Bailey '65) Isaacson James Jackson Jessica Jackson Bryan & Renee Jackson Nicolette (Zaranti '75) Jacobsma Daniel & Kathleen Jameson Thomas & Mary Jansen Gregg & Deborah Jarrette Eileen (Atwater '79) Jasica Larry & Carman Jasinski Joseph Javate '95 Marcel Jean '95 Michael Jelinek '05 Michael '85 & Gia (Gasbarro '92) Jemilo Richard & Andrea Jensen Robert & Judy Jines Arnold & Rita Jirasek Marian Joseph Joerger Amanda John '05 Elliott Johnson '05 Jeffrey Johnson '85 Jennifer (Chambers '99) Johnson Gary & Beverly Johnson Vernell & Anita Johnson Laura (Mysz '85) Jones Gerald & Mary Jones John & Barbara Joyce Janina Julecka Jill Julian '69 Julie (Kuraja '95) Jumes Leonard & Donna Juniel Mark Jurczyk '79 William Kahle '73 Kevin Kahle '75 Alan & Carol Kaim Kathryn (Fagan '91) Kanzer Alicia (Juarez '95) Karayiannis Robert & Polly Kasper Melissa Katz Jack (Kaufman '89) Rebolledo Thomas & Pamela Kavanaugh William Kazak '66 Kevin & Geri Keane Mark Keefer '77 Frank '65 & Patricia (West '65) Keeler Tom Keilman Jerome Kelly '80 Sean '85 & Charlotte Kelly James & Maureen Kelly Rhea (San Jose '95) Kemerley Ronald & Mary Kersten Stanley & Valerie King Patricia (Lees '65) Kingham Hildy Kingma Howard Kirkham Samuel Kirschenheiter '10 Daniel & Natalie Kistner Carol (Manzardo '75) Klimkowski Bryan Klopack '02 Robert '80 & Michelle (Weaver '81) Klupchak Lisa Knott

Steven & Mary Knott Arlene Koehn Thomas Koenig Brett Kokot '05 Ann Komer '91 Thomas & Patricia Konopasek Elizabeth (Creen '81) Kopec Thomas Korn '65 Theresa (Lauteri '75) Koswenda Kenneth & Mary Lu Kot Ken & Beth Kouba Gerald & Kathleen Kowalewski Lisa Kowynia '87 Thaddeus & Josephine Kowynia Kelly (Kovacs '95) Kramer Karen (Hoogeweg '79) Krause Michele Krause '85 Audra Kreger Rita (Potocny '67) Krider Kathy Krieger Jon & Therese Krischunas George & Rose Kristina Michael & Christine Kristl Corey Krol '95 Julie (Faron '81) Kroll Rich '69 & Rosane (Spotora '71) Krumb George & Barbara Krupa Joseph '64 & Catherine (Cowan '65) Krusinski Wayne & Denise Kubek Joy (Olszewski '91) Kucharski Catherine (Volini '95) Kurtz Mark Kwasny '66 Lawrence & Donna Kyner Mary (Amundsen '63) LaBeau Joseph & Laura LaBella Dragan & Susan Labovic Thomas & Marilyn Lachcik Robert & Patricia LaFond Glenn Lale '63 Philip & Mary Lambert Gerard Lamoureux '65 Donna Lamoureux '65 Jeffrey Lane '95 Douglas LaPlaca '90 Catherine (Kenzie '65) LaPlante Rose (Muggli '76) Larsen Mary Ann Larsen Cassandra Lau '05 James Lauer '06 Albert Laya '75 Carla & Joe Lazzara James Leahy '65 Gail Lee Ivan & Kimberly Lee Jessie & Lucile Lee Michael '78 & Tara (Aylmer '80) Leegan Gerald & Julie Leick Amanda (Anderson '95) Lemanski Denise Lerner Phillip Lesser Barbara (Pabst '65) Letter Joseph Lex '65 Jacqueline Lieberman Paul & Cathryn Lilek Mary (Krumb '67) Lipari Victoria Lockett '05 Mary Lockton '98 Geraldine Love Debra (Pascarella '74) Lucafo Daniel Lucsay '65 Edwin & Lucille Lugowski Kristie Lukasik '01 Gregory & Maureen Lydon

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Lawrence & Karen Lynch Paul & Christine Lynch Gloria (Potempa '70) Lytal Samuel & Rose Macaluso Carol MacKenzie '65 Brian '95 & Nichole (Mirocha '95) Mackey Megan Madden '05 Charles Magerski '95 Stephanie (Gafeney '98) Mahone Diane (Clark '68) Maielli Lyndsay (Malmloff '97) Werner Richard Manich '86 Robert Manzardo '85 Colleen (Laschober '95) Maples Allen Marazas '64 Susan Marconi '71 Louis & Andretta Marconi David & Maureen Marthaler Craig & Marcia Martin Nicholas '95 & Jamie (Merlini '95) Martino David & Noreen Martino Kevin Marvinac '05 Brian & Margaret Marz Savator & Victoria Mascolino Stephanie Masson Margaret Massucci Kenneth Mastny '87 Michael '80 & Mary Ann (Watson '80) Matchinis Donald & Gail Matthews Alan & Ann Maziur Bill & Sharon Mazur Salvatore & Teresa Mazzocca Daniel McAteer '95 James & Sharon McCann Carolyn McCarter Lynda (Hajduch '65) McCarthy Sr. Mary Paul McCaughey, OP '67 Muriel & Darryl McClam-Hollimon Sidney & Kimberly McCray Thomas & Marvia McCray Rita McCune Christopher McDonnell '01 Birdie McElroy Laura (Dempsey '87) McErlean Danielle (Ware '95) McGee Gregory McGill '90 James & Wendy McGrady Kevin McGugan '75 Timothy '80 & Cheryl (Panozzo '80) McGugan Almatta McJimpsey Patrick & Kimberlee McLaughlin Daniel & Janet McMahon Kathleen (Kersten '90) McManaman James McNeeley '80 Terrence McSherry '65 Matthew Meade '92 Miriam Meade Phyllis Meade Rimantas Meckauskas '84 Ann Meehan '05 Anthony Melei '80 Thomas Meloni '71 Katherine (Crevier '95) Mendoza Patricia (Kennedy '65) Menoni Kathleen Mesterharm '01 Eileen Mesterharm '98 Juanita & William Michalski Katherine (Stocker '81) Michels Michael & Kathleen Mickiewicz Lavezz & Tracy Middleton John Mikos '75 Benjamin & Valerie Milazzo

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Anna Milianta Laurel (Yanson '65) Miller Rita Miller Woodrow Miller Kenneth & Joan Miller Kimberly & Tim Miller William & Susan Miller Mary (Burke '75) Mills John '81 & Cheryl (Kimble '81) Minor Lauren Misch '05 Mary Mitchell William & Mary Moffatt John & Jane Mohan William & Aide Molina Martin & Mary Kay Monahan Kathleen (Kivland '80) Moore Kenneth & Carla Moore John & Lori Moreland Darren Morford '85 Robyn Morgan '05 Robert Morgan '85 Mary Morin '65 Catherine Morrin Denise (Intrieri '85) Moss William Motluck '70 Denise (Napolitano '74) Mudd Kurt Mueller '95 Peggy (Mcclintock '70) Mulvihill Timothy & Anne Mundt Megan Murday '11 Patrick Murphy '05 William Murphy '65 Jacqueline (Jurczyk '80) Murphy James Murray '65 Mark & Deborah Myers Ronald & Sandra Nagel Vincent Napoleon '95 Frank '62 & Theresa (Trotier '70) Napoli Stanley Nardoni '74 Geraldine Nardoni Joselito & Maria Navarro Frederick & Teresa Neal Larry Necastro Paul & Agnes Negri Paul & Michele Nevell Nicole Nichele '05 Colleen (Leick '95) Nieckula Janet Noth Deborah Novak Kenneth Novak Robert & Julie Novak James & Mary Ann Nowicki Salvatore & Dara Nuzzo Juliet Obodoakor Gael (McCaughey '69) O’Brien Sean O’Brien '87 Jessica (Yant '95) O’Brien Nicole (Robinette '05) O’Connor Susan O’Connor '86 David O’Donnell '65 John & Kathleen O’Donnell David Ofenloch '98 Valentin & Socorro Olaguez John O’Leary Mary (Mulhollan '81) Olive Arthur Olson '80 Denis & Ellen Olson Michael & Kelli Olson Thomas O’Neill '65 Kelly (Cooper '95) O’Neill Paschal & Keron Oparah David & Ann Oprondek Joseph & Karen Ortigara Robert Osmolski '65 Rosanne (Cull '95) Ososki

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Richard Ostrowski '83 Theodore & Elizabeth Ostrowski Cynthia Outarsingh '05 Ryan Owens '05 Sharon (Janusek '66) Paciorek Pamela Page '65 Kenneth Palla '65 James Panozzo '09 Michael Panozzo '09 Marc Pantarotto '89 Paul & Marina Parise Joseph Parodi '95 Adeleen (Digiovanni '68) Pascarella Jennifer Pasyk '92 Bernadette Patton '75 Virginia Paul Nancy (Marianowski '86) Pawlikowski Amy (Prokopeak '85) Peick Tony Pepper '95 Eric Perez '05 John & Karen Perkovich Maureen (Grady '77) Perovich Gerald Perrozzi Shea Peterson '95 Gregory & Sharon Peterson Arthur Petrarca '75 Aldona Petrarca Michael & Holly Petrelli Ruth Pettice Sarah (LaBelle '95) Pfiffner Kimberly (Rossi '85) Pharazyn Anita (Butkus '66) Philipp Celeste (Klein '62) Phillips Mary Lou Piazza Jean Claude & Marie Pierre-Jerome Kathryn (Boehner '95) Pietraszak Eileen Pietrowski Agnes Ann Pisel Carol & David Pisowicz Amy Piunti William & Vincente Plovanic Jean & Renee Poisson Thomas & Cynthia Powers James Poynton '85 Donald & Mary Prior Nancy Pritz Robert Pruchnik Scott Pulcini '90 Emil & Roxolana Pyk James Quaid '87 Emily Quinlan '05 Jeffrey & Carmen (Cortes '85) Quinn Brian & Maryelen Quirke James & Dorothy Raftery William Ranieri '80 Colleen (O’Neill '83) Ranieri Chirasakdi Ratanawong '85 Don & Jill (Martin '83) Raymond Moira (Riordan '70) Rebeck Jessica Redell '95 Eileen (Lerchen '66) Redican Margaret Rees Dennis & Colleen Reidy Matthew Reimer '97 Timothy Reimer '98 Charlene Reimer

Dominican Society = $20,000+ Board Society = $19,999 - $10,000 President Society = $9,999 - $5,000 Principal Society = $4,999 - $2,500

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Kristin Richardson '05 Silvana (Filippello '68) Richardson Patrick Richel '05 Janel Riddick '05 James & Cynthia Riddle Sandra Riley Kevin Rippey '05 Deborah (White '67) Robinson Joseph Roccasalva '08 Cody Rodas '15 Rosalie (Monteleone '70) Roder Robert & Pamela Rodey John & Megan Roe Gary & Jacqueline Rogers Nikki & Kevin Rogers-Noble Gregory Rohlf '65 Mark & Elaine Roome Michael & Sharon Root Richard & Nanelle Rosales Anthony Rosati '80 Andrew Ross '66 Bob & Mary Ross Robert Rossi '71 Richard '97 & Cynthia (McGirr '97) Rousseau Phillip & Glenda Rowe Mary Kay Rozema Joan Ruane David & Carolyn Rudolf Jerome & Jeanette Russell Victoria (Nelson '95) Russman Patrice & David Saitta John Salamanski '76 Nancy (O’Toole '85) Sanders Shaely Sands '05 Frank Santilli '71 Felix Santos '95 Norman & Marybelle Santos Eileen (Morrison '80) Santschi Mary (Blazek '75) Sauch Phyllis Saunders Laurence & Rosemary Schaeflein Theodore Schafer Kenneth & Marcia Schapendonk Annalisa (Casarotto '88) Schindler William & Shauna Schmidt Peter & Maryann Schmuker Michael '64 & Nancy (Mascitti '65) Schreiber Raymond Schreiber Gerard '70 & Deborah (D’Apice '71) Schrementi Karen Pagoria Schultz '67 Kathleen Schwieger Shawnda & Tim Scott Thomas & Cynthia Sedor Beth (Briestensky '80) Seen Daniel & Mary Lou Segebarth Hannah Senghore-Prom Paul & Kris Sengstock Kelly (Koliboski '95) Senn Catherine (Riley '64) Seper Edward Sharkey '73 Sharon Shawtell '80 Teresa Shine '70 Joseph Siegert '05

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Steven Sikorski '90 Susan Silander Margaret (O’Leary '65) Silva James Sisson '65 Ronald Skibbie '72 Shannon (Toborg '90) Slabada James & Concetta (Vitelli '70) Smart Erin (Walsh '91) Smith Ruby Smith Larry & Quiana Smith Leonard & Mary Rita Smith Norman & Etta Smith Kate (Healey '85) Snedeker Christopher & Tena Sneed William Snow '71 Ralph & Diane Sobie Camille Soria Matthew Spaeth '90 Gregg & Jean Spathis Timothy & Sandra Spear Frances Speca Thomas & Dena Spence Thomas Stanfa '73 Joseph Stanfa '75 Mildred Stapleton Christina (Crawford '95) Steed Frances Steinkamp Amanda Stenson '06 John & Jennifer Stickler John & Millicent Stocker Ronald & Janice Stroud Michael & Patricia Stumpf John Sullivan '76 Joseph Sullivan '82 Timothy '95 & Ginger (McDermott '95) Sullivan Julie (Perozzi '86) Svitenko Mark & Carol (Burke '81) Swanson Dennis Sweetin '95 Joseph & Christine Swircz Richard & Jacqueline Switalski Karen Sylva-Givens Ashley Sypole '08 Alexandria (Zazzetti '87) Szafranski Stefan & Victoria Szewczyk Alan Szymanski '70 Dorothy Szymanski Eileen (Butkus '64) Takach Walter & Gayle Tama Patricia (Silha '68) Taylor John & Barbara Tekiela Charles & Janeen Tennison Tracy Terrell Mark Thompson '85 Selena Threlkeld Pat & Brenda Thunherst Jennifer Tiller '05 Christopher Tindall '02 Mary Tintari Alexander Tolish '08 Mark Tonai '95 Ken & Sharon Toosevich Paul Torres '05 Steve Tortorello Michael & Arlene Tortorello Jeff Towle '95 Mary Traficano Svend Tranberg '94 John & Barbara Truby Sheila (Kerger '70) Truesdell Adrienne Tucker '01 Cynthia (Sanderson '65) Tully Gregory & Marshe Turner Michael & Sandee Udchitz Jose & Juana Urbina Jose & Gloria Valdez

Amy Van Etten '87 Louis & Paula Vander Meer Raymond Vasil '85 Frederick & Julia Veazey Robert Vecchio '65 Patrick Vellender '86 Gerald '78 & Diane (Bytner '78) Vellender Gerald Verde '95 Frank Vesci '62 Karen (Delude '65) Virkkala Frank Vitelli '65 Pamela (Cameli '77) Vittori Greg & Nancy Voll Tara (Farley '95) Vosniak Lindsay Vrab '03 Terrence Wagner Elizabeth Wakely Fred & Doris Waldschmidt Kevin Walery '94 Erica Walker Terence & Latonya Walker Maurice Wall John Waller '85 Anastasia Waller Kathleen Walsh Amber Watson '05 Percy & Robbie Weathington Joseph Wegrzyn '67 Celia Wegrzyn Frank & Patricia Weitz James '86 & Cathleen (Murphy '86) Welch Paul '96 & Bridget (Horn '99) Welsh Michael Welton '05 Shaun Wessels '86 Marilyn Westerhoff '64 Alana White '95 Vincent & Monique Whitehead Sean Whitfield '05 Caryn (Christopher '63) Wieczorkiewicz Jason Williams '95 Barbara Williams James Williams Kimberly Williams Yvette Williams Duromy & Nicole Williams Jasper & Atonia Williams Kelvin & Nancy Williams Rickey & Alexis Williams Robin Williams-Phillips Roberta (Filippi '65) Wilson-Dreifke Paul & Elizabeth Windish Al & Kendra Winters Edward Wojtczak '65 Cheryl Wolgamott David Woodburn '95 Barbara (Scott '70) Woodworth James Wright '77 Theresa (Waldron '90) Wright William '67 & Pamela (Riordan '67) Wuellner Linda Wurtz '88 Sam Yacono '70 Willie & Jacqueline Young Catherine (Moore '94) Zaccari Marya Zajakala '80 Paul '75 & Deborah (Capriotti '78) Zarlengo William Zato '65 Charles & Gale Zekis Carol (Grannan '70) Zelinsky Elizabeth Zerante '05 Emma (Fazzini '75) Ziems Nicholas Zona '75

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Scholars with a Soul

A gift to the Marian Fund, the school’s main source of unrestricted funding, touches the lives of our students on a daily basis, and enhances the Marian Catholic experience in more ways than can be counted. The Marian Fund supports our academic programs, allows our arts programs to flourish, makes athletic opportunities available to students, and supports them as they grow and learn in the Catholic, Dominican tradition on which Marian Catholic was founded.

GIVE ONLINE TODAY! Visit marianchs.com and click Give to Marian

For more information, contact Mike Mesterharm '05, Director of Development (708) 996-4622 / mike.mesterharm@marianchs.com

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UPCOMING EVENTS For information on Marian Catholic events, contact Carol Burke Swanson '81, Director of Alumni Relations at (708) 756-9775 or cswanson@marianchs.com.

Parents Club Trivia Night Saturday, January 28, 2017 Marian Catholic High School Doors open at 6:00 p.m.

Veritas I Scholarship Benefit Saturday, March 11, 2017 Lacuna Artist Loft Studios, Chicago, IL 6:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m.

For more information, contact: Michael Mesterharm '05 Director of Development (708) 996-4622 or mike.mesterharm@marianchs.com

Marian Madness Saturday, March 18, 2017

Sr. M. Paul McCaughey, OP Leadership Center Doors open at 4:00 p.m.

For more information, contact: Mike Taylor (708) 996-4647 or mtaylor@marianchs.com Kevin Kelly '80 (708) 996-4640 or kkelly@marianchs.com

Marian Catholic Day of Giving/Phonathon Sunday, April 2, 2017 Monday, April 3, 2017

Career Day Monday, April 24, 2017

Marian Catholic High School For more information, contact: Carol Burke Swanson '81 (708) 756-9775 or cswanson@marianchs.com

28th Annual Endowment Golf Classic Monday, September 11, 2017

Idlewild & Flossmoor Country Clubs For more information, contact: Carol Burke Swanson '81 (708) 756-9775 or cswanson@marianchs.com

Director of Marketing and Communications Cecily Fultz, (708) 980-2451 / cfultz@marianchs.com Vice President for Advancement Dan Kozlowski, (708) 996-4652 / dkozlowski@marianchs.com Marian Catholic High School is a Catholic, coeducational, college preparatory high school within the Dominican tradition of study, prayer, community, and preaching.

Marian Catholic students seek truth, exhibit personal responsibility, cultivate their individual talents, and demonstrate ethical leadership and Christian service.

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