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2 Flyer Pride Magazine | Fall 2020 Spring 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 3 Flyer Family, As this past school year unfolded it became apparent we are in extraordinary times. God has shown all of us at Norwalk Catholic School/St. Paul High that He keeps us in His loving arms. Christ has no hands but ours in this world and Christ has been working through our Flyer Family to accomplish great things. Warren C. Whitney Complex at Contractors Stadium (image on page 2) Whitney Field has been a fixture for local sports for decades, home to the St. Paul Flyers and to the Norwalk Truckers. Norwalk is also the home to many highway and industrial contractors, known throughout the Midwest for their quality and unique capabilities -- and also known for their extraordinary generosity when there is a need. When it came time to refurbish Whitney Field, the Norwalk community donated more than $1 million towards the project. Fisher-Titus Medical Center paid for a handsome new track. But with a $700,000 shortfall, Norwalk area contractors generously stepped up to give the difference in donated materials, labor and equipment. The completion of Contractors Stadium is a true story of a community coming together on a project that will be shared for decades to come. 1:1 Google Chromebooks (image on page 27) NCS made a commitment last spring to open up our buildings this fall for 5 day a week in- person learning. We knew with that commitment we needed to upgrade our technology immediately. With the support of our school’s community, we have been able to answer the technology needs so that our teachers and students could continue to excel at NCS. Our original goal of providing Chromebooks to students in grades 7-12 was met due to a grant opportunity and your generosity. We extended that goal in hopes of providing Chromebooks to students in grades 4-6. We made a final push for donations that allowed us to provide Chromebooks for ALL students in grades K through 12. Our Flyer Family answered the call again. Our teachers went above and beyond to become Google Certified so they could integrate the technology effectively and efficiently in our classrooms for our students. Together we are FEATURE STORIES SOARING to New Heights! New Restrooms Grades 1st-3rd (image on page 29) Welcome Back A major capital improvement project was also undertaken this past summer. With the SOARING to New Heights campaign we were able to rebuild restrooms in the Annex building that houses 4 1st through 3rd grade as well as the Monroe Street Gym. This much needed upgrade allows us to provide ADA compliant restrooms for our students as well as for guests watching games in the gym. From Student Thank you for allowing Christ to work through you and providing much needed support to our to Teacher school. We truly have abundant blessings here at Norwalk Catholic School. As you read through 8 this magazine you will see the great works happening today, catch up with former classmates in our Peeking at Paulites, and review our annual report. God is good! Class of 2020 Martin Linder, President 9 15 Annual Report

Fall 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 3 We Set a Big Goal to reopen with COVID19: When school closed on March 13, we learned much about the limitations of remote only learning. After 6 months of separation, we knew what goal to set for fall: To maintain, as much as safely possible, a face-to-face, in-person, learning experience in the classroom so as to experience more fully our Catholic faith while ensuring a healthy environment for students and staff. The intent was to welcome students back, 5 days per week for in-person learning. Our purpose was focused. Purpose of reopening: We believe in order to best meet our mission of Developing Disciples of Christ, Promoting Academic Excellence, and Fostering a Respectful Community, we need to be together as much as possible with our students. This belief is rooted in both faith and science. Faith: Catholics are a social people, a communal people, a faith community with the Eucharistic celebration as the pinnacle of our Jacqui Mullins, 4th Grade Teacher: religious traditions. This is all accomplished through being together, face-to-face. I feel 110% safe being back. I have loved getting Science: The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) guidance clearly outlined the benefits of in-person learning vs. the unintended to see students’ faces even though they are negative outcomes of prolonged absences from school on students’ masked. They have really been a joy and I cannot learning, and overall student well-being. We would use the “Swiss Cheese” approach stacking the recommended safety practices -- wait to spend the rest of the year with them. wearing masks, washing your hands, or social distancing – to help us protect ourselves and others, and reduce the spread of the virus. I am so grateful for our amazing staff for making With God’s grace, our reopening has been a great success. We give this happen, and getting us back into the school. thanks for the many hours of research, planning and implementation by our persevering administration and amazing staff. The commitment of I could tell the kids were so excited and so happy our NCS families and students has also contributed to the successful five day in-person learning model that has been achieved. Here are to be back. thoughts from our staff:

4 Flyer Pride Magazine | Fall 2020 Sr. Carolyn Schaffer, 4th grade teacher: "It seemed daunting but I was up for the challenge. This truly was a whole different scenario in the life of a teacher. We couldn't climb the mountain alone. Administration from school president, Mr. Linder on down had done their homework. Their tireless efforts through the summer showed me how much they cared that students have the opportunity to return. I continue to thank God! Together we will make a difference in these young lives and show that everything is possible if we rely on each other and our awesome God!" Hannah Wilde, 3rd grade teacher: Back to school season is AMAZING. The kids and staff are so excited to be back. Everyone has been so respectful about taking care of each other. The kids have positive attitudes and so do staff. It is a pleasure to be back. I am so Lori Matlack, Classroom Aide and Mom: "It has become very excited to have students in the classroom. I feel that education is obvious that every aspect of our school day was analyzed and pulled meant to be in person and students need to collaborate. apart to create a new plan. When this much effort goes into a plan, it creates confidence for the staff and comfort for the students. I am thrilled to be back and to see the students. I am very comfortable having my own three daughters walk the halls and be in the classrooms at St. Paul." Sr. Marcia Kiser: Our students are full of energy and conversation about many topics. They are sharing joy and smiles despite the masks. The building is alive. Great place to spend the day.

Fall 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 5 Mary Krystowski Congratulations to Mrs. Mary Krystowski on her retirement! She finished her 24th year at St. Paul High School as the Theology Teacher for grades 10 and 12. Her last 4 days with her students for in-person learning was spent with the SPH Class of 2020 at their Kairos Retreat! During her time at SPH , she taught Health and Psychology and Sociology over the years as well. She led countless retreats during those years and encouraged students to participate in extra-curricular activities throughout the Diocese including the YES Community Service Projects, Teens Encounter Christ, Heartland Youth Gatherings and Diocesan Youth Gatherings, just to name a few. Mrs. K, as she is most known as, didn’t just take students on retreats, she planned, strategized and executed them well. She jumped into these activities with everyone else and participated too. She was known to take practical jokes like a champ! “When Mary Krystowski was hired as a theology teacher, it was with the expectation that she would add a level of professionalism and a historical perspective to religion classes. In addition, the expectation existed that all students and staff would continue on the path of living their Faith. Mary took that expectation and made it a real commitment. Mary worked to make the theology department a top notch program by coupling theology with everyday life. She was a wonderful role model for her students and made sure they understood their Faith while living it,” said Dennis Doughty.

Debra Sevit Congratulations to Mrs. Debra (Schlotterer) Sevit on her retirement. After 31 years in the classroom, Mrs. Sevit has closed the gradebook for the last time. Mrs. Sevit has been teaching in the Toledo Diocese her entire career. Her first 9 years she taught at St. Peter’s Elementary in Huron then joined the elementary teaching staff of Norwalk Catholic School in August of 1998. “Deb is a phenomenal teacher! She represents everything a true Catholic School teacher would be: Deb lives her faith, models this for the children, and goes above and beyond for everyone in her care; she gives her all! Debra is one of the most caring people I know. Her joyous laughter will be missed within our hallways, but she has been a faithful servant of the Lord and we wish her the best as she begins this new chapter in her life,” said Norwalk Catholic School Principal, Melissa Englert. Long time co-teacher of Deb, Amy Weisenberger, went on to say “Not only was she a colleague but a friend. She always had the best interest of the students. We worked diligently to create the NCS history fair. I will greatly miss her.” While at Norwalk Catholic School, Mrs. Sevit taught 6th grade, focusing on the subjects of religion, math and social studies. She would always come to school early and leave late, as she would lead the annual History/Geography Fair, Veterans Mass, Academic Challenge team, elementary Bible study as well as being a member of The Ohio Catholic School Accrediting Association Steering Committee. “Deb is an amazing teacher with a kind and generous heart. My own children loved her and have great memories of 6th grade with Mrs. S! Her kindness and compassion will be sorely missed by all of us at NCS. Enjoy your new adventure!!” said Norwalk Catholic School Administrative Assistant, Natalie Livengood.

We wish Mary, Deb, Jim and Brenda well in their retirement and once a Flyer…. Always a Flyer!” If you would like to send a note/card to any of our retirees, please send them to Mrs. Whitehurst in the Junior High/High School Office at 93 E Main St., Norwalk, OH 44857 or to Mrs. Livengood in the Elementary Office at 31 Milan Ave., Norwalk, OH 44857.

6 Flyer Pride Magazine | Fall 2020 Mr. James Swabley James Swabley graduated from SPH in 1967. He returned to his alma mater in 1972 and has worn many hats in his 48 years as teacher. Throughout his service at SPH, he spent most of his time in the Science rooms. He was the technology coordinator for several years bringing the latest and greatest technology into the school which you can imagine changed numerous times throughout the past 4+ decades. Jim was always behind the scenes working on various projects too, even throughout the summer months when most teachers took time off to relax and rejuvenate. You would find him working in his classroom, helping the maintenance personnel with a project or creating something that would help make his co-workers’ jobs easier, like a solid custom-made rolling cart, or installing a keyboard drawer. Dennis Doughty, who taught alongside Mr. Swabley, over saw him as a principal and lastly as the school president, had this to say about Jim, “Jim is one of the most dedicated and involved teachers I have ever experienced. He continually looked for ways to enhance his teaching and utilized all the online resources available to provide a better education. He introduced technology to NCS and made sure SPH was on the cutting edge of technology years before other schools. His commitment to SPH will be missed. He was a great example to students as a gentleman and a teacher.” “I have known Mr. Swabley for over 45 years as my teacher, co-worker, mentor and friend. His knowledge (and eternal search for more) is equaled by his loyalty to his friends and love for SPH. His wit and dry sense of humor will be missed. And, thanks to him, I can repair the power cords for my appliances (knowledge gained in physics class in 1974)!” said St. Paul High School administrative assistant, Grace Whitehurst.

Mrs. Brenda Careless Congratulations to Brenda (Doughty) Careless on her retirement. She graduated from SPH in 1983. She returned to her alma mater in August of 1988 to start her teaching career. She spent 32 years in the classroom, with over 25 years teaching 4th grade. “Brenda has always gone above and beyond for her students. She will be greatly missed, as she was an integral part of our elementary staff with her dedication to Catholic Education,” said NCS Elementary Principal Melissa Englert. “Brenda has a heart of gold! She truly has a love for NCS Elementary and always wanted the best for her students,” said Norwalk Catholic School Administrative Assistant, Natalie Livengood. Over the years, Brenda taught many students, she led countless class retreats to Put-In-Bay and Kelley’s Island, organized the 4th Grade Ohio History Fair and taught science lessons with Veggie U. She also held the position as SPH Flag Corps Advisor for four years. Brenda was known as the “Copy Machine Savior” from her long time co-teacher, and now fellow retiree Mrs. Lynda Bungard. She went on to say “Brenda was always right there to lend a helping hand to anyone.”

Fall 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 7 Alumni Come Home

Riley Conway, SPH ‘13 I attended the University of Toledo and received a degree in Middle Childhood Education. After graduating from college, I moved to Put-In-Bay where I taught 4th, 5th, and 6th grade Social Studies and English Language Arts for 3 years. Living on the island was an exciting challenge and a great experience, but I am very excited to be on this side of the lake again. This year at Norwalk Catholic Elementary, I am teaching 6th grade Science and Social Studies. I am thrilled to get to work with the 6th grade class and help with their transition into the Junior High School. I am very happy to be back at NCS and to get to work with some of my previous teachers and meet all the new staff members. NCS is a great community to be part of as a student and as a staff member. I have had a great start to the school year and I am looking forward to the rest of the year. Looking back I think one of my happiest memories at St. Paul’s was cheering my final game at Whitney Field. After four years of cheering, it was great to have all my friends and family together for one final game. My older sister Annie, who also attended St. Paul gave birth to a beautiful baby boy in April, making me an aunt for the first time. My nephew’s name is Noah and he’s the sweetest little boy. I have a dog named Murphy. He is a three year old fluff ball filled with energy. Chris Doughty, SPH ‘09 I attended Bowling Green State University and received a dual major in education. Having just graduated this past spring, I spent the summer on the hunt for a teaching job and am thrilled to now be working at NCS. This year, I am teaching 6th grade Math and Religion. I am excited to be teaching both of these subjects as well as helping to teach the 6th graders how to be leaders in the school building. Since graduating from high school in 2009, I have remained involved in both the wrestling and football programs as a coach at various levels. I have spent the past eleven years developing relationships with the families of Norwalk Catholic School and I am excited for the opportunity to get to know even more of them. I thoroughly enjoyed my time as a student at NCS. Having the opportunity to represent my school and family when participating in several sports and in the folk group at the high school Masses were some of my favorite memories. I live in Monroeville with my wife, Olivia and our two dogs and cat. In our free time we enjoy going for walks in the woods and working on house projects together. We feel blessed to have so many great friends in the St. Paul community. Sydney Moore, SPH ‘15 I attended Heidelberg University and received a degree in Early Childhood Education. After graduating, I moved to Toledo to teach third grade at Rosary Cathedral Catholic School. Toledo was a beneficial experience that allowed me to grow in my career and my faith. I decided to leave Toledo to be closer to my family and teach in my home community. This year at Norwalk Catholic School, I am teaching 4th grade Handwriting, Social Studies, and Story Writing. I am thrilled to be back and feel a great sense of comfortability and home at NCS. I am very excited to continue my career here. I have so many happy memories at St. Paul that it is difficult to pick just one. I really enjoyed my time as a Student Ambassador. I loved being able to plan and coordinate events, welcome new students, and give tours. In high school, I participated in volleyball, track, and cheer. I loved being a teammate and I have had the opportunity to shift to the role of coach. I currently coach Junior High Volleyball and I am having so much fun being able to share my love of the sport with these girls.

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Besides the world-wide pandemic that altered your senior year, What is a significant highlight moment of your high school career?

Alexandra Abel the retreats that we were allowed to go on, Lillian Dowdell I cannot say there has been one specific and lastly to be able to grow into my faith Most significant moment of my high school moment to highlight my high school career. a whole lot more through the speakers who career is standing on the OHSAA cross As any teenager in high school, I have had came and gave their life experiences. country state podium in 2017. This is not my share of ups and downs, wondering how Justin Butler my greatest memory of St. Paul because of I would make it through the next four years. A memorable highlight moment from high a personal accomplishment, but because Getting involved in Cross Country really school would be playing football with all my when my name was announced over the race made an impact on my life as it brought me friends, and singing the alma mater with park, the amount of Flyer support cheering so many amazing relationships with not only everyone after the games. in the stands was humbling. I was not on the my teammates but also coaches, and taught podium because of something I did, I was on me some of life's most valuable lessons. This Camden Caizzo the podium because of the immense support last year of high school has probably been Making it to state again (in wrestling). Even I had from my community all season long. my favorite, because I had classes with though COVID said “No way Jose.” Elizabeth Dvorak people I never talked to before, so it allowed Margaret Centa A significant moment of my high school career me to branch out and just have more fun All of my "lasts" that I experienced this year was being chosen by the Van Dresser family knowing it was my last year, and I've even were significant highlights of my high school to receive their Effort and Integrity Award. seen my class come together more this year career. My last cross country meet, my last than in the past. It's safe to say I will actually swim meet, my last marching band game, Brandon Furlong miss my class and I am very upset our time my last concert, my last day at school (which Winning conference in basketball on senior together has been cut short, but I am thankful came much earlier than expected), my last night was an unreal moment for me and will for the memories I have been blessed to day at Model UN, my last day at Kairos with be something that I will never forget. make along the way with the them. my class, etc. Those last days were all Megan Hammersmith Jacob Baca bittersweet. The "lasts" always meant the Bus rides home after winning volleyball and Going to kairos and getting to know my end of multiple years of hard work with the basketball games. best memories, but also reminded me that classmates better. Sydney Herner it is time to move on to bigger and better I have always enjoyed soaring high in our Ethan Blair things. A significant highlight from my high school athletics on the volleyball court. The volleyball career was setting a school record in football Dylan Cook program has taught me so much and it isn’t all my senior year. Lettering in golf! just about volleyball. I have learned the skills of having passion, being responsible, and Maryanna Broome knowing how to win and lose with whatever I was blessed to be in a school with amazing life throws at you. These skills will stay close staff who helped me through a lot of troubles, while preparing to take on my next step at college.

Fall 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 9 Grant Houck Nicholas Marksbury Spencer Myers Winning conference three years in a row My highlight would have to be getting to Winning conference in baseball. in baseball. know all 38 of my classmates. I have never Cheyenne Null P. Dawson Howerton known a better group of kids. They took me Cross country girls team winning Firelands Lettering 2 years in wrestling in with open arms and helped me every step Conference for the first time in 32 years. of the way. St Paul is truly a great school Ethan Larson with great standards and I think just the Victoria Pocos A highlight from high school was marching thought that I was able to attend it and get My favorite high school memory has been back from home football games when the an experience of going there was my biggest going to football games with my friends. team won. highlight. Holly Powers Lars Livengood Nicole Martin A significant moment from my high school Being 1st Team All-Ohio after overcoming Kairos was really significant experience for career was having fun playing volleyball all of the challenges I have faced in my life. me. It was in those days that I truly felt that alongside my teammates my senior year. Anna Lukasko we finally understood one another, and we I can't forget to mention my favorite lunches, My first time going back on the volleyball grew closer as a result of that mutual fiesta sticks and popcorn chicken bowl, which court my senior year after my injury and long understanding that passed through each I will definitely miss next year. recovery, and getting a standing ovation from and every one of us. Sara Scavuzzo the crowd, and my teammates. I really felt the Montserrat Carrillo A significant moment of my high school career support of the St. Paul community. My favorite memory of my senior was my was my senior season of golf and all the fun last band camp, where I got to see people memories I made with my team. wrap up a person in wrapping paper to win a competition.

10 Flyer Pride Magazine | Fall 2020 Jarret Schaffer Toriann Smith Jude Sweet Achieving academic and athletic excellence. My biggest accomplishment was coming The most significant moments in my high Griffin Schwan back from my knee injury and running again. school career were winning one, if not multiple It's hard to narrow down a single moment Kennedy Stang conference championships in every sport. from my years at St. Paul. Some of my One significant highlight of my senior year David Swope favorite memories were spent on the football was getting my 1000th career dig during My senior golf season. field with my teammates especially the final a conference game at Mapleton. Nathaniel Tokarsky home playoff game vs Edon. Another highlight Ella Stieber My most significant moment was getting was the March for Life in Washington D.C that I loved being with all my classmates and to hug my brother before my last time on allowed me to meet new people who were all finding out more about them that I have Whitney Field as a football player. gathered for a common cause. never known before, so with that being said Ryan Walker Brody Service Kairos was my favorite high school memory. Cross country, marching band, and the spring Being a part of the St. Paul football program Being able to learn and spend more time musical are my favorite parts of high school. and tearing it up at ping-pong in Mrs. with each of my classmates was amazing! Thanks to all my friends, coaches, and Llewellyn’s room. Zachary Stine leaders who made them so great my senior Jordan Shepherd Running at the state track meet with my year. Getting a share of the Firelands Conference teammates. championship in basketball for the first time in 21 years.

Fall 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 11 Class of 1948 Class of 2000 1 Happy 90th Birthday to the Class of 1948! Marcus Smith is a professor in the Congratulations to Therese (Kocher) and department of history and geography at Lindenwood University https:// John Hofacker who celebrated their 65th wedding Anniversary with a special blessing www.lindenwood.edu/ in Saint Charles, Missouri! He is teaching a variety of history from Fr. Francis. (1) classes from global history to history of the Class of 1955 industrial revolution and Middle East history. About ten years ago as he was finishing his Congratulations to James and Mary undergraduate he decided to pursue Generose (Swick) Boose of Norwalk who becoming a history professor. “It’s been a th celebrated their 65 wedding anniversary on long arduous road but I made it!” (Marc has June 11, 2020 with their family. They have 9 studied the Arab language extensively, went children, 24 grandchildren and 28 great to Jerusalem & New Guinea. He served with grandchildren. the Army National Guard & was deployed to Class of 1967 Iraq). (2) Congratulations to Mike and Mary Kay Class of 2004 (McLaughlin ‘67) Fleming who celebrated Congratulations to John and Allison th their 50 wedding anniversary on June 27, McLaughlin who welcomed their son, Simon 2020. Peter, on March 25, 2020. He joins big sister 2 Class of 1979 Melia! (3) Congratulations to John Soisson on Class of 2005 his retirement from the Norwalk Fire Congratulations to Troy and Stacy Department, including his last 7 years (McGinn) Stein on the birth of their daughter as department chief. Leah Grace. She is welcomed by big sisters Class of 1990 Natalie and Aubrey and big brother Connor! Congratulations to Tim and Michelle Class of 2006 (Fleming ‘90) Crist who celebrated their Congratulations to Amanda Fries and Clint th 25 wedding anniversary on June 24, 2020. Nickoli (’09) who were married at St. Paul Class of 1994 the Apostle Church on June 20, 2020. Congratulations to Ryan and Heather Class of 2007 (Ackerman ‘94) Fleming who celebrated Congratulations to Ryan and Katie (Duffey th their 25 wedding anniversary on August 26, ‘08) Schild who welcomed their son, William 2020. Arthur, on June 11, 2020. He joins big sister, Leah. 3 Class of 1997 Congratulations to Frank and Jill Van Congratulations to Hogan and Haley Dresser, Jr. who welcomed their daughter, (Loughton) Hite who welcomed their Grace Christine on May 10, 2020. She joins daughter, Myla Ann, on September 3, 2020. big sisters Aubrie and Chelsea and big She joins big sister Maci. brothers, Blake and Carter. Class of 2008 Class of 1998 Adam Tuttle recently earned his LMHC Congratulations to Ryan and Sara degree (Licensed Mental Health Counselor). McDonnell who welcomed their son, Talon He is a Program manager of Behavior Health Patrick, on June 5, 2020. He joins big sisters Services for the Boston Health Department, Kylie, Jillian, Addison and Marissa and big an addiction Psychiatry program serving brothers, Kellen and Tristan. homeless adults in Boston struggling with addiction and severe trauma disorders. He and his wife Maria live on a boat in Boston.

12 Flyer Pride Magazine | Fall 2020 Congratulations to Chalsi (Eastman) and Isaac Livengood made the BGSU dean’s Tyler Campbell who welcomed their son, list for the fall semester. Cy Thomas on June 9, 2020. Congratulations to Dr. Erika Ghazoul, Congratulations to Peter and Katt Fisher Doctor of Medicine. Dr. Ghazoul will be who welcomed their daughter, Maple Rose, doing her Residency in General Surgery on June 15, 2020. She joins big sister, at the OhioHealth-Riverside Methodist in 4 Juniper. Columbus! Brian McLaughlin works as a college Class of 2013 scout for the National Football Scouting Inc, 5 especially for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Congratulations to Sabrina Schaffer and in the hotbed states like Florida, Georgia Hunter Dye who were married on July 18, and South Carolina. 2020 at St. Paul the Apostle Church. The couple reside in Columbus. Congratulations to Emily (Lee) and Nicholas Simonovich who welcomed their Congratulations to Emily Cardwell and son, Micah Scott, on August 27, 2020. (4) Kelsey Snively who were married August 8, 2020! (6) Class of 2009 Class of 2014 Congratulations to Chris Doughty for graduating from BGSU with a degree in Congratulations to Michael Vieta and Inclusive Early Childhood Education! He Hannah Watters who were married on June is currently teaching at NCS in the 6th grade. 6, 2020. The couple reside in Arizona. (7) Congratulations to Shawn and Heather Congratulations to Chandler Fondriest and (Matso) Hemenway, who welcomed their Allison Griffith who were married on June son Warren Hemenway. Warren joins big 15, 2020. brother Emmett! Congratulations to Emily Chandler who graduated from the University of Toledo Class of 2010 with a Doctorate in Pharmacy! Emily has 6 Congratulations to Nicole Reikowski and accepted a position to be a Pharmacist at Jim Blazey who were married on June 6, the Kroger in Sandusky. 2020. Congratulations to Chris & Emily Carrillo 7 Congratulations to Shawn and Heather who welcomed their son, William (Liam) (Matso) Hemenway, who welcomed their Francis, on August 27, 2020. (8) son Warren. He joins big brother Emmett! Class of 2015 Congratulations to Amber (Welfle) and Tyler Scherger who welcomed their Kyle Rospert made the fall semester dean’s daughter, Hadley Louise, on May 8, 2020. (5) list at BGSU. Grant Dilger was awarded a bachelor Class of 2011 of science degree from OSU at spring Erik Stanbery and Christine Mulvaney commencement. were married in July. Class of 2016 Congratulations to Regina Doss who earned a doctor of veterinary medicine degree from Aaron Wheeler earned a place on the fall OSU at spring commencement. and spring semester dean’s lists for BGSU. Congratulations to Matthew David Braun Class of 2012 Schild who graduated from the U.S. Naval Congratulations to Annie (Conway) and Academy with a bachelor of science degree Dan Schafer who welcomed their son, in quantitative economics and a commission 8 Noah Daniel, on April 2, 2020. as a Navy Ensign. Congratulations to Lauren (Barron) and Nathaniel Smith graduated summa cum Cody Evans who welcomed their son, laude from Baldwin Wallace University in Conner Kent, on May 3, 2020. He joins big May with a Bachelor of Arts degree in sister Hadlee. Conner is the Grandson of history. James (‘95) and Sandra Blum.

Fall 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 13 Congratulations to Lydia Gillen who Congratulations to Lauren Lukasko for received a bachelor of science degree, Graduating from BGSU in 3 years, Summa summa cum laude, from the University Cum Laude! She was also named to the fall of Findlay. semester and spring semester dean’s list. Class of 1944 Congratulations to Gabriela Romero who Carson Careless made the fall semester Esther I (Didion) Crist of Norwalk passed graduated from Kent State University with dean’s list for BGSU. away on August 6, 2020. a degree in Nursing! Corrinne Riley made the spring semester Class of 1945 Congratulations to Kelsey King for dean’s list at BGSU. Stella M (Slepko) Rahrig of Sandusky graduating from Heidelberg University Abby Fitzgerald earned a place on the passed away on August 14, 2020. in May with a degree in Education and Ohio University spring semester dean’s list. Class of 1950 a license in Early Childhood Education Bonnie E (Miller) Sciera of Cortland, NY and Intervention Specialist. Class of 2018 passed away on April 1, 2020. Congratulations to Mallory Reed who John (Nick) Lukasko made the spring Class of 1951 graduated Summa cum laude on May 3rd semester dean’s list at Ohio Northern Rose Marie (Gies) Fritz of Monroeville, from The Ohio State University with a University. passed away on July 19, 2020. Bachelor of Science degree in Integrated Margaret Ann (Ott) Sarr of Cookeville, TN, Language Arts and a minor in World Class of 2019 passed away on August 26, 2020. Literature. She has accepted a full-time Catherine Massie maintained a 4.0 and Arlene A (Arnold) King of Norwalk passed teaching position at Hernando Middle School was named to the dean’s list for both fall away September 7, 2020. in Hernando, Mississippi where she will be and spring semester at BGSU. Class of 1957 teaching 7th Grade English. She is relocating Catherine Juby was named to the fall Carol Marie (Soisson) Comyns of Norwalk to Collierville, Tennessee, which is on the passed away on April 22, 2020. border of Mississippi. and spring semester dean’s lists at BGSU. Class of 1958 Grace Gillen made the spring semester Class of 2017 David D Caprara of Norwalk passed away dean’s list at Ohio Northern University. on August 12, 2020. Noah Winslow was named to the fall (2019) Noah Good was named to the spring Class of 1959 and spring(2020) semester dean’s lists at semester dean’s list at Ohio Northern Judith (Obringer) Scheerer of Fort Wayne, the University of Findlay. University. IN passed away May 18, 2020. Class of 1961 James Kinney of Milan passed away on May 11, 2020. Class of 1967 Merrianne Hackathorn of Worthington passed away on May 5, 2020. James Stotz of Fredricktown, MO passed away on May 31, 2020. Class of 1969 Tom N Schafer of Parma passed away on April 30, 2020. Irvin W (Bill) Schaffer of Auburndale, FL passed away on July 10, 2020. Dave Heyman of Fort Collins, CO passed away on July 30, 2020.

Father James E Steinle, principal of SPH from 1960 - 1964, passed away on May 23, 2020.

This section lists the St. Paul alumni whom we have lost since the last issue of the Flyer Pride. If you know of an alumnus of St. Paul High School Do you have news you would like to share with your fellow Flyers? who has passed away, please contact Jenny Email Jenny Ridge at: [email protected] or send it to: Ridge at [email protected]. Advancement and Admissions Office Attn: Jenny Ridge To make a memorial gift in honor of a loved one 93 East Main Street Norwalk, OH 44857 or friend, please contact the Advancement Office at 419-668-7223 or [email protected]. 14 Flyer Pride Magazine | Fall 2020 Fall 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 15 The Faithful Flyer was our theme this past school year. We called our students, as Faithful Flyers, 2019 - 20 to exhibit three Fruits of the Spirit. They were Joy, Kindness, and Self-Control. We did not realize FCEDO and Advancement when we chose these in August 2019, how very much needed those three fruits would be this Office Income COVID-19 year! OH, the Self-Control required! We can’t see our families! NO grandkids! No Mass! No parties or Friends for the Future $ 860,566 reunions. Social distancing – a new term – means no hugs and stay six feet apart. ”Distant” is how FCEDO Endowment $ 160,500 we ALL feel. Kindness is our watchword. I wear a mask for you – you wear one for me. All things Disbursement take longer. I patiently and kindly wait. And Joy! How to feel joy when so alone? And yet there it is. We find Joy in new and unexpected places. A care call. A “Zoom” family game night. My neighbor Endowed Scholarships $ 22,750 gets my groceries. A note in the mail. Facebook Live is a newfound tool! Special Events Income $ 96,799 God so often sends us rainbows amid the storms! And he surely did so here! In March, when SOARING Disbursements $ 60,278 school closed, with all the uncertainty in the world, we decided not to continue as usual with for teacher salaries and Friends for the Future. Instead of the Phonathon, we made 1000 Care Calls to alumni, projects parishioners, parents and supporters. We knew so many were alone and wanted to connect. Instead of joining the World Day of Giving, we had a Month of Caring, gathering and offering Total Office Income $1,200,893 prayers for one another. Yet people responded, knowing our need without our asking. We raised Soaring to New Heights $ 5,409,000 nearly $300,000 in May and June alone, exceeding the Friends for the Future goal. Our Spring Gifts and Pledges Fling went virtual in June with tremendous success. Total advancement/development efforts exceeded $1.2 million! God is so good and our supporters steadfast!!

New Director for Friends for the Future

I am so pleased and we are so blessed to welcome to Stephanie Kluding to our team. She will take on many responsibilities as Director of the Annual Fund and Communications. With the addition of Stephanie and Jenny Ridge taking on more duties, I will be slowing down – just a bit. Stephanie Kluding loves our mission! “When my two oldest children were ready to begin their education, we picked the Early Childhood Center for the convenient before and aftercare of the Flyer Clubhouse. It didn't take long for us to develop a love for the faith, families and staff. During this time, we were also searching for a church to call our own. As our children came home from school each day, sharing what they were learning about God's love, we were led to explore the idea of becoming members of the Catholic faith. Mark and I went through RCIA together and became members of St. Paul Church in 2015. Today, our children, Grace (8th), Gunner (6th) and Blake (Pre4) are ready to begin another school year at Norwalk Catholic School. I have used my professional skills to grow the NCS Book Fair, serve on the FFF Committee, and on various PTO events. I’m excited to be involved in this faith-filled environment on a daily basis, meet new families and contribute to the success of SPH/NCS!

16 Flyer Pride Magazine | Fall 2020 The sacrifices, talents, and gifts of numerous benefactors and gracious individuals allow us to grow our mission at Norwalk Catholic School. We are forever indebted for your generosity and dedicated support.

FLYER CAPTAIN Robert Opper Croghan Colonial Bank Daniel & Debra Schloemer Anonymous Marvin & Andrea Ott Durable Corp Thomas & Laura Schmuhl Mark & Pam Bellamy Stephen & Ann Schumm EHOVE Career Center Patrick & Nickie Schwan David & Robin Bleile Smith Paving & Excavating, Inc Scott & Jaime Endsley Gene & Vicki Seck Carl Carnabucci Memorial Michael & Sandi Weisenberger Anne M Esker Darryl & Shannon Skinn Education Trust Adolph Fischer Smiley Automotive, Inc GE Foundation FLYER ENGINEER Fisher-Titus Foundation Christopher & Penelope Stang George & Mary Kremer Foundation Anonymous Alan & Joyce Fitzpatrick Henry & Marty Timman Norbert & Linda Gross American Timber & Steel Corp Four of Us Rental John Urban Gerard & Patricia Hipp William & Debra Bader Aaron & Sarah Fries Frank & Becky Van Dresser, Sr Neil & Joan McFadden Joseph Caizzo & Mary Bleile Caizzo Krista Fritz Frank & Jill Van Dresser, Jr Newcomer Concrete Services, Inc Contractors Design Engineering Douglas & Sandra Gates VFW Firelands Post 2743 Ron Opper Mark Coriell, LPA Mike Gocsik & Rebecca Ware John & Julie Volcheck Brad & Annette Riley Firelands Federal Credit Union Alma Hakes James & Cheryl Wasiniak Payne Nickles & Co Michael & Bethany Fork Margaret Heydinger Patrick & Debra Welfle Riley Contracting, Inc Green Goose Appliance Repair Mike Heydinger Stephen & Lauren West John & Suzanne Riley Steven & Julie Hug Christopher & Janet Hipp Work Zone Video Robert S & Mary Ann Kaminski Raymond Fries John & Rachel Hipp Arturo & Consuelo Zapata Family Foundation Infinity Products, Inc Kevin & April Hipp Marvin Smith Michael & Judith LaConte David Hohler RED FLYER Twenty First Century Foundation Ken & Brenda Landoll Jake’s Radiator Anonymous Allan & Sue Lesch Dr James & Margaret Lonz Donald Adelman FLYER 1ST OFFICER Martin & Diana Linder Richard & Elaine Mahl Jim & Sharon Amato Anonymous Msgr Ken Morman Robert & Ann Mayle Ed & Jeanie Barman Jean Gies Beaulieu Ohio Attorney General The Late Lawrence McGlinchy Barnes Wendling, CPAs Michael & Terri Bleile Bill & Julie Roberts Tom & Cindy McLaughlin Brian & Heather Belden Robert & Mary Bleile Gerald & Connie Rospert Viola Missler Tom & Deb Bellamy Christopher & Vicki Brown Gregg & Julia Smith Chintan & Marilyn Mistry Wayne & Debra Bellamy Firelands Chevrolet Buick Nobil’s Sports & Trophies Bob & Pam Bores Fisher-Titus Medical Center FLYER NAVIGATOR Ploger Transportation, LLC Gary & Vanessa Bradt Hawthorne Foundation Anonymous Gerald & Pamela Reichert Robert & Ellen Burris Jeff & Mary Ann Hipp Chris Amato Jack Riley Dr Joseph & Mrs Cheryl Centa Joel & Patricia Hipp Alliance Bernstein LP Brian & Jennifer Rizzo Community Foundation of Lorain Huron County Community Jeffrey & Kim Alt Robert Rody County Foundation Barman Construction/ Donn Rospert James Conway & Danita Gilbert Rev Frank Kehres Remodeling LLC Justin Savage Conway Lonz Law Firm, LLC Bayside Comfort Inc Richard & Carol Schafer Dennis & Kris Doughty Bill & Nancy Mesenburg Civista Bank Mary Ann Schild Richard Doughty

Fall 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 17 Dr Patrick & Mrs Pia Ebert Ed & Roxanne Walker John Frank Rosie Ricardo Marnie Ellis Walker-Eastman-Heydinger James Fulton, Sr John & Ann Rinner Roger & Marilyn Endsley Funeral Home Charles & Linda Furey Dr Joseph & Mrs Natalie Rizzo Exxon Mobil Educational Alliance Walters’ Boiler Works, Inc Lawrence (Pat) & Kathleen Furlong Richard & Veronica Rospert Program Robert & Lynette Ware Gary & Lisa Gillen Roto-Rooter Plumbing & Drain Samuel & Stephanie Forgacs Jean Warren BJ & Mary Granger Service Thomas & Linda Fries Theresa Weisenberger Stephen & Eleni Griesemer Linda Ruffing Mark & Rayanne Gardner Welfle, Inc Charles & Janis Grose Debi Schaffer Howard Graffice Laura Wheeler Charles & Diane Gross Mark Schaffer Excavating & Trucking Hammer-Huber’s Inc Theresa Wilde Helen Hackathorn William & Mary Beth Simon Dr Jeff & Mrs Sharon Harwood Joseph & Sheryl Wilhelm Michael & Paula Hackathorn Theodore & Anita Skinn Andrew & Courtney Hipp Michael & Sheryl Woolsey Duane & Deborah Hay Steven & Roberta Slauterbeck Shawn & Jacalyn Houck Michael & Julie Hehrer Angela Smith Julie Roberts DDS & Daniel BLACK FLYER Wade & Julie Herrig Richard P & Connie Smith Stewart DDS Anonymous Andrew & Beverly Heydinger Stella Soisson Mark & Stephanie Kluding Richard & Bettie Alge Richard & Sandra Heydinger Maureen Spettel Jim & Carol Kocher John & Nancy Alt Sam & Rachel Heydinger Tom Stein Robert & Nancy Krupp Dr Wayne & Carole Babanec Hill’s Interiors, Inc Roger & Denise Stine Lake Erie Construction Co Dustan & Julie Badovick Hipp & Associates Mark & Annette Stoll John & Erin Lendrum Gary & Stella Barman David & Elizabeth Hipp Robert & Linda Stower Wilma Lepore Kurt Barman Don Hirbe James & Susan Sugar Deborah Lucal Frank Blechschmidt & Jennifer Dorothy Hite Linda Swick Larry & Jan Meyer Berman Matthew & Annette Holmes Teen Leadership Corps Danny & Denise Missler Bluto’s Hometown Tavern Linda Huber Bill & Brenda Toney Joseph & Carol Missler BOCA Construction Mary Ann Kaple Trend Setter Construction Charles Moore Stephen Bollig Kevin & Jolene Kiser Van Dootingh Mosher Mellen & Co Dave & Kathy Nickoli Jacqueline Brichacek Knights of Columbus Dr Gerald & Mrs Mary Volcheck Mary Nickoli Robert & Lynda Bungard Arlene Krupp Ken & Amy Wangler Richard & Sandy Nickoli Virginia Bungard Michael & Ann Krupp David & Amy Weisenberger Norwalk Concrete Industries Bungard-Mack Insurance Don & Luann Kunisch Andrew & Lynsey Welfle Norwalk Domino’s Stephen & Mary Kay Cillo Bill & Jayne Laditka West Side Store Robert & Karen Ott Christopher & Julie Cloud Eric Magnuson Wheeler Sheet Metal John & Jaculin Overmyer Bill & Alice Conlisk Tim Mahanna Skip & Patti Wilde PNC Bank Nancy Conway Ann Marett Wilde Pizza Inc / DBA Domino’s Jeffrey & Debra Reed Tim & Carol Corrigan Ross & Lori Matlack Pizza John & Joyce Ridge Corrigan Family Kettle Corn Marty Mayer Geraldine Wilhelm Charles & Susanna Riley Jeanne Coyne Kevin & Monica McDonald Thomas & Joan Rospert Will Crosby Cynda McFadden WHITE FLYER Dr Andrew Schafer Dave’s Food Mart John & Carolyn Meyer Anonymous Tyler & Amber Scherger Donald & Mary Davis Charles Meyer Gary & Lisa Abel David & Marian Schild Derek & Kimberly Dilger Daniel & Sharon Mouch Marina Abel Rev Eric Schild Don Tester Ford-Lincoln-Mercury, Inc Myers Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Gerald & Joan Ackerman Michael & Christine Schwieterman Andrew & Hannah Dow Jon & Jenifer Naseman James & Janet Adelman Roger & Bonnie Shelley Dwight & Linda Downing Norwalk Lions Club Marvin & Sally Adelman Andrew & Candy Skinn Elite Awnings & Sun Shades Robert & Marlene Obringer Steve & Karen Adelman Lawrence & Cynthia Skinn Michael & Joan Esker Oglesby Construction, Inc Advanced Computer Connections Betty Smith Kathy Esker-Hellmann Richard & Carolyn Pavcek Joann Albrycht Patrick & Cari Spettel Jay & Paulette Ewell Jim & Kristen Penner Julie Amato Christopher & Kayli Stoner Fred & Maxine Fair Timothy & Amy Phillips Kam Amato Robert Suda Fair Publishing House, Inc Robert Polinsky Amazon Smile Thomas & Kathleen Taylor Lyle & Suzanne Fisher John & Debbie Potts Rene Armstrong Larry & Barbara Truchon Philomena Fisher Ben & Marcia Preston John & Amy Arnold Kathy Turner Tim & Sara Fitzgerald Dr Richard & Mrs Adelaide Reichert Ronald & Dorothy Atkinson Mark & Shannon Vogus Leonard & Sandra Foster Sharon Renneckar Steven & Carrie Baca

18 Flyer Pride Magazine | Fall 2020 Chris & Karen Baker Paul & Erin Cannon Frederick & Molly Downey James & Judith Gassman Tricia Baker Craig & Kimberly Caprara Scott Downs Major Bill & Mrs Susan Gates Margaret Baldwin Tulio & Georgianna Caputo Marti Dreschel William & Bonnie Gathergood Louis & Minda Balint Mary Carabin Mary Dreschel Brad Gerke Norb & Mary Barman Thomas & Mardelle Carabin Perry & Wende Dryden Mike & Cheryl Gfell Dick & Bonita Barna Thomas & Karen Carabin Dorothy Dudics Brett Gies Daniel & Madlyn Bauer Timothy & Bernadette Cardwell Rudy & Rosemary Dudics James & Pauline Gilson David & Rosemary Banach & Family Francisco J & Patricia Carrillo Eric & Ann Duffey Ronald & Julie Gilson David & Barbara Beach Dale Casper Jason Duffey Emily C Gioffre Dustin & Melissa Beal Ed & Cindy Casselberry Robert & Karen Duncan Jo An Gocsik Steve & Carol Beal Mary Casselberry Shadrach & Stacey Dvorak Chandos & Janet Gose Kevin & Carrie Beat Christopher & Shana Ceccoli Shawn & Lisa Eardly Edward & Shannon Griffin Diane Beck John & Denise Ceccoli Don & Celeste Eastman Danny Grine Michael & Susan Beebe Joseph Ceccoli Tom & Marlene Eastman Rosemary Grine Stanley & Colleen Bernhardt Joseph & Jody Centers Gerald & Martha Eberly Tim & Julie Grine Ann Berry Charles & Betty Christian James & Connie Ebert Paul Gross Family Stephen & Mary Bertsch Robin Christman Michael & Elizabeth Ebert Gerald & Linda Grosswiler Mel & Mona Bird John Christopher Ruth Ebert Carl & Debra Haegel David Bishop Charles & Patricia Church Harold & The Late Evelyn Ehrman Thom & Chris Haeuptle Robert & Gloria Bjurstrom Ed & Carolynn Ciersezwski Ted & Karen Ellis Ronald & Judith Hagan Maureen Blake Christopher & Tami Clark Winifred Ely David & Roseann Hainline Eric & Margie Bleile Gerald Coder Adam & Mary Endsley John & Kathryn Hammersmith Jessica Bleile Donald & Julie Coletta Edwin & Mary Lou Englert Martin & Connie Hanke Tom & Lorraine Bleile Kenneth & Martha Collier Kevin & Melissa Englert Jeffery & Christine Harper James & Sandra Blum Mary Collier William & Nancy English David & Marilyn Harris Megan Bocock The Late Carol Comyns Gustavo & Guadalupe Enriquez Eugene & Gina Hartman Connie Bogard James & Maribeth Collins Betty Esker Jerold & Victoria Hartman Larry & Teresa Bogner Mary Conley Robert & Diane Evans Richard Hartung Anthony Guerra & Bille Jo Bonderer Megan Contreras Matthew & Becky Fair Keith & Erin Hay Russell Bondy Riley Conway Dorothy Fannin John & Shirley Hazelwood Eugene Bores Belen Cornelio Shelley Fannin Terry & Judy Hazelwood Rolland & Angela Bovia Caitlyn Corrigan John & Linda Fantauzzo Martin & Kathy Healy Janet Botz & Arthur Lippert, Jr. Travis & Ashleigh Couch Nancy Felmlee Tod & Leann Heitsche Burton & Serena Bowles Ken & Julie Cowin Scott & Kim Felten Lynne Hemenway Dale & Irene Braden Terry & Maryann Cox Keith Filip Tom & Ann Herner Janet Brady Bruce Crawford Darryl & Susan Finney Dennis Heston Sr Joyce Marie Brennan Marian Crawford Dave & Janet Fisher Jerome Hettel James & Ann Britton Robert & Alice Crist Fisher’s Country Market Thomas Hickey Paul & Marjorie Brookover Timothy & Michelle Crist Michael & Mary Kay Fleming Charles & Rose Hillman Allison Brown David & Vicki Cronk Flickinger Insurance Kenneth & Martha Hillman Bill & Ellen Brown Mark P & Rhonda Cullen John & Laurie Flickinger Richard & Jane Hills Melvin & Sandra Brown Dennis & Lisa Cutnaw Joan Flinko Daniel & Denise Hipp Patty Brown Mary J Cutnaw Ronald & Charlene Forrest Thomas & Dee Hirz James Brunn Rita Dean Andrew & Kathleen Frank Laura Hoesman John & Suzanne Brutsche Joseph & Kimberly Dellisanti Ryan & Erika Frank John & Therese Hofacker Luetta Brutsche Matthew & Marissa Dellisanti Larry & Valerie French Don & Marjean Hohler Buckeye Excavating & Construction Paul & Monica Depinet David & Debi Fries Roddy & Mary Holland Mark & Amie Burger The Late Barbara Dick Douglas Fries Roger & Kathleen Holman James & Mary Ann Burkhart Steve & Mary Dickinson Greg & Ruth Fries Val Holz Lloyd & Angela Burns Marilyn Dickman Richard & Molly Fritz Mary Howatineck Jack & Vicki Busam Roger & Margaret Dixon Robert & Pamela Fry Jeffery & Laurie Huber Kathleen Butler & Steve Reed Barbara Doughty Marie Fugel Clark & Bonnie Hunter Janet Campbell Sarah Doughty Michael & Nancy Fulton Brian Hutfless Duane & Barbara Cannon Kevin & Geraldine Dow Brad & Jeanne Gascoigne Lawrence & Constance Hurst

Fall 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 19 Dolores Hutton Marge Mansfield Ambrose & Caroline O’Brien Evelyn Ruffing Insight Type & Graphic Marett Unlimited, Inc Pauline O'Connor John & Marie Ruffing Steve & Mary Ivory Nicole Martin Kathleen Olak Terry & Sheila Ruffing JK Music Services Timothy & Nenita Martin Paul & Evelyn Ott Terrance & Sharon Ruffing J & M Carpet Care Barry & Diane Masser Janet Page Thomas & Tiina Ruffing Michael & Rita Jackson Mimi Matter Michael & Carolyn Parrish Theodore Rahal & Dr Mary Ann Robert & Shirley A Jacobs Donald & Catherine Mayle Marlene Pasqualini Ruffing-Rahal Jamiesons’ Audio / Video David & Laura McCall Peter & Jennifer Perkins Richard & Judy Rupp Stanley & Jann Jaskol David McDonough Regina Perkins Daryl & Michelle Sandor Ronald & Norrita Jaworski Rita McFadden Beth Persensky Brian Rumsey Scott & Rhonda Jaworski Elizabeth McGee Thomas & Kathleen Persensky Ruth (Pheiffer) Sabiers David & Sally Jenkins Gary & Cathy McGinn Joseph & Betsy Pertner Stephen & Jeannette Sanger Richard Jenkins Gertrude McGinn Jack & Donna Peters The Late Margaret Sarr Anne Jennings Christopher & Christine McHale Dawn Pheifer Scott & Debra Scavuzzo Michael & Tracy Juby Richard & Kate McKinney Richard & Marilyn Pheiffer Jim & Norma Schafer Eric & Renee King John & Allison McLaughlin Anthony & Jody Piscitello Joe Schafer Gerald & Mary Kitchens Michael McLaughlin Michael & Monica Powers Peter & Jean Schafer Donald Klausing Pam Mellen Donald & Deborah Plaut Donald Schaffer William & Judith Kluding LeMoyne & Shirley Mercer Al Preston Theodore & Florence Schaffer Thomas & Marilyn Knechtges Andrew & Brooke Meyer James & Karen Prystas Kathleen Schaffer Paul & Laura Knott Fred Meyer Marna Puglisi Alex & Lindsay Schaffer Pat & Mary Lynne Kordet James & Ann Catherine Meyer J Brian & Mary Beth Pusateri Sr Carolyn Schaffer Charles & Pat Krause Scott & Ann Meyer Dr Randy & Mrs Sara Rair Jack & Patricia Schaffer Margaret Kromer Kim & Molly Meyers Tom & Mary Rathburn Mark & Diane Schaffer Brett Krupp Terence & Bernadette Miller Kristin Rausch Theresa Schaffer Richard & Dorthea Krupp Jim & Gwen Miller Ricky & Michelle Reeder Daniel & Annette Scheid Cary & Jennifer Kuhl Robert Miller Ty & Julianne Reer Patricia Scheid Kuhl Outdoor Designs, Inc Miller’s Market Chuck & Angelle Reichert Steven & Jane Scheid Jamie Kurtz Brian & Paige Missler Robert & Rose Reichert William & Claranne Schick Thomas & Linda Lackney Brianna Missler Richard & Rose Reinbolt Schild's IGA Sheryl Laing Jared Missler Tom & Vickie Rekart George & Betty Schlotterer Gretchen Landoll Helen Moehlman Matthew & Gail Reynolds Leo & Debra Schlotterer Maryann Landoll Fred & Christine Moffit James & Deborah Rhoad Jim & Susan Schmiedeskamp Trudy Lane Craig & Debra Moffit Craig and Jenny Ridge Mr Bradley Parcella & Dr Margaret Allen Langjahr & Tammy Case Michael & Kathleen Moroney Rose Riedy Schmuhl Loren & Catherine Laughlin Donald Murad Adam Riley Frank & Barbara Schnellinger Rollande Leizerman Terry & Carol Murello Dolores Riley Ray Schnellinger Sandra Leto Christopher & Lois Mushett Patrick & Michelle Riley Kenneth G & Jane Schreiner Alan Lieber Michael Mushett Anthony Ringholz Rev Paul Schreiner Eric & Cheryl Lieber Dan & Brittney Mutchler Bob & Karen Ringholz John Schumm John & Jill Lieber Matthew & Marybeth Mutchler Charles & Mary Ringholz Lisa Schwan Brian & Elizabeth Lindenberger Nathaniel & Lauren Myers Peter & Kathleen Roche Matthew & Amy Schwan Clarence Link Jeffery & Jill Mynarsky Mauricio & Christy Rodriguez Richard & Carolyn Schwan Mary Lippert Chris & Jennifer Nagel Brandi Roeder William & Beverly Sedlock Eric & Maria Livengood Jennifer Nardecchia Richard & Diane Roll Alice Seiche John & Kristine Livengood Margaret Natole Thomas & Patricia Romell Joan Sengstock Natalie Livengood Charles & Becky Nestor David & Robyn Rospert Steve Sharbaugh, Jr Gregory Lonz Darlaine Nestor Eugene & Mary Ann Rospert Tom & Karen Sharpnack James & Judith Loughton Laurie Nichol Kenn & Charlet Rospert Theresa Shean Dustin Lowery New Direction Design William & Michele Rospert Jill Shelley Marcella Lowery Mark & Karla Niese John & Michelle Roth Linda Shibley Carol Lucal David & Martha Nighswander Marcia Roth Jim & Diane Shupe Richard & Judy Lynch Norbs Northside Service Mark & Patricia Roth Paul & Kathleen Sigsworth Gerald & Jane Mahl David & Judy Nunez Christine Routh Eileen Simon

20 Flyer Pride Magazine | Fall 2020 Dean & Janis Slavik Robert Stieber Timothy & Diane Tuttle Douglas & Joan White Tom & Teresa Sloma Donald & Patricia Stogsdill Walter & Janet Valentine Mary Lou Whitehead Bradley & Lauren Smith Gerald & Kathleen Stoll George & Elaine Van Dootingh Joseph & Barbara Widman Clarence & The Late Judith Smith Mary Stubnar Benjamin & Tara Villarreal Brent & Taylor Wiedemann Jeff & Allison Smith Susan Sturn Cynthia Vidal Jeff & Karen Wiedemann Roger Smith Jack & Patricia Sumpter George & Dorothy Volcheck Robert L & Joanne Wiedemann Timothy Smith Sue Swick Jackie Walker Veronica Wilhelm Smith’s Tree Service William & Melody Swiger Ryan Walker James & Aileen Kate Wise Herbert & Terri Snyder Brian & Becky Switalski Robert & Linda Waner Joseph Wise Mark & Marilyn Spaar Sue Szokoli Andrew & Betsy Wasiniak Dean & Julie Wise Dan & Christina Spangler Jim & Shirley Tabellion John & Shannon Wasiniak Karen A Wise Tom & Audrey Sparks Francis & Rita Thayer Michael & Diane Wasiniak Paul & Kara Wnek Douglas & Deborah Spettel John & Karen Theisen Wayne & Sara Wax Rita Woodside Jonathan & Jennifer Spragg Rodney & Stacy Thimke Eric & Denise Weisenberger Nancy Wolter St Paul Boosters Bonnie Thompson Margaret Weisenberger Roy & Angela Young St Mary Catholic Church Mark & Jane Tinker Richard & Anna Weisenberger Darryl & Kail Young Donald & Joanne Stallkamp Kenneth & Jan Tkach Robin Welch Mark & Kim Zachary Richard & Tracy Stang Toft Dairy, Inc Christopher & Kathy Welfle Jason & Keri Zendejas Richard & Patricia Stein Marlene Traczek Denny Welfle Harold Zimmerman Troy & Stacy Stein Craig & Susan Trares Josh & Brittany Welfle Brian & Megan Stieber Tucker Abstract & Title Co Larry & Kathleen Werner Duane & Patricia Stieber Robert Tussey James & Margaret White

NOTICE OF A CYBERSECURITY BREACH Out of an abundance of caution, we are writing to inform you of a cybersecurity incident involving a third-party computing company, Blackbaud, that NCS uses in its advancement work. The incident does not involve your credit card or bank account information. This notification does not require any additional action from you. We will continue to monitor the situation. Blackbaud informed us, as well as the company’s many other nonprofit and education clients across the U.S., that based on the company paying the demand, their research into the incident, and an independent outside investigation that included law enforcement, they have no reason to believe any data went beyond the cybercriminals; was or will be misused; or will be disseminated or otherwise made available publicly.

We sincerely apologize that this occurred through one of our vendors and regret any inconvenience it may cause you. Your privacy and security are important to us. Data on NCS constituents that might have been accessed includes publicly available data such as contact information, demographic information, and your history with NCS.

Fall 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 21 IN MEMORY Gabriel Hay Lewis & Gertrude Ott IN HONOR Madeline Andosca Mike Hay Catherine Piscitello The 2020 Senior Class Patrick M Atkinson Herner & Frederick Families Alma Grismer Powers All Students William J Bader Don & Mary Hettel Richard Puglisi Josef & Noah Alt Tom Bailey Thomas Heydinger Calvin Renneckar, Jr Mark & Pam Bellamy Joanne Baker Mary Hickey John Richards Ally Brown Ed Baley Etta Hipp Agnes Stoll Riley The Grandchildren of Kathy Butler Gilbert Barman Karra Hipp AJ and Margurite Riley All Those Fighting Cancer Elizabeth Beier 1968 Paul & Elizabeth Hipp Howard Riley The Children of Laurel and Barbara Connie Blum Leon & Marcella Hippler Koehnle-Ringholz Families Cannon Robert & Constance Blum Family Leon Hoernschemeyer Wilfrid (Buddy) Rospert, Jr Sydney Caprara Ray & Madeline Boose Jeff Hohler Charles W Roth River & Abel Couch Fr Tony Borgia Jim Hohler Doris Ruffing Marian Crawford Bette Bowers William Howatineck Tiffany Ruffing Dennis Doughty's Retirement The Brennan Family George & Cornelia Jacobs Rob Salvatore Dorothy Dudics Sally Brunn The Family of Robert and Shirley Bob & Phyllis Sanders Rudy V Dudics Robert & Toni Brutsche A Jacobs Verna Sanger Betty M Esker Carolyn Burley Robert E Kline Richard Sarr James & Betty Esker Jim & Carolyn Burley Eugene Krupp S M Magdela SND, Leona Schaeffer Jack & Makenna Fisher Vincent & Mary Camp Howard & Viola Krupp Norbert Schafer Tom Herner Family Helen Casper The Kunisch & Simon Families Mary Ann & Joe Schaffer Hosack Girls Dwight & Annie Coder Bill Landoll Rick Schaffer Joey Jordan Wilma Collier Howard Landoll Clifford Scheid Sue Lesch Carol Comyns William Landoll 1958 Gerald Schloesser Sammy Lippert Denny & Peggy Corrigan Tom Laux The parents of Kenneth & Jane Natalie Livengood Michelle Crum Robert Leroy Legron Schreiner Cynda McFadden's Family Charles & Marge Cullen Issie Leizerman Robert W Seiche Drake Meyer Doyle Cutnaw Robert J Lieber Alma Shelley Msgr Ken Morman Dominic Dellisanti Bob Lippert Msgr Bertrand Shenk David Pocos Family Rudy V Dudics Don Martin, Class of 1966 Beth Shibley Class of '83 Rose Riedy Marion & Neill Ebert Gary Mayer Ed & Dolores Skinn Sue Lesch & Sue Riley Denny Ely Frank & Phyllis Mayle Jerry Skinner Marvin Smith James J Esker Richard & Verna Mayle Charles & Pauline Smith Josalynn Vazquez Sylvia Fantauzzo Patricia McDonough Martha Smith Agnes Finch Mary Beth (Kramer) McEvoy James Smith William & Theresia Fischer Myles B McGinn Kevin Smith Dave Fisher Christine McGlinchy Ortrude Smith Erv Fondriest Nancy McGue Paul Smith Charles & Florence Doughty Norbert & Frances McLaughlin Don & Bernice Stein Shirlene Fox Norbert McLaughlin Donald Stein Louis & Miriam Frey Lucilla Meyer Rita M Stieber Joe Fries Kathy Miller Mrs Joann R Streb Bette Graffice S M Faith SND, Joan Minardi Tom Swick Arthur & Rose Gassman Donald & Margaret Missler Anna Takacs William R Fugel Harold P Missler Thomas J Traczek Carol O'Donnell Fulton Ethel Missler Mary Lou Underhill Mr & Mrs Charles Furey Sr Patricia Missler John P Walker Dianne Caputo Furlon Joyce Mockler Ben Warren Audrey Gross Mary J Montgomery Jerry "Tex" Weisenberger Charles & Audrey Gross Donna Moore Joe Weisenberger Merrianne Hackathorn Charles Mushett Anne Wenzel Thomas H Hackathorn Charles & Joanne Mushett Delores Wheeler Hammersmith Family William Newcomer, Jr Don and Delores Wheeler Margaret Hammersmith Dan Obringer Robert & Dorothy Wiedemann Ray & Margaret Hammersmith Holly Meyer-O'Neal John Wilhelm Charles Hathaway Dorothy Ott Wilbur & Rosemary Wise

22 Flyer Pride Magazine | Fall 2020 NCS TUITION SCHOLARSHIP COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP Kathleen E & Charles P Amato Scholarship Matthew Lucal Scholarship Brutsche Memorial Scholarship Jim & Sharon Amato Deborah Lucal Tim & Amy Phillips & Family Kam Amato McFadden Family Scholarship Sr Mary Agnes Link Scholarship Carl Carnabucci Scholarship Anonymous Rita McFadden Carl Carnabucci Memorial Education Trust Neil & Joan McFadden Roger & Bonnie Shelley Patrick & Cari Spettel FCEDO Volunteer Scholarship Kathy Miller Brad & Annette Riley Tom Olak Scholarship Education Scholarship John & Sue Riley Kathy Olak Daniel & Debra Schloemer Brad & Annette Riley Gottfried Scholarship Kathleen Jo Riedy Scholarship Chris Amato Joann Rospert McFadden & Joseph Family of Kathleen Jo Riedy Tom & Deb Bellamy Rospert Scholarship Val Holz Shawn & Lisa Eardly Leo & Martha Smith Scholarship John & Debbie Potts Gerald & Connie Rospert Harold and The Late Evelyn Ehrman Scott & Kim Felten Bette L & Howard D Graffice Scholarship Timothy G Smith Scholarship Leo & The Late Martha Smith Allison Brown Cindy Borum Christopher & Vicki Brown Laurie Nichol Underground Utilities Scholarship Howard Graffice Jeff & Allison Smith Twenty First Century Foundation Jerold & Victoria Hartman Duane L Van Dresser Scholarship William Magnuson Scholarship Jeffrey H Hay Scholarship David & Barbara Beach Eric Magnuson Dave & Janet Fisher Thomas & Kathleen Taylor Charles Meyer Frank & Becky Van Dresser, Sr John & Carolyn Meyer Frank & Jill Van Dresser, Jr Thomas & Laura Schmuhl St. Paul Music & Athletic Booster Note: More scholarship giving is listed Michael H Hay Scholarship Scholarship in the SOARING campaign section. Mark & Pam Bellamy St. Paul Music & Athletic Boosters Greg & Ruth Fries GE Foundation Fr. Tony Borgia Steve & Julie Hug Joe & Michele Skinn John & Carolyn Meyer Thomas & Linda Lackney Christopher & Lois Mushett Fr. Frank Kehres Scholarship for the Tom & Vickie Rekart Benefit of Hispanic Students Mary Ruth Kline Scholarship Rev. Frank Kehres Mary Ann Schild Schumm Family Stephen & Ann Schumm

Fall 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 23 Event Business Partners Fair Publishing Frank Van Dresser Team, Inc. Stephen Bollig Dustin Lowery Anchor Sponsor Fisher’s Country Market Welfle, Inc. Russell Bondy Darrel Mahanna Sharpnack Chevrolet Buick Inc. Franklin Monument Co West Side Store Joseph Ceccoli Donald Murad Hill’s Interiors Inc Yarder Manufacturing John & Denise Ceccoli Northwestern Mutual T-Shirt Sponsors Hipp & Associates Robin Christman Christopher Nuss Anytime Fitness Jamiesons’ Audio/Video Class of 1971 Sponsors James & Maribeth Collins Dawn Pheifer Barnes Wendling CPA’s Kuhl Outdoor Designs Anonymous William & Alice Conlisk Randy & Sara Rair Catawba Construction, LLC Lake Erie Construction Carol Bowen Megan Contreras Kristin Rausch Fisher-Titus Medical Center Manny’s Sports Tavern & Grill Donald Coletta Bruce Crawford Ty & Julianne Reer Herman’s Furniture Miller’s Market Christopher Hipp Steve & Mary Dickinson John Ridge Nobil’s Sports & Trophies Norb’s Northside Services Steven Hug Dennis & Kris Doughty The John Riley Family Oglesby Construction, Inc. Northern Mutual Foundation Bernadette Miller Scott Downs Tavis & Emily Riley Warnike Carpet & Tile Patty Show Horses Martha Nighswander Perry & Wende Dryden Brandi Roeder Payne Nickles & Co Jeanne Ott Mark Enlow & Associates Donn Rospert Generous Sponsors PNC Bank Mary Stubnar Nancy Felmlee Kenn & Charlet Rospert Anonymous Riley Contracting Kevin & Denise Trares Joan Flinko Gene & Vicki Seck Bayside Comfort Inc. RKS Power Solutions Larry & Valerie French Tom & Karen Sharpnack Bluto’s Sports Bar & Grill Julie Roberts DDS and Daniel Individual Sponsors Aaron & Sarah Fries Sue Swick Bungard Mack Insurance Stewart DDS Jim & Sharon Amato Douglas & Sandra Gates Bill & Brenda Toney Dave’s Food Mart Sears Hometown Store Rene Armstrong Mike & Becky Gocsik Kathy Turner Dominos Pizza Lindsey D Schilling Brian & Heather Belden Dale & Ann Harbert Ryan M. Walker Elchert’s Lawn Service DMD MSD, Inc Mark & Pam Bellamy Martin & Kathy Healy Denny Welfle Elite Awnings and Shades Seitz Design & Construction David Bishop Brian Hutfless Skip & Patti Wilde Evans Funeral Home Sidelines Sports Eatery Tom & Lorraine Bleile Al & Sue Lesch Veronica Wilhelm Excel Bike & Fitness Smith’s Tree Service Megan M Bocock Martin & Diana Linder Katie Yarder SPRING FLING - VIRTUAL

Event Sponsors - Cleveland Monsters Island Transportation New Look Salon & Spa Sandusky State Theatre Newcomer Concrete Coach Jen Pelham James & Scarlett Marsh Norwalk Arts Center Scene 75 Entertainment Services, Inc. Coach John Livengood and Jeff Nickoli Norwalk Chamber of Center Croghan Colonial Bank the St. Paul Football Team Jenn Nolan Commerce Scott Lee John & Sue Riley Columbus Blue Jackets Jennifer Springer Norwalk Custom Order Seneca Caverns Barman Construction/ COSI and Graeter's Ice Cream Jim Borgia Furniture Sheri's Coffee House Remodeling LLC Darren Conley Jody Kashian Norwalk Reflector Snow Trails Durable Corporation Dave & Kathy Nickoli John & Sue Riley Pat & Nickie Schwan Spring Fling Committee Lake Erie Construction Co. Dave's Food Mart John Carroll University Paula Cramer Sr. Carolyn Schaffer DelGrosso's Park John Heinz History Center Payne Nickles & Co Stieber Brothers Donors Dynasty Lanes/Noble Romans Joni Eareckson Tada Peacock Water St. Paul Boosters Aaron & Dawn Smith Pizza Julie Roberts, D.D.S. Perfect North Slopes St. Paul Football Moms & African Safari Wildlife Park Eagle Creek Golf Club Jungle Junction Pickwick & Frolic Restaurant Dads Akron Fossils & Science Edison Birthplace Museum Kelly McFadden Smith & Club St. Paul High School Center Edward Jones Investments- Ken and Carol Fries Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium Stein's Fresh Honey with Andre Luckie & Jordan Tom Schubert Kings Island PNC Bank Master Beekeeper Wes Lenhart FCEDO Endowment Board Mak's Art Studio Ralph & Leslie Roesch Stein Andy & Mary Linder Firelands Federal Credit Union Maple City Ice Randy Rair Ph.D., St. Paul JH/ Synergy Woods Betsy Perry Fisher's Country Market Mark & Diane Schaffer HS Principal The Ritz Theatre Bill & Bev Sedlock Fr. Andrew Wellmann Mark & Pam Bellamy Rapid Fired Pizza Tim Grine Construction Brian & Heather Belden Fred Fair Martin Linder Rich & Marilyn Pheiffer Trolley Tours of Cleveland Buckeye Express Ghostly Manor Thrill Center Melissa Englert-NCS Rita Thayer VanDootingh, Mosher, Mellen Canton Charge Gina Perkins Elementary Principal RKS Power Solutions & Co Chez Francois Goodtime III Mesenburg Bros. Inc. Rob & Allison McDonald Wakeman Elevator Craft Beer Chris & Melissa Avendano Great Lakes Science Center Miller Boat Line Robin Bleile & Wine Bar Christian Roberts Salon Green Hills/Woussickett Golf Miller Landscape & Gardens Roger & Denise Stine West Side Store Cleveland Browns Course NCS Governing Board Rutherford B. Hayes White Box Bakery-Danny Cleveland Cavaliers Griffin Schwan NCS Music Department Presidential Library & Museum Grine Cleveland Improv Comedy Hart Advertising NCS PTO Samuel & Stephanie Forgacs Club Hilarities Theatre New Direction Design Sandusky Segwave

24 Flyer Pride Magazine | Fall 2020 Income Items Norwalk Catholic School Parent Investment 38.7% 1,701,829.59 Financial Summary Cost Per Student Parish Investment 24.4% 1,075,418.70 $5,310 Early Childhood Trusts, Grants, Annual Fund, Endowment & FCEDO 21.8% 957,275.49 $5,265 Elementary Mandated Services, Fundraisers & Other 15.1% 665,590.13 $7,850 Jr. High & High School Totals 4,400,113.19 INCOME Expense Items Instructional, Library & Staff 57.6% 2,616,674.56 Student Services and Support Staff 22.0% 1,001,228.37 Building and Other Operations 13.3% 602,521.42 Administration 7.1% 322,029.89 Totals 4,542,454.24

This report for the 2019-20 school year shows deficit spending, caused by a reduction in income largely due to the pandemic and closing of schools in the areas of tuition collections, mandated services monies, and a reduction of other funding sources. With the virtual Spring Fling and Parent Investment event cancellations, there also was less fundraising income. Unexpected and additional expens- Parishes Investment es were due to the COVID 19 closing, online teaching costs, and some unexpected repair and Trusts, Grants, Annual Fund, maintenance issues. We were blessed to be the recipient of a forgivable loan from the CARES Endowment, FCEDO Act PPP (Payroll Protection Program) which covered this deficit and some expected additional Mandated Services, Fundraisers & Other costs for this school year. EXPENSES Distributions to Norwalk Catholic School from Endowments 2019-2020 FCEDO General Endowment Distributions to Norwalk Catholic School $165,500.00 Named Endowed Scholarship Distribution $22,750.00 Soaring to New Heights Distributions $59,748.47 Norwalk Parochial School Charitable Trust $105,000.00 Total Endowment Distributions $352,998.47

Instructional, Library & Staff Student Services & Support Staff Building & Other Operations Administration

Fall 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 25 “A Family of Faith, A Culture of Excellence, & A Calling to Serve” Our supporting parishes, our Governing Board Members families, and our stakeholders are vested in the belief that education is not just about learning Patrick Schwan, P.E., Chair basic intellectual concepts but in also developing a child with integrity and compassion. The Heather Belden active involvement and support of our parish families is an integral component in shaping our Jen Collins students to become Disciples of Christ. We continue to challenge our students to make a Monsignor Kenneth Morman difference in this world, influence their community, and remain dedicated supporters of our Father Francis Mariadas school. This past year we were fortunate to welcome Mr. Martin Linder back to our NCS family Corinne Ross, (SPH ‘97) as President. He continues to bring forth an innovative vision for our future and true dedication Denise Stine Tom Dunlap to the importance of a Catholic education. Cassie Shella In Spring 2020 we all felt the lasting effects of a pandemic that forced changes in our personal Andrew Welfle (SPH ‘06), CPA and our overall community’s life. Working with the Administration and staff, the Governing Board Martin Linder (SPH ‘99) (Ex-Officio) aspired to reopen in-person learning safely in the Fall. Through the leadership of our Sue Riley (Ex-Officio) administrators and staff we achieved this goal and look forward to a successful 2020-2021 academic year. We want our school community to be vibrant by retaining students and families and increasing enrollment by maintaining affordable tuition. The dedication of our staff is a testament to our mission of educating our students. We are blessed by our numerous benefactors and gracious individuals who work to maintain and upgrade Norwalk Catholic School within our means. Whether you attend an open board meeting or share in fellowship with our board members, we strive for ways to show our appreciation to current and past friends and to foster new relationships. We will continue to express our gratitude to God for your continued financial support and prayers. With your help, we will grow our NCS mission to benefit the entire community. May God bless you and may he continue to bless our Norwalk Catholic School. ~ Pat Schwan, P.E., Chair

A Letter from the Alumni President I hope that you, your family and friends are staying safe and healthy. We certainly have seen St. Paul Alumni Association Accounting: many changes over the past year. Our Alumni and our Alumni Association continue to be in Following the 2019 Alumni Weekend and Hall a great position to support each other and our alma mater. Last year (2019), we ended our of Fame, the St. Paul Alumni Association summer with our traditional series of events during alumni weekend. We began the 19-20 school year having the strong leadership of our new president, Martin Linder (SPH ‘99). Balance was: $10,063.60 As a school community, we were continuing to make progress toward an even better educational Deductions: $2,164.00 experience when we were faced with a new reality, the pandemic. As with many of you around (gift to the school on Giving the country we had to start thinking differently. We had to adjust and learn very quickly how Tuesday, stamps and PO Box) to deal with our new normal. There was an uncomfortable feeling dealing with all of that change. Deposits: $30.00 We, our Flyer Family, came together to meet the challenges of the day and supporting the school with great passion and emotion. We had alumni from near and far step up to meet the Balance (8/2020): $7,929.60 challenges put before us and help the school with gifts of time, talent and treasure. Due to all of this hard work during the spring and summer, NCS/SPH was able to open for five days a week of in-person learning. We started off a Fall Sports Season in our brand new state of the art Contractor’s Stadium. We created a classroom environment that is providing as much safety as possible, while not compromising academics. Thank you to all our Alumni that helped us accomplish this! We are hard at work planning events for next year. If you would like to help us plan or have any ideas on other things for the Alumni Association please contact me. I know that our SPH Alumni have been giving not only to our community, but to the communities that they live in. Please continue to think about how you can continue to help support Catholic Education wherever you live. Together, we have done many great things. The road ahead is still filled with challenges that we will face together too! Yours in everything Red, White and Black, Matt Fair, Alumni President [email protected] 26 Flyer Pride Magazine | Fall 2020 Fall 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 27 Thank you! Project Update

Thank you! How blessed we are! Even in this serious time of a pandemic, Teacher Salaries our Flyer Family has SO much to be thankful for. Your TEACHERS! They are the single most important focus of the Soaring generosity tops the list. We thank you for your faithful to New Heights effort. Our goal is to “competitively recruit and retain commitment and pray for your intentions at this time of crisis. mission-driven, competent faculty and staff” by "significantly growing As we enter the third year of the largest campaign in our school our FCEDO Endowment Fund, to produce annual income needed to provide a sustainable living wage and abundant development history, we are grateful to report we are three fourths of the way opportunities.” This will allow us to retain our beloved teachers and to our ambitious goal of $7.135 million dollars. See how we are bring in new amazing talent, including the 7 new teachers hired this already reaping the benefits of your amazing generosity: school year! (3 are Alumni!) Two of the 3 phase plan are completed!  Phase I: COMPLETED Teacher Salary Increase implemented in December 2019 addressing inconsistencies in current teacher salaries.  Phase II: COMPLETED In August of 2020, with all teachers now receiving a competitive base salary or higher. Finally, we are able to provide a base salary comparable to neighboring schools!  Phase III: COMING IN AUGUST 2021 Will address the incentive/ performance based component to teacher salaries. Upon full implementation, the compensation plan will reward teachers for improving student outcomes, and positively impacting the student experience.

Can You Help Us Reach Our Goal?? Donations can be made online at www.NorwalkCatholicSchool.org. Questions? Contact Sue Riley at 419-668-7223

NORWALK CATHOLIC SCHOOL / ST. PAUL HIGH SCHOOL 2020 CAR RAFFLE Grand Prize - 2020 Equinox HOW TO GET A TICKET: 2nd Prize - $1,000 Tuition Credit  Buy online at NCScarraffle.givesmart.com 3rd Prize - $250 Gas Card  Come to the Main Street entrance of the high school Drawing to be held in December, 2020  Call the Advancement Office at 419-668-7223 Tickets - $20 each  Tickets are also going home with students (Please make checks payable to NCS) Winner need not be present to win. Car must be titled to a person 18 years or older. Car pick-up is the responsibility of the winner. All prizes must be claimed within 30 days. Sales and income taxes are the responsibility of the winners. 28 Flyer Pride Magazine | Fall 2020 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2020 AGNES STOLL RILEY CULTURE OF EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARD RECIPIENTS This years recipients were Amy Weisenberger, Jessica Bleile and Brooke Meyer.

STREAMING Our goals for STEM and Technology have grown!! Given our COVID19 Agnes C. Stoll Riley, our 1st Valedictorian, graduated in 1923 in experience, our goal to “integrate technology effectively and efficiently in our classrooms by providing skilled faculty training and the newly State Accredited 4 Year St. Paul High School. Agnes was development” has expanded and timelines moved! With the generosity instrumental in assisting the of many supporters, some timely grant writing, and a tremendous commitment of Firelands Chevy as our STREAM Named Sponsor, Sisters of Notre Dame to achieve this accreditation with her high test we realized these urgent goals by the opening of school. Not all work scores and her skills to research is complete but an extraordinary effort have produced much progress. and prepare the documentation  Our STEM goal now incorporates Religion and Art to become needed. Due to COVID19 STREAM. restrictions, President Martin Linder  The 1:1 Ratio of Google Chromebooks in Grades K to 12th, a years and Chaplain Fr. Andrew presented away dream that has been realized. this year’s awards ‘Publishers Clearing House’ style at the teachers’  Teachers are all becoming Google Classroom literate and most are homes. See the presentation at certified. www.NorwalkCatholicSchool.org/  Many upgrades to fiber optic components and infrastructure needed agnes. for our growing technology are done. These and future efforts will enable us to provide state-of-the-art S.T.R.E.A.M. resources in addition to a challenging and balanced curriculum, inspiring all our students to be open to new possibilities.

Restroom Transformation Complete!

Kitchen Renovations in 2021 Our most urgent restrooms upgrades were needed in the Elementary Thanks to the SPH Class of 1975 who, Annex serving Grades 1-3 & the Monroe Street Gym. Thanks to a local in honor of Fr. Tony Borgia, have taken Foundation’s generosity and many donors who Flushed for Flyers on on this great cause. Our 1957 kitchen still houses much of its original equipment! Giving Tuesday, phase I of our Restroom Renovations, which offer We are working to complete the design up-to-date facilities and make the building handicap accessible, are to modernize and expand its use for both complete and ready to serve our students and guests this fall. Phase II school and parish. Thanks to all who have will begin next school year. given support. This project will be completed next Summer! Fall 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 29 ~ SOARING to New Heights ~ Gifts to date through June 30, 2020

Thank you for helping us to SOAR to New Heights! We are blessed by your generosity. The following list includes all contributions to the SOARING To New Heights Capital Campaign 2017-2020 given through June 30, 2020.

FLYER CHIEF Adam Reichert Randall & Patricia Schwab FLYER NAVIGATOR Anonymous Rose Riedy William & Mary Beth Simon Anonymous Mark & Pam Bellamy Jack Riley Joe & Michele Skinn Tracy & Pam Armstrong David & Robin Bleile Brandon & Corinne Ross Ron Skinn & Jack Hornor John & Amy Arnold Michael & Terri Bleile David & Marian Schild Theodore & Anita Skinn Violet Arnold Christopher & Vicki Brown Patrick & Nickie Schwan Thomas & Amy Skinn Dustan & Julie Badovick Brad & Sarah Davis Darryl & Shannon Skinn Christopher & Penelope Stang Eileen & The Late Gilbert Barman Roger & Marilyn Endsley Sunnyside Farms William & Bonnie Stein Gary & Stella Barman Alma Hakes Larry & Barbara Truchon Linda Swick Kurt Barman Glenn & Vickie Hammersmith Frank & Jill Van Dresser, Jr. Henry & Marty Timman Norb & Mary Barman Jeff & Mary Ann Hipp Frank & Becky Van Dresser, Sr. James & Cheryl Wasiniak Brian & Heather Belden Jerry & Patricia Hipp Andrew & Lynsey Welfle Michael & Sandi Weisenberger Jim V Borgia Joel & Patricia Hipp Pat & Debbie Welfle Skip & Patti Wilde Tom & Ann Borgia Lois Hug Gary & Cindy Wilde Rolland & Angela Bovia Steven & Julie Hug FLYER ENGINEER Michael & Carol Bowen Jean Keller FLYER 1ST OFFICER Anonymous Luetta Brutsche Allan & Sue Lesch Anonymous Richard & Bettie Alge Troy & Rachael Bryant Lonz Law Firm LLC Jeffrey & Kim Alt Dr. Wayne & Carole Babcanec Michael & Stacy Bush Dr. James & Margaret Lonz Christopher & Terri Barman Larry & Marilyn Becker Carl & Linda Camp Neil & Joan McFadden Robert & Alicja Bleile Robert & Lynda Bungard Paul & Erin Cannon Joyce Mockler Family Mary Carabin Dennis & Sheila Camp Rita & The Late David Caprara Dave & Kathy Nickoli Christopher & Shana Ceccoli Ed & Carolynn Ciersezwski Timothy & Bernadette Cardwell Ron Opper Dennis & Kris Doughty Tim & Carol Corrigan Catherine Clouse Jerry & Pamela Reichert Kevin & Geraldine Dow Dennis & Lisa Cutnaw Kenneth & Martha Collier Brad & Annette Riley Scott & Jaime Endsley Philomena Fisher Belen Cornelio John & Suzanne Riley Jay & Paulette Ewell Michael & Mary Kay Fleming Marian Crawford Tavis & Emily Riley Joseph & Janice Fisher Michael & Bethany Fork Shadrach & Stacey Dvorak Bill & Julie Roberts Steven & The Late Stephanie Frazee Leonard & Sandra Foster Marnie Ellis Michael & Christine Schwieterman Raymond Fries Matthew & Lori Gross Edwin & Mary Lou Englert Aaron & Dawn Smith Thomas & Linda Fries David & Lisa Hedrick Kevin & Melissa Englert Marvin Smith Charles & Linda Furey Jerome Hettel Fred & Maxine Fair Smith Paving & Excavating Inc Patrick & Stephanie Furey Chris & Janet Hipp Firelands Supply Co Maureen Spettel Stephen & Shirlee Furey Ronald & Norrita Jaworski Samuel & Stephanie Forgacs Daniel & Traci White Thomas & Cathy Furey Dr. Scott Kaple Four of Us Rental Douglas & Sandra Gates Michael & Ann Krupp Larry & Valerie French FLYER CAPTAIN Ken & Brenda Landoll Robert & Nancy Krupp Richard & Julee Fries Anonymous Jeffrey & Cynthia Malcolm Andrew & Mary Linder Ray & Peggy Fritz Tom & Julie Baker The Late Greg McDonald Martin & Diana Linder Chandos & Janet Gose Bob & Mary Bleile Greg McDonald Trust The Late Lawrence McGlinchy Charles & Janis Grose Greg & Lisa Bleile Viola Missler Larry & Jan Meyer Charles & Diane Gross Joseph Caizzo & Mary Bleile Caizzo Msgr. Ken Morman Lucille Miller Thomas & Rubiela Gross Aaron & Sarah Fries Mary Nickoli Marvin & Andrea Ott Gerald & Linda Grosswiler Ken & Carol Fries Patrick & Kati O'Brien Tony & Diane Pressly Helen Hackathorn Dr. Jeff & Sharon Harwood Clayton & Mary Ott John & Joyce Ridge Mark & Andrea Hayse Rev. Frank Kehres John & Jaculin Overmyer Charles & Susanna Riley John & Shirley Hazelwood Jim & Carol Kocher Brian & Jennifer Rizzo Gene & Vicki Seck Margaret Heydinger Michael & Judith LaConte Robert Rody Roger & Bonnie Shelley Sam & Rachel Heydinger Joseph & Tonia Maxwell Gerald & Connie Rospert Jill Shelley Joan & The Late Bernard Hipp Tom & Cindy McLaughlin Richard & Veronica Rospert Francis & Rita Thayer Kevin & April Hipp Bill & Nancy Mesenburg Marcia Roth John Urban Don & Marjean Hohler Danny & Denise Missler Brendan & Laura Schlachter Theresa Wilde Clifford & Holly Hosack Kathleen Olak Tom & Janiece Schubert Jake's Radiator, Inc. Robert & Karen Ott Stephen & Ann Schumm Jeremy & Kristen Johnston

30 Flyer Pride Magazine | Fall 2020 Emory & Cindy Keller RED FLYER Michael & Julie Hehrer Douglas & Rose Brown Eric & Renee King Anonymous Thomas & Ann Herner Mark & Amie Burger Marjorie Koehnle Melvin & Sandra Brown Thomas Holmes & Catherine Joseph & Pam Caizzo Paul & Elizabeth Laffay Virginia Bungard Downs-Holmes Craig & Kimberly Caprara Andrew & Robin Liedorff Janet Campbell Kathryn King Thomas & Mardelle Carabin Frank & Julie Linder Thomas & Mardelle Carabin Benjamin & Leslie Kline Gary & Jan Carson Mary Lippert James Conway & Danita Gilbert Marilyn Kocher Cedar Point (David Smith) Deborah & The Late Ray Lucal Conway Michael McLaughlin Megan Centers Mimi Matter Roger & Margaret Dixon John & Carolyn Meyer Joseph & Kimberly Cerri, III Timothy Mayles Electrolizing Corporation of Ohio Fred & Christine Moffit Jacqueline Cervantes Christopher & Lois Mushett Dorothy Fannin Derek & Brianne Newell Mike & Carol Chambers Matthew & Marybeth Mutchler Steven & Barbara Fries Jeff & Lori Nickoli Charles & Patricia Church Darlaine Nestor Lawrence Pat & Kathleen Furlong Ambrose & Caroline O'Brien Douglas & Theresa Coletta Norwalk Catholic School Students James & Judith Gassman David & Susan Pocos Jeffery & Vanessa Cook David & Judy Nunez Nancy Harris Sharon Renneckar Dan & Kathy Collier Norman Ott John & Julie Keegan Dolores Riley Travis & Ashleigh Couch Jack & Donna Peters Mark & Stephanie Kluding The Late Norma Ross Eric Crabbs Ryan & Tracy Piscitello Michael & Pamela Kocher Magdeline Roth Thane Crabbs James & Carmen Polek Sheryl Laing Dennis & Cindy Roth Robert & Alice Crist Matthew & Gail Reynolds Peter & Rosann Larrow John & Karen Schlacter Mark P & Rhonda Cullen Frances Ringlein Alan Lieber Dean Schnellinger Mary J. Cutnaw John & Ann Rinner Randall & Margaret Lindsay SPH Class of 2006 Paul & Connie Davis Phil & Amy Rospert Richard & Elaine Mahl St Paul Boosters The Late Shirley & The Late Steve & Lori Rospert Andrew & Brooke Meyer Robert Tussey Eugene Doughty Thomas & Joan Rospert Mark & Karla Niese Derick Douglas The Late Norma Ross Robert & Sharon Pabst WHITE FLYER Andrew & Hannah Dow John & Marie Ruffing Janet Page Anonymous Eric & Ann Duffey Thomas & Tiina Ruffing Parker Hannifin James & Janet Adelman Michael & Elizabeth Ebert Dr Farid & Rosa Said J Brian & Mary Beth Pusateri James Adelman Adam & Mary Endsley Scott & Debra Scavuzzo Jim & Norma Schafer Johnny Ray & Priscilla Adkins Kurt Ensman Joe Schafer Theresa Schaffer Teresa Alt Cody & Lauren Evans Mark & Diane Schaffer Stine Dental, LLC Charles Amato Excel Bike & Fitness Daniel & Annette Scheid Thomas & Kathleen Taylor Jim & Sharon Amato P Martin & Maureen B Fagans William & Claranne Schick Florence Tokarsky Kam Amato Shelley Fannin Frank & Barbara Schnellinger James & Joy Tokarsky Ronald & Dorothy Atkinson Abby Fitzgerald John Schumm Grace Whitehurst Auto Gate Entry Systems William & Paige Foltz Travis & Melissa Seip Gary & Cindy Wilde Jacob Avendano William & Kelly Frey Angela Smith Steven & Carrie Baca Thomas & Nancy Fries Keith & Regina Smith BLACK FLYER Cassandra Baker Michael & Nancy Fulton Robert C Smith Anonymous Emily Baker Martin & Lori Galindo Richard Spinello Gary & Lisa Abel David & Barbara Beach Mike & Cheryl Gfell St Paul Alumni Association Marina Abel Diane Beck Grace Gillen Richard & Patricia Stein Dustin & Melissa Beal Paul & Judy Belazis Jo An Gocsik Mark & Annette Stoll James & Sandra Blum Tyler Bellman Caitlin Good Susan Sturn Bob & Pam Bores Michael & Caroline Bick Howard Graffice Marlene Traczek Michael & Constance Brewster Eric & Ann Blackwood Joseph Graziani Ken & Amy Wangler Mary Casselberry Gabriel Bleile Danny Grine Robert & Lynette Ware Dr. Joseph & Mrs. Cheryl Centa Jacob Bleile Tim & Julie Grine Andrew & Betsy Wasiniak Ralph & Carol Chandler Jessica Bleile Christie Harper Carl Weber The Late Carol Comyns Lucas Bleile Craig Hartman Charles & Carol Wheeler Therese Cutnaw Rachel Bleile Eugene & Gina Hartman Jeff & Karen Wiedemann Joseph & Kimberly Dellisanti Tory Bleile Dennis Heston John Wiedemann & Pamala Gerald & Aimee Didion The Late Connie Blum Kevin & Kris Hickey Schnellinger Winifred Ely Megan Bocock Andrew & Courtney Hipp Paul & Kara Wnek Timothy & Sara Fitzgerald Luke & Miranda Bores Daniel & Denise Hipp Rita Woodside James & Kathleen Frank Mary Ellen Bowers The Late Etta Hipp Darryl & Kail Young Richard & Molly Fritz Scott Broadbent Dorothy Hite Henrik & Diane Zimmer Marie Fugel Allison Brown Sara Hoffman

Fall 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 31 Lawrence & Linda Holmer Nicholas Roth Insight Type & Graphic Gabrielle Scavuzzo Hayden Jaworski Alex & Lindsay Schaffer Norma Jones Sr. Carolyn Schaffer Richard & Nancy Kelly George & Betty Schlotterer Claire Kerekes Halle Schoen Brett Krupp William & Beverly Sedlock Richard & Dorthea Krupp Andrew & Cassandra Shella Jason & Kathryn Kuhnle William & Judith Shepard Pauline Kunder Robert A & Maribeth Simon John & Kristine Livengood W David Skinn Lindsey Llewellyn Betty Smith Sharon Locke Bradley & Lauren Smith James & Judith Loughton Kevin & Devinna Smith Patricia Ludwig Roger Smith Keith & Janet Madaras Scot & Kelly Smith Sr Mary Jaculin Manders Mark & Marilyn Spaar Marge Mansfield Andrew Spettel Harold Marett Patrick & Leslie Spettel Timothy & Nenita Martin John & Caroline Spieldenner Kurt Maxwell Jim & Sandy Springer Dan & Jordan Mayer Kaeleigh Stang Marty Mayer James & Penny Steffanni Brandon McCall Robert Stieber Gary & Cathy McGinn Amy Sweet John & Allison McLaughlin William & Melody Swiger John & Mary Ann McQuillen Brian & Becky Switalski John & Paula Meesig Sue Szokoli Jackie Mersereau Mary Jane Tight Elijah Meyer Bonnie Thompson Ian & Ida Miller Timothy & Diane Tuttle Gabrielle Mink Stephen & Francis Vargo Brianna Missler Dr. James & Mrs. Darlene Jared Missler Walker Joseph & Carol Missler Margaret Weisenberger Joe & Sherri Mossing Ruth Weisenberger Daniel & Sharon Mouch Christopher & Kathy Welfle Michael Mushett Larry & Kathleen Werner Dan & Brittney Mutchler Laura Wheeler Jeffery & Jill Mynarsky Diane Wiles Richard & Sandy Nickoli Steve & Debra A Winkle Brian & Katherine Nobles Brad & Shauna Wise Eva Olcott Dean & Julie Wise Paul & Evelyn Ott Kathleen Wollenberg Paul Pearce Ruth Wood Patricia Peschke Mark & Sara Worley John & Debbie Potts Sr Mary Clarine Young Al Preston Raul & Maria Zapata Mike & Chris Raftery Jason & Keri Zendejas Richard & Rose Reinbolt Harold Zimmerman James & Deborah Rhoad Rosie Ricardo Bob & Karen Ringholz Charles & Mary Ringholz Douglas & Tamara Ringholz Kenn & Charlet Rospert William & Michele Rospert John & Michelle Roth

32 Flyer Pride Magazine | Fall 2020 Soaring Scholarship Donors

Fr. Tony Borgia W David Skinn The Furey / Malcolm Family Leo & Martha Smith Family Endowed Scholarship John & Carolyn Spieldenner Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Anonymous Donation Mary Jane Tight Charles & Linda Furey Anonymous Richard & Bettie Alge Stephen & Frances Vargo Patrick & Stephanie Furey Johnny Ray & Patricia Adkins Teresa Alt Diane Wiles Stephen & Shirlee Furey Bob & Pam Bores Kam Amato Steve & Debra A Winkle Thomas & Cathy Furey Mary J. Cutnaw Tracy & Pam Armstrong Sr. Mary Clarine Young Jeffrey & Cynthia Malcolm Cedar Point (David Smith) Tyler Bellman Joseph & Kimberly Dellisanti Mary Ellen Bowers 2009 State Championship Duane L. Van Dresser Ken & Carol Fries Borgia Family Team Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Lawrence Pat & Kathleen Furlong Jim V Borgia Tom & Julie Baker Thomas & Kathleen Taylor Helen Hackathorn Tom & Ann Borgia Michael & Christine Schwieterman Frank & Jill Van Dresser Margaret Heydinger Michael & Carol Chambers Gerard & Patricia Hipp Ed & Carolynn Ciersezwski Bette L. & Howard D. Graffice Edwin & Dolores Skinn Don & Marjean Hohler Donald & Kathy Collier Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Ronald & Norrita Jaworski Paul & Connie Davis Allison Brown Joe & Michele Skinn Norma Jones Kurt Ensman Christopher & Vicki Brown Theodore & Anita Skinn Deborah Lucal Jay & Paulette Ewell Howard Graffice Ron Skinn & Jack Hornor Patricia Ludwig P Martin & Maureen B Fagans Thomas & Amy Skinn Darlaine Nestor Fr. Tony 50/50 Raffle Constance Marie Hammersmith Linda Swick James & Deborah Rhoad Steven & Barbara Fries Endowed Scholarship Rose Riedy Thomas & Nancy Fries Glenn & Vickie Hammersmith Dr. W. Robert Spettel John & Suzanne Riley Helen Hackathorn Family Scholarship Douglas & Tamara Ringholz Christie Harper Fr. Frank Kehres Scholarship Maureen Spettel Richard & Veronica Rospert Nancy Harris for the Benefit of Hispanic Thomas & Joan Rospert Lois Hug Students Al & Sue Lesch William & Michele Rospert John & Julie Keegan Rev. Frank Kehres Endowed Scholarship John Schumm Claire Kerekes Ron Opper William & Judith Shepard Kathryn King Mike Gottfried Robert A & Maribeth Simon Endowed Scholarship Pauline Kunder Donald & Ida Fries Betty Smith Allan & Sue Lesch Paul & Judy Belazis Endowed Scholarship Smith Paving & Excavating In c Sr. Mary Jaculin Manders Michael & Carol Bowen Aaron & Sarah Fries Robert Stieber John & Mary Ann McQuillen Ray & Peggy Fritz Ken & Carol Fries Laura Wheeler John & Paula Meesig Steven & Julie Hug Thomas & Linda Fries Richard & Nancy Kelly Jacqueline Mersereau Joyce Mockler Scholarship Allan & Sue Lesch Joseph & Sherri Mossing Joyce Mockler family Mimi Matter Daniel & Sharon Mouch Joan Myers Christopher & Lois Mushett Robert & Karen Ott Paul & Elizabeth Laffay Michael & Becky Mushett Patricia Peschke Randall & Margaret Lindsay John & Debbie Potts Rose Riedy Darryl & Shannon Skinn John & Suzanne Riley Mark & Marilyn Spaar Tony Sansalone Daniel & Traci White Darryl & Shannon Skinn John Wiedemann & Pamala Joe & Michele Skinn Schnellinger

Fall 2020 | Flyer Pride Magazine 33 The FCEDO Endowment Fund was created in 1994. Since that time, over $3 million has been contributed to the school’s annual budget. What an amazing blessing to Norwalk Catholic School! These funds have provided much needed improvements and enhancements for the school – upgrading our facilities, purchasing equipment, enhancing the education provided. A major goal of the FCEDO Board has been to provide just wages for our employees. With the Soaring campaign, we are also accomplishing that. Equally important is to keep tuition affordable for our families. To help accomplish this, the Endowment Named Endowed Scholarship Funds provide tuition assistance scholarships to our students. 44 scholarships totaling $22,750 were awarded students for the 2020-2021 school year through our endowment efforts. What a difference this makes to our school families! The best part of Endowment? It continues to give – year after year after year because only the earnings are used. Your gift today provides a secure source of income for the school blessing our families for many, many years to come. On behalf of the FCEDO Endowment Board, I am pleased to share the Endowment Fund Activity for the 2019-20 fiscal year. This -fund is now valued at $ 5,651,061.73 (market value), and has contributed $165,500 to the school’s operations this fiscal year. In addition, the Soaring to New Heights campaign has raised over $5.5 million. The majority of these funds are being endowed and the earnings are being used to make major adjustments to teacher salaries. Thank you one and all for contributing to our Endowment Fund. Sincerely, Sue Riley, Director of FCEDO (Endowment and Planned Giving) FCEDO Endowment Fund 2019/2020 Activity (Soaring Funds are not listed below as they are invested separately. See soaring report shown on prior pages.)

FCEDO Board Members: Fund Balance as of 7/1/2019 Investment/Ordinary Expenses ($133.10) Pamela Bellamy $4,444,345.70 ( Book Value) Investment Income – Loan Chris Brown, M.D. $5,338,799.62 (Market Value) $428.00 Aaron Fries Interest Income – Investments Total Investment Income $50,846.23 Tip Hosack $413,333.83 Interest Income – Cert. Deposits Martin Linder Contributions to Endowment $1,933.85 Tim Mayles, CPA, CFE, CFF $40,797.12 Dividend Income Scholarship Contributions Julie Roberts, D.D.S. $96,242.22 $362,137.58 Patrick Schwan, P.E. Partnership Income Distribution to Schools Mike Schwieterman $4,900.24 ($165,500.00) Mutual Fund Income Endowment Balance - 6/30/2020 $13,666.53 $5,052,893.73 (Book Value) Capital Gains Distribution $5,651,061.73 (Market Value) $2.917.92 Gain/(Loss) on Sale of Assets $242,531.94

Norwalk Catholic School’s endowment funds contribute generously to the annual operational budget of the school. You, too, can continue this legacy with a planned gift. The FCEDO Board of Trustees actively encourages friends of Norwalk Catholic School to continue their support of the school beyond their lifetime with a planned gift. Planned giving is a personal process from start to finish. Board members are available to begin this process with friends of the school. Your gift may be made in many different ways: We can help you plan a legacy gift! Please Contact…  Outright gifts  Bequests Sue Riley  Cash  Life Estates Director of FCEDO  Publicly Traded Securities  Life Insurance Policies Endowment & Planned Giving  Real Property  Life Income Programs 419-668-7223 x 276  Tangible Personal Property  Retirement Plan Gifts [email protected]

34 Flyer Pride Magazine | Fall 2020 FCEDO’s Endowment Fund was started by the generosity of 13 Charter Members who made a cumulative gift of $10,000 or more to Endowment. Today our fund has over 100 Charter Members. Perhaps you would like to become a Charter Member of the Endowment Fund. We are very grateful for the commitment, dedication, and generosity of our Charter Members. Thank you! Anonymous Mary & Marcus French Brian Lonz Cornelius J & Mary Ruffing Children of Charles P Aaron & Sarah Fries Dr James & Margaret Lonz Mark A Schaffer Family & Kathleen E Amato Ken & Carol Fries Rick & Judy Lynch David & Marian Schild Tom & Julie Baker In Gratitude Alma Hakes Jeff & Cindy Malcolm Steve & Ann Schumm The Baltes-Covol Family & the Bronder Children Maple City Ice Pat & Nicki Schwan Chris & Terri Barman Glenn & Vickie Hammersmith Bill & Nancy Mesenburg Mike & Chriss Schwieterman Norb & Mary Barman Michael & Melanie Neil & Joan McFadden Darryl & Shannon Skinn Mark & Pam Bellamy Endowment Hammersmith Tom & Cindy McLaughlin Aaron & Dawn Smith Clayton & Beatrice Bick Dr Jeff & Mrs Sharon Harwood Arnold Miller Marvin Smith Bob & Mary Bleile Michael H Hay Endowment Danny & Denise Missler Smith Paving & Excavating Inc David & Robin Bleile Family Frank Heydinger Estate Harold & Viola Missler Leo & Martha Smith Greg, Lisa, Courtney, Rachel Charles & Mary Ellen Hipp Bill & Marge Newcomer John & Jeanne Soisson & Brooke Bleile Gerard C & Patricia A Hipp Dave & Kathy Nickoli Dr Robert & Mrs Maureen Spettel Mike & Terry Bleile Gerard & Patricia Hipp Family Oglesby Construction Inc Hugh & Therese Storer Tyler & Travis Bleile Foundation Kathleen Olak Tom & Kathy Taylor Mike & Peggy Bockrath Family Jeff & Mary Ann Hipp Robert Opper Henry & Martha Timman Chris, Vicki & Ally Brown The Joel Hipp Family Ron Opper Larry & Barb Truchon Justice Clifford E Brown Steve & Julie Hug Robert & Karen Ott Duane & Marie Van Dresser Joseph Caizzo & Mary Bleile Tom & Lois Hug Mr & Mrs Edward Prack Estate Caizzo Edwin Huth Adam Reichert Frank & Becky Van Dresser, Sr Dr Nino & Eda Camardese Reverend Frank Kehres Charles & Marian Reichert Frank & Jill Van Dresser, Jr Joan C Camp Endowment Jean Keller Jerry & Pam Reichert Mike & Sandi Weisenberger Rita Cecil Reverend Harvey Keller Reverend Thomas E Reynolds & Family Ruth Connell Mary Ruth Kline Brad & Annette Riley Andrew & Lynsey Welfle Mary Ann Creamer Gene & Arlene Krupp Jack Riley Dan & Traci White Bradley & Sarah Davis Mike & Judy LaConte Riley Contracting Inc John Wiedemann & Pamala The Geraldine & Kevin Dow Jean & Phil Leak The John Riley Family Schnellinger Family Sharon & Leroy Leis The Leon Riley Family Robert & Rosalyn Wise Estate The Family of Bernard Leitz James & Kathleen Eberly William & Julie Roberts Family Alma Wood Roger & Marilyn Endsley Allan & Sue Lesch Brandon & Corinne Ross Bill & Shirley Frazee Family Andy & Mary Linder

All planned-giving donors are honored for their support of our mission with enrollment in The Mustardseed Society. When you make a planned gift to FCEDO, you share your life and resources with the students at Norwalk Catholic School, ensuring that they have everything they need to succeed. In addition, a planned gift provides for the future of Catholic education in the Norwalk, Ohio area. We are grateful. Our current Mustardseed Society members are… Richard & Bettie Alge Marcus & Mary French Estate John & Sue Riley Frank & Becky Van Dresser, Sr Charles Amato Aaron & Sarah Fries John Schumm Frank & Jill Van Dresser, Jr John Amato Joel & Pat Hipp Stephen & Ann Schumm Andrew & Lynsey Welfle Norb & The Late Sheila Barman Reverend Frank Kehres Michael & Christine Jim & Pat Westerhold Mark & Pam Bellamy Reverend Harvey Keller Estate Schwieterman John D & Geraldine E Wilhelm Chris & Vicki Brown Katherine King Leo & Martha Smith Robert & Rosalyn Wise Estate Justice Clifford E Brown Estate Jim & Carol Kocher Dr Robert & Mrs Maureen Rita Cecil Estate Bernard Leitz Estate Spettel The Late Mary Ann Creamer Allan & Sue Lesch Henry & Martha Timman James & Kathleen Eberly Estate Arnold Miller Estate Duane L & Marie Van Dresser Estate

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