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Class Notes Class of 1967
Class of 2008
The Sacred Heart of Mary Class of 1967 is planning their 55year reunion for next October in Dunedin, Florida.
Arika Cozzi returned to Saint Viator as the school’s new Athletic Trainer in March.
Class of 1971
Class of 2010
John Thome, who spent over thirty years working in the converting and package printing industry with Graymills and Pro Mark Technologies/BST International/BST eltromat, has written and published a sales and marketing book. “Marketing With Exceptional Results: 50 Lessons On How To Excel At Business-To-Business Marketing” is now available on Amazon worldwide.
Dr. Anthony Joseph Quagliano, PhD celebrated his white coat ceremony (18 months late due to Covid) with his fiancée Claire Vesier at Nova Southeastern University/ Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Allopathic Medicine, in Davie, Florida on February 27, 2022. He fondly remembers playing spring break Saint Viator baseball in nearby Fort Lauderdale his junior and senior years.
Class of 1982 Holly Caruso started a non-profit called Redeeming Love Sanctuary Foundation, whose mission is “to aid in preventing sex trafficking and abuse and to support those impacted, by funding survivor support services, education, recovery and prevention programs in the United States and abroad.” You can learn more about Holly and her non-profit at redeeminglovesanctuary.org.
Class of 1992 Natasha Korecki was inducted into the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Illini Media Hall of Fame. She currently serves as senior national political reporter for NBC News, based in the Midwest.
Class of 1999 Dr. Erin King is a hospitalist with the Children’s MN Hospitalist Program, Director for Medical Education on the Minneapolis Campus, and an Associate Program Director at the University of Minnesota Pediatrics Residency Program.
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Door County Candle Company, owned by Dominic “Nic” Trapani, and his wife Christiana sold more than 40,000 yellowand-blue, vanilla-scented candles, and sent 100% of the profits to Ukraine. As of March 25, they sent one check for $125,000 and a second one for $175,000.
