FALL 2019

CELEBRATION!

INSIDE: 2018-19 Annual Report

Boy hip! s Soccer wins State Champions Cover Celebration Photo by FALL 2019 AHA Senior Yearbook Photographer Kaitlyn Traster '20

ON THE COVER Congratulations to the boys soccer team, the 2019 Class A State Last, during our final game, there was a group of players at US Champions! Read more about this accomplishment and the Bank in the player section cheering us on with “Let’s go Orono!” and incredible championship game on page 8. While both the boys other encouraging cheers. It was Holy Angels again. and girls teams had incredible seasons, what makes AHA staff This is what high school sports are all about. My team will never even more proud are some of the examples of extraordinary forget the loss in the championship game, but they also will never sportsmanship shown by our students. Here is just one example forget the way the Holy Angels players made them feel during the described in a letter sent to Holy Angels by an opposing coach tournament. I hope my underclassmen can pay this forward and that from Orono HS. Orono defeated Holy Angels 2-1 in the they will remember this and be the first ones to console an injured semifinals but a day later lost in the championship game. opponent or congratulate an opponent after a hard loss. Thank you, Dave and team! Dear Michael and Dave, I wanted you to know that yesterday members of my team asked Erin Murray me whether the high school league gives out a sportsmanship award. Orono Special Education Teacher and Girls Soccer Coach I thought they were asking for themselves but instead they went on and on about the sportsmanship of the Holy Angels soccer team. Here are just a couple of stories they shared: First, when our player Anna went down with an injury in our semifinal game, the first player who ran to her side was Holy Angels goalkeeper Rachel Kawiecki who stayed with Anna to support her until the coach got there. Second, after beating Holy Angels, as we were walking out of the locker room and the Stars team was exiting in front of us, I motioned for our team to give them space, (knowing the feeling of seeing the team that just beat you after a tough defeat). Well, I was wrong. The Holy Angels team turned around and Rachel, AHA’s goaltender came up to me, and asked who scored the final goal on me? I replied, “Nora.” Rachel then asked where she was. I hesitated, not knowing where this was going! I then pointed to Nora. Rachel went up to Nora and told her what great goals she had scored and continued to compliment her play. She then walked with the team, wishing us all luck and letting us know they would be rooting for us. AHA goalkeeper Rachel Kawiecki congratulates Orono players after their Below, Conor O’Rourke consoles his friend from semifinal win over Holy Angels. Blake moments after AHA’s overtime win in the State Championship game. Academy of Holy Angels 6600 Nicollet Avenue South, Richfield, MN 55423 612-798-2600

2019-20 Board of Trustees 2019-20 Advancement Tim Cleary Pam Matthews Karen Morris Meg Angevine, Admissions Officer Jon Duval ’93 Kerber ’73 Susan Oeffling, CSJ Joe Berg ’05, Admissions Associate Lisa Erickson Chuck Knapp, Chair Dave Oslund Paula Duncan, Database Manager Sr. Sharon Gondek, Susie Laird ’90 Dave Pelner ’82 Jesse A. Foley ’89, Major Gifts/Alumni Officer CSJ Jane LaLonde Shea John Schutz Sarah Hauer, Marketing/Communications Officer Jazz Hampton ’08 Ray Longo Mike Steinlage Brian M. McCartan, Annual Fund and Major Gifts Officer Tom Jasper Scott Lynch Fr. Mike Tix Gary Rufsvold, Advancement Assistant Michael Jones Sam Meckey Mike Wise ’75 Erin Blauert, Advancement & Board of Trustees Assistant

AHA President Tom Shipley – ex officio Communiqué is published three times a year. 2019-20 Administration Submit items to [email protected]. AHA reserves the right to edit all submissions. Thomas E. Shipley, President Heidi J. Foley, Principal Special thanks to Charlie Gorrill, David Frear, Joe Mark H. Melhorn, Assistant Principal/Activities Director Berg ’05, Tom Morris, Kaitlyn Traster ’20, and others Michael Kautzman, Athletics Director for photos for this publication. David Devine, Chief Financial Officer Jesse Foley ’89, Editor FROM THE BOARD CHAIR Transformative In the final committee meeting last month for the just- Much still needs to be done, including completed Our Call: To Lead & Serve campaign, members additional funding for the school’s were asked to describe the campaign in one word. The one endowment. word most repeated was “transformative.” Through the As we look forward in gratitude to wonderful generosity of many of you, we well-exceeded our building on our recent successes, I am campaign goal of $10.5 million, making it the most successful honored to begin my two-year term as fundraising effort in the school’s 88-year history. As a result, Board Chair. In the coming year, the we were able to build a new athletic field, refurbish the Board will be focused on, among other college and career center, upgrade the theatre, remodel eight things, facilities improvements, financial classrooms, increase teacher salaries and benefits, provide stewardship, and efforts to expand our additional student scholarship support, upgrade lighting and admissions outreach and increase the number of students electrical, and add to our growing endowment. And the cherry we serve. I am fortunate to be working with highly engaged, on top will be the build-out of a new Stem Center on the third diverse and talented Board members, and I am particularly floor of the Convocation Center in 2020. Holy Angels has been grateful for the strong leadership and steady hand of outgoing transformed before our very eyes. Board Chair John Schutz. But the transformative impact of the campaign is even It has been said that “change starts in your thoughts.” broader. Through the campaign and other recent efforts, We are blessed to have a school that not only challenges our alumni are now more engaged and supportive than they have children to push beyond their comfort level to excel, but been in years. There is a genuinely positive atmosphere within challenges each of us to push beyond our own comfort levels. and around the school, which has been magnified by a number This will ensure that we carry on the legacy left to us by of recent academic and athletic achievements of note. Based the Sisters of St. Joseph and those mothers, fathers, alumni on input from faculty and staff, Holy Angels recently was and friends of Holy Angels from years past who helped lead again named among the state’s Top Workplaces. All of this the way. has led to a growing interest in Holy Angels among middle school students, as reflected in one of the largest turnouts in Charles Knapp recent history at our Fall 2019 Open House. Finally, parents, Chair, Board of Trustees alumni and friends alike all understand that the school’s needs go well beyond annual tuition revenue. Thousands have found the joy in being a part of something bigger than oneself — of ensuring that Holy Angels will continue to live out its mission for years to come: to educate and nurture a diverse student population so that each student, as a whole person, may achieve full potential to excel intellectually, to live spiritually, to lead responsibly, to act justly, and to serve selflessly. My wife, Colleen, and I were proud to serve as co-chairs of the Our Call: To Lead & Serve campaign, along with Joe ’83 and Beth Meyer, and honorary chairs Mary Jo Feltl and Fr. Mike Tix. But the real credit goes to Tom Shipley and his outstanding development staff, as well as engaged faculty and administrators and a top-notch campaign cabinet. We owe them our thanks for a job well done. While our recent campaign was indeed transformative, our work as a community dedicated to the support and promotion of Holy Angels is not over.

FALL 2019 COMMUNIQUÉ 3 AROUND THE CAMPUS | World Language Global Citizens Heidi J. Foley, principal We are proud to say that the Holy Angels student body is more culturally diverse than ever before. Our students are from nearby cities such as Richfield, Minneapolis, Bloomington and Edina while others are from far off places such as China, Vietnam, Korea and Japan. Some of our students’ families have been in the Twin Cities area for multiple generations while some are first-generation students born in the US but whose families have migrated from Mexico or Ecuador. All of these students’ lives and experiences manifest themselves in their cultures, customs and in their languages. At Holy Angels we embrace and celebrate the rich diversity of our students. We also believe that being bilingual or multilingual is not only a way to celebrate our diversity but is a valuable skill and talent. Strong World Language programs teach students to open their minds and hearts to the world’s culture through the challenge and enjoyment of learning their languages and customs. Each world language course taught at AHA is rigorous and students are asked to work hard to achieve our high standards. Under the direction of world language teachers Sarah Wicklund and Caroline Grabow, and as a way to recognize and reward multilingual proficiency, AHA now offers the Minnesota Gold and Platinum Bilingual and Multilingual Seals and World Language Proficiency Certificates. In 2015-16, the first year offered, seven students earned a seal or certificate. Test results from the spring of 2019 show that the number increased to 27! This is the largest number of students since the program began. Bilingual and multilingual seals and certificates recognize students who demonstrate Intermediate through Advanced Proficiency in reading, writing, listening and speaking in a language or languages other than English based on American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) proficiency guidelines. Students must also satisfactorily complete all required English language arts credits and demonstrate mastery of Minnesota’s English language proficiency standards. AHA students have earned language seals and certificates in Spanish, German and Chinese to date. Students earn certification via Advanced Placement Exams or state-approved online testing protocols. Now, more than ever, AHA students are poised to earn up to an additional 3-4 college, semester credits in world language through Minnesota State Tommy McCoy ’17 and Colleges and Universities. These credits can be counted with, or in addition Mary Kate Eiden ’17 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, to, AP or PACC credits. September 2019

“The Spanish classes at AHA allowed me to apply the grammar and vocabulary that I learned into real world applications. It helped tremendously to watch films, read books and poetry, and attend plays. Spanish V was a special class because our language learning turned into a deeper appreciation of culture and of peoples. Spanish classes at Holy Angels prepared me for my experience in Argentina because I was not only able to communicate in everyday conversations, but I recognized traditional dances at an event, I understood a contemporary Argentinean film, and was able to navigate through the large city of Buenos Aires. Being able to speak and write in Spanish is also very applicable to my career field of interest, healthcare. Knowing a world language helps a medical professional be more sensitive and empathetic to people from other cultures. – Mary Kate Eiden ’17

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“ I love the fact that our students are able to be recognized for their hard work, achievement and for their bilingual skills. This is an often overlooked skill set that makes our students well prepared for the best colleges and the world beyond. Speaking personally, knowing more than one language has opened up many opportunities and possibilities that I never could have imagined. Being able to understand others’ languages and appreciate their customs is a very rich and Katy Ascher Eiden ’81, Caroline Grabow, rewarding experience and it allows Liliana Orsi, Sarah Wicklund, Jean-Luc Roche.

me to look at the world and peoples Not pictured: L J You. of the world very differently.” – Sarah Wicklund, German & Spanish Teacher

“Through my school’s co-op program, I had the opportunity to apply for a 6 month job placement opportunity in Spain. The prospect of going abroad to work was initially incredibly daunting, but it was made a lot easier knowing I was going somewhere where I had a strong language base and could go in knowing I’d be able to connect with my coworkers and neighbors in their native language. It was an incredibly special experience for me to not only travel, but to do it with the confidence and “What I appreciate most about the cultural awareness that knowing the language gives you. And I couldn’t Spanish programs at AHA is the have done that without my classes at Holy Angels. great balance of technical writing, – Michaela Amundson ’15 vocabulary, and cultural exploration. In fact, one of the Spanish 5 Tommy McCoy ’17 and projects was about overfishing in Mary Kate Eiden ’17 in Spain. It piqued my interests so Buenos Aires, Argentina, much so that I ended up September 2019 doing hands-on research on the same topic in Santiago, Chile. Not only did I earn all the college language credits I needed to satisfy my language requirement at Notre Dame, but my coursework at AHA also allowed me to apply for study abroad programs in Spanish speaking countries. As such, I was able to continue my interest in the language of Spanish in Chile where I am participating in a fully immersive program at the premier university in South America, Universidad Pontificia Católica de Chile. – Tommy McCoy ’17 AROUND THE CAMPUS AHA Academic Banquet

Thank you to Derek Ketcho ’06 for being the keynote speaker at the 2019 Academic Banquet. Derek is pictured here with Principal Heidi Foley and President Tom Shipley.

Jarrett Michie National Merit semifinalists Congratulations to Finnian Olson, Nathan Kesti honored for and Charles Erickson on being named semi- service finalists in the 2020 National Merit Scholarship Competition! Senior Jarrett Michie was honored by Jason & Carly Zucker of the Minnesota Wild at their GIVE 16 Honors awards as one of 16 people who have given back to the community and inspired others. Jarrett was recognized for the toy drive he has organized for the last 6 years for the University of Minnesota Masonic Children’s Jason Zucker of the Minnesota Wild with Hospital. Congratulations Jarrett! Jarrett Michie, recipient of a GIVE 16 award.

Jonathan O’Shaughnessy Tree Dedication On November 4 Holy Angels honored the late Jonathan O’Shaughnessy, Class of 2011, by planting a lilac tree near the northeast corner of the building in his memory. AHA teachers and staff, along with Father Mike Tix, joined members of the AHA Track & Field team to offer prayer and support for the family. We ask God to bless them as they seek justice for the senseless act of violence that took Jonathan’s life in 2017.

6 COMMUNIQUÉ FALL 2019 Student Honors | AROUND THE CAMPUS Griffin Olson ’20 — Boys State and Boys Nation We are excited to share the key political figures on the news that last summer senior Navy Steps. Griffin Olson was elected to “As funny as it sounds, Boys be the Lieutenant Governor of Nation actually taught me Boys State and selected to be how to be a better follower. one of the two representatives While I have always had skills from Minnesota to attend Boys as a leader, there I learned Nation in Washington D.C. that sometimes you need to American Legion Boys State is step back and use those skills among the most respected and to support the initiatives of selective educational programs others,” Griffin also stated, “It’s of government instruction common for older generations for U.S. high school students. to express how concerned they Griffin was one of fourteen are for Generation Z in regards AHA students who attended to our reliance on technology Boys and Girls State in the and inability to make change summer of 2019. but Boys Nation showed me the “Holy Angels has been greatest of the United States, sending high school juniors and it is very promising!” to Boys and Girls State for “As parents, our deepest decades thanks to the generosity gratitude to Steve Werle for of our friends at the Richfield recommending Boys State to American Legion and Legion Griffin and Mark Barthel from Auxiliary,” according to AHA American Legion Post #435 for Social Studies Teacher Steve their sponsorship,” according Werle. “We are so grateful that to Griffin’s father Rich. “Their the Legion representatives recognize According to Griffin, “The first tireless work is greatly appreciated. and reward the intellectual and few days at Boys Nation were From Griffin’s application and emotional maturity of our students. overwhelming. Everyone there was interview process, attending Boys State Every year we provide them with a very qualified, involved, and extremely to ultimately being one of two selected wonderful list of candidates who, if knowledgeable and informed about to represent Minnesota at Boys Nation, selected, always represent the Richfield their beliefs. However, the various the entire experience has been nothing community well and learn a great deal positions and opinions did not affect short of extraordinary.” about civic engagement in the process.” friendships whatsoever. I became The friendships, memories and This is the first time Werle recalls any friends with people who have very lessons learned have left an indelible AHA student representing Minnesota different beliefs than I do politically. At mark on Griffin that will last a lifetime. at Boys Nation. “It is a huge honor,” the end of the day we realized we are Upon returning home, he brimmed with Werle says. “This is a once-in-a-lifetime just people with much in common. My self-confidence having learned so much opportunity that very few young people favorite part was meeting students from about the political process, by gaining have the chance to experience. I know each state and it was interesting to hear a better understanding about himself that Griffin appreciates the value of it people’s stories and how often times the and being rewarded for his willingness and went in hoping to learn as much as part of the country they’ve grown up in to participate. Congratulations, Griffin! possible about the foundations of our impacts their political beliefs.” The future of our country is brighter federal system.” Boys Nation provided a unique because of people just like you. opportunity to view Washington DC’s national monuments, participate in an actual legislative session, and the chance to meet

“I became friends with people who have very different beliefs than I do politically. At the end of the day we realized we are just people with much in common.”

FALL 2019 COMMUNIQUÉ 7 AROUND THE CAMPUS | Sports Boys soccer wins their first State Championship in dramatic fashion Led by third-year head coach and AHA alum James See ’05, “Giving up leads is not something we do very often,” said the Stars boys soccer team capped an undefeated season with a Head Coach James See. In fact, the Stars had conceded just 9 thrilling double overtime, last-second game-winning goal to win goals in 21 games walking into the State Title contest and have the program’s first state title. boasted in the top five A or AA defenses in the state each of the Sophomore Noah Hermanson’s beautiful goal gave top-seeded past two seasons. “We talk a lot about what’s most important Holy Angels a 3-2 victory over Blake at U.S. Bank Stadium, when things don’t go your way or are out of our control; what’s and capped off an undefeated 21-0-1 season. With 10 seconds most important is how you respond to adverse circumstances,” remaining on the clock, Hermanson fired the winning said See of his team following the game. “For the group to drop shot off his left foot from their commanding lead, and still demonstrate the belief in each other to push for a result in overtime is truly what we’re about at AHA.” This is the program’s first State Championship after earning second place finishes in both 2000 and 2001. Recently, the Stars have achieved two consecutive 15-0-1 regular seasons, putting Coach See’s program among the most dominant in the state. Last year, AHA claimed their first section title since the fall of 2001 after a 17-year section title drought. After losing in the State Semifinal in 2018, it took dedication and pure industry from the players to secure another opportunity at the state championship this year. “We couldn’t be more proud of our players for their achievements this season — on the surface, people don’t see the amount of time, sacrifice, and culture- driven support these guys have put into this over the last 12 The Blake goalie months.” See said of his team. “We pride ourselves on three was just inches pillars of AHA Soccer: Support, Industry, and Discipline — these away from kids internalized these characteristics in how they prepare for deflecting the contests, play contests, and hold themselves off the soccer field. state championship As an alum, I’m so proud of their accomplishment. It’s not what winning goal. they did, but how they went about it.”

the outer edge of the 18-yard box. The shot deflected slightly Congratulations Stars players and coaches on a job well done! off a defender as it sailed toward the far post. “At first, the ball started going too far right and I thought to myself, ‘Ah, shoot, I missed the net,’ ” Hermanson said. “but then it just kept spinning back.” It spun back just enough to get past the outstretched Blake goalie, and into the back of the net for the state championship. “As soon as it went in, my mind went blank,” Hermanson said. “I sort of blacked out in the moment.” Immediately, the entire team sprinted across the field toward their fan section and leaped up into the stands to celebrate with their friends and classmates. It is a moment few AHA fans will ever forget. Holy Angels built a 2-0 lead on a first-half goal from Porter Ball and another goal early in the second half from 2019 ‘Mr. Soccer’ Conor O’Rourke, the first ‘Mr. Soccer’ in AHA Soccer history. With just 10 minutes to play in regulation it appeared that the victory was well in hand. However, the second-seeded Bears erased the 2-0 in what seemed like a blink of an eye when they scored on a penalty kick and added another goal just three minutes later forcing overtime.

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“Losing in the semi-finals of state last Girls Soccer takes 4th at State year was tough. However, the Girls soccer concluded their season this morning with a 17-4-1 record and experience helped us get focused fourth place finish in the Class A State Tournament. Congratulations! and gave us the knowledge of what it would take to take the next step. This year we executed and got the job done.” Porter Ball, Captain and All-State

Conor O’Rourke ’20 named Minnesota Mr. Soccer Congratulations to Conor O’Rourke for being named Class A “Mr. Soccer.” We’re so proud of his incredible contributions to our soccer program, the school and greater community. Conor is a member of the National Honor Society, is a Scholar of Distinction, a member of the Campus Ministry Team and an AHA Gold Star Service Hamlet Award recipient. Conor also is a 3-year letter AHA’s production of Hamlet is a 2-hour reduction from the original. Coming to us winner in basketball and track and field from the Minnesota Shakespeare Project, we have swapped the gender of the and is captain of both. This fall he was the central character, Hamlet. Hamlet is now a woman. Hence, Ophelia is played as kicker on the football team. Off campus, male, Ophelio. There are a few other changes based on casting as well. This Conor is a member of the Annunciation Peer informs the relationships in a new way while keeping true to the intent. Many have Ministry team. asked why do the classic this way, to which I respond, “Why not?” By making this choice, we have allowed young women in the program more opportunity to play roles that they normally would not be cast in. It works!

Above, Conor O’Rourke with his coaches, Brian Jungwirth (left) and James See ’05.

FALL 2019 COMMUNIQUÉ 9 NEWS FOR ALUMS One Goal: To Be of Service Featuring John Patterson ’99 and his career dedicated to global service

When John Patterson approached his graduation from Academy of Holy Angels in 1999, he knew one thing for sure: he wanted a career in which he could be of service. During his senior year, he decided to follow in his family’s footsteps by applying to the Naval Academy. “It was the best way my 18-year-old self could think to do that, no doubt influenced by the fact that both my father and grandfather had also chosen to embark on a life of service at the very same institution,“ John recalls. “I was drawn to a place that talked not of career trajectory and entry-level salaries, but of duty, commitment and dedication to things bigger than the self. As a young adult, these were vague but compelling notions.” John served as a Surface Warfare Officer in the United States Navy from 2004 to 2011. When he returned home, John sought a change in his career and looked for new ways to serve. It was during that transition period that John entered the Master of Arts in Peace and Justice Program at the Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies (Kroc School). Of the career change, John says, “My peacebuilding education is not what you might call typical: I graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 2004, and I graduated from the Kroc School in 2013. To some, that combination might seem somewhat dissonant if not outright incompatible. But when I look back on how and why I choose those two institutions, the combination seems obvious to me, perhaps even inevitable.” The mission of the Kroc School, a division of the University of San Diego, is to prepare students to develop solutions to today’s complex issues of violence, injustice, poverty and Above, John inequality. It was that mission and the idea of working for change in the world that John Patterson’s 1999 found most powerful. John says, “As firmly as I believed in the Kroc School’s vision to develop AHA graduation communities worldwide where people thrive, and where there is justice, equality and opportunity photo. for all, I knew the world to be a harsh place where peaceful thoughts and intentions were not going to be enough to effect real change. So I focused my studies on economics, I learned how to decipher regression analysis studies, and I did my best to master statistics software programs — no small feat for an English major undergrad. The 17 months I spent at the Kroc School fundamentally changed the course of my life. It now colors nearly every decision I make as I try to live up to the calling to be an agent of change, a voice for justice, a maker of peace.” Upon graduation, John accepted a job with the USAID’s Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA), which leads the U.S. government’s response to international disasters. In 2013, he was sent on his first Assessing earthquake damage in Haiti disaster response to the Philippines after Typhoon Haiyan. There, he advised an aircraft carrier group who was supporting the humanitarian response effort. It was on that assignment that John said he “realized that the greatest value of what I learned was

10 COMMUNIQUÉ FALL 2019 NEWS FOR ALUMS One Goal: To Be of Service Featuring John Patterson ’99 and his career dedicated to global service “I think the great value of a Catholic education is that it instilled in me a deep sense of social justice.”

not in understanding regression analysis, knowing how to write code, or acquiring any of the ‘hard’ John Patterson on a trip to Ghana skills I had thought would get me a job. Instead, the while a student at the Kroc School. greatest value of my education was learning how to make difficult and complex decisions — not from a standpoint of increasing profits, efficiencies or political advantage, but rather with the sole aim of improving lives and alleviating human suffering.” The OFDA effort successfully delivered over 1,300 metric tons of relief supplies to some of the hardest hit and most difficult to reach communities throughout Eastern Samar. Since that first mission six years ago, John has continued to work at OFDA and focuses on humanitarian efforts around the globe, including serving on response teams for multiple hurricanes, earthquakes, conflicts and health emergencies. He led OFDA’s response to the ongoing crisis in Venezuela, managing over $23 million in humanitarian programs providing health, livelihood, shelter, and nutrition assistance to Venezuelans, Colombian returnees and host communities. Now, John resides in Budapest, Hungary and leads outreach efforts focusing on Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Israel/West Bank

Gaza. Of his career dedicated to global peacemaking and service, John reflects, “I think the great value of a Catholic education is that it instilled in me a deep sense of social justice. Not social justice as some utopian ideal but as a concrete task that is set before all of us — to do our part to make things better. And not just better for the people who look like us or think like us or pray like us — but all of us doing what we can, through small kindnesses and ambitious social changes, to make the world a more just and peaceful place. These ideas and values were an integral Patterson partners with the World Food part of my experience at Holy Angels and they continue to shape who I strive to be Programme while working with USAID’s Office today both personally and professionally.” of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance in Haiti.

FALL 2019 COMMUNIQUÉ 11 NEWS FOR ALUMS Hall of Fame On October 4, five Stars and Co-Stars alumni were inducted into the AHA Activities Hall of Fame.

Joe Loftus, Class of 2008, was a two-time first-team All-Metro, two- time first-team All-State, and was named team MVP three times while playing baseball at AHA. Joe holds the AHA record with nine homers in a season and hit 25 career home runs, breaking Joe Mauer’s state record. Joe also excelled in football where he was team MVP and twice All-Metro and All-State. In the classroom, Joe was a four-year honor student. After AHA, Joe was drafted by the Twins but decided to attend Vanderbilt University instead, where he helped them reach the College World Series and was named to the Left to right: Stephanie Krutsch, Kris Paulson Wessinger, Mike Eisen, academic honor roll. Joe was then drafted and signed by the Ryan Hurley, Joe Loftus. Arizona Diamondbacks.

Ryan Hurley, Class of 2006, was a Kris Paulson Wessinger, Class of high school All-American in lacrosse 1998, was a very successful three- where he was two-time captain sport athlete at AHA in soccer, and three-time all-state. Ryan also hockey and golf. As a senior on the was a member of the hockey team AHA golf team, Kris finished 11th in for two years and helped the Stars the state tournament and was named win the Class AA State Hockey Athena Award winner. Kris went on Championship in 2005. After AHA, to play golf at the University of St. Ryan went on to Cornell University Thomas where she was an MIAC where he played D1 lacrosse for champion, competed at the Division four seasons. He was a captain his senior season and played lll championships twice, earned three MIAC all-conference in four NCAA Tournaments, three Final Fours, and one awards, was the UST player of the year three times and National Championship. He was recognized as All-Ivy League earned three Academic Achievement Awards. After college, twice. Following college, Ryan played professional lacrosse Kris coached golf at the University of Minnesota for eight for the Charlotte Hounds and Chesapeake Bayhawks. He is years, serving as an assistant coach and associate head coach. currently a Partner at Epoch Lacrosse. Kris was then hired by St. Catherine University to start their golf program. Stephanie Krutsch, Class of 2004, graduated as AHA’s all-time leading Mike Elsen, Class of 1979, earned soccer scorer with 55 goals and 33 captain and all-conference honors in assists. As two-time All-State and football, basketball and track and first-team All-Metro, Stephanie led field while at AHA. He is the AHA the Stars to a 57-3-9 record and discus record holder and was the led the 2001 and 2002 Stars teams shot put record holder too. Mike to runner-up finishes at State. She went on to the University of St. was captain of her senior team that Thomas and participated in both won the only AHA girls soccer State football and track, where he served Championship in 2003. She was a member of the National as captain. Mike was a member of Honor Society and German National Honor Society and the MIAC Conference champion football team, and qualified was named the Athena Award Winner for 2004. Stephanie and competed in the NCAA Division III National Track went on to play D1 soccer at Northwestern University. Championships for discus and shot put. Mike’s daughter She completed her Masters in Counseling Psychology from Emmalyn is a member of the AHA Class of 2017. His the Wright Institute in Berkeley and is currently a licensed daughter Andrea is a future Star. marriage and family therapist in the Bay Area.

12 COMMUNIQUÉ FALL 2019 NEWS FOR ALUMS A tribute to Greg Trebil Our condolences to the Trebil family on the passing of former AHA Head Hockey Coach Greg Trebil. Greg was the Boys Hockey coach for Holy Angels from 1996 to 2012. During his tenure, he led the program to five state tournament appearances where they won the Class AA State Championship in 2002 and 2005. Here is a letter written to Holy Angels from one of Greg’s players, Jack Hillen ’04. Jack went on to play at Colorado College, then to the NHL playing for the New York Islanders, Washington Capitals, Nashville Predators and the Carolina Hurricanes.

Greg Trebil had a lasting impact on my life and I’ll forever be grateful for his contributions to Greg Trebil Night me and my family. Without him Thursday, February 6, 2020 I would not have been the hockey player or person that I am today. He allowed me, and countless numbers of student athletes at AHA, to achieve our dreams. Stars vs. Minneapolis As a hockey coach, he was very demanding without using many words Richfield Ice Arena • 7 pm and he always got the most out of his players. His style of coaching combined uncompromising details to fundamentals and team play. He Join the Trebil family and ingrained fundamentals into every one of his players in practice, while always emphasizing a team first mentality. This allowed us to play relaxed and fast many of Coach Trebil’s players during games because we had excellent habits as our security blanket. A to honor his amazing legacy. hallmark of Trebil-coached teams is passing and creativity. His teams passed the puck better than any high school team I have ever seen, and that includes For more details about the teams today. He understood and believed that his players would have more individual success when the team had success. event go to: Although Coach Trebil was not known for his gregarious personality, he cared www.academyofholyangels. more about his players than most people know. I’ve heard countless stories org/alumevents about him contacting schools and endorsing his players to get them to the next level. Under his tenure, 31 players went on to play Division I hockey, 21 went on to play Division III, 24 played professionally and 9 were NHL draft picks. He coached AHA to its only two Class AA state championships, and 5 MN State Tournament appearances. Greg’s lasting impact will live on through all the kids he coached, who now are giving back to their communities by coaching kids of their own. Personally, every time I step on the ice to coach high school or my three children in mite hockey, I think about Greg Trebil and what he would do. He was a great man and he will be missed, but his legacy lives on through all the kids he coached. RIP Coach Trebil. – Jack Hillen ’04

The AHA 2005 State Championship team You can read more about Greg at bit.ly/30Kdl3F.

FALL 2019 COMMUNIQUÉ 13 2018 – 2019 Annual Report Summary

Dear Friends of Holy Angels, Once again I begin this Annual Report with a keen sense of pride about our school, our students, our faculty and staff along with the thousands of supporters who made 2018-19 the most monumental year in our School’s storied past. As I look back over the past few years it is remarkable how much we have accomplished not only in terms of student achievement in and out of the classroom but also in our steadfast attention to the business of education, the operation of this institution and the management of its resources. Holy Angels has been gifted with so many individuals who consistently give of their time and talents to assist in the promotion of our mission. During this past campaign we were blessed with a cadre of volunteers who took a personal interest wavered from the roadmap that was established. In reality, in ensuring the success of the 2018-19 was vintage Holy Angels highlighted by a commitment “Our Call: To Lead and Serve” of all to achieve its goals. campaign. A special mention goes out to the leadership In closing, I remain grateful to each and every one of you who of the campaign including helped energize AHA this past year by support of our mission Honorary Chairs Mary Jo Feltl and the students we serve. This Annual Report is a snapshot of and Fr. Mike Tix and campaign the impact of your investment in our great school. We continue co-chairs Chuck and Colleen to work diligently to preserve our past and Knapp and Joe and Beth to plan our future, never losing sight of the Meyer. Their leadership was stewardship need presently. stellar and and their attention Peace and God’s Blessings, to the campaign strategy was instrumental in our success. They led by example in an unselfish and professional way. Additionally I would be remiss if special mention was not paid to the members of our Board of Trustees during 2018-19 who Thomas E. Shipley had the vision and foresight to approve a major campaign President and to direct its progress. Under the leadership of Chair John Schutz, the board played a vital role in not only stewarding AHA on its mission but shepherding each and every component of the funding effort. As I said from campaign inception, an Campaign success, by the numbers: “All Hands on Deck” approach was necessary to ensure each initiative was met. This board put the campaign on The campaign goal was: $10.5M their shoulders and never

Actual amount raised: $11.1M

Breakdown of gifts:

Over $50,000 Over $10,000 40 150

Over $5,000: Under $5,000 200 2750

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The President's Star Council (PSC) is the AHA A Friend of the AHA Student Body Joseph and Christy Heil Patricia Doucet Klass ’62 Mary Matthews ’87 major annual giving recognition society. The Feltl and Company Chris and Patti Heimbold Tom Klein Shannon Mayer PSC recognizes donors who have contributed Richard and Cheryl Fey Richard and Elaine Heltne Richard and Barbara Klish Patrick and Patricia McAdaragh $1,000 or more during the 2018-19 school year. Kirk and Molly Fischer Travis and Sarah Hermanson John Knaack and Sumner and Nancy McAllister The PSC and its 400 members donate 90% of Flaherty Family Foundation Mary Hilla Margaret Weightman Brian and Beth McCartan the contributed funds AHA receives each year. Cheryl and Jim Fleming ’78 Scott Hillstrom and Jacquie Boyer Charles and Colleen Knapp Mark ’93 and Maranda McCarthy We are grateful for their support. Heidi Foley and Lee Petersen Stephen ’80 and Beth Hoeppner Michael and Amy Kneeland Matthew and Zenaida McCoy Jesse ’89 and Annie Juettner Curt and Karen Hoffman Phillip and Marynne Kopischke F. Michael ’90 and Susan The PSC Members for the 2018-19 fiscal year Foley ’92 Dallas and Rosemary Holm Kopp Family Foundation McGoldrick were: John and Sheila Sarazin Hoyt Properties, Inc. Becky and Eric Krieger Brian and Katy McGrane Folkestead ’83 Anonymous (20) Phillip and Carla Steger Cable ’78 Robert and Joyce Humboldt Michael and Carole Krutsch Daniel McGraw family and Michael Forseth and Rachel Vogel Gill Brothers Funeral Home AAA Driving School Cade Family Foundation Humboldt Family Foundation Paul and Mary Pat Kurt Tom and Lisa Frank Sara and Matt McLenighan A Friend of the AHA Student Body Kevin Campion David ’86 and Patricia Flynn Joseph Labate ’11 Elizabeth and Lawrence Frye Joseph ’77 and Sue Schaefer AHA Booster Club Gary and Christine Caple Huss ’86 Mark and Susan Lacek Bob and Barb Gaertner McNamara AHA Softball Team Chad and Jennifer Carey Stephanie and Stephen Huss ’83 Susie Dolan Laird ’90 and Rick and Ann Garland Chris Laird Mike McNamara Annette Adelmann Dale and LeAnn Carlson Dorothy Inde and Valdis Inde Garlock-French Roofing Corp. Mary A. LaRock Jim and Julie McNearney Neil and Ann Stiehm Ahlstrom ’70 Catholic Community Foundation Lucas and Stephanie Jackson General Mills Foundation Jon Launstein ’88 Sam and Amy Meckey Janet Albers Catholic Services Appeal Penny Winzen Jacocks ’64 Get Wireless LLC Dan and Patricia Lavin Medtronic Kristin Aleman Foundation Jack and Kay Jasper Betts ✝ and Don Giefer ✝ Fund Jeanne and Jeanne Licari Mark and Karen Melhorn Alliss Educational Foundation Joan and Tom Cebulla Thomas and Jennifer Jasper of the Catholic Community Bruce Johnson and Sheila Clifford Lind ’65 Jeffrey and Lisa Mellas American Pie Pizza CenturyLink Clarke M. Williams Foundation Foundation Peggy Duffy-Johnson Silvia Zironi Little and Paul and Jennifer Menke Christine Hunt Anderson ’71 Gary Gillard and Mark and Jane Chronister Scott and Michelle DuPont Raymond Little Rob Metcalf and and Edward Anderson Yvonne Houle-Gillard Marita Ayshel Metcalf Class of 2019 Johnson ’80 Gary Loeber Maynard and Jan McKenzie Brian and Lynda Girouard Gerald and Kathleen Hayes Anderson ’57 ✝ Joseph Clubb ’79 and Todd G. Johnson and Matt and Arica Logeais GiveMN Elizabeth Butler Meyer ’53 Meg and Ron Angevine Anne Morris Clubb ’78 John ’87 and Mary Lohmann Bernard and Sharon Goblish Michael and Melinda Jones Joe ’83 and Beth Meyer Charlie and Cathy Anhut Bridget and Jim Coffing Raymond and Beth Longo Greg Grahn ’91 Richard Juettner Jon and Leslie Meyer Arch Insurance Group Kevin and Linda Smith Collins ’68 Kathleen M. Johnson Lucas ’69 Great Western Bank Kristin and Chris Kane Kerry and James Meyer ’82 Leon and Kari Ball Kevin and Katie Conneely Drs. N. Martin and Lisa Lunde Stan and Cindy Bandur Nancy and Todd Cullen Bank of America Foundation Dalco Enterprises, Inc. Matching Gifts Program Dennis and Janet Daley Mark Banks Johnny Davy ’05 and John ’85 and Cindy Banovetz Maria Melcher Davy ’05 Michele and Phil Barnhill Deerwood Bank Susan and Paul Barton DeGidio’s Jeannie and Joe Bauer Delta Air Lines Foundation Robert and M.J. Bauer The DeLude Family Daniel ’85 and Kimberley Becker Christine and Denny DeNio Benevity Community Impact Fund Sue DePauw Kathleen Fadell Benson ’54 DePuy Synthes Orthopedics Timothy and Anastasia Benz Susan and James DeSimone Best Buy Charitable Trust William Dickey and Karen Steiner John and Nancy Bierbaum Allison Barton Doane and William and Wendy Blackburn Shea Doane Diane L. Roberts Blake ’69 Judith Rauenhorst Doerr ’70 Kathleen Blatz ’72 Dennis and Shirley Dolan Blue Cross/Blue Shield of MN Stephen ’88 and Nicole Dolan John Bork ’88 Donald’s Apparel and Uniform Joseph and Linnea Grey Steve Katalinich and Matthew and Marisa Luskey Michael ’76 and Kelly Meyer Boulay PLLP John Dornik ’80 and Sarah Kalweit Shane Grutsch ’91 Rachel Bagwell Scott and Michelle Lynch ✝ Irene Mikkalson Carol and Fred Breitling James and Carolyn Duffy Mary E. Hafertepe ’69 Michael and Adrienne Kautzman Maas Foundation Matthew and Kaleen Mikulski Greg and Kim Brenny Amie Duhamel Gloria Hagen ’61 Kenneth and Shari Eggenberger William Mack ’86 Greg and Laura Keinz Miler ’85 Gerald and Jean Bucksa James Dunn ’85 Robert and Patricia Hall Kawiecki ’89 Debby Schmitt Magures ’81 Minneapolis Foundation Frederick and Mary Spinner Jon Duval ’93 and Candice Thomas and Mary Kearney Ratna and Bernie Mallawaaratchy Minnesota Independent Budworth ’62 Knight Duval ’97 Gary Hallgren ’86 Mark and Mary Kelley Mansfield Energy Corporation School Forum Michael E. Budworth ’90 Educational Credit Mgmt Corp. Kathleen Hanley ’71 and Mike DeRusha Michael and Mary Kelly Annette Margarit ’73 Minnesota Twins Jim ’85 and Deborah Rocheford Doug and Katy Ascher Eiden ’81 Margaret A. Kennedy ’64 Timothy and Lisa Miotti Burke ’86 David and Kathleen Eikens Kathleen Finley Hanson ’59 Greg ’77 and Julie Margarit Thomas and Maureen Kent Thomas and Katherine Moore Thomas and Ann Nye Burke ’82 Emerson Trude Nordquist Harrington ’63 Joseph and Patty Margarit Pamela Matthews Kerber ’73 Alice King Moormann ’56 James and Debra Hartman Mark and Kristina Erazmus ’86 Benjamin and Monica Hartberg Thomas Margarit ’75 Jeffrey and Teresa Zech Kirby ’69 Burns ’84 Elizabeth and Michael Erickson Mark and Peggy Haumersen Marsh & McLennan Agency Tracy and Matt Moosbrugger Robert and Mary ✝ Healy Lynn and Eileen Kjorstad Lawrence ✝ and Barb Matthews Jerry and Karen Morris

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President’s Star Council, continued

Margaret Murphy and Steve Olin Chris and Steven Peterson Doris and Ron Rothstein Timothy ’82 and Beth Murphy Patricia Pettit and Paull Rukavina Karl and Michelle Ruehling Philip and Rosalba Murray William and Jamie Pettit Gary and Cynthia Rufsvold James and Ramona Myott Piper Jaffray Company Tom and Jill Rushin James and Rayanne Nelson Stephen and Barbara Plunkett Saint Paul Commodities, Inc. Katherine Nelson Ted and Kathryn Plunkett Gregg M. Sawyer Mary Margaret Ness Benjamin Poehling ’94 and Mike Schaefbauer Timothy Neuharth and Lynne Martinson Poehling ’93 John ’88 and Sherry Olsen Michelle Vertanen Gregory and Amy Revak Schaffer ’88 Norma C. Noonan Poehling ’79 Schaffer Performance Archery Terry and Kathy North Tim ’87 and Kris Poehling Steve and Kathryn Schneider NorthMarq Capital Robert and Sally Hackenmueller Gina and Chadwick David and Kristine Novak Praus ’58 Schumacher ’87 Brian and Janelle Oberst Premier Bank Minnesota John and Beth Schutz Nick and Judy Priadka Daniel and Jennifer O’Brien John and Christine Sennentz Brian Taney ’93 Truist FrontStream Wells Fargo Community Theodore and Antonetta Prins Kevin and Sandra O’Brien SFM Mutual Insurance Company Mary Falenczykowski Tanghe ’62 Jason Tschida and Joanne DeGidio Support Campaign Sr. Carolyn Puccio Sr. Susan Oeffling Kevin and Jane Lalonde Shea Target Brian and Ann Turbeville Wells Fargo Educational Steve and Betty Ragaller Jeff S. Ogden and Susan Malouf James and Karen Sher TCF Foundation Curtis and Julie Elsen Tvete ’73 Matching Gift Program Mollie Mulheran Raih ’61 Gregory and Rhoda Olsen Thomas E. and Beth Anne Shipley Teleflex Foundation UnitedHealth Group Scott and Iika Wilgenbusch Donna Kelly Ramsay ’61 Todd and Ann Olson Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet Amy and David Telep Universal Athletic Chris and Kelly Wilhoit Ray N. Welter Heating Company Patricia Opstad Scott and Carrie Smith Scott and Jennifer Thalhuber Frank Vascellaro and Margaret and David Winter Mary Ann Reents Opus Corporation Solutran Mike and Pamela Theirl Amelia Santaniello Garrett Wise ’14 Relevant Radio John and Kathleen Orner JoAnn R. Sperl-Hillen and David and Marlys Anderson Visiting Angels Michael Wise ’75 and JoAnn and Dan O’Rourke ’90 Matthew and Doris Rieger John Hillen Thies ’57 Laura and Tim Vitelli Brenda Schieffert-Wise David and Mary Pat Oslund Paul and Anna Riester JoAnn and Michael St. Aubin Thomas Thissen ’85 Todd and Joanie Vollmers Kellie and Tom Wolf James Page Peter and Patricia Riley Mary and Al Starshak James and Cheryl Thomas Steve and Carol Vopatek YourCause Paying Agent for Corporate Giving Program Jeff and Tressa Patrias Chris ’93 and Amanda Ritz Shawn and David Stavseth Dave Thompson Rebecca Waldeck Troy and Jill Zangs Patrick Pazderka Paul and Laurie Ritz Michael and Erin Steinlage Deacon and Mrs. James Thornton Waldeck Law Firm, P.A. John and Kristine Zellmer Michael and Gina Peck Richard ’78 and Marie Welbes Dan and Gina Strittmater Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Wallace Carlson Printing Rodier ’78 Belinda Cullen Zenk ’81 Bob and Kim Pederson Mike and Sue Sullivan Fr. Mike Tix Christine Ward and Rick Haase Mark and Ann Rogers Marge Carlson Zieska ’56 Cole Pederson ’00 Patrick ’08 and Elle Haumersen Rebecca and Terry Tofte Scott ’85 and Sharon Hall Daniel Rooney and Sullivan ’08 Ann M. Spinner Zimdars ’66 Lindsay Pederson ’04 Gloria Tonskemper ’66 Warmka ’85 Lisa Guyer-Rooney Elizabeth L. and Paul O. Swanson Mark and Carol Pederson The Toro Foundation Adam and Sherie Warpeha Bryan and Diane Ross Jacqueline and Jay Syverson Dave ’82 and Karen Pelner TRIA Orthopaedic Center WellHaven PetHealth

Thank you, AHA Legacy Society members ✝ indicates the donor has died

AHA Legacy Society members have chosen to JoAnne Boche ’59 Lisa Groves ’85 and Paul Joseph and Felicia O’Neill Thomas E. and Beth Anne Shipley invest in future AHA students by remembering Pamela and Joe Boston Bloomquist Kathleen and John Orner JoAnn Sperl-Hillen and John Hillen the school in their will or other estate plans. Deidre Ann Brossard ’53 Julie Holt Michael and Karen Moehn Frank and Barbara Fairfield Mary Kay Burns O’Brien John and Patti Kasper O’Toole ’60 Spinner ’59 Anonymous (19) Lauren and Ben Barron ’01 Bunker ’42 ✝ Thomas and Mary Kearney Jeff and Tressa Patrias Russell ✝ and Jeannette Streefland Neil and Ann Stiehm Ahlstrom ’70 Anne Egerer Berg ’77 Lawrence and Phyllis Casey Joann Kenney ✝ Stephen ’81 and RaNae Pelner Elizabeth L. and Paul O. Swanson Jan McKenzie Anderson ’57 Helen Lamm Biedron ’55 Kathleen Aman Cashin ’62 Thomas and Maureen Kent Judy Brown Peterson ’56 ✝ David and Marlys Anderson Thomas Ford Ascher ’84 Donna Biedron ’80 Rev. Robert T. Cassidy ✝ Pamela Matthews Kerber ’73 Steve and Betty Ragaller Thies ’57 Michele and Phil Barnhill John and Nancy Bierbaum Mark and Jane Chronister Jean and Mark Knutson Jill and Patrick Reilly Stephen and Caroline Vopatek Kevin and Katie Conneely Barbara A. Kohler ’52 ✝ Richard Rodier ’78 and Marie Delmar and Mary Miles Woida ’56 Betty Hamel Dolan ’47 Mary Elizabeth Lahiff ’38 ✝ Welbes Rodier ’78 Elizabeth Parthun Zetzman ’60 ✝ Stephen and Jacquelyn LaVerne Slagel Lewis ’48 ✝ Gary and Cynthia Rufsvold Roy and Ofelina Zillmer Dombrovski Kathleen Johnson Lucas ’69 Donald E. Eichten Lawrence ✝ and Barb Matthews Margaret ✝ and Richard Fleming ✝ Brian and Beth McCartan Heidi Foley Gerald and Kathleen Hayes Jesse A. Foley ’89 and Meyer ’53 Annie Juettner Foley ’92 Matthew and Kaleen Mikulski Robert E. Foster, Jr. Greg and Laura Keinz Miler ’85 Rick and Ann Garland Stephanie Miller To learn more about the President’s Star Council Don ✝ and Betts Arms Giefer ’45 ✝ Dean and Melpomeni Murdakes or the Legacy Society, contact Brian McCartan William ✝ and Aileen Owens Tom S. ✝ and Norma C. Noonan (612-798-2618; [email protected]) or Gresham ’36 ✝ Jeff S. Ogden and Susan Malouf Jesse Foley ([email protected]; 612-798-2621).

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St. Joseph’s Circle Tom and Lisa Frank Dennis and Shirley Dolan Greg and Kim Brenny (Donations of GiveMN Donald’s Apparel and Uniform Gerald and Jean Bucksa $10,000-24,999) Bernard and Sharon Goblish John Dornik ’80 and Sarah Kalweit Frederick and Mary Spinner Budworth ’62 Anonymous (4) Greg Grahn ’91 Amie Duhamel Great Western Bank Heidi Foley and Lee Petersen Jim ’85 and Deborah Rocheford AHA Booster Club Burke ’86 Alliss Educational Foundation Gary Hallgren ’86 Michael Forseth and Rachel Vogel Mary Hilla Garlock-French Roofing Corp. Thomas and Ann Nye Burke ’82 Maynard and Jan McKenzie James and Debra Hartman Burns ’84 Anderson ’57 ✝ Jack and Kay Jasper Get Wireless LLC Phillip and Carla Steger Cable ’78 Susan and Paul Barton Thomas and Jennifer Jasper Gary Gillard and Yvonne Houle-Gillard Kevin Campion Benevity Community Impact Fund Bruce Johnson and Shane Grutsch ’91 Dale and LeAnn Carlson Kathleen Blatz ’72 Peggy Duffy-Johnson Kathleen Finley Hanson ’59 Joan and Tom Cebulla Catholic Community Foundation Scott and Michelle DuPont Mark and Peggy Haumersen Johnson ’80 Mark and Jane Chronister Catholic Services Appeal Foundation Joseph and Christy Heil Kristin and Chris Kane Class of 2019 Doug and Katy Ascher Eiden ’81 Stephen ’80 and Beth Hoeppner Margaret A. Kennedy ’64 Curt and Karen Hoffman Joseph Clubb ’79 and Elizabeth and Michael Erickson Anne Morris Clubb ’78 Paul and Mary Pat Kurt Mark and Mary Kelley Flaherty Family Foundation Kevin and Linda Smith Collins ’68 Mark and Susan Lacek Michael and Mary Kelly A Friend of the AHA Student Body Kevin and Katie Conneely ✝ ✝ Susie Dolan Laird ’90 and Chris Laird Richard and Barbara Klish Betts and Don Giefer Fund of the Nancy and Todd Cullen Catholic Community Foundation Matt and Arica Logeais Michael and Amy Kneeland Dalco Enterprises, Inc. Michael and Melinda Jones Kathleen M. Johnson Lucas ’69 Sheila Clifford Lind ’65 ✝ Dennis and Janet Daley Tom Klein Scott and Michelle Lynch Annette Margarit ’73 Johnny Davy ’05 and Brian and Beth McCartan Marsh & McLennan Agency Charles and Colleen Knapp Maria Melcher Davy ’05 Brian and Katy McGrane Jeffrey and Lisa Mellas Michael and Carole Krutsch Deerwood Bank Mary A. LaRock Daniel McGraw family and Minnesota Independent School Forum Gill Brothers Funeral Home DePuy Synthes Orthopedics Dan and Patricia Lavin Thomas and Katherine Moore Joseph ’77 and Sue Schaefer Susan and James DeSimone ✝ Mary Margaret Ness Lawrence and Barb Matthews McNamara Allison Barton Doane and Shea Doane Sr. Susan Oeffling Mary Matthews ’87 Sam and Amy Meckey Stephen ’88 and Nicole Dolan John and Kathleen Orner Patrick and Patricia McAdaragh Gerald and Kathleen Hayes Meyer ’53 James Dunn ’85 JoAnn and Dan O’Rourke ’90 Joe ’83 and Beth Meyer Matthew and Kaleen Mikulski David and Kathleen Eikens Benjamin Poehling ’94 and Greg and Laura Keinz Miler ’85 Tracy and Matt Moosbrugger Emerson Lynne Martinson Poehling ’93 John Knaack and Margaret Katherine Nelson Minneapolis Foundation Timothy ’82 and Beth Murphy Mark ’86 and Kristina Erazmus Weightman Theodore and Antonetta Prins James and Rayanne Nelson Jerry and Karen Morris Jeff S. Ogden and Susan Malouf Richard and Cheryl Fey Phillip and Marynne Kopischke Sr. Carolyn Puccio Timothy Neuharth and Michelle Margaret Murphy and Steve Olin David and Mary Pat Oslund Kirk and Molly Fischer Kopp Family Foundation Vertanen Mary Ann Reents James and Ramona Myott Jeff and Tressa Patrias Cheryl and Jim Fleming ’78 Becky and Eric Krieger Norma C. Noonan Peter and Patricia Riley Kevin and Sandra O’Brien Patricia Pettit and Paull Rukavina Jesse ’89 and Annie Juettner Foley ’92 Joseph Labate ’11 NorthMarq Capital Gary and Cynthia Rufsvold Todd and Ann Olson Robert and Sally Hackenmueller John and Sheila Sarazin Jon Launstein ’88 Brian and Janelle Oberst SFM Mutual Insurance Company Richard ’78 and Marie Welbes Praus ’58 Folkestead ’83 James and Jeanne Licari Daniel and Jennifer O’Brien Rodier ’78 Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet Nick and Judy Priadka Bob and Barb Gaertner Gary Loeber Gregory and Rhoda Olsen Doris and Ron Rothstein Shawn and David Stavseth Steve and Betty Ragaller Rick and Ann Garland John ’87 and Mary Lohmann Patricia Opstad John and Beth Schutz Michael and Erin Steinlage Donna Kelly Ramsay ’61 Brian and Lynda Girouard Raymond and Beth Longo Patrick and Christina Pazderka JoAnn R. Sperl-Hillen and John Hillen Brian Taney ’93 Relevant Radio Joseph and Linnea Grey Matthew and Marisa Luskey Michael and Gina Peck Mary and Al Starshak Thomas Thissen ’85 James and Karen Sher Mary E. Hafertepe ’69 William Mack ’86 Bob and Kim Pederson Truist FrontStream Steve and Carol Vopatek Thomas E. and Beth Anne Shipley Gloria Hagen ’61 Debby Schmitt Magures ’81 Cole Pederson ’00 Brian and Ann Turbeville Wallace Carlson Printing Scott and Carrie Smith Robert and Patricia Hall Ratna and Bernie Mallawaaratchy Lindsay Pederson ’04 Chris and Kelly Wilhoit Michael Wise ’75 and Elizabeth L. and Paul O. Swanson Trude Nordquist Harrington ’63 Brenda Schieffert-Wise Mansfield Energy Corporation Chris and Steven Peterson Fr. Mike Tix Benjamin and Monica Hartberg Universal Athletic Greg ’77 and Julie Margarit William and Jamie Pettit TRIA Orthopaedic Center Silver President’s Chris and Patti Heimbold YourCause Paying Agent for Thomas Margarit ’75 Piper Jaffray Company Corporate Giving Program UnitedHealth Group Star Council Level Richard and Elaine Heltne Joseph and Patty Margarit Stephen and Barbara Plunkett Adam and Sherie Warpeha ($1,000-2,499) Travis and Sarah Hermanson Shannon Mayer Ted and Kathryn Plunkett Platinum President’s WellHaven PetHealth Anonymous (2) Scott Hillstrom and Jacquie Boyer Sumner and Nancy McAllister Gregory and Amy Revak Poehling ’79 Star Council Level Wells Fargo Educational AAA Driving School Dallas and Rosemary Holm Mark ’93 and Maranda McCarthy Premier Bank Minnesota Matching Gift Program AHA Softball Team Hoyt Properties, Inc. Matthew and Zenaida McCoy Mollie Mulheran Raih ’61 ($5,000-9,999) Scott and Iika Wilgenbusch Annette Adelmann Robert and Joyce Humboldt F. Michael ’90 and Susan McGoldrick Ray N. Welter Heating Company Anonymous (3) American Pie Pizza Humboldt Family Foundation Sara and Matt McLenighan Matthew and Doris Rieger John ’85 and Cindy Banovetz Gold President’s Meg and Ron Angevine Stephanie and Stephen Huss ’83 Jim and Julie McNearney Paul and Anna Riester Best Buy Charitable Trust Star Council Level Stan and Cindy Bandur Dorothy Inde and Valdis Inde Medtronic Chris ’93 and Amanda Ritz Diane L. Roberts Blake ’69 ($2,500-4,999) Bank of America Foundation Lucas and Stephanie Jackson Mark and Karen Melhorn Paul and Laurie Ritz John Bork ’88 Matching Gifts Program Anonymous (3) Penny Winzen Jacocks ’64 Paul and Jennifer Menke Mark and Ann Rogers Gary and Christine Caple Mark Banks Kristin Aleman Todd G. Johnson and Elizabeth Butler Rob Metcalf and Marita Ayshel Daniel Rooney and Lisa Guyer-Rooney Delta Air Lines Foundation Robert and M.J. Bauer Charlie and Cathy Anhut Richard Juettner Metcalf Bryan and Diane Ross The DeLude Family Daniel ’85 and Kimberley Becker Leon and Kari Ball Steve Katalinich and Rachel Bagwell Kerry and James Meyer ’82 Karl and Michelle Ruehling Christine and Denny DeNio Kathleen Fadell Benson ’54 Jeannie and Joe Bauer Michael and Adrienne Kautzman Michael ’76 and Kelly Meyer Tom and Jill Rushin Sue DePauw Timothy and Anastasia Benz Chad and Jennifer Carey Kenneth and Shari Eggenberger Irene Mikkalson Saint Paul Commodities, Inc. James and Carolyn Duffy William and Wendy Blackburn Kawiecki ’89 CenturyLink Clarke M. Williams Minnesota Twins Gregg M. Sawyer Jon Duval ’93 and Foundation Blue Cross/Blue Shield of MN Thomas and Maureen Kent Timothy and Lisa Miotti Mike Schaefbauer Candice Knight Duval ’97 Bridget and Jim Coffing Boulay PLLP Pamela Matthews Kerber ’73 Alice King Moormann ’56 John ’88 and Sherry Olsen Educational Credit Mgmt Corp. William Dickey and Karen Steiner Carol and Fred Breitling Lynn and Eileen Kjorstad Philip and Rosalba Murray Schaffer ’88

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Schaffer Performance Archery John and Marguerite Hasselo James Gross ’77 Andrew LaVenture ’02 Michael and Kathryn Spanier Barbara Mordaunt Burke ’71 Gina and Chadwick Schumacher ’87 Becker ’58 Michael and Teresa Gurin Gordon Lewis Frank and Barbara Fairfield Mary Ann Carter ’61 John and Christine Sennentz Julie and Todd Benentt Jason and Debra Hall Dan and Sheri Longhenry Spinner ’59 Karin and Andy Cebulla Kevin and Jane LaLonde Shea Erin and Darren Blauert Sr. Susan Hames, CSJ ’62 Lynda and James Mader Brandi and Joseph St. Mane ’08 Chianti Grill Solutran Bloomington Electric Company Jazz Hampton ’08 and Nicholas Magdziak and Kathleen Stapleton Michael ’93 and Cheryl Clements JoAnn and Michael St. Aubin Tom ✝ and Colleen Boerboom Courtney Hampton Susan Bounk Magdziak Jeannette Streefland Nicole and Peter Clough ’93 Dan and Gina Strittmater Ann Boeser ’73 and Lon Monroe Kathleen Hanley ’71 and Anne Regnier Maley ’80 Synchrony Financial Chad and Karla Clow Mike and Sue Sullivan Thomas and Andrea Bose Mike DeRusha John Matthews Kari Thiessen ’91 Janet and John Conneely Patrick ’08 and Elle Haumersen Dr. Heidi Brandenburg Kathleen Heenan ’60 Patricia Mathiowetz Mauren ’66 Sandra Thompson ’89 CorePower Yoga Sullivan ’08 Andrea Brockmeier and Paul Scott Heidi Brandenburg, DDS Tom and Colleen McCarthy Transport Express, Inc. Paul and Alice Hurley Corrigan ’78 Jacqueline and Jay Syverson Jim and Mary Brunzell Susan and David Hellstrom Ann McComas-Bussa and Jim Bussa Robert Trembath and Jean Roskam Bill Costello Mary Falenczykowski Tanghe ’62 Katherine Budin ’12 Erik J. Heltne ’03 Merrigan Construction United Way – Greater Twin Cities Jeanne Cota TCF Foundation Tim and Mary Beth Bungert Burns ’86 Chris and Cathy Hendrickson Jon and Leslie Meyer US Bank Foundation EMGP Nancy Bird Cronin ’61 Teleflex Foundation Jennifer and David Campbell Jennifer Streefland Henry ’87 and Derek Michalski ’06 Charleen and Jack Vitelli Michael and Barbara Cronin Adam Henry Amy and David Telep Kathleen and Donald Cassidy Leslie and Fred Mintz Daniel and Mary Beth Walbruch Crooked Pint LLC HighMark Wealth Management The Toro Foundation Cavalier Coaches Mary O’Meara Moynihan ’69 Kent Weber MaryClare Becker Cullen ’78 Jim and Jane Hileman Mike and Pamela Theirl James Clancy ’79 and Jane Randolph Murphy ’58 Jennafer and Christopher Wells Mike and Terry Curtis James and Aileen Hill James and Cheryl Thomas Amy Jaeger Clancy ’81 Charles ’88 and Denise Musech Pamela Wiche and Tamara Day Judith Daleki ’54 Joanne and Allen Hinderaker Dave Thompson Kimberly Cline ’99 Randall and Kristen Nelson Charles and Christine Wiener Ann Dalsin ’93 Paul and Margaret Hirsch Deacon and Mrs. James Thornton Craig and Karlyn Coleman Nathan and Heather Northrup Patrick and Peggy Wier Sharen Hansen Darling ’58 Ann Welbes Hubbard ’80 Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Steven Cole-Schwartz ’00 Denise Nygren Margaret and David Winter Deer Run Golf Club Scott ’00 and Stacey Hughes Rebecca and Terry Tofte Cooperative Dairy Marketing Julie Bednarz Oberle ’83 Troy and Jill Zangs Brian L. Delgado ’85 Jarod and Rebecca Lunde Jacobs ’91 Gloria Tonskemper ’66 Todd and Mary Czachor Brenda Geissler Ogle ’90 and Kristine and John Zellmer John and Patricia Devins Scott and Antonia Johnston Curtis and Julie Elsen Tvete ’73 Arlene Dagnault Matt Ogle Terry and Kathy Zent Vivian Doucette Steven and Shannon Jones Frank Vascellaro and Amelia Dale Studios Kyle O’Hehir ’11 Daniel ’03 and Jamie Zielke Sue Drawert Richard and Jeanette Keinz Santaniello Paulyne Davio Kristin Olson ’97 Donna Zubert ’60 Stacia Walling Driver ’93 Sheila Diehl Kelly-Hoyt ’56 Laura and Tim Vitelli Jami and Eric Deal Michael and Brenda O’Neil Becky Hall Egan ’87 Michael and Sara Kenefick Todd and Joanie Vollmers Dan ’88 and Mary DeMarce Kevin and Theresa Orth Sustainer Level Donald Eichten Jaki and Jason Ortmeier ($250-499) Joe and Mary Elder Ruth Ostrom and Dean Becker 2018-19 AHA Student Body Michael ’79 and Gerilyn Elsen Cheryl Otting ABC Studios Cathy Elsen ’83 James Packard Paul and Julie Abdo Laurie A. Elsen ’75 James Page Gina and Troy Alexander Richard and Joyce Elsen Park Tavern Greg and Laurie Anderson Robert and Elaine Elsen Vincent Paulus ’89 and Angela Noonan, Origami Owl John and Karen Elsen Lori Ludowese Paulus ’89 Après Event Decor and Tent Rental Elsen Brothers, Inc. Stephen ’81 and RaNae Pelner Lynn Becker Backes ’80 Mark Erickson Steve and Mary Ann Peterson Baird Foundation Maureen Scallen Failor ’79 and Thomas and Nancy Plunkett Robert and Karen Ballard Gregory Failor Jackie and Joe Poidinger Robert and Laura Bauer William Farhet ’88 Matthew Povolny ’00 Bear Creek Lodge Michael Farnham Andrew and Kelly Priadka Therese Beaudette ’50 Jeff and Sue Felton Tayler Rahm Michelle Mahan Beck ’92 John Finnegan ’06 Janice Rahm Claire Linsmayer Behnke ’56 Flex-Able Solutions Kathleen Reents Bemer Partners Patricia Floyd ’64 Bryan Reichel Kelly and Troy Bengston Alan and Joanne Foley Lynn Reichel Bridget Moore Benson ’90 Meghan Foley Howe ’03 Timothy and Justine Rethlake William and Van Benz Doris Fritzen Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation Paul and Corinna Benz Colleen Gallagher ’69 Alan and Colleen Roberge Mary Susan Bianchi Mary and Mark Gallardo Michael ’94 and Breanne Rothstein John and Nancy Bierbaum General Sports Dean Rudie and Carol Veldman Rudie Jonathan and Laura Goblirsch Carol Gerlach Ben and Heather Rybak Ryan ’90 Biermann ’03 Charles Gorrill Kristin Thomas Sancken ’02 Dennis and Grace Bierschbach Leon and Patricia Grahn Waldeck Law Firm, P.A. Linda Demers Timothy and Joan Kenny Rod and Robin Sande Greg Biltz ’95 and Timothy and Susan Graves Christine Ward and Rick Haase Kelly-Ann and William Diehl Francis and Audrey Keuler Katy Sawyer ’97 Angela Olson Biltz ’95 Heather Grazzini-Sims ’98 and Scott ’85 and Sharon Hall Stephen and Jacquelyn Dombrovski Gary and Kathy King Jane Schill Gregory and Josephine Bitter Patrick Sims Warmka ’85 Duval Investment Group Catherine Parranto Kirchner ’93 and Gina and Steve Schneeberger Braxton Black ’05 Green Mill Restaurants LLC Garrett Wise ’14 Robert ’88 and Sarah Harristhal Dan Kirchner Steve and Kathryn Schneider Steve Block Jahan Hajiani John and Kristine Zellmer Egan ’89 Ann Kjorstad Elizabeth and Paul Schoenecker ’83 Stephen Boatman ’84 Rita Hajiani Belinda Cullen Zenk ’81 Mary and Gary Elling Dave and Amy Koch J Nick and Lucy Schultheis Bobby & Steve’s Auto World Jay and Elizabeth Hansen Marge Carlson Zieska ’56 Scott Elmer and Mary Seipp-Elmer Jason and Lenora Kochanowski William Schwind Ryan ’99 and Jessica Meacham Kristen Hanson Ann M. Spinner Zimdars ’66 Joe ’75 and Linda Dolezal Elsen ’75 Thomas Koenig ’87 and Scott Richards North Star Boerboom ’99 Jillian Harvalis Emily Shea Koenig ’87 Silvia Zironi Little and Raymond Little Robert and Patti Engel Charitable Foundation David Bohman ’06 Sarah and Joe Hauer Judy Evertz Kramer Faircon Service Company Mary Sedlar Conroy and Dan and Judy Boulay Annette Cowell Herman ’64 Corrie and Dee Kuester Timothy Conroy Bronze President’s Amanda Ferrill Terry ’98 and Justin Braun Thomas and Patricia McConville Financial Navigation Group Joseph and Karen LaBate Therese Seidel-Miller ’84 and Michael W. Breitling ’84 Holloran ’48 Star Council Level Tim Miller Patrick and Ann Dalsin Flynn ’59 Peter ’05 and Donna LaBate Catherine Clifford Brennan ’66 Hormel Foods Corporation ($500-999) Scott and Cabrini Shaller Peg O’Connor Franzen ’53 Greg and Lisa LaFrance Janet Carpentier Brewer ’59 Matching Gifts Program Anonymous (5) SharePoint Credit Union David and Yvette Frear Amy Landgren ’94 Deidre Ann Brossard ’53 Kevin ’79 and Julie Hutchens Brian Allingham ’91 Shred Right Brian and Susan Gengler Paul and Anne Laux Jeffrey and Helen Bureau Nancy Dwyer Jackson ’65 Amanda Bandur ’03 Tom and Andrea Snook

18 COMMUNIQUÉ FALL 2019 | 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT SUMMARY Kristen Karpinsky Ernest and Joanne Frankovich David and Nancy Kaysen Joseph ’77 and Darla Fraser Gina and Patrick Kennedy Karen M. Fristrom ’75 David and Susan Knoll Linda Poncin Fugina ’69 Amy Rushin Kolar, M.D. ’88 Dorman and Jane Fulton Eugene and Clara Kopyar Michael Furlong ’95 Christopher ’91 and Lisa Kostik Barbara Battaglia Gabruk Edward and Maureen Krmpotich Dennis and Marybeth Gaetano Phillip and Jane Kronlage James Garay Heelan ’03 Kenneth LaChance ’91 Stephen and Jill Garrison LaMere Family Gearty-Delmore Funeral Chapels, Inc Aaron ’98 and Angela Lapensky Louis and Karen Geislinger Phil and Connie Larson General Mills Foundation Jean Laumann Nadine Niedermaier Gergen ’69 Timothy and Emelea Link Mary Giesen ’57 Stephen and Colleen Short Lucke Emily Swanson Gilbert ’04 and Kevin and Amy Sawyer Ludwig ’93 Mike Gilbert Gary ’76 and Sheila Machacek Joe and Marcia Gilbertson Dr. Joan Madden ’62 Gill Brothers Funeral Service Robert and Bella Maisel and Cremation Robert and Helen Malby Thomas and Jennifer Gillen Kyle Malone ’99 Jason Gomez ’04 Mary Lou and Jerry Mans Monica Kelly Gould ’96 Map Elite & Map Prospects LLC William Graczyk ’02 Dave Martin ’93 and Brian Fulford Debra Kasper Grahek ’69 Mark and Joan McCrory William Grande ’96 Jeffrey ’79 and Gina Schullo Theresa Graves Meacham ’80 Mary C. Weber Severson ’72 AHA Admissions Department Katherine Olsen Bredesen ’65 Robert Dircks and Zara and Michael Griswold Elizabeth Menke ’86 Susan Shannon Natalie Ahlm Sheila Brennan Roberta Ramstack Dircks ’62 Karen Gronvold Marsha Poeschl Miller ’65 Jane and Edward Shea Allured Poepping Allured ’97 and Mary Heimerl Brick ’57 Discovery Financial Mary Margaret Gross ’87 Minneapolis Gun Club Christopher and Beverly Slater Jonathan Allured Heather and Paul Briggs Cheryl Mamer Docherty ’88 and Guthrie Theater Christy and Mark Moore ’93 Spectacle Shoppe Anne and Frank Amore ’86 Patricia Kersten Brooks ’44 John Docherty Anthony Haeg ’13 Thomas D. Moore ’96 Lindsay Stone Terry Anderson Diane Bruder Bernadine Meyer Doll ’57 Ann Marie Groebner Hagen ’63 Sarah Moses ’87/Michael’s Story Capital LLC Nicholas ’99 and Erin Anhut Trevor Bruess ’04 Jerome and Joyce Kelash Virginia Hagen Dominique ’75 Bridal & Pageant Shop Alec Sunder ’09 Thomas Arms ’83 and Liz Olney Arms Barbara A. Buckles ’52 Patricia Piculell Hamann ’64 Patrick and Susan Donohue My Burger Operations LLC Brian and Pamela Sunder Kathleen Nichols Armstrong ’65 Rita Reed Buckley ’59 Peggy Hammill Pomije Nelnet Matching Gift Program Arthur Murray Dance Centers Stacia Walling Driver ’93 and Andrew Hannan ’01 Carmon and Rick Sutton Fr. J. Michael Byron Jeremy Driver Steve and Jennifer Nelson Thomas Ford Ascher ’84 Brian and Laura Schroepfer Kelly Garrison Swenson ’05 Ann Marie Capuzzi Mary Casagrande Dunphy Steve and Kari Nelson Brad Ayers Hanneman ’88 Scott and Jennifer Thalhuber Mary Carey ’59 Mike and Karen Duthoy Network for Good Lynn Bachman Loretta Hansen ’59 The Fortis Academy Nancy Coffman Carlson ’73 E&A Business Solutions, Inc Northland Concrete and Masonry Karen Bachman Thull and Matt Thull Michele Margarit Hansen ’72 The Saint Paul Hotel Kristin and Greg Carlson Ecolab Company LLC Mary Bailey ’62 John and Katherine Hanson Tradition Wealth Management Michael Carman ’06 Joseph Egan Kimberly Ober Dave ’76 and Mary Jo Anding Ellen Barrett Hanten ’72 Mark and Kathy Traster Jacquelyn and Todd Carter John Eichten ’06 Kathleen Marcella O’Brien ’59 Garth and Darleen Treude Bangasser ’76 Joseph and Karen Casey Bob and Ann Hardcopf Keith and Kimberly O’Brien James and Audrey Banovetz Joseph Eickhoff ’80 Kristin Sundboom Harrer ’04 Fr. John Ubel Molly Randolph Casey ’60 Ardith and Glen Eiden Karen Kelly Olson ’89 and Eric Olson Ted Ulrich ’87 Jay Barriball ’06 Samantha and Joseph Cassioppi ’00 Mary Harrington ’66 Mary Olson Heather and Jeremy Bartfield Laura Kinowski Eiden ’06 Mary Naughton Hartung ’58 John and Elizabeth VanderAarde Margaret Mexner Cesarek ’73 Kathleen Peine Eiselein ’60 Joseph and Felicia O’Neill and Family Edward and Virginia Doyle Vizard ’56 Ann Ness Bartz ’86 Carly Morris Charlson ’06 Healthy Living Chiropractic Ted and Phung Osborn Basilica Events, LLC Nicholas Elfering ’09 Corrine Heine Daniel and Mary Walczak Steve and Deb Christianson Amy Elsen ’79 Park Dental Rachel Turbeville Walczak ’10 and Diana L. Bauman ’66 and Judith Bourke Chumley ’61 Steven and Rita Heise Bernie Bauman Curt and Colleen Elsen Russ and Janet Patience Samuel Walczak ’10 Kevin ’96 and Kaishan Clancy Gary and Sarah Helm David Baumgardner and Monica Engel ’77 and Tim Marx John and Kathleen Paulson Teresa Blatz Walker ’44 Kathleen Coe ’71 Brett Heltne ’02 Rita O’Malley Baumgardner Bill and Angela Ernst Linda Pavic and Seikei Hibino Christine Warren Desiree and Jim Collings Shari Henry Daniel and Margaret Hayes Christine Esterl ’03 and Anne L. Pavlik ’70 Julie and Jim Weiland Heritage Links Golf Club Bednarz ’59 John Collins ’02 Dan Showalter Paul and Mary Menke Peichel ’87 Samuel Welna ’04 Kathleen Herrick Chris Bednarz ’87 Andrew Cooney ’00 Lida Etemad Rick and Clarice Pilon John and Toni Martinson Welsch ’87 Kathleen A. Hesse ’69 Anne Egerer Berg ’77 Casey Cooper Zelda Landy Fahey ’58 Todd and Cory Piper-Hauswirth Matt Wilmesher ’92 Kathleen Gillick Hesse ’70 Dale and Eileen Berglund David Cowley and Cindy Jackson Gregory Farley Kathryn and Ted Plunkett Karen Mullin Winter ’55 Hilton Minneapolis/Bloomington Michael and Deborah Berglund Shirley Boehnke Cressy ’54 Carol Felber Quickturn Duplication LLC Norbert and Debbie Winter Curt and Sara Hoeppner Theresa Bosiger Bergren ’91 and Duane and Kathleen Klaesges Frederick and Susan Ferron Todd and Jennifer Radam Franklin and Elizabeth Hoffman Wipfli LLP Al Bergren Crosland ’58 Gary and Renee Fetzer Tom and Kaye Reecy Patrick and Colleen Hoffman Christian Wise ’14 M. Arlene Bernardy Mary Jo Spillane Cummins ’60 Ann Fischer ’85 Julia and Mark Reid John and Midge Smoot Holahan ’66 Tom and Kellie Wolf William and Judith Bertrand Patty Meehan Cunniff ’65 Christopher ’90 and Joy Fischer RF Moeller Jeweler Maureen and Jan Holland Kathy Zappa Joseph and Kathleen Betlej Randy Cure ’08 Mackenzie Fitting Shelly Elsen Robinson ’77 Roy and Ruth Holm Zerorez Donna Biedron ’80 Mary Carroll Curran ’71 Margaret Moskalik Fitzgerald ’65 Kevin ’03 and Molly Nerhus Linda Honebrink ’64 Wayne Zetzman Helen Lamm Biedron ’55 Diana Dalsin ’89 Mary Fitzgerald ’65 Rollwagen ’03 Tyler Howells ’02 Theresa Black Melissa Webert Dalum ’00 William and Jennifer Fitzgerald Kevin and Terri Bungert Roth ’75 Kevin P. Huck ’03 Partner Level David and JoAnn Bounk Dennis and Angela Davis Dan Fitzgibbons Donald and Jane Rushin Paul ’95 and Suzanne Humbert ($100-249) Shawn and Jeffrey Bouslog Meredith Davis Paige Fitzgibbons David Samuels ’86 Jared Hummel ’05 Anonymous (5) John and Kathleen Boyle Ann and Michael Deasey Michael and Julie Flaherty Brady Schmidt Joanne Maiers Isdahl ’81 Tracey Achenbach Michael and Denise Brady Joseph and Christine Elsen Dellwo ’83 Judy and Robert Fleming ’80 Mary Jo Heenan Segal ’57 JD Hoyt’s Supper Club Peg Tait Aguirre ’60 Gwenn and Steven Branstad Keith Detlefsen ’01 Robert E. Foster, Jr.

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Patricia Jeub ’44 Ann Rockwell Lueders ’51 Morris and Karen Nilsen Sr. Carolyn Puccio, CSJ Eric and Jennifer Stine Sharon Wienke ’89 Beverly Johnson Christy Lunde ’88 Thomas Noonan ’97 Barry Purrington Maiken Overton Strohm ’01 Lucy Hamel Wilhoit ’56 Hal and Catherine Carroll Johnson ’69 Jennifer Lutgen ’94 Northwestern Mutual Foundation Madonna Putz Vitarello ’78 Nicholas and Melissa Casey Suek ’91 Williams Varty Williams and Kathleen E. Johnson ’68 Conor Maas ’09 Kimberley and David Nos Margaret Burns Rasmussen ’62 Mark Suess Gene Williams Kurt Johnson Fred and Diane Macciocchi David and Kristine Novak Madalon Wachtler Recke ’54 Susan Sobraske Sullivan ’59 and Stephen Winum Patricia Rasmussen Johnston ’66 Mesa MacDonald Andrew and Caitlin Nugent Alicia Bartsh Reuter ’93 and John Sullivan Evan Wise ’13 Wayne and Kathy Johnston MacPhail Center for Music Mr. William M. Oaster and Richard Reuter Mary Lewis Sullivan ’78 Merikay Kuppe Wisely ’64 Emily Rodier Jones ’04 and Fred Jones Debra Mahoney Katherine A. Courrier Bruce and Mary Rimstad Barbara Sweeney Mary Ellen Muckenhirn Wishart ’58 Janyce Mehr Jones ’59 Michael Mahoney Ellen T. O’Brien ’57 Susan and Kevin Roberts Patrick and Cynthia Jensen Scott and Lisa Wold Jeff and Rachel Kamin Kevin Margarit ’80 Sean ’84 and Mallory O’Brien Michael and Suzanne Robin Sweeney ’68 Elizabeth S Fredericks Wolf ’49 Maria Kannankutty Constantino Marin Castro and Sean O’Hagan ’04 Laura and Mike Robinson Marie Finley Swoboda ’62 Maureen and Patrick Wollak Joanne Kantner Judith Torres Lopez Phillip ’89 and Sarah Malby Ron Rodier ’86 and The Advocate Group LLC Paul ’78 and Kay Meyers Spencer Kantner Jeanne Marrinan Cooley O’Konski ’89 Rebecca Yetzer Rodier ’86 Barbara Olsen Thode ’57 Wozniczka ’78 Gavin Kaysen ’98 Michael and Kathleen Tait Martin ’64 Jodi and Jeff Olson William and Susan Roehrick Pat and Judy Thul Marita Yanisch Charlie ’09 and Jamie Keis Van Mather Andrea Olson and Mark Fellows Timothy Rollwagen ’99 Julie Tigges and Joseph Bornong Curt and Anne Kanyusik Yoakum Tom and Grace Keliher Maureen Matthes Mary Higgins Olson ’67 Rick Romer Chris Todd Jim and Jodi Young Kelly Stock Consulting Randall Matthes Mary Wells Olson ’75 Andrew and Nancy Roscoe Travelers Community Connections Alexander Zappa ’12 Vicki and George Kemp Rick and Jennifer Mattox Robert and Margaret Olson Joan Willenburg Rourke ’65 Stephanie Truhlar ’95 Julie and Thomas Zenk William and Nancy Kenyon Tim Mayclin Shannon and Bradley Olson Kathy Murphy Rowen ’63 Barbara Haeg Tuynman ’65 Paul and Kristin Ziegler Mary Russell Kenyon ’58 Claire Mayer ’10 Olson Power & Equipment, Inc. Kathleen Roy Leo and Martha Twiggs Roy and Ofelina Zillmer Fred and Kelly Ketcho Meghan Mayer ’13 Mary Bird Orfield ’64 Scott and Anne Keppel Rusert ’84 Twin Cities Pedal Pub James J. Kilpatrick ’03 Brian and Roberta McAdam John and Dr. Katie Sorenson Lisa and Michael Sackmaster Jan Bangasser Typher ’79 Donors Osborn ’66 Katherine King ’65 Patricia Londo McCormick ’44 Colleen Sackmaster Daniel Underferth ’01 (Gifts up to $99) Katherine Oslund ’13 Patricia Doucet Klass ’62 Alice Juettner McCormick ’64 and Joan Sandstrom Josh Van De Hinz Laurice ’90 and Sedric Owens NOTE: Alumni donors in Maureen Lannan Kleiderer ’56 Duane McCormick Julia Sanem ’00 David and Lori Van Der Heide Miguel and Laurie Padilla this giving category are Margaret Sowa Kleven ’66 Helen Welter McDevitt ’68 Jeanne Sanstead Richard and Patricia Van Dyke listed on pages 22-24 Jon and Carla Parrington Patricia Broad Koch ’51 Charles and Lois McDonald Peter and Nghia Schoengart Elisabeth and Daniel Van Orsow amongst all alumni donors. Stephen McDonald ’82 JoAnne Russell Parsons ’61 Gary Schokmiller Meg and Joe Van Sloun Deanne Doughty Kocon ’57 Anonymous (3) Michael McElroy ’05 Michael and Christina Pasdo Ellen Schuller David Vogt Jane and Lawrence Koenig 43 Hoops Martha McGann Cheryl Pederson Mark and Maggie Schumacher Stephen and Caroline Vopatek Anna Koppel ’06 Abdallah Candies and Gifts Ann McGarry Kathleen McDonell Penterman ’59 Catherine Ernst Schumacher ’66 Voya Foundation Kelly Kranz ’01 Cheryl Adkins Virginia McGoldrick Don and Asanka Perera Suzanne and Robert Scolamiero Voyager Village Golf Club Mary Krasselt Krasselt-Long ’67 Pat and Barbara Ahern Peter McGrane ’13 Mark ’95 and Amy Berninghaus James See ’05 Jean Scherer Wagener ’57 Dean and Janell Kraus Al Vento Padraic and Nancy McGuire Peterson ’95 Stephen and Sandra Carroll Seitz ’83 Ann Wagner ’67 Jason Kraus ’18 Nancy and Daniel Alcombright Robert and Jane McKenna Barbara Bartsh Peterson ’59 Jeanne Geyer Sella ’48 Betty Ann Jacobson Wagner ’54 Kevin Kraus ’14 Amazon Smile Foundation Kevin and Kate Jaeger McMahon ’86 Jean Peterson Jason Sheeley ’92 and Chris Wagner ’76 Thomas Kraus ’16 Gerald and Donna Anderson Marie Walentiny Medvec ’65 and Joan Peterson Rachel Christian Doris Waid Michael Krempa ’05 Kent and Melinda Ashland Joseph Medvec Michelle Johnston Phillips ’95 Mike Shelton and Cydney Einck Mary Jones Walker and Jim Walker Thomas and Michele Krenn Roger and Dorothy Audette Andrew Meinhardt ’95 and James and Leslie Pierce Mollie Frey Sherry ’54 Eugene and Carol Waschbusch Kevin Krmpotich ’02 Theresa Avery Teresa Backes Meinhardt ’01 Anna Swanson Pink ’05 Sherwin Williams Gabrielle Wayland John Kroeten ’87 Steve and Lynn Ballinger James Melssen ’84 Pinstripes Timothy and Barbara Shields Kathleen Weaver Dan Kronick ’02 Eugenio and Teresa Meschini Michele and Phil Barnhill Michaeleen Coleman Kruger ’74 Tanya and Paul Meyer Marilyn Barnicle Jason and Sarah Lahr Kuenle ’98 Thomas and Maureen La Fond Robert Bartlett Jamie Kuester ’00 Meyer ’60 Ronald Bauleke and Paul Kuester ’97 Daniel Meyers ’82 Diane Skelly-Bauleke Mary Parker LaFontaine ’53 Carol Miletti Sandy Bayerl Kathleen and Stewart Laird ✝ Robert and Susan Milis Becoming Financial Richard LaLonde John and Theresa Miller Mary Beeson Ruth Zeller LaMere ’62 Minnesota School Boards Association Donna and Robert Bemiss Monika Pufpaff Lampe ’91 Minnesota Twins Rebecca Benz John and Claudette Lamprecht Michael and Gillian Mitchell Michael and Catherine Berg Juan Landa John Mitchell Guy and Denise Bergevin Melissa Landgren ’99 Farhad and Michele Moin Clare Bernhagen Stephen and Barbara Lapensky Rachel Walczak Moline ’09 and Terry Bil and Joan Scherrer Larkin Hoffman Daly & Lindgren, Ltd. Nathaniel Moline ’09 John and Margaret Blissenbach Mary Jo Larson ’72 Money Creek Haven, Inc Bob and Ellen Blume Robert and Jean Laue Mary Elsen Moody ’76 Kristin Boda John and Jeanette Laux Becky Majerus Moody ’88 Norrine Bohman Mark Lehnert ’89 Shelly Ann Moorman ’58 Darryl and Vicki Bonin Daniel and Colleen Letellier Elizabeth Moran Janet and Wayne Borgeson Matthew and Maria Lewis Frankie Mork ’13 Pamela and Joe Boston Debbie Nelson Lindroth ’87 and Monica Mullerleile Elizabeth Plonske Aune ’99 Margo Simmons ’76 Michael Weber Rita Boulay David Lindroth Tommy Mulligan ’02 Leo and Julia Poehling Michael and Victoria Smith Susan Weberg Lisa Boysen Michele Kennedy Lindstrom ’85 Darrell and Vicki Musech Kevin Poindexter ’06 Sandra Smith-Hanen and Kris Weiby Kathryn and Myron Braun Donald and Janice Link Charles and Maureen Kelly Wayne and Catherine Pokorny Michael Hanen Helen Budde Weides ’45 Breadsmith Olin T. Litwin ’08 Neerland ’58 Joanne Beigle Pollara Beverly Springer Steven and Colleen Werle Brenda Brewster Jeffrey A. Loch ’86 Douglas ’03 and Jackie Nelson John E. and Carol Banovetz Amanda Hanson Stafford ’00 Elizabeth and Alan Werle J. Kirby and Nora Brower Lost Spur Golf and Event Center Kathleen Gallagher Nelson ’67 Powers ’92 Anita and Barry Steckling Kristine Paulson Wessinger ’98 Christopher and Sara Bryan Mary Susan Lovett ’76 Richard and Nancy Nelson Susan Trainor Price ’70 Elaine Vernon Steenberg ’62 Denise Margarit Westerhaus ’81 Buck Hill Ski and Snowboard Area James ’87 and Michelle Allingham Annette White Nesseth ’88 Prime Therapeutics Colleen Stevens Wayne and Kathryn Burger Ludowese ’87 Whitefish Golf Club Marty and Kate Flynn Nicklay ’85 Tina and Marlan Proctor Roger and Jeanne Stevens Maureen Burns

20 COMMUNIQUÉ FALL 2019 | 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT SUMMARY Kathleen Byrne and Lynne and Steve Elsen James and Dori Hummel Marilee McGraw John and Frances Peebles Eugene and Chris Schmidt John Lee Skolte Dan and Monica Engel Tracii Hunter Scott and Ann McGuire Penumbra Theatre Barbara and Ronald Schmitt Cafe Latté Shari Erdahl and Chris Mazurek Illusion Theater Sr. Katherine McLaughlin, CSJ Joanna and Jim Perry Schuler Shoes John Campbell Sara Erlandson Donna Isaac Merck Foundation Lauren and Anastasia Peters Edward and Linda Scislow Barbara Campbell BJ Etzold Jax Cafe Laura Mestler Jim and Julie Pfitzinger Sebastian Joe’s Ice Cream Patrick Campbell Colleen Evon Joe Senser’s Kitchen and Bar Stephen and Linette Meyer William and Holly Porter Lloyd and Rosie Seipp Mike and Mary Louise Campion John and Linda Ewing Cleo and Kendell Johnson Michael Healey Law, LLC Joe and Marge Preiner Charles and Teresa Shirron Cargill, Inc. Donald and Veronica Fashant Kandt & Tetrick Funeral Home & Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Preservation Society of Shoreview Community Center Dennis and Patti Carlson Daniel and Amy Fennewald Cremation Services Midtown Global Market Newport County Shoreview Estates Condominium John and Betty Kannas Dennis and Gerri Migletz Jeffrey and Naomi Price Association Scott Keefer and Veronica Yuvan Francis and Katherine Miley Bernie and Irene Psyk Florence Simon Daniel and Marie Kell Mr. Steven L. Miller and Nicole Pugliese Skinner’s Pub Whitney and Andy Keller Theresa Greenfield Pumphouse Creamery Rhonda Smed Tina and Jon Keller Walter and Cathleen Mills Ed and Margaret Ramirez Darran Spence Jessica and Brian Kelley Minnesota Historical Society Carolyn Baker Reser Robert and Teresa St. Amant Robert W. and Ruth A. Kemper Minnesota Landscape Arboretum Ben and Linda Reuben St. Catherine University Kathleen Kennedy Minnesota State Fair Betty Rhodes St. Norbert College Kathy Kimmel Minnesota Zoo Mary Jo Rieger St. Paul Saints Baseball Club Herb and Therese Kistler Mixed Blood Theatre Rose Ann Riesgo Nancy Steele Robert and Phyllis Klatt Jacqueline Mrachek and Paul and Nancy Rivers Thomas and Sheila Steichen Julie and Roger Kline Michael Huyen Roasted Pear Restaurant Steve and Mary Strafelda Mark and Denise Knutson Gregory and Kathy Mueller Jean-Luc Roche Joann Tacl Larry and Ruth Kollmeyer Sarah Muhvic Renee Rodier Techware Distribution Richard and Kathy Laliberte Renae Mularky William Rodier Ann Tellander Robert and Susan Laney Tom and Julie Murnan Chuck and Pauline Rogers Thomas and Barbara Teresi Hau and Phuong Le Nativity of Mary Catholic Church Kristen Roline Alyssa Terry M.M. Leibfried Lori Nelson Jeff Romatoski and The Face Foundry Ronald Lenarz Jens Nestingen Donnabelle Christenson The Malt Shop Elaine and Patrick Case Elizabeth Ferguson Amy Leyden Julie and Aaron Neville Thomas and Diane Rosch Marcia and Terrence Thompson Lawrence and Phyllis Casey Wayne and Carla Fitting Arlene Leyden New Scenic Cafe Jessica and Charles Ryan Jennifer and Robert Thompson Richard Champley Valerie Flynn Earl and Marilyn Lindquist Philip and Sandra Newton Gerald Sackmaster Louise Tiffany Kevin Chirpich Roxanne Flynn Lions Tap Family Restaurant Clara Nieder James and Jane Sanem Eileen Tilton Guy and Penny Cierzan Susan Foerster Dave Loeber Chris and Mary Jo Nordstrom Michael and Vickie Sauro Kari and Peter Toensing Thomas and Linda Clancy Carin Folk Michael and Julie Loney Thomas and Wanda Nystuen Stanton and Mary Beth Sawdey Phillip Tritabaugh Coca-Cola Enterprises, Inc. John and Mary Ford Luci Ancora Michael and Carol O’Brien Sawdust Savvy Gail and Gina Tritle Coca-Cola Give Kirstie Foster Lunds & Byerlys Matthew O’Leary Tom and Mary Beth Scallen Darrell and Barbara Trowbridge Robert and Karen Colin Marian Fox Rodney Dean Lyle, Sr. Mary O’Neil Aida and Thomas Schaefer Judith Trunecek Judy and Jerry Cooper Thomas E Fox Elizabeth Maas Thomas and JoAn Overton Denny and Sandra Scheer Donald and Judith Unger Karen Copa Darlene and Roger Frank James and Geraldine Mages Theresa and Lawrence Palmersheim Stephen and Beryl Schewe University of Minnesota Morris Todd Craven and Barb Larson Jay Franklin Stan Maisel and Jean Efron Nicholas and Mary Jo Paulus Robert and Jenny Schirm Theresa Urbaniak Mark and Kim Cressy Kimberly Frechette Rick and Lori Pearce Lisa Schlichting David and Carolyn Vasos Robert and Genevieve Dahl Robert and Kathleen French Bruce Vassar Tom and Patricia Daly Floyd and Jeanette Gast Villa Bellezza Scott Daly Gertens Greg and Michelle Vincent Pam David Conrad and Rita Glatzmaier Andrew Vitek Jay and Becky Debertin Good Day Cafe John and Geralyn Warneke Jerome and Ruth Delgehausen Margaret Goodyear Fred and Bonnie Washington Mary Ellen Denucci R. William Gorrilla Sheila Waters Dick’s Sporting Goods Caroline Grabow Nora and Charles Watts Mary Diercks Grand Slam Sports Marc and Patricia Wertwijn Dan and Laurie Dimond Great Lakes Aquarium Wine & Canvas Jeffrey and Melissa Donnelly Dale and Mary Gruenke Michael and Ellen Juettner Wold Jean Donohue James and Maria Gruenwald Timothy and Beth Wynne Bruce Dorn Michael and Catherine Gruidl Michael and Julie Yager Mark Dougherty Kari and Pete Hainey Scott and Cheri Younghans Bruce and Marie Doyle Michael and Martha Hannan Youth Performance Company John and Mary Doyle Gerald and Margaret Hanson Randy and Kelly Zbanek Thomas and Cheryl Draxler Kristin Hartley Laura and Zachary Zeckser Jeffrey and Ann Marie Drews Haskell's Leonard and Marie Zimmel Mark and Deborah Drexler Darleen and Harry Hauck Debra and John Zyla Doug and Jean Dubbink Paul and Pamela Havel Deborah Duchene Arvid and Barbara Herigstad Elizabeth Duncan Katie Hess Frank Dunn Mrs. Philomena M. Hesse Arnold Majerus This donor listing includes cash contributions, the estimated value of in-kind donations, Kenneth F. and Shannon Dunst Jennings Hill and Sylvia Matzke-Hill Joan Maloney and funds raised through the school’s special events between July 1, 2018 and June 30, Mary and Thomas DuPont JoAnn Hillstrom Thomas and Dorothy Maloney 2019. These totals do not include outstanding pledges. Bernie Dutke Dung C. Hinh and Ms. Hyun A. Moon Scott and Susan Maltese Sr. Katherine Egan, CSJ James Hinton Blaine and Mary Mamer While we strive for the highest levels of accuracy with our donor listings, errors do occur. Jean and Keith Elfering Deirdre Hocks Joan Marcantelli If you have any questions about donor listings, or wish to offer any corrections, please Bob and Marilee Elliott Holy Land Brand, Inc David and Lori Matlon contact the AHA Advancement office at (612) 798-2618 or [email protected] so we Lisa and Thomas Elm Dan Hostager David McDonald can address it appropriately.

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Donors by graduating class Patricia Linnihan Florence Deaner Pamela Melony Manteufel The We are Holy Angels! Alumni Challenge is an initiative spearheaded by AHA alums Sr. Mary Ann McGivern Karen Holman DeVries Kathleen Tait Martin to promote generosity among the greater alumni association. During the 2018-19 Barbara Wudke Moore Roberta Ramstack Dircks Alice Juettner McCormick school year, over 60 alums banded together to support AHA and specifically the Kathleen Marcella O’Brien Janet Feany Ellingsberg Judith A. Mosiniak comprehensive campaign. They reached out to fellow alums asking them to give by Kathleen McDonell Penterman Rita Fox Deanne Gantzer Nelson writing letters, making phone calls and hosting parties. The overall response by alumni Barbara Bartsh Peterson Mary Catherine Walker Gale Patricia Harte Nolan was overwhelming as we saw a 28% increase in the number of alumni donors over the Frances Fadell Serpe Susan Graceman Paulette Langer Orf previous year. Thank you! Barbara Fairfield Spinner Sr. Susan Hames, CSJ Mary Bird Orfield Linda Fadell Stubbs Kathleen Conboy Holzer Kathleen Cooper Pierson The success of “the challenge” played a key role in helping the school achieve its Joanne Tromiczak-Neid Donna Johnson Susanne Price Lois Johnson Mary Spack Roberts campaign goal in September of 2019. Now, as we embark on this new school year our CLASS OF 1960 Sue Johnson Mary H. Siegfried hope and prayer is that our alumni will continue to answer the call to help us grow and Peg Tait Aguirre Collette Brouette Kern Judi Bregel Small thrive so that even more students can attend Holy Angels. We have set another Mrs. Janice L. Buechler Patricia Doucet Klass Mary Davy Swanson ambitious goal of 1350 alumni donors for 2019-20. We gratefully ask for your support. Molly Randolph Casey Kassie Mulheran Knopick Suzanne Eddy West Mary Jo Spillane Cummins Ruth Zeller LaMere Merikay Kuppe Wisely Michele DesLauriers CLASS OF 1943 CLASS OF 1953 Judith Louis Gendron CLASS OF 1958 Jeanne Lutgen Kathleen Peine Eiselein CLASS OF 1965 Joan T. Hogan Elizabeth T. Toof Anderson Margaret Reardon Goodge Marguerite Hasselo Becker Dr. Joan Madden Mary Ferdon JoAnn Christian Adelmann Deidre Ann Brossard Sr. Eleanor Granger, OSF Kathleen Klaesges Crosland Kathleen Kurimay McCoy CLASS OF 1944 Mary Hansen Kathleen Nichols Armstrong Mollie Campbell + Mary Ann Gross Sharen Hansen Darling Joyce Gregory Merchant Patricia Kersten Brooks Kathleen Heenan Katherine Olsen Bredesen Joan Baskfield Carroll Mary Mulcahy Hendricks Mary Casagrande Dunphy Eileen Leeder Michalski Patricia Jeub Claudia Ellington Hoversten Patty Meehan Cunniff Donna Harrer DuPont Mary Elliot Katsuranis Zelda Landy Fahey Patricia Carroll Mikus Patricia Londo McCormick Maureen La Fond Meyer Ginny Melcher DiNovis Georgia Polzin Ewing Sheila Diehl Kelly-Hoyt Caroline Wolf Harlow Margaret Scanlan Nelson Teresa Blatz Walker Nancy Bartosh Morreale Patricia Hornig Ehlen Peg O’Connor Franzen Maureen Lannan Kleiderer Mary Naughton Hartung Marilyn Pfund Kathleen Helland Royse Margaret Moskalik Fitzgerald CLASS OF 1945 Joan Yetter Freda Sharon Gleason Lingenfelter Gloria Smith Hartwick Stephanie Turgeon Quinn Carol Schauls Stahlkopf Mary Fitzgerald Betts Arms Giefer Ramona Rascop Ibister Alice King Moormann JoAnn Reuland Hohenshelt Margaret Burns Rasmussen Christine Ann Wegmann Walker Kathy Cochran Gaines Mary Ann Moll Hans Marilyn Miller Jackson Patricia Mullen Eileen Kelly Ivory Kathryn Schweitzer Donna Zubert Sheila Frawley Gould Peggy Murphy McGrath Colleen Gerdall Jackson Pat Tait Nicholson Mary Russell Kenyon Diane Simmons Sandra Margaret Smith Bly Rosemary Klaesges Hartman Helen Budde Weides Rae Morgan Jacob Carolyn Backdahl Ochsner Kathryn M. Hedges Kram Carol Velander Sipes Susan Bowar-Ferres, PhD, RN Patricia Frederick Hayes Jane Jaeger Mary Meier Paulson Nancy Hart Lewis Elaine Vernon Steenberg CLASS OF 1947 Mary Ann Carter Geraldine McKay Hodgson Mary Parker LaFontaine Marilynn C. Lerschen Peters Judy Hosp Matheis Linda Sullivan Rosemarie Kelly Breczinski Judith Bourke Chumley Nancy Dwyer Jackson Madalyn Loe Judith Sausen Shelly Ann Moorman Mary Botz Sur Patricia Mulrennan De Lapa Alice McCarthy Conine Katherine King Margaret Laux McCarthy Diane Frandrup Sparrow Maureen Connor Moses Kathleen Steiner Swenson Nancy O’Donnell McDonough Nancy Bird Cronin Deborah Kerr Knoss Kathleen Meyer Virginia Doyle Vizard Jane Randolph Murphy Marie Finley Swoboda Susan Miller Gormley Sharon Nelson Lethert CLASS OF 1948 Mary Radford Peterson Lucy Hamel Wilhoit Maureen Kelly Neerland Diane Radermecher Syverson Gloria Hagen Sheila Clifford Lind Patricia McConville Holloran Mary Reuder Marge Carlson Zieska Marilyn Johnson Nelson Mary Falenczykowski Tanghe Bobbie Morris Harrington Julie Madden Joan Davey Oberuc Janice Faye Breault Ring Kathryn Radford O’Brien Patricia McGruder Willette CLASS OF 1957 Rosemary Thompson Jantschik Marie Walentiny Medvec Jeanne Geyer Sella Mary Savoie Slind Dianne Trebil Ocel Jan McKenzie Anderson ✝ Patricia Christian Kargel CLASS OF 1963 Marsha Poeschl Miller Sally Hackenmueller Praus CLASS OF 1949 CLASS OF 1954 Patty Cairns Bongaarts Ellen Rooney Kelly Anonymous Molly Dornik Mork Mary Anne Savage Barbara Sperry Dirlam Sr. Madonna Adams Joanne Hite Brecount Kathleen Silcott Kruth Mary Schmidt Bach Barbara Tweedy Patten Margaret Waldron Sperry Holly Roam Gintz Nancy Knapp Ahern Judith Clark Brehm Peggy Doyle Lindgren Patricia Aulwes Burnworth Roberta Boulet Phillips Ann Friendshuh Thompson Joanne Beigle Pollara Kathleen Fadell Benson Mary Heimerl Brick Carol Muckenhirn Lunney Kathleen Cardinale Joan Willenburg Rourke Mary Jane McLaughlin Tillman Elizabeth S Fredericks Wolf Shirley Boehnke Cressy Bernadine Meyer Doll Sandra Thompkin May Barbara Wallin DeMay Denise Magney Shaughnessy Mary Jones Walker and Jim Millicent Adams Dosh CLASS OF 1950 Judith Daleki Walker Madalyn Kay McWhite-Lamson Judy Ferguson Barbara Haeg Tuynman Catherine Leonard Hartman Susan Stadther Downes Margaret Gartner Merrill Darlene Gates Therese Beaudette Williams Varty Williams and CLASS OF 1966 Barbara Renville Hechsel McDougall Sr. Mary Margaret Murphy, OP Ann Marie Groebner Hagen Kathleen Sweetser Hage Gene Williams Thomas and Karen Martens Madalon Wachtler Recke Mary Giesen Marilyn V Varner Swanson Mary Ellen Muckenhirn Wishart Virginia Neumann Trude Nordquist Harrington Adams Maret Trader Glockner Pat Scallen Schaefer JoAnne Russell Parsons Signe Myhre Heffern Diana L. Bauman and Bernie Nancy Heiber Gottfried CLASS OF 1959 CLASS OF 1951 Mollie Frey Sherry Mollie Mulheran Raih Mary Nelson Johnson Bauman Rose Bigelow Huntley Kathleen Cavanaugh Arbogast Mary Flinn Beadnell Jane Burke Soshnik Donna Kelly Ramsay Marilyn A. Kieser Catherine Clifford Brennan Patricia Kenney Igel Margaret Bednarz Mary Jaeb Mary Beth Beha Undem Barbara Faegre Ryley Mary Frances Lynch Susan Sheady Cahill Mary Jo Dobbelmann Johnson✝ Nancy Zetzman Blakeborough Anne Lahiff Klein Betty Ann Jacobson Wagner Virginia Dehn Slind Meredith Jaglo Morneau Barbara Wagner Factor Deanne Doughty Kocon Janet Carpentier Brewer Patricia Broad Koch Kathleen DeRoma Spinner Kathy Murphy Rowen Rita Moskalik Fernandez CLASS OF 1955 Carole Pfeifer Kusienski Rita Reed Buckley Lola Leifeld Sr. Mary Ellen Ward, CSJ Virginia Pfeifer Bennett Barbara Battaglia Gabruk Helen Lamm Biedron Sharon Leck Judith Hynes Byers Ann Rockwell Lueders Beth Burns Wysocki Mary Corniea Mary Harrington Marguerite Lyman Favreau Rosemary Woodyard Lively Mary Carey Mary Meitz Winum Patricia Floyd Margaret Holahan Mrs. Angela Lamb Hickey Barbara Bunes Marshall Julie Cragg CLASS OF 1962 CLASS OF 1952 Patricia Gibbs Patricia Rasmussen Johnston Mary Shinnick McGinty Mary Ann Paffel Mattson Sharol Warren Eggenberger Anonymous Genine Barkley Beigle Patricia Piculell Hamann Susan Neitge Kephart Sr. Margaret Preston Elodie Chichester Moore Ann Dalsin Flynn Elizabeth Andresen Anderson Eleanor Brown Bouley Jan Misencik Hasper Margaret Sowa Kleven Judith Simonet Rich Carol Susan Richmond Nelson Anne C. Frankman Nancy Bahr Coral Ostdiek Buchman Annette Cowell Herman Deborah Scherer Kniebel Mary McFarland Ritten Ellen T. O’Brien Lorraine Ellis Freking Mary Bailey Barbara A. Buckles Linda Honebrink Patricia Mathiowetz Mauren Jeanne Freeberg Walch Mary Bailey Schaal Loretta Hansen Sandra Shaffer Brooks Sr. Rita Foster, CSJ Mary Richmond Hudrlik Mary Morrissey Karen Mullin Winter Mary Jo Heenan Segal Kathleen Finley Hanson Mary Spinner Budworth Carol Erhart Manghis Carolyn Peck Nolan Marita Yanisch Susan Sobraske Sullivan Margaret Ryan Hanson Marge Bergman Bunkers CLASS OF 1964 Shirley Windus Reich Margaret Casey Penny Winzen Jacocks Dr. Katie Sorenson Osborn CLASS OF 1956 Barbara Olsen Thode Ruthanne Heenan Marylyn Kranz Wefelmeyer Joyce Fuller Casey Margaret A. Kennedy Mary Jane O’Donnell Rippel Claire Linsmayer Behnke Jean Scherer Wagener Janyce Mehr Jones Mary Williamson Myhre Kathryn Nelson Cunningham Judy Evertz Kramer Anne Saevig Sherry Theisen Bias Mary Rae Kobbe Weiland Judy Langford Patricia Czyson Veronica McGinn Madsen Catherine Ernst Schumacher Bonnie Talbot Cox Ann L. Lilly Lindquist

22 COMMUNIQUÉ FALL 2019 | 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT SUMMARY Gloria Tonskemper Kathleen Murphy Joseph Fraser Thomas Lang Michael Meyers Stephen Huss John Welbes Sherilyn McGovern Wigdahl Kathleen Spillane Pomerleau James Gross Thomas Lynch Tim Morris Joseph Meyer CLASS OF 1987 Susan Blecha Yanta Mary Richter Greg M. Margarit John Matthews Karl Tourville Julie Bednarz Oberle Sandra Doble Anderson Ann M. Spinner Zimdars Margaret Troje-Meade Joseph McNamara Tim Mayclin Deborah Gilligan Windschitl Paul Schoenecker Chris Bednarz Shelly Elsen Robinson Margaret McGInty Sandra Carroll Seitz CLASS OF 1967 CLASS OF 1972 CLASS OF 1981 Becky Hall Egan Sandra Schneider Teubner Katherine Lapierre Duplessie Kathleen Blatz Amy Jaeger Clancy Anna WonSavage Grannes Judith Johnson Michele Margarit Hansen Michael Daly CLASS OF 1984 Mary Margaret Gross Diane Falk Kotula Ellen Barrett Hanten Teresa Denzer Thomas Ford Ascher Michael Healey Mary Krasselt Krasselt-Long Mary C. Williams Huber Colleen Duffy Steve Boatman Jennifer Streefland Henry Margaret Sorenson LeKander Mary Jo Larson Alumni Donors Katy Ascher Eiden Michael W. Breitling Thomas and Emily Shea Koenig Kathleen Gallagher Nelson Jeanne Olive increased by Kevin Giles Debra Hartman Burns John Kroeten Mary Higgins Olson Gail Roberts Debra Zieska Hauerwas Mary Haugen Teresa Liesener Bonita Pawlak Strand Mary C. Weber Severson 28% in 2018-19 Teresa Brandt Hoffman James Melssen Debbie Nelson Lindroth Ann Wagner Joanne Maiers Isdahl Sean O’Brien John Lohmann CLASS OF 1973 Joyce Wittman Debby Schmitt Magures Anne Keppel Rusert James Ludowese Ann Boeser Thank you Stephanie Emerson Mohs Therese Seidel-Miller Michelle Ludowese CLASS OF 1968 Nancy Bortolussi Amy Speltz Nelson Fay Vosbeek Mary Matthews Suzanne Budd Coleman Nancy Coffman Carlson Alumni! Stephen Pelner Nancy Schneider Wooden John McGuire Linda Smith Collins Margaret Mexner Cesarek Mary Sullivan Sullivan McCue Jennifer McNicoll Patricia Davy Johanning Joan Carland Johnson CLASS OF 1985 Denise Margarit Westerhaus Sarah Moses /Michaels Bridal Kathleen E. Johnson Pamela Matthews Kerber John Banovetz Jeffrey Meacham Belinda Cullen Zenk & Pageant Shop Roxanne Brant Longman Julianne M. Lapensky CLASS OF 1978 Daniel Becker Deborah Geil Nickerson Mary Menke Peichel Helen Welter McDevitt Sheila Smith Le Corre Anita Blatz Baltierra CLASS OF 1982 James Burke Ellen Olmscheid Tim Poehling Marilyn Meade-Moore Annette Margarit Carla Steger Cable Anonymous Brian L. Delgado Gregory and Amy Revak Michael Reis Kathy Root Mary Mosiniak Anne Clubb Amy Hylden Anderson MaryLou Glockner Dundon Poehling Sarah Haeg Roers Jeanne M. Stevens Julie Elsen Tvete Alice Hurley Corrigan Ann Nye Burke James Dunn Beth Prewett Chadwick Schumacher Cynthia Jensen Sweeney MaryClare Becker Cullen Madalyn Pidgeon Epple Ann Fischer CLASS OF 1974 David Russ and Joanne Kelly Ted Ulrich Kit Watzl Fitzgerald Mary Hilla Jane Sandvik Hurinenko CLASS OF 1969 Anonymous Russ Craig Wald Jim Fleming Paul Kelash Yvonne Jarrett Marie Vallez Vallez Allen Robert Campbell Joanne C. Russ Toni Martinson Welsch Madonna Putz Vitarello David Krypel Michele Kennedy Lindstrom Diane L. Roberts Blake Deb Geiger-McCracken Daniel Russell Kathleen Meneghelli Weyer Richard and Marie Welbes Patrick Maghrak Tim Maher Carrie Smith Conway Michaeleen Coleman Kruger Mary Boeser Scheffer Rodier Stephen McDonald Kate Flynn Nicklay CLASS OF 1988 Nancy Falk Susan Kell Limpert Michael Thibault Mary Lewis Sullivan Kerry and James Meyer Thomas Thissen John Bork Linda Poncin Fugina Theresa Nedry Wentz Jan Bangasser Typher Colleen Gallagher CLASS OF 1975 Nadine Niedermaier Gergen Patricia Mercer DAlessandro Debra Kasper Grahek Joyce Kelash Dominique Mary E. Hafertepe Joel Elsen Suzanne Boeser Halpin Linda Dolezal Elsen Kathleen A. Hesse Laurie A. Elsen Nancy and Jim Jarvis Diane Fairfield Freund Catherine Carroll Johnson Karen M. Fristrom Mary Burke Kleve Thomas Margarit Joanne Zilka Langsdorf Mary Wells Olson Cindy Shuck Larson Terri Bungert Roth Kathleen M. Johnson Lucas Meri Santos Mary O’Meara Moynihan Michael Wise Carol Parpas Mary Rainer-Skala CLASS OF 1976 Anne Wolf Swanson David Bangasser Cindy Nielsen Vance Mary Jo Bangasser Barbara Jones Warhol Mary Jo Wind Bjornson John Tantzen Daniel Meyers Scott Warmka Colleen “Ki” Martinson Carlson Jullene Zilka Kallas CLASS OF 1980 CLASS OF 1970 Paul and Kay Meyers Wozniczka Timothy Murphy Sharon Warmka Dan DeMarce Michael Kallas Lynn Becker Backes Nancy Estrem-Fuller Rhonda Culhane O’Loughlin Cheryl Mamer Docherty Mary Susan Lovett CLASS OF 1979 Paul and Geralyn Baumgartner CLASS OF 1986 Kathleen Gillick Hesse Dave Pelner Stephen Dolan Jeanne Luxem Anonymous Donna Biedron Francis and Anne Daly Amore Simone Brodeur Koehler Joe Simms Robert Egan Gary Machacek Rebecca Augustine William Clancy Ann Marie Ness Bartz Anne L. Pavlik Carolyn Skala William Farhet Joanne Mallon Thomas Bengtson Robert Couillard Jim and Deborah Rocheford Susan Trainor Price Michael Floersch Michael Merrigan Cynthia Casalenda John Dornik and Sarah Kalweit CLASS OF 1983 Burke Rochelle Thorman Laura Hanneman Michael Meyer Charles Casserly Joseph Eickhoff Laura Aguilar Mary Beth Bungert Burns Timothy Keppel CLASS OF 1971 Mary Elsen Moody James Clancy Judy and Robert Fleming Thomas J Arms William DeLong Amy Rushin Kolar, M.D. Barbara Assad Allen Margo Simmons Joseph Clubb Stephen Hoeppner John Burgess Mark Erazmus Jon Launstein Christine Hunt Anderson Barbara Peterson Stull Martha Andersen Conners Michael Hoffman Christine Elsen Dellwo Gary Hallgren Matthew Lockhart Barbara Mordaunt Burke Chris Wagner Brian Duffy Ann Welbes Hubbard Cathy Elsen Chris Kosek Christy Lunde Kathleen Coe Stephen Westerlund Jim and Ann Keuler Ellison Michelle DuPont Johnson Kelly Feikema Jeffrey A. Loch Kellie Murnan McNamara Mary Carroll Curran Amy Elsen Timothy Kenney Peter Floersch William Mack CLASS OF 1977 Becky Majerus Moody Andrea Erickson Michael Elsen Anne Regnier Maley Sheila Sarazin Folkestad Kate Jaeger McMahon Anonymous Charles Musech Linda Welter Gustafson Thomas Ernst Kevin Margarit Amy Sullivan Gaffney Elizabeth Menke Anne Egerer Berg Annette White Nesseth Kathleen Hanley Maureen Scallen Failor Sara Mathewson Theresa Jacobson Gomez John E. Powers James Cross John Schaffer Maureen Lahr Kevin Hutchens Ruth McLaughlin Mark Haeg Rebecca Rodier Monica Engel Sherry Schaffer Anne M. McInerney Elaine Kelash Gina Schullo Meacham Jean Rudolph Hoppe Ron Rodier Diane Meyer Evenson Sara Merlin David Samuels

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2019-20 Matt Wilmesher CLASS OF 1998 Jonathon Backes Kevin Poindexter Kourtney Lilke Anonymous Rachel Plantier Backes Elyse Rethlake Meghan Mayer CLASS OF 1993 Terry Garland Braun Amanda Bandur Aurelia Scheppers Peter McGrane Goal: 1,350 alumni donors Annie Engels Barsch Heather Grazzini-Sims Laura Biermann Kelly Simmons Justin Mestler Michael Clements Shannon Harris Huber Kevin and Anna Dickinson Cline Tanya M. Sletten Frankie Mork Peter Clough Gavin Kaysen Kevin Davy Nickolas Murdakes Ann Dalsin CLASS OF 2007 Sarah Lahr Kuenle Christine Esterl Katherine Oslund Jamie Derosier Katherine Edwardson Aaron Lapensky Meghan Foley Howe Alexa Snow Stacia Walling Driver Steven Jaffee Nicholas Loch James Garay-Heelan Max Steininger Jon Duval Tayler Rahm Marie Povolny Maslowski Erik J. Heltne Nicholas Turner Total 2018-19: Julie Ramirez Karlen David Reimann Nicole Hughes Nielsen Kevin P. Huck Evan Wise 1,200 alumni donors Catherine Parranto Kirchner Kristine Paulson Wessinger James J. Kilpatrick CLASS OF 2008 Amy Sawyer Ludwig CLASS OF 2014 Michael Mishler and Tracy Anonymous Susan Bounk Magdziak CLASS OF 1999 Madeleine Boyer Ystesund Mishler Randy Cure Dave Martin Nicholas and Erin Anhut Seamus Burke Total 2017-18: Douglas Nelson Jazz Hampton Mark McCarthy Ryan and Jessica Meacham Elise Busse 900 alumni donors Kristin Wiener Reynolds Jeff Hartmann Mark Moore Boerboom Noah Farstad Kevin Rollwagen Kristin Betlej Hughes Ryan Murnan Heather Burns Madeline Faust Molly Nerhus Rollwagen Olin T. Litwin Lynne Martinson Poehling Rebecca Cashin Anna Gwaltney Maria Meacham Stotesbery Marie Mikhail Alicia Bartsh Reuter Kimberly Cline Haezal Hartung Nicole Pettis Thomas Michael Roth Christopher Ritz Kristine Champley Kelly and Anna Johnson Meredith Waterston Natalie Schultz Heather Griffith Runman Jake Kelly Kevin Kraus Daniel Zielke Joseph St. Mane Brian Taney LaMere Family Grace Lomauro Patrick Sullivan Rick Welter Melissa Landgren CLASS OF 2004 Margaret Mikulski Elle Haumersen Sullivan Kyle Malone Elizabeth Berg Samuel Miller CLASS OF 1994 Stephanie Parks Madeline Brozen CLASS OF 2009 Sarah Skogmo Katy Burkemper Derosier Elizabeth Plonske Aune Trevor Bruess Philip Behringer John Spanier Amy Landgren Amy Brewer Reynolds Emily Cress Cacic TaKeyah Dominique Hanna Tjossem Lisa LaVigne Swanson Timothy Rollwagen Emily Swanson Gilbert Nicholas Elfering Emily Vigil Jennifer Lutgen Chris Todd Jason Gomez John Haeg Drew Williams Benjamin Poehling Kristin Sundboom Harrer Leah Hubbard Andrew Willner Michael Rothstein CLASS OF 2000 Joseph Cassioppi Philip Hayes Charles Keis Shannon Wilson CLASS OF 1995 Steven Cole-Schwartz Tali Morris Hayhoe Steven Kukla Christian Wise Erin McErlane Bale Andrew Cooney Emily Rodier Jones Conor Maas Garrett Wise Greg Biltz Sean O’Hagan Rachel Walczak Moline Melissa Webert Dalum CLASS OF 2015 Angela Olson Blitz Lindsay Pederson Rachel Nichols Anne Hodgson Marshall Barnes Phil and Katherine Fox Clubb Sarah Kirby Sorensen Colin Patience Scott Hughes Jake Fleming Andrew Duval Samuel Welna Merritt Rethlake CLASS OF 1989 Brenda Geissler Ogle Amanda Kaiser Patrick Gazich Michael Furlong Abraham Woldeslassie Jeremy Roberge Kevin Broveleit Dan O’Rourke Alyssa Hendlin Kirby Rex Riley John Geissler Eric Strafelda Diana Dalsin Laurice Williams Owens Matthew Kirby CLASS OF 2005 Austin Style Paul Humbert Alec Sunder Sarah Egan Julie Parker Jamie Kuester Braxton Black Joseph Sullivan Andrew Meinhardt Jesse Foley Heather Ryan Melissa Halling Marquardt Jeffrey Boyle CLASS OF 2010 Anne Jaeger Amy Berninghaus Peterson Cole Pederson CLASS OF 2016 CLASS OF 1991 Johnny Davy John Goblirsch Shari Eggenberger Kawiecki Mark Peterson Matthew Povolny Millyn Brieschke Brian Allingham Maria Melcher Davy Karl Inoferio Kerry Korman Michelle Johnston Phillips Julia Sanem Sonje Carlson Joe Bauer Allison Barton Doane Claire Mayer Mark Lehnert Stephanie Truhlar Amanda Hanson Stafford Emma Faust Theresa Bosiger Bergren Isaiah Goodman Nathaniel Moline Mr. Gregory J. Meyer Will Fischer Michelle DeGeest CLASS OF 1996 CLASS OF 2001 Jared Hummel Samuel Walczak and Rachel Cynthia Stevens Mullenbach Turbeville Walczak Greta Hartung Gregory Grahn Kevin Clancy Greta Bauer Caitlin Kelly Phillip O’Konski Michael Krempa Andrew Johnson Shane Grutsch Monica Kelly Gould Karl Bergman CLASS OF 2011 Sarah O’Konski Peter LaBate Thomas Kraus Rebecca Lunde Jacobs William Grande Keith Detlefsen Natalie Kerber Karen Kelly Olson David Long Colleen McGraw Michele Bierschbach Kohl Erin Moe Larry Fitzgerald Joseph Labate Vincent and Lori Ludowese Christopher Kostik Thomas D. Moore Jeffrey Martinson CLASS OF 2017 Paulus Andrew Hannan Kendall Nelson Kenneth LaChance Angela Murray Michael McElroy Isaac Baron Bryan Phillips Kelly Kranz Sarah Ober Eileen LaFontaine Elizabeth Rucker O’Donoghue Anna Swanson Pink Scott Powell Teresa Backes Meinhardt Kyle O’Hehir CLASS OF 2018 Monika Pufpaff Lampe Bjorn Zellner James See Elizabeth Reed Christopher Pitra Olivia Schultz Rylee Fischer Rebecca Smith Emily Zellner Maiken Overton Strohm Kelly Garrison Swenson JJ Ryan CLASS OF 2012 Jack Foley Melissa Casey Suek Daniel Underferth CLASS OF 2006 Anthony Shimek CLASS OF 1997 Joseph Betlej Jason Kraus Kari Thiessen Jay Barriball Sandra Thompson Jessica Poepping Allured CLASS OF 2002 Katherine Budin Luke Miller Chris Willette David Bohman Michael Unger Vicky Schultz Avery John Collins Michelle DePauw Brendan Pasdo Michael Carman Sarah Koerner Whitlock CLASS OF 1992 Candice Knight Duval William Graczyk Hannah Gallucci Emily Riner Carly Morris Charlson Sharon Wienke Michelle Mahan Beck Katie Dolan Fitzpatrick Brett Heltne Thomas Patrias Jacob Werle Aaron Fulton Catherine Zumpano Chicoine Nicholas Youmans CLASS OF 1990 Paul Dosh Tyler Howells Michael Pokorny Patrick Duval Paul Kuester John Eichten Riley Zangs Bridget Moore Benson Kevin Krmpotich Alexander Zappa Annie Juettner Foley Gregory Meinhardt Dan Kronick Laura Kinowski Eiden Rachel Buckvold CLASS OF 2013 CLASS OF 2019 David Jaeger Thomas Noonan Andrew LaVenture John Finnegan Christopher Fischer Nicholas Anderson For a list of contributors to Charles and Chau Johnson Kristin Olson Jennifer Pallas Derek Ketcho Bridget Dunne Jaeger Caleb Benz the AHA Class of 2019 Patrick T. Kelly Paul Ramirez James Patterson Anna Koppel Peter Jaeger Rachel Dubbink Senior Class gift go to: Carol Banovetz Powers Katy Sawyer Kristin Thomas Sancken Anthony Libera Susie Dolan Laird Kevin Flaherty Brian Runman Meghan Scallen Derek Michalski academyofholyangels.org/ Edward Lutgen CLASS OF 2003 Anthony Haeg Jason Sheeley Kaley Mullin giving/seniorgift F. Michael McGoldrick Anonymous Benjamin Haeg

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UNRESTRICTED REVENUE OPERATING EXPENSES

Tuition & Fees $ 10,835,206 Instructional $ 7,281,481

– Scholarships/Financial Aid/Grants $ (2,194,421) StarDome $ 738,842

Net Tuition & Fees $ 8,640,785 Transportation $ 750,158

Contributions/Special Events $ 1,461,523 General & Administrative $ 1,578,026

StarDome $ 1,114,731 Advancement (Admissions, Transportation $ 794,280 Marketing, Communications Student Activities/Other $ 219,920 and Development) $ 1,318,629 Investment Return $ 151,545 Total Operating Expenses $ 11,667,136

Total Unrestricted Revenue & Support $ 12,382,784

Student Activities Investment Other 2 Return 1 Transportation 6 Advancement 11

StarDome 9 eneral and Administrative 1

Contributions Special Events 12 Transportation 6

StarDome 6 Net Tuition and Fees 0

Instructional 63

Summary of Unrestricted Giving Giving 2018-19 General Contributions $1,064,321 Special Events $397,202

Total Unrestricted Gifts $1,461,523

Restricted Gifts In Support of Student Scholarships, $1,071,188 Programs, Facilities and Endowment In-kind and Other Donations $112,016

Total Restricted Gifts $1,183,204

Total Giving for 2018-19 School Year $2,644,727

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1940s On May 6 AHA Alumna Peggy Murphy McGrath ’45 stopped CLASS NOTES by with friend and AHA past parent Gary Hoover to take a tour. Peggy’s parents were Irish immigrants and they purchased an acre of land near the Hollenback farm and just a couple of 1930s blocks from Holy Angels in Elizabeth Kidwell Gauger ’39 passed away in May of 2019. 1937. Peggy started at AHA as “Betty” was a gifted musician and wrote the original AHA school a 4th grader that same year. song entitled “To Holy Angels” that is still sung today. In the fall Peggy liked AHA very much of 2015 Betty returned to her alma mater for the first time and said she felt safe being since graduation to reminisce about her days at Holy Angels. taught by the Sisters of St. Here are a couple exerpts from a story that was written for the Joseph. She worked after school spring 2016 Communiqué. for a few teachers while her As Betty slowly walked through the halls, her eyes were older sister worked for Sr. brimming with tears as she recalled the countless memories Caritas. Peggy recalls that she the familiar hallways brought back. One of Betty’s most and her classmates would pray treasured memories was of lunch. “After lunch we would go to in the AHA chapel early in the the gym and I would play the piano with my friend Ann morning for the war effort. Sweetser ’38 and all the girls would just dance. We would play jitterbug and whatever else was popular. It was so fun!” Another Peggy Murphy McGrath ’45 highlight for Betty was her time on stage. “Because we had no and friend Gary Hoover boys, when we did The Merchant of Venice I played Shylock. I stopped by AHA needed to change my voice and had to practice in front of the mirror to get it right.” Before leaving for the day, Betty took a minute to review the original school song that she wrote in 1950s 1938. After close examination of the piece, she said while Elodie Chichester laughing, “Oh dear, I got much better at this in college!” Huttner Moore ’57 reports that she is happy to be in California. “I still have a horse and ride her most mornings with various friends on the trails in the Santa Ana riverbed. It is nice to return to MN sometimes to visit family and friends.”

1960s Happy 75th Birthday to members of the class of 1962! From Pat McGruder Willette ’62: We met at Grandview Lodge for a few days to reconnect and have fun. Four of us from Holy Name and four from Incarnation. Pictured are: Eileen Regan McCormack, Pat McGruder Willette, Kitty Ernst Schumacher, Dolores Weinbender Bentley, Pat O’Sullivan Czyson, Pat Grady LaPlace. Not in photo: Margaret Scanlan Nelson. In memory of Kate Jordan Leckner

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AHA Class of 1959 Reunion The Class of 1959 recently celebrated their 60-year class classmates. On a personal note, AHA gave me the tools that reunion at Holy Angels. It was a fun-filled event for all. Here are I needed to move forward and be successful at college and two comments made by reunion planners: to develop a professional career. My three sisters and I will From Barbara Moore ’59: “Having the reunion at Holy Angels always be grateful for the high quality education we received was wonderful, with a great turnout that allowed everyone the at Holy Angels.” opportunity to see the school and reminisce about their days “The dedication and many talents of our reunion committee at AHA. Classmates were genuinely glad to see one another contributed to its success. All pitched in regarding publicity, and mingled a lot outside their high school group. Classmates mailing list, catering service, requesting a priest for Mass, and really appreciated being called earlier in the year about the many other details. Our collective giving made it possible for reunion, sent a save the date card and later the invitation. one 9th grade girl to attend AHA this year and this means a lot Then they enthusiastically responded to a fundraising letter to us! The impact of my AHA education was reflected on my that would support an incoming 9th grade Flaherty Scholar. career. The priests, nuns and lay-teachers played a huge role We asked each classmate for a small specific amount that in my success. The Lord, of course, has been with me would total what was needed and we exceeded our goal. Yea, throughout!” – JoAnne Boche ’59

The AHA Class of 1963 gathered recently to celebrate Angies Everywhere! their 56th reunion. If you couldn’t attend this year plan I am sharing a picture of a to attend the 57th reunion next year! Standing left to fellow 1966 grad that I ran right: Barb Wallin DeMay, Yvonne Glover Boie, Pat into in my home town of Punta Heath Schafer, Bonnie Pawlak Strand, Pat Kelly Morrill, Gorda, FL. It turns out that Mary Alice Igel Lyons, Mary Sievers (note the sophomore Sherry Cheeseman tie), Mollie McGraw Detviler, Sue Pelletier Winkel. Moerke ’66 also lives here. Seated left to right: Terry Rice Engels, Krisztina We were both at an outdoor Potyondy, Carol Phillips Jantunen, Anne “Tuny” Mass on the beach that was Randolph O’Rourke and Mary Robbins Owen. sponsored by St. Vincent de Paul Society. I was signing up for a volunteer job and she was taking the phone numbers. She recognized my 612 area code and said she was from Minnesota before moving to Florida. She said that she attended Holy Angels to which I said —“So did I!” Then she said she was a 1966 grad and I said, “So was I!” She came to Holy Angels her senior year so I didn’t know her while we were there, but so much fun to find a fellow Angie — and to find her in the most unlikely manner! – Jeanne Fleming Sedgwick ’66

Classes of 1960 & 1970 Let’s get started planning our reunions in 2020. For starters, please be sure the AHA Alumni Office has your contact information (full name, address, email & phone number) by The AHA Alumni office wants emailing [email protected]. If you are interested in playing a your current email address. Please role in the planning of our gathering, please let the alumni send it to [email protected] office know.

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The 45th reunion of the AHA Class of 1974 was held on 1990s August 10 at the Bloomington Event Center. It was a fun and Stacia Walling Driver ’93, Amy Sawyer Ludwig ’93, casual evening of catching up and conversation. Each classmate Candice Knight Duval ’97, Kelly Graczyk Newlin ’97, received a red rose to commemorate the occasion. Meghan Boies Haase ’98, Megan Kearney Scherf ’02 and Stephanie Graves ’10 are working together to get safer products into the hands of everyone. As part of their work with Beautycounter, they focus on educating people about the ingredients used in personal care products and advocating for more regulation of the beauty industry. They’ve also had a lot of fun reconnecting From AHA Alumni Golf Weekend submitted by Amy with each other in the Campbell Bissonette ’76: We had a wonderful golf weekend process! with our Holy Angels friends and we are so grateful to have Dave Mailhot ’90, Colin Healey ’90, Eric Meyer ’90, and them in our lives! Those able to make it this year were Brenda Mike McGoldrick ’90 recently attended the Minnesota Law Wise, Terri Roth, Kevin Roth, Sue Drawert, Kevin Campion, Enforcement Memorial at the state capitol this year to honor Linda Elsen, Mike Wise ’75, Kathy Johnson McNamara, Bill AHA classmate Dave Loeffler ’90. Dave sustained major Bissonette, Elsen Brothers, Mary Pat Smith, Barb Alexon and injuries while serving as a police officer that ultimately led to Ken Alexson. his passing 10 years ago. These four friends attend the memorial every year, along with Dave’s family, to honor Dave and the sacrifices he made to serve others.

AHA Class of 1994, 25-Year Reunion: The AHA Class of 1980s 1994 got together at Surly Brewery to celebrate fond memories The great AHA Class of 1989 had a wonderful time and to catch up! Catching up with friends was excellent. 94, celebrating their 30-year reunion on October 5. A bigger 94, ninety-ninety-ninety FOUR!!! turnout than was expected and more fun than ever! Go Co-Stars!!!

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2000s Stars at Brendan Kelly’s ’08 wedding.  Phil Hayes ’04 was recently named Managing Principal of Kansas City – St. Joseph, MO for CLA, the USA’s 8th largest professional services firm. Phil manages a team of 65 professionals in two office locations.

Jeff Martinson ’05 competed against his nephew Ryan Welsch ’22 in the Alumni Soccer game in August. Ryan is the son of Toni Martinson Welsch ’87. (It should be noted that the only team that could beat the 2019 State Champion Boys Soccer Team was the Alumni Squad!) 

Willy ’08 and Lauren Baregi, Richard ’08 and Ashley Margarit, Jazz ’08 Caitlin Kelly Winter ’05 and and Courtney Hampton, Thomas Meacham ’08, Sara Kitze, Kate Bjorklund, Luke Winter celebrated their Matthew Boston ’08, Erin Hurley ’08 and Brendan Kelly ’08. marriage on April 27, 2019 in the AHA Chapel.  Daniel Adam ’08 and  Kailynn Phillips were married on May 11, 2019 at St. John’s Catholic Parish at Creighton University. They both graduated from the Creighton School of Medicine. Dan is in his first year of his Neurology residency at Rush University Medical Center The couple resides in Oak Park, Illinois.

Lindsay Kurt Bermes ’08 was married to Peter Bermes in Chicago on April 6 and had several AHA alumni present! In the picture below (L-R) are: Lynn Hillen Linné ’06, Fredrikson & Drake Paul, Michelle Bradley Byron attorney, was honored by the Paul ’08, Matt Karnick, Marie Minnesota State Bar Association Tax Law Mikhail ’08, Bridget Section at the Annual Judges Conference. McQuillan Karnick ’08, Lindsay Kurt Bermes ’08, Peter Lynn was recognized for her leadership, Bermes, Bridget Cable Barth ’08, John Barth, Emily Orstad commitment and service as outgoing Stueness ’08, Jordan Stueness. Also present, but not pictured: MSBA Tax Section Council Chair. Pam Matthews Kerber ’77.

Amanda Reinhart Pritchard ’07 and her husband Jack are excited to announce the birth of their son James William Pritchard on August 20, 2019.

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2010s Joe LaBate ’11 and Mike Reilly ’12 playing in “Da From Bridget Wollak Daveau ’10: Here’s a unique AHA story Beauty League” summer about how five newlyweds and AHA graduates from the Class of 2019.  of 2010 became connected to a talented AHA student. Michael Christianson, Bridget Wollak Daveau, Melanie Pavlow Larson, Stephen Raab ’12 and Samantha Woods Niemann and Ivory Murphy Nord are all Catherine Puma were 2010 AHA graduates who celebrated their weddings in the last married on October 6, 2018 two years. When Samantha Woods was preparing for her at the Basilica of the Sacred wedding her father, Danny Woods, AHA staff member and Heart on the campus of coach, recommended that she reach out to current AHA their alma mater, the student, Alec Radosevich, (better known as DJ Doss) about University of Notre Dame. DJing her wedding as he had done a good job with some of the The best man was Brian AHA school dances. Samantha hired DJ Doss. All took note of Raab ’15, and groomsmen included Mitchell Hoffmann ’11 what an awesome job Alec did at Samantha’s wedding. In and Evan McNeil ’11. They both live and work in the DC subsequent years, Bridget, Ivory, Michael and Melanie all were metro area.  engaged and each quickly hired DJ Doss as their wedding DJ, connecting these AHA alums and a current student in a professional way. Left to right Melanie Pavlow Larson ’10, Ivory Murphy Nord ’10, Michael Christianson ’10, Alec “DJ Doss” Radosevich ’20, Samantha Woods Niemann ’10 and Bridget Wollak Daveau ’10.

Jack Healy ’13 is in his second year with the Milwaukee Bucks. He is now a Senior Sales Associate. Here he is at a recent Bucks event where Claire Jacques Larson ’11 and Nick Larson were married at he had the chance to meet the Church of the Annunciation on July 13, 2019. AHA Stars NBA all-time great Alumni celebrating with them in the wedding party included Kareem Abdul-Jabbar! groomsman Guy Jacques ’13, matron of honor Rebecca Laue ’11, and bridesmaid Natalie Kerber ’11. A beautiful and lively reception was enjoyed by all! Mackenzie Lecy- Schoenherr ’14 graduated Summa Cum Laude from the U of Missouri in 2018 with a degree in health science, minor in wellness, minor in leadership and public service and a multicultural certificate. She will be continuing her education at University of Omaha/University of Nebraska Medical Center, UNMC while pursuing a master’s degree in public health in epidemiology. She looks forward to moving back to Minnesota.

30 COMMUNIQUÉ FALL 2019 CLASS NOTES

IN LOVING MEMORY...

Please help us remember and pray for those in our AHA community who have died. Patricia Gill Jeub, aunt of Daniel McGraw To have someone remembered, contact the Alumni Office at [email protected]. and great aunt of Colleen McGraw ’16 We apologize for omissions due to lack of information or error. (10/3/2019) Ann Wicklund Kerr, wife of John Kerr ALUMNI Mary Driscoll Olson ’67, wife of David Olson, (7/4/2019) Gloria Allanson ’52, mother of Michael mother of Becky and Matt, and sister of Sally Shannon Maas, daughter of the late Allanson ’77, Joy Allanson Phillips ’78, and Driscoll Westby ’70 (5/24/2019) Patricia Lowy Maas ’57 and George Maas William Allanson (7/27/2018) Carolyn M. Skala ’82, sister of Bridget Skala (12/19/2018) Beverly Imen Cotter ’54, spouse of R.E. Cotter Mirkovich ’84, niece of Mary Rainer-Skala ’69 Sr. Claudian Moore, godparent of Caroline M. (12/2/2018) (5/22/2019) Loftus ’05 (9/6/2019) Elizabeth Kidwell Gauger ’39 (5/17/2019) Suzanne Karnstedt Seyfert ’55 (7/14/2018) Dolores “Dee” Nye, wife of Paul F. Nye, mother Marilyn Brunner Grill ’70, daughter of COMMUNITY MEMBERS of Ann M. Burke ’82, and grandmother of Francis Brunner, sister of Beverly Mast ’66 Thomas F. Burke ’10 (7/27/2019) (9/27/2019) Tom Boerboom, husband of Colleen Boerboom, father of Ryan Boerboom ’99, Marge Preiner, wife of Joe Preiner, Mary Jo Dobbelman Johnson ’57, father-in-law of Jessica Meacham grandmother of Amanda Flint ’20 (8/5/2019) (10/29/2019) Boerboom ’99, father of Jason Boerboom ’02, Chad Rasmussen, father of Michayla Ruth Evelyn Ploog Martin ’64, wife of and father-in-law of Kathryn Kaiser Boerboom Rasmussen ’23 (11/8/2019) James Martin, mother of David Martin ’93 ’02 (9/28/2019) Marguerite G. Rieger, mother of Matthew (6/29/2019) Sally Bork, Life Partner of Hank Barksdale, Rieger and Mary Jo Rieger, grandmother of James D. Mathewson ’81, husband of Beth mother of Dan Bork, John Bork ’88, and David Mark Rieger ’00, Patrick Rieger ’02, Rebecca Mathewson, and father of John Mathewson, Bork (9/15/2019) Walkenhorst ’02, Luke Rieger ’05, Laura brother of Mark J. Mathewson ’78, Brian Lee Doerr, husband of Judith Rauenhorst Rieger ’07, Aaron Rieger ’11 (10/15/2019) A. Mathewson ’75, Sara C Mathewson ’80, Doerr ’70 (8/1/2019) Jack Wallace Robinson, father of John Stu Mathewson, Tom Mathewson, Mary Robinson ’84 and Dan Robinson ’88 Lehmann, Joan Collins, Anne Forsman, Patricia Pierce Flint, grandmother of Amanda (1/4/2019) Martha Mathewson, Stephen Mathewson ’76 Flint ’20 (9-27-2014) (8/25/2019) Daniel J. Friendshuh, brother of Nancy Mary Feldman Schweich, husband of Greg Schweich, mother to Maria Schweich ’05, Theresa (Terry) Ploog McArthur ’62, aunt of Miller ’50, father of Steven Friendshuh ’91 and Hannah Hanson ’06, and Sarah Skillrud David Martin ’93 (9/20/2019) Jackie Schere’86, grandparent of Halle ’16, Caleb ’19, Abigal, Lauren, Joseph, and Sydney (9/10/2019) Michelle (Mickey) McGrath ’72, daughter (9/8/2019) William Seivert, brother of Sr. Mary Margaret of Peggy Murphy McGrath ’45, and sister of Seivert ’65 (5/20/2019) Jeanne McGrath Karnowski ’77 (7/21/2019) Kathleen Garry, wife of Michael Garry, mother of Kathleen Cassidy, staff member, Mary Margaret Ford Smith, mother of Carrie Patricia A. Laux Mueller ’50, mother of grandmother of Patrick Cassidy ’18 and Peter Smith Conway ’69 and Maureen Smith Seiwert Rick, Michael, Martha, Margaret and Joseph. Cassidy ’21 (7/9/2019) (6/1/2019) Sister of William Laux, John Laux, and Margaret McCarthy’ 53 and aunt of Kathleen Robert A. Gerde, husband of Celest Gerde, Greg A. Trebil, husband of Nancy Trebil, McCarthey ’87. Great Aunt of Sam Laux ’16, father of Thomas Gerde and David Gerde ’97 son of Ethel Trebil, father of Amy Trebil ’99 Joe Laux ’18, Margaret Laux ’21 and Michael (5/20/2019) (8/27/2019) Laux ’23. (7/30/2019) Rosemary Halstrom, wife of Allen Halstrom, Christopher P. Wells, husband of Jennafer mother of Eric Halstrom ’87 and Kris Halstrom- Wells, father of Katharine Wells ’22 Shea ’89 (7/30/2019) (11/1/2019)

Join the Holy Angels Legacy Society Legacy Society members are those who have included Holy Angels in their bequest and estate plans. Gifts from wills and bequests expand the school’s endowment, helping to underwrite our core activities such as financial aid and academic and co-curricular programs. For more information, contact Brian McCartan at [email protected] or 612-798-2618 or Jesse Foley ’89 at [email protected] or 612-798-2621.

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Calendar Exciting News from AHA Admissions of events It's been an exciting fall as we welcomed the Class of 2023 to AHA and have since turned our attention to our Class of 2024. Fun events such as STARS Are Out Tonight, 2019 – 20 Fall Open House, and Sibling and Cousin Day brought close to 300 prospective students We invite you to campus! to campus. During the winter we enjoy seeing our Future STARS on their student visit days with their 9th grade hosts.

December 20 For prospective parents, we offer several opportunities to visit campus: new this year The Joe Cure Cup and Alumni Hockey are Walk-in Wednesdays where parents are invited to take a tour and have questions answered in an informal setting. We also offer a more structured morning visit, our December 28 Parent Observations, so folks can hear from administration and faculty and see Hoops for Haiti, Alumni 3 on 3 Basketball classes in action. Finally, one-on-one family meetings are always an important part January 9 of our days in admissions as we want to be sure families feel comfortable with their Admissions Winter Open House decision to enroll their 8th graders at Holy Angels.

January 11 So many alumni have been coming back to AHA, now as parents, and it’s fun to see their reactions as they walk the halls and see all of the changes and improvements. The 8th Grade Placement Test and First Round Application Deadline New for the Fall 2020 will be the build out of our new STEM Center. Please spread the word about AHA to friends, neighbors and co-workers and come back to visit with your January 15 middle schoolers! Admissions Parent Observation

March 25 Donor and Volunteer Appreciation Event

February 27 Class of 2024 Registration Night

April 18 – May 2 Spring Musical, Wizard of Oz

April 25 Starfest

May 1 Angies Luncheon

June 20 Rock the Lawn 2020