marin catholicmagazine Annual Report 2013

“When you do it, do it right.” The new stadium campaign–page 4

Faith. Knowledge. Service. In this issue... rom the President.... From the President...... 1 Dear Friends, From the Chairman of the Board of Regents...... 2 New Members of the Board of Regents...... 3 The New Stadium...... 4 Our Mission More than 20 years ago, I was leading a youth group at my church, and we used Understanding Endowment...... 6 traffic signs to discuss with high school students where they were in their faith The Parker Foundation...... 7 Marin Catholic is a Roman Catholic college preparatory school serving New Faces on Campus...... 8 young men and women. Consistent with our Gospel values, we are journeys. I remember the youth pastor (and MC alum) Gary Gaddini ’82 saying he Retirements...... 9 was the “leaping deer” because he felt very much alive and hoping to reach new Summer Scholars 2013...... 10 committed to the education of the whole person. As a community Moved By Words...... 12 that values faith, knowledge and service, we provide our students heights. Meave Poetry Contest...... 13 with a spiritual, academic, and extra-curricular environment. Our Newest Eagle Scouts...... 16 Serving Others...... 16 When I saw that same sign heading down the mountain the other day, I began to Freeing Slaves in Sudan...... 17 We expect our students, through their experiences in the classroom think this is exactly what we are experiencing as a community at Marin Catholic Student Spotlights...... 18 Future Leaders Visit State Capitol...... 21 and as active members of the school community, to develop the as we continue our efforts to be the finest Catholic college preparatory school in Substantially Catholic...... 22 attributes of an educated person: responsibility, both personal and Northern California. And while this is a big goal, it is one that is attainable because Marin Catholic Theater...... 24 of the drive and sacrifice our teachers, staff, alumni, students, parents and Fashion Show 2013...... 26 social; critical thinking ability; and appreciation for the complexity of Art Extravaganza...... 27 the world around us. In partnership with parents, we hope to instill in administrators make on a daily basis. St. Anthony Junior Retreat...... 28 The Princess Project...... 30 our students the confidence that will empower them, as informed and Walking Rosary for the Pope...... 30 compassionate individuals, to effect change in our world. We are Almost nightly, I come home to my wife and children to share inspirational stories Installment Mass of Archbishop Cordileone...... 31 committed to learning as a lifelong process. from my work day. Sometimes it comes from a piece of artwork I saw in the hall- El Carmen Project...... 32 Graduates and Alumni Parents...... 34 way from a student I had no idea was so artistically talented. Sometimes it’s an Alumni at Graduation...... 36 alum who stepped up to help the school with a gift simply because of a teacher College Acceptances: Class of 2013...... 38 Marin Catholic Sports...... 42 President Tim Navone, wife Kathy Waller that “believed in them” at an important time in their life. Other times, it may be a Original MC Wildcat...... 44 and children Annie and Zack Navone visit simple prayer from a student or one of our Sisters in morning Mass. Dick Barteau Event...... 44 the Motherhouse of the Dominican Sisters First Alumni College Cookout...... 45 Board of Regents 2013-2014 of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist in Ann Dinner for Six...... 45 Arbor, Michigan in July 2013. The Sisters Regardless of where the stories come from, they all are closely connected to our MC Gala 2012...... 46 Gregory A. Bullian ’76, Chair pictured are Sr. Mary Samuel (one of the mission of faith, knowledge and service. In this issue, you will read several stories Class Notes...... 48 founders), Marin Catholic teachers Sr. Miriam Reunion Updates...... 51 George W. Pasha, IV ‘80, First Vice Chair and see several pictures of these inspirational people that I encounter on a daily and Sr. Maria Jose and our newest addition President’s Dinner...... 52 John D. Stobo, Jr., Second Vice Chair basis. It is my hope that you will not only be a reader of these stories, but also Annual Report...... 53 to the Marin Catholic community, Sr. Maria Want Free Coffee or Lunch?...... 80 Robert S. Basso Catherine. become part of one by involving yourself in this experience we call Marin Catholic. Save the Dates...... 81 Michael Bentivoglio Remembering Dino Ghilotti ‘09...... 81 Carolyn Biasotti God Bless, Jack Boland ‘74 Gregory A. Bullian ‘76, Chair Editors Production Notes Fred Craves, PhD * This magazine is a gift to the Alumni, Roxanne Civarello David Friend Current Families, Faculty, Staff and Bryan Clement Friends of Marin Catholic. Jacqueline Leh Duane M. Geck Tim Navone Chris Hill MC Staff Linda Siler Linda Hill Tim Navone, President Printing Hank Holland Tim Navone Chris Valdez, Principal Bill Hurley ’77, H & H Printing Marcia R. Jervis ‘61 President Roxanne Civarello ’06, Robert McCullough Jr. ‘72 Director of Communications Design Marsha Sanchez, Gilbert & Associates George W. Pasha, IV ‘80, First Vice Chair Bryan Clement ’97, Irene Scully ‘62 * Director of Advancement & Alumni Kevin Sharps Jacqueline Leh ’01, Contact Us: Assistant Director of Marin Catholic John D. Stobo, Jr., Second Vice Chair Advancement/Assistant 675 Sir Francis Drake Blvd. Rev. Msgr. James Tarantino to the President Kentfield, CA 94904 Don Tarantino Patrick O’Sullivan, Email: [email protected] *Emeritus Database Manager/ Phone: 415-464-3841 Stewardship Coordinator School Website: www.marincatholic.org

FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —1 From the Chair of the Board And Introducing… Marin Catholic would like to introduce its most recent additions to the of Regents, Greg Bullian ’76 Board of Regents. Carolyn Biasotti

Dear Marin Catholic Community, Carolyn Biasotti • Admissions Director, Saint Hilary School Husband, John; children David ’14 and Matthew ’16 I truly loved my four years as a student at Marin Catholic. The friendships and memories I Carolyn brings a wealth of experience in admissions, marketing, public relations, made in the classroom and on the field have lasted me a lifetime. While in graduate school, I development, and advertising. She also has a multitude of experience on was offered the opportunity to come back to Marin Catholic as a volunteer freshman football several different boards and is very active in the St. Hilary Parish. We look forward coach. It was a fantastic experience. It gave me an opportunity to reconnect with the school, to her guidance as a member of the marketing committee and with our Faith and to know my former teachers on a different level, and to realize how important the school was in Spirituality program. developing me into the person I am today. This coaching experience rekindled my love for my alma mater, and it provided me the opportunity to begin giving back in gratitude for all David Friend • Vice President, Alliance Channel, AT&T David Friend that I had been blessed with. Wife, Suzanne; children Nate ’14, Gillian and Caroline David has served as a board member on the Buildings and Grounds Committee I had the privilege of attending Marin Catholic because my parents made a Catholic and co-chair of the Annual Fund at San Domenico, where his two younger children education for their children a priority in their life, and they made the necessary sacrifices to attend school. He has also worked as a board member for the Special Olympics make it happen. I realize every child is not so fortunate, and not every family can afford to and the March of Dimes. We look forward to his work on the Fundraising and provide a faith-based education to their children today, despite their best efforts. I also Development Committee expanding major gifts solicitation for the endowment. understand that if generous alumni and other benefactors had not supported the school before me, that the education I experienced at MC would not have been possible. I realize Chris Hill • CFO, Cthulhu Venture LLC it is the responsibility of all of us to support this great institution however we can. Wife, Karen; children Rory ’11, Emma ’13, Liam, Sheldon, Morgan and Lauren Chris has already made a big impact as a member of the Finance Committee I give to Marin Catholic in appreciation for all the hardships my parents endured in order to working hands on with the Finance Director in data analysis, audit preparation, Chris Hill provide me with a superior education. I give in gratitude to all the priests, religious and lay and financial reporting. He served as treasurer for six years at the Marin Montessori teachers who educated me throughout my years, recognizing that they made sacrifices so that School. In addition to his financial expertise, Chris will provide guidance in the I could have a better life. I give so that my son, and thousands of others like him, will someday area of technology. have the opportunity to experience the same wonderful faith based education I was privileged to receive. I give because I feel that every child in Marin County should have the opportunity to Hank Holland • Managing Director, Private Banking and Investment Group, grow in faith and knowledge, as I was fortunate enough to do. Merrill Lynch Child, Hayden ’15 Currently, as the Chairman of the Board of Regents, I have many opportunities to serve our Hank has already made a big impact as a leader in the Stadium Campaign Project school community. Today, I challenge each of you to renew your commitment to our schools and with his involvement and support of the scholarship program through the motto of Faith, Knowledge and Service and contribute however you can to Marin Catholic. Holland Family Scholarship. Hank serves on the boards of the U.S. Ski Team Foundation, the San Francisco Ballet, the Cardigan Mountain School, and is the Go Cats! founder of The Five Rings Foundation. We look forward to his expertise in Hank Holland fundraising, strategic planning, and analytics.

Kevin Sharps • Partner, Deloitte Consulting LLP Wife Christine; children Lauren ’15 and Courtney Gregory A. Bullian ’76 Kevin comes to Marin Catholic after spending five years on the St. Patrick School Board where he served as chair. He is an active member of the St. Patrick Parish Men’s Club and helped the school work on branding and strategic planning. We look forward to Kevin’s expertise in Strategic Planning, Fundraising, and guidance with Alumni Relations.

Kevin Sharps

2—MARIN Catholic FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN Catholic —3 RADITION – PRIDE – EXCELLENCE – COMMUNITY

In the late 1960’s, Marin Catholic inherited existing in the designed storage space of the old stadium grandstands from College the Student Center, this enhancement will of Marin. For the past 50 years, those also reclaim the desperately needed upper grandstands have witnessed the crowning of campus storage space. To learn more about the more than four dozen Homecoming Queens, Stadium Complex or to join championships in football, soccer, and Also located underneath the new ADA us at the campaign kick-off lacrosse, and some very special hugs with compliant stadium grandstands, will be an on Thursday, September 26, participants in the Special Olympics. If only ADA compliant elevator, two locker rooms, contact Advancement Director these stands could talk. showers, a training room, a coach’s office, a Bryan Clement at snack shack, and full bathrooms for student- bclement@marincatholic Over the past 10 years, Marin Catholic has athletes and the community. or call 415-464-3841. spent more than $60,000 repairing these stands to keep them up to code and safe Two new additions will also speak to the for spectators. Now, it is time to replace Marin Catholic tradition and pride. At the them with a stadium complex that reflects top of the grandstands behind the new dou- the tradition, pride and excellence of Marin ble-sized press box will be the new Alumni Catholic. Deck. With panoramic views of the field, the The new stadium complex will include a state of the art weight room, concession stand, alumni deck and locker room. watershed, and Mt. Tamalpais, this space will One of the mottos Marin Catholic lives by be utilized for a variety of community events is “When you do it, do it right.” That is our and will feature the rich history of athletic goal with the stadium complex. Rather than accomplishments on the walkway. replace an old grandstand with a new one, we are looking to maximize the space by The centerpiece of the project will be a five- providing a first-class facility that enhances foot bronze Wildcat that will be displayed at the overall student experience. Far beyond the front and center of the new grandstand. stadium seats, the new stadium complex Creating a new tradition, all student-athletes, will feature a state-of-the-art strength and as they head out to the center of the field conditioning center that will be utilized from the locker room, will touch the Wildcat by the faculty in the curriculum, and by all in remembrance to those athletes who have student-athletes and sports teams. With gone before them in battle and pursuit of the current strength and conditioning room athletic excellence.

4—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —5 Paying It Forward Understanding Endowment By Bryan Clement Through The Parker Foundation By Bryan Clement Joe Parker, Founder of the Joseph R. Parker Foundation

Interview with Donor Words are funny. As a former sixth grade teacher, I would often find myself asking students if they The Joseph R. Parker Foundation has been a model of Jeff Dal Pogetto ‘76 knew the exact definition of a word. Typically, they would quickly respond, “Yes!”. However, when giving for nearly 20 years, earning the honorable If you would like to contribute to Marin Catholic’s Scholarship Program by creating a Employer: Andavo Travel prompted to define it further, they would stumble with specificity, giving the general connotation distinction of being the longest running, uninterrupted named scholarship for $2,500 (or more) annually or an endowed scholarship for $25,000 of the word or telling me something like, “I know it is a good thing!” scholarship awarded at Marin Catholic. Joseph Parker (or more), please contact Director of Advancement and Alumni, Bryan Clement at began a relationship with Marin Catholic through his (415) 464-3841 or President Tim Navone (415) 464-3807. Scholarship donations What was your Marin can be anonymous upon request. Catholic experience like? Similar to my former students, up until these past few years as a school administrator, the word personal connection to Bishop Thomas A. Daly, and it ‘endowment’ would render me grasping for clarity. I enjoyed my college was in the early 90’s that he established a scholarship in Parker Scholars experience, but my Marin memory of his son who passed at too early of an age. Edna Hernandez 1997 Nurse at Kaiser Permanente (S.F.), BSN from Catholic experience was “I know it is something good for a school. . .” was about as much as I could say on the topic. University of San Francisco, Masters from SFSU phenomenal! After initially supporting improvements to the campus, Maile Sasan 1998 Nursing degree from Dominican University, worked Now, after two years as the Director of Advancement and Alumni for Marin Catholic, the word and working with board members on the planning of the You recently made a ‘endowment’ resonates in my mind each time I hear it, conjuring the phrase . . . new campus buildings (which we enjoy today) Joseph in ER at UCSF before concentrating on being home memorial gift to our scholar- Parker began to see how students benefited from the with two young children ship fund to honor your late “It is essential for the long term growth of a school.” mission and how “Faith, Knowledge, and Service” could David Casalnuovo 1999 San Rafael Police Officer father, Ray Dal Pogetto. Why be a transformative force in their life. As fate would have Chris Morales 2001 University of San Diego graduate make the jump to a 5 year, Marin Catholic’s Bishop Thomas A. Daly Endowment was established to aggressively it, Mr. Parker passed away in 1993, before he would get Mauro Colobianchi 2003 Attorney at Richard Carpenter Tax Law Firm to see the fruits of his generosity. Parker Foundation $25,000 endowment pledge? respond to the urgent, growing need for Tuition Assistance. The amount of money that Christina David 2005 Berkeley graduate, researcher at Pesticide Regulation, Marin Catholic can give toward financial support is directly related to the amount of interest that board members Paul Eveloff, Joan Woodson and Ken Environmental Monitoring Branch the Bishop Thomas A. Daly Endowment ‘kicks off’ annually. Technically, the ‘endowed’ money MacDonald have been stewards of the vision and legacy I heard someone say, Jaclyn Bettis 2006 University of Hawaii Masters in Cellular Molecular Biology and is a corpus of money whose principal cannot be touched; it should grow and grow. The more of Mr. Parker. “You spend the first 20 years Neuroscience of your business life trying money sitting in the endowment, the larger the amount of annual interest earned, which can be Kenny Chandrasekera 2007 Yale graduate, now management consultant at ZS Associates to make a living. You spend allocated to families in need. A friendship born out of a business partnership, Paul Anthony Gambardella 2008 Intern Product Development, Apple Computer, Graduate the next 20 trying to make Eveloff saw how ‘Joe’ had the ability to instantly connect a difference.” I started to ask Annually, Marin Catholic gives out over $1.1 million dollars in financial assistance, benefiting to all children. “Joe just got it, totally,” said Mr. Eveloff. “He’d school UCLA, MA in Mechanical Engineering myself how can I make a approximately 29% of our current families in need. This tuition assistance is paid for via a sit down with a group of kids and within ten minutes Daniella Miramontes 2009 Environmental Major, St. Mary’s College difference? Part of making a combination of the interest earned off the endowment and funds from the operating budget. they would be telling him their life story. He was like a Joaquina Hernandez 2010 College of Marin difference is that at a certain The larger the endowment, the less money that is pulled from the general operating budget and grandfather to them.” Soledad Jean-Pierre 2010 Santa Clara University and Marketing Intern, HopeUP point it becomes about your the more money that remains to be spent on our current student programs. Sandra Colindres 2011 Cantor at Bishop Daly’s Ordination, Santa Rosa JC Eveloff sees his work at the Parker Foundation as an legacy. When it is all said and Ricardo Hernandez 2012 Santa Barbara City College done . . . what will the next Upon his appointment to being the first lay president of the school, President Navone made it extension of the values he learned in his own family. Cristina Mazariegos 2012 Sonoma State University generation experience? I feel one of his primary goals to grow the endowment, and he has been true to his word. Since May Growing up as the grandson of a Russian, Austrian and David Miramontes 2013 Pursuing Coast Guard Academy that education is the founda- of 2011, the endowment has tripled in the first year and half of his presidency, growing from Polish Jewish Immigrant, the phrase “We are here but for Karen Monterosso 2013 Scholarship from Marin General Hospital for tion of who people become. $1.2 million dollars to $4 million in gifts and pledges. the kindness of strangers” was a way of thinking passed I’d like my gift to impact down to him. Mr. Eveloff continues to pay it forward with San Francisco State fall ’13 others for that reason. With “We have an opportunity,” Navone said of the endowment. “We have a chance to put Marin the Parker Foundation and his own philanthropic the loss of my dad, I started to Catholic on stable financial ground in a way that will lead to the continued long-term excellence initiatives outside of Marin Catholic. think about things differently. of our school. I am tremendously proud of what our students experience day to day, but if we Most people start to give as want to become widely recognized as the top Catholic, college preparatory school in Northern The Parker Foundation is well represented annually at Marin Catholic’s Scholarship Dinner where benefactors and award recipients meet and they start to think of their California, we must address the growing financial assistance needs without putting the burden on share a meal. “The parents are grateful and the kids are a breath of fresh air,” said Parker board member, Mr. MacDonald. “The scholars are mortality. I want to enjoy life. current families. The Bishop Thomas A. Daly Endowment is the way to do this.” very enjoyable, and there is always a growth in our relationship over their four years.” I’m passionate about what I do, and now I get to think of To make a gift to the endowment, contact Director of Advancement and Alumni, Bryan Clement, Eveloff sums it up beautifully. “Ken, Joan and I are great believers in the extraordinary education the students receive at Marin Catholic others. 415-464-3841. because the school, its teachers and staff all truly care about the kids.”

And so did Joseph Parker, who has left an indelible mark on the lives of so many MC students. 6—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —7 Chett Garcia – Math Chett holds a degree in Construction Management from Cal Poly, SLO. After graduation he moved to New Zealand for a year to continue playing rugby and spend some time out of the country New Faces on Campus traveling throughout South Africa, Argentina, Brazil, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and India. After working in construction as a project manager for 3 years, Chett then decided that teaching was where his heart belonged. Chett entered the credential program at Santa Clara University followed by teach- ing for 2 years at his alma mater before joining Marin Catholic. In addition to teaching Algebra 2 and Honors Pre-Calculus, Chett will also be coaching the Varsity D-Line for Football. Sister Maria Catherine – English Sister Maria Catherine, O.P. is a professed member of the Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Jessica Ruscello – English Eucharist. She grew up loving books, movies, and dogs. Also a convert to the faith, she looks for Jessica graduated from the University of Minnesota with a degree in English Literature, and has every opportunity to study and share the richness of our Catholic tradition. When she isn’t teach- been working on a Master of Divinity since moving to California. She recently relocated from ing English, she is reorganizing the convent library and thinking about what book to read next. Florida and is enjoying her first year with Marin Catholic. She lives for coffee and adventure; loves words, art and people. Megan Bridgwater – Theology Megan has earned honors degrees from John Brown University (BA) and University College Dublin Brittany Diego – Science (MA). Megan studied Early Church History at Oxford University in England, which proved to be a Brittany is a Wildcat alumna from the Marin Catholic Class of 1997. Brittany earned her B.S in final push toward her adult conversion to Catholicism. She is currently working towards a Doctorate Biology and Teaching Credential from Dominican University. Brittany played soccer during her time of Philosophy degree in Catholic Literature. While in Ireland, Megan worked as a freelance book at both MC and Dominican. She was part of the Marin Catholic faculty from 2003-2007 when she reviewer for the Irish Times and taught undergraduate courses at University College Dublin. She has taught a variety of science classes, and then took a break to raise her children. MC is happy to have spent the past eight years living in both Ireland and Scotland while pursuing postgraduate studies. Brittany back to teach Freshmen Biology this year.

Amy Hale – English Vito Bizanelli – Theology Amy has been teaching English since 1995. In her last position, she anchored the Foothill High Vito has been teaching for nearly two decades in public, private, and charter schools. He has School Advanced Placement Language and Composition program for seven years. Graduating specific experience with special needs/ at-risk youth and teaching in the fields of Theology and from Santa Clara University with a Bachelor of Arts in English, she continued her love for books Art. He earned his Master of Arts in Teaching from Willamette University, a Bachelor of Arts in and writing teaching English at Henry Gunn High School in Palo Alto and Hillsdale High School in Humanities from Dominican University and holds teaching credentials in both California and San Mateo. Mrs. Hale holds a single subject teaching credential from California State University, Oregon. He has his Catechetical Certification through the Archdiocese of San Francisco and has East Bay. She lives in Kentfield with her husband and three children. worked in the areas of religious education as a DRE, middle school catechist, and youth group.

Brian Kelly – Counseling Brian has been a school counselor for the past 12 years where he has served the St. Joseph Norte Dame High School and St. Ignatius College Preparatory communities. He received his B.A. in Communications, his Pupil Personnel Services Credential, and his M.A. in Counseling from St. Mary’s College of California. Brian will also be part of the MC Football staff where he enters his 19th year A Combined 78 Years Dedicated to Marin Catholic of coaching, serving prior stints at Campolindo High School and St. Ignatius. In May 2013, the Marin Catholic faculty and staff celebrated our three retirees who have contributed endless amounts of time and energy with their commitment to our students over the years. The community sends a huge “thank you” to our retirees. Nicole Ferris – Campus Ministry We wish you a relaxing and well-deserved retirement! Recognizing the value of her own Catholic education in elementary and high school, having received her B.A. in Psychology at UC Berkeley, and currently pursuing her Master’s in Counseling 2012-2013 Faculty and Staff Honorees at Saint Mary’s College of CA, Nicole is committed to helping students learn and grow in faith. She Our retirees as well as faculty and staff is happy to join the Campus Ministry Team after working with a strong team that created effective celebrating milestones, were recognized for their youth programs at the YWCA Berkeley/Oakland. commitment to Marin Catholic.

Mariangela Parenti – Italian Five Years 15 Years Mariangela was born and raised in Bologna, Italy. She graduated from Bologna University and B Kristie Moore Arauz Rick Luther then moved to the United States, where she earned a MA in Italian Studies at Indiana University, Mary Churchill Bloomington and a MA in Teaching at the University of San Francisco. She is credentialed in English Michelle Fontaine 20 Years and Italian. She loves teaching, reading, writing and traveling. She feels it is a privilege to transfer Diane Guinasso Joe Tassone her knowledge of Italian and her culture to her students. Maryann Hedstrom Vern Willard

Janie Rockett Paul Hamel – Dean of Students/Social Studies After graduating from Villanova University in 1991 with a BA in History, Paul took a commission in A C the US Navy where he served on the USS Mt. Hood. Paul has a MA in History from San Francisco Ten Years State. From 1997-2000, Paul taught English in Japan and traveled throughout Asia. Upon returning A. Sandra Howard has dedicated 29 years to the French and English Lisa Ahrens Ingels ’92 in 2000, Paul became the History Department Chair at the San Domenico School and the following Departments. Jose Mata year founded the American Studies Program. From 2006 to 2012, Paul served as a history teacher B. Rosella Piazza has spent 28 years on campus in the roles of Registrar, Ken Peralta and class dean at the San Francisco University High School. Paul is currently enrolled as a MA Dean of Studies and most recently, a Counselor. Peggy Finn Semling ’84 student in education with a focus on technology in the classroom. C. Pam Koppe has contributed 21 years as a Substitute Coordinator and English teacher. 8—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —9 Summer Scholars 2013: Alumni By Bryan Clement, Principal of Summer Scholars and Director of AdvancementGive & Alumni Back

The ‘Summer Scholar’ program invites some of the best and brightest young minds in Marin for a one week camp of learning and leadership training. Alumni return to share and teach the 7th and 8th grade students who were nominated and selected from our local parochial schools. Along with recent graduate Joe King ’13 who helped supervise the nearly 40 students who participated each day, other alumni came to share the gift of knowledge with these students.

Dr. Erin Bennett ’97, DVM, MVS Chief of Public Medicine, Sonoma County Humane Society Taught students how to analyze dog blood in a micro- scope

Jake Alexander ’12, Seattle University studying photography Kristina Ho ’12, Hofstra University, Theater Major Charles Pickford ’12, Chapman University, Business Major Shared their love of the arts by engaging students in a Clap Olympics

Jimmy Klapperich ’93, owner and operator of Klappcakes Taught students how to make banana chocolate chip bread

Chris Escher ’00, Account Director, Enterprise at Pacnet Shared his passion for honey farming and the secret life of bees

Roxanne Civarello ’06, Communications Director at Marin Catholic Guided students through learning the power and creativity of computer design

10—MARIN Catholic FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN Catholic —11 Meave Poetry Contest: Top Poem on Campus Inspiring the Kayla Beckman ‘13 “Paper Towns” Fires of Creativity This is a town of paper - flimsy, fragile, delicate - unsustainable and unreal, The Meave Poetry Contest is an annual tradi- a town of monopoly houses, plastic and formulaic -- tion sponsored by Marin Catholic’s patron a societal equation devoid of variables with only one inevitable conclusion: of poetry, the Meave Family. Bryan Jaeger, mundanity. English Department Head, describes the This town is nothing. contest for our students: “It promotes poetry A town of sandcastles, and sure, maybe they’re nice to look at, but wait -- as both an artistic outlet as well as an oppor- there -- the tide of time will wash them away. They won’t and can’t last -- tunity to make note or even to make sense almost impressive in their ability to be unremarkable – of the world around us. It inspires the fires of creativity and fuels the reflection of our She lives here, and you do too. Because now, her skin is your skin -- students.” The English Department chose this you’ve taken command of her limbs and freckles and made them your own. year’s theme: “Empathy: A Climb Into Skin” She lives there, in a land of fiction -- but stop, look around -- from Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird. can you see it? You do. You understand her. Because your town is paper, too. In the following excerpt from To Kill a A place like this -- it draws you in with apartment complexes, subdivisions -- or Mockingbird, we hear Atticus’s sage advice MC Art Students for his daughter, Scout. Delivered through with the promise of tradition, sports - ‘classic’ memories - whatever that means. metaphor, Atticus’s lesson is about empathy. For both of you - escape is waiting in the folds of a graduation gown - hiding in were “Moved by Words” the “First of all,” he said, “if you can learn a simple brim of a one-size-fits-all cap. Can you wait? She can’t. She runs. The Throckmorton Theatre Gallery graciously hosted a trick, Scout, you’ll get along a lot better with beautiful show by Marin Catholic’s advanced Visual Art all kinds of folks. You never really understand Because this isn’t just a nothing town -- it’s also filled with nothing people, empty students from May 7 - 31. The show, “Moved by Words” a person until you consider things from his was conceived of and curated by Susan Schneider, and point of view --” people, slowly deflating balloons running out of helium or spark or life or included works of painting, drawing, photography, “Sir?” anything, and ceramics. The students were asked to create art “-- until you climb into his skin and walk floating miserably back to earth on the currents of their life and former that was inspired by a quote or text that resonated around in it.” achievements. with their personal spirituality. The words were shown These people live meaningless lives, and you both hate them for it. These are alongside the artwork of each student to create a very This year’s assignment was to compose a people who just don’t understand - this is what she wants to leave behind. touching and thought provoking display. The exhibit poem in which students reflect on a time And she does. was a tremendous success as many of the participating they were similarly prompted to climb into She drives off into the sunset - leaving behind her own burst of light, her own students experienced the sensation of the Opening another’s skin, to empathize with his or her dwindling comet trail - a moment - a flicker - a flash in the clouds. Night Reception where patrons quickly purchased a situation, and then explore the resulting Then she’s gone. large amount of the artwork! understanding they gained. Students were asked to poetically describe the circum- We know how this turns out though. Leaving never turns out the way it seems MC Arts continues to lead the creative way with dynamic stances, the individual whose point of view it will. Drink deep from the bitter pool of disillusionment - nothing’s as you learning opportunities for our students. A big thank you was shared, and the resulting effect on their thought it was. to Susan Schneider for her efforts in making this show own perspective. The result was a range of You hear that? Nothing. possible, as well as Throckmorton Theatre owner Lucy beautifully written poems, which proved to Not this ‘outside world’ you idealized for so long, not the whisper of tomorrow Mercer for generously offering the Theatre Gallery as a be difficult in selecting this year’s winners. with its guarantee of better tidings. Not this town -- not these people. venue for our students. For maybe they are made of paper - but you naive, ignorant fool - don’t you see Congratulations to the following winners it? That doesn’t make them meaningless. who received a scholarship prize and were Because, maybe you haven’t noticed, books are made of paper too. honored in an intimate reception with their And that’s what this town is - what these people are - stories. Will you try and proud parents and teachers, as well as the say you know the plot of every one? How dare you pass your judgments -- Meave family. Enjoy the winning poems by presume our talented writers on the following pages. anything about them. You never could see, and neither could she. Both of you are still so ignorant. But you’re learning - and that’s what matters. 12—MARIN Catholic FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN Catholic —13 Freshman Winner Sophomore Winner Junior Winner Senior Winner Dimitri Fulconis ’16 Sarah Coduto ’15 Landon Kleinbrodt ’14 Vanessa Drury ’13

I Never Knew… The Fate of Man Sonder The Weather Conditions of Transmutation I never knew that stepping on stage Will you try on my Shoes for but a moment? My chair creaks as I lean back, its wooden would transform imagination into reality arthritis protesting my weight They are old and battered, yes, Finally I can flex and move in your body or allow me to become someone else. The front legs disconnect from the bland carpet But I have a notion that they might fit. I feel your pulse, your nerves, your chest rise and fall I never knew, as I stepped into a juror’s shoes, The creaking stops, replaced by the hushed whispers of people mind- Young One, see my Face, It fits me perfectly, now that I would have to separate facts, opinions, and emotions, ing their own business, it fills the air with a symphony of obliviousness More weather-worn and crinkled than the Stretching my entire being, filling my whole consciousness no matter how hard it would be. Leather of my Boots. Yet still bursting to be released I never knew that I had to jump into every role: They stare straight ahead, ignorant of the sea of consciousness that Young One, see my Tears, Like the greatest storm I’ve ever lived the accused, the victim, the witness, And listen to their Story: surrounds them so that my decision would be pure. Every inch of your skin envelops me, consumes me, covers me I never knew that I had to empty myself, A girl to my left sits hunched over her laptop, typing furiously at her So was foretold the Fate of Man: Like a sheet of hard rain and mist to remove all bias and be open-minded, keys as if they had wronged her. May it be his Nature to peer into Himself, But I am not just in your skin at the same time doubting everything I heard. Like a child who steals glances from behind the She’s writing a report for her class. She’s studying to be a I never knew that from person to person, botanist. Recourse of his mother’s whispering skirt, Your eyes become my own and through them I can see perspectives and points of views could be so different, When she was a child, she would sit in her special meadow, picking Safeguarded as he sneaks one peek, two, The things you taught me even clearer and that they were all part of the truth. those special flowers that warranted her inspection; she is fascinated In bits and bouts of Madness and Two transparent spots of sky trapped in a clouded face I never knew that I had to look at everything, Courage at That which he knows himself to be afraid of by them. in two different ways: And yet still challenges his own resolve and Resolution in looking; With your mouth I breathe into others from the outside in, and from the inside out. The man sitting across from me stares at a blank page. He has sat To toss and roll his soul within his dirtied The same words that brought me your blessings I never knew that doing so would help me there for an hour and hasn’t liked a word he’s written down. Hands, Blowing with the force of a gale that cannot be ignored gain understanding A prospector mad for a glimpse of gold The crumpled carcasses of failed prose lay dejected in the nearby of how people look at me, and how I look at them. wastebasket. Hidden among beige stones beneath murky waters – With your heart every pint I pump I never knew what it was like to hold a life in my hands, So will Man consider Himself: He taps the pen against the oak, perhaps hoping that the incessant bludgeoning will break the writer’s block that barricades his golden Propels the passion I derived from you a life in balance between life and death, Consumed by giddy fear in which he knows that What He Finds thoughts just out of reach Pounding with reverberating thunder at every beat knowing that a single decision could influence its whole future. May change him Forever. I never knew how this would change my life, An old man pecks away at the keyboard of the communal computer, Under the stress of your bones but now I realize that I can accept and understand opinions Thus united is every Man, he sends an email to a figment of another time; their friendship My joints bend to copy your conduct better, Hesitant, though, is he to admit it. eroded away by the passage of the years. Cracking with the shining lightning within them and I know the effects one decision can cause. This he would see were he to The winter of his life is filled with reminiscing, of sitting by the fire, I never knew… until now. Take upon the Skin of another -- warming joints and wondering what could have been. Under the weight of your feet No Man is largely unlike his Brother. I forge the new path for others to follow as I followed you Clothe yourself in my garments! my Skin! my Life! These are not just people; they are pasts, presents, and futures. Far from the sun and into the storm And you will see that we are not so different, we two. They are canvases, great works of art filled with scenes of incredible And finally I know, I see, I taste, I feel Abandon all prejudice, all preconceptions and bias Meave Poetry Contest Winners 2013 jubilation and unimaginable sorrow. But none of them are just quite As your reign of the skies subsides and mine begins And kindly regard my position. finished; their blank corners coo seductively to be filled in with the Let the storm come! Dimitri Fulconis, Freshman Winner Take my hand and hold it tight. intoxicating unknown. Grace Kripal, Freshman Runner Up Were you to say that you will be Changed Sarah Coduto, Sophomore Winner Would be a gross Understatement. Each of them their own sculptor, their own clay. Their lives as vivid Eva Wang, Sophomore Runner Up and complex as my own, filled with ambitions, anxieties and love. Natalie Gill, Sophomore Runner Up With fascination over flowers, with deadlines to meet, with old flames Landon Kleinbrodt, Junior Winner to rekindle. Each the centerpiece of their own universe Nate Friend, Junior Runner Up Vanessa Drury, Senior Winner I walk outside into the cold and head towards my car. Nico Page, Senior Runner Up I am nothing more than a passerby in their lives, and they nothing Kayla Beckman, First Prize, Overall more than a dot in mine.

But to think, within that dot, hides another person’s universe. 14—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —15 Congratulations to our Newest Eagle Scouts! reeing Slaves in SudanBy Bryan Most people are inaccurately taught that slavery was abolished years ago. Slavery still exists today in places like Sudan, but it is covered up. Few news stations choose to inform us about the ongoing slavery problem in our world today, so most of us don’t even know that we can help. But we can.

With the leadership of Joe Tassone, Religion and Social Studies teacher and moderator for the St. Vincent De Paul club (SVDP), Marin Catholic took steps (literally) to raise money and spread awareness of slavery in Sudan. The walk, hosted along with Christian Solidarity International Ryan Gumm ’13 (CSI), brought over 130 people to walk together for the freedom of slaves.

It takes $100 to free one slave and give them a “sack of hope” which provides them with necessary items to survive. Every cent counts and every $100 raised is another smile from a freed slave. According to Tassone, over $20,000 was raised in Marin and as a result, 200 slaves will be freed and given a “sack of hope.” He states, “I am so glad to be working at a school that really practices ‘Faith, Knowledge, and Service’ and tries to love its neighbors, as Christ loves us.”

Joining the community on the walk was ex-slave Keer Aleu who was intentionally blinded at the age of six. Despite this, he carries himself with poise and joy. He is fluent in English with less than two years of lessons. In addition, Heidi McGinness, Director of Outreach for CSI as well as a videography crew joined the community for the walk which will be featured in a documentary about Keer. Keer loved meeting Stephane Peltereau–Villeneuve ’15 Serving Others, Discovering Passions and chatting with kids his own age. Marin Catholic High School senior, Karen Monterroso, has volunteered over “The spirit and participation was amazing. We are very blessed to have Joe and his team continue to focus us on our mission as a school 200 hours at Marin General Hospital. She has spent time working in the through the work he does with his SVDP club,” said Karen Racanello Italian teacher at Marin Catholic. volunteer office, the reception desk and has staffed the S.M.I.L.E. cart- Students Making Illness a Little Easier. Volunteers who staff the S.M.I.L.E. cart visit patients with a variety of goodies such as lip balm, hand lotion, puzzles and pens. It helps to make days a little brighter with visits from student volunteers like Karen.

When reflecting on her time at MGH, Monterroso shared, “It has been a great Austin Gooder ’13 experience volunteering at MGH, getting to know different people who work in different departments, helping/cheering up those who are sick and don’t Not Pictured: Joe Barton ’13 have company, and happily giving directions to people who may need assis- Antoine Peltereau-Villeneuve ’13 tance.” Monterroso has wanted to work in the medical field since she was a Tusker Semling ’13 David Miramontes ’13 child. She was inspired by her own nurse, and having two younger siblings has developed her strong desire for helping younger children. These things, Marin Catholic would like to recognize our along with her time at Marin General and the nurses she has met along the seven Newest Eagle Scouts from the Class way, have led her to pursue a degree in nursing from San Francisco State of 2013! This is truly an amazing amount for beginning in the Fall. one class of graduating students at MC. All seven young men recently became Eagle Students walk for Scouts. Bill Barton, Scoutmaster Troop 59, Monterroso was one of nine high school volunteers to receive a scholarship the freedom of states that they were very impressive on from Marin General Hospital which will be applied toward her tuition at Sudanese slaves on their Eagle Board of Review. According to San Francisco State. Monterroso reflects on this: “Receiving the scholarship April 20, 2013. the Boy Scouts of America, only 7% of Boy was a true honor because I feel as if I belong to an amazing community. Scouts reached Eagle Rank in 2012. Volunteering at MGH has been a great experience, especially seeing things that you don’t see everyday.” 16—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —17 Student Spotlights Anything Is Possible at Marin Catholic By Carlyn Williams ’13 Editor’s Note: Sometimes we the Marin Catholic faculty and staff in general made all the and four AP classes as a senior, while increasing my GPA every I feel as if I really make a difference when I share my difficulty of adults try and tell the good news difference. semester. My final year’s schedule at Marin Catholic included balancing a challenging academic schedule and Ski Cross with of Marin Catholic. Sometimes it is Spanish IV, AP Statistics, Art I, AP Government, AP English the freshman class, assuring them that they are not alone in best to hear it from the source, the During my freshman and sophomore years, I took Resource Literature, Honors Bioethics, and AP Biology. All of my teachers feeling overwhelmed by obligations to extracurricular activities student voice. 9 and 10 with Mrs. Katie Tuttle, where I learned skills such as thought I was overworking myself, which I probably was, but and school. time management, organization, and self-advocacy. As a kid I was determined to push my limits and prove my capabilities, Faith: who had trouble focusing and just couldn’t sit still because of just as I do in all aspects of my life. Future: Attending a private, Catholic High School may be ideal for my severe impulsive disorder, I also was able to receive a 504 I knew Berkeley before I even understood what college was. My some, off-putting to others, or like me [and ostriches] a few Plan, giving me extended time on all tests and quizzes with the This crazy work ethic is also demonstrated in my career in Ski dream has always been to follow in my mother’s footsteps as a may put their heads in the proverbial sand, and disregard the option of taking them separately from the rest of the class. With Cross. When I try to explain what I do every weekend during sorority girl at Cal. With this said, I never thought the admissions parochial connection altogether. I have traditionally ignored the the encouragement of the teachers in the ASC, my parents and the winter, I always receive puzzled looks. The best way to office at a high ranking institution, let alone the University of question of religion, only attending Marin Catholic High School I agreed that I had formulated a solid basis of learning skills describe Ski Cross is a perilous combination of Alpine Skiing, California, Berkeley, would look past my learning disability and because my parents thought I would receive an excellent and techniques by my junior year and subsequently I took an Nascar Racing, and Roller Derby, pitting four to six people down my faulty math scores to understand my personal life and value-based education that combines service, athletics, and independent study period instead of Resource 11. I continued a steep race course, which consists of forty foot jumps, massive actually take an interest in me. To this day, I don’t know what academics seamlessly. to use the weekly consultation meetings with the ASC teachers bank turns, technical features, and the opportunity to reach specific piece of my profile Berkeley was attracted to. What during my junior and senior year for guidance and confidence speeds over fifty miles per hour. Given my competitive nature surprises a lot of people is that I actually got into Cal on merits, All my religious distancing changed this past January, when that I was on the right track in my schoolwork. and my natural tendency toward hardcore sports (such as the not my successful Ski Cross career. I was compelled to attend “Kairos,” a four-day retreat with a intense Varsity volleyball program at Marin Catholic), my parents third of my senior class. I amusingly imagined that the Kairos Confidence: decided early on that I would remain a full-time, well-rounded, The majority of my Retreat would aggressively attempt to convert me. Regardless This simple word sums up what I most high school student and an amateur athlete, no matter how philanthropic service is of my perception, I regarded the retreat as an opportunity to received from attending Marin Catholic. successful I became in the brutal world of Professional Ski Cross. dedicated to an overseas leave my busy life for a few days, reconnect with old friends, I started to win national competitions, gain multiple sponsors, organization called Free An obvious example of my increased self-esteem, which is and take the time to meet new ones. However, something and eventually make my international debut at the Junior World the Children (FTC). I am almost entirely attributed to being part of the ASC, is my rocky highly unexpected happened. Through learning about my Championship in Valmalenco, Italy. I hoped my parents would drawn to International relationship with mathematics. I was disappointed in the fact classmates’ religious and spiritual connections, I became awed change their minds and allow me to move to the Sierra-Nevada Relations because of my that I couldn’t achieve a grade higher than a D during my by and curious about the notion of God. Over the course of mountain range, train with the US team, and commit singularly month long trips to India first semester of Algebra 1 as a freshman. As a result, I was four days, I sat in contemplation about a higher power, and felt to the extreme sport that had begun to define me. Instead, and Kenya with FTC. placed in the lower math class. I felt like I was letting myself joy, reverence, and excitement. Although I am still not devout, they became more resolute, and I remained in Marin County, My entire world flipped down, although I knew I was never particularly good at math. Monday through Friday. I have skied for Squaw Valley since I upside down after living I am appreciative and respectful of the role Instead of giving me a hard time, the ASC worked with the was 8 years old, and I am addicted to the fast paced, critical in these rural communi- math department to help me completely turn things around. of religion, and I am open to cultivating an sport of Ski Cross that has taught me to be strong, tenacious, ties, which resulted in Teachers such as Katie Tuttle and Marianne Hill encouraged earnest relationship with the Divine. I would and fearless. Although I am ranked 31st in the world, and 1st extreme reverse culture me to simply ‘stick it out’ as they helped me set up numerous Carlyn’s last day in the Maasai Mara. “Although I met so nationally, in my age division, I am most proud of my personal many inspirational children on my Free the Children trip shock when I returned have never had this kind of experience if I meetings and tutoring sessions with my math teachers which victories on the slope: after every brutal, bloody fall I get up to Kenya, Pasio (the little girl I’m holding in the picture) home. I worked side had gone to any other high school. Moreover, I I continued to take advantage of through my senior year. My and I made a really special connection.” feeling blessed and ready to try again. by side with the most feel closer to my friends and teachers, and I feel as if I am even ASC instructors and my math teachers believed in me more poverty stricken, yet joyous, people I have ever met, and my more a part of the greater Marin Catholic community of faithful than I believed in myself, and, because of that, they helped me Service: life was changed by building schools and teaching eager believers. achieve something that no one in the math department had Away from the snow, I have been able to harness all that ever thought possible of a “Math C” student. During my senior students. My perspectives on the entire world I have learned in Ski Cross about leadership, diversity, and Knowledge: year, I took an AP math class. were completely altered, and since these I was born and raised in Southern Marin, where I was a part management back at Marin Catholic. As one of forty Link Crew trips I am driven towards initiating global of the Reed Union School District in Tiburon from first through Leaders, I was selected out of hundreds of applicants for my Math was just one subject that the ASC helped me eventually I intend to begin this large scale work by majoring eighth grade. In the middle of eighth grade, I was diagnosed ability to juggle school, sports, a learning disability, and social change. succeed in. As I slowly began to realize my capabilities, the in Political Science with a minor in Peace and Conflict Studies with Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder Combined Type, life with competence and humor. I loved helping MC teachers in the ASC encouraged me to challenge myself in all and/or Human Rights at Berkeley. With this in mind, it’s rare to and shortly after, I began living primarily with my mother and other academic areas. Their persistent encouragement and my students realize that we all come from very find a freshman in college who has a clear vision of where they stepfather in Belvedere. I thought my academic struggles in motto of “Work hard. Play hard” helped me move my way up different backgrounds, with very different see themselves in twenty years, but I dream of becoming a US elementary and middle school would follow me through high through MC’s curriculum, taking all basic classes as a freshman, Ambassador to the UN, and the amount of determination I put school, but the immense amount of support I received through skills, and ultimately, we all have very then one Honors class as a sophomore, then one Honors class into my schoolwork is motivated by that aspiration. the Academic Service Center (ASC) at Marin Catholic and from and two AP classes as a junior, and finally one Honors class different aspirations, needs, and concerns.

18—MARIN Catholic FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN Catholic —19

Student Spotlights Future Leaders A Student’s Perspective…. ‘ Kayla Van Koll ’16: ‘ Kathryn Khalvati ’13 “Meeting so many other students from Nominated as Youngest CA Republican Delegate around the state showed me that young Visit State Capitol people really care about California and want By The MC Newspaper Staff to be involved and understand the issues Student Body President and the distributed flyers, posters, and stickers, and managed delegate Marin Catholic students joined hundreds of other young leaders on ‘that‘ affect our state so that we can improve it for future generations.” Class of 2013 Valedictorian, Kathryn follow-through for the election all while maintaining social Tuesday, April 9, for the 38th Annual Advocacy Day in Sacramento, led Khalvati was nominated to be the media fronts. The hard work put in the campaign proved by Novato Republican Women, Federated (NRWF) and hosted each Kathryn Khalvati on the convention floor youngest delegate to the California successful, as Krick won the election with a landslide of votes. with another youth delegate at the CRP Republican Party. She is heading to year by the California Federation of Republican Women. The annual Spring Convention Yale University in the Fall to study Khalvati was also a featured speaker during a youth panel at the event’s mission is to educate California’s youth to be good citizens and Lauren Sharps ’15: Ethics, Politics and Economics to continue her pursuit towards a convention, leading the discussion on what Republicans need future leaders through guest speakers, participation in stimulating “I liked meeting new people to understand career working in the U.S. government. their viewpoints on the governmental to do to attract more youth to their party. Legislators Connie workshops, tours of the capitol, and meetings with legislators and politi- Conway and Bob Huff were so impressed with the youths’ overall, a certain bill, or even just why they cal officials. The program works to increase student awareness of their “On the occasion of your 18th birthday and subsequent to your insights that they asked for a white paper proposal of their decided to attend this year’s Advocacy voter registration as a Republican, it’s my pleasure to nominate ideas. Khalvati led the group collaboration on the paper, which State Capitol’s purposes and functions and how they can become active ‘Day.‘ It showed me a small glimpse of how you to be a delegate to the California Republican Party (CRP),” has been handed off to the CA Senate for review. All of these participants. The Marin County students met with Assemblyman Marc Sacramento really runs with people from all different walks of life with one goal in mind: said Kevin Krick, Bay Area Regional Vice Chair. “Your hard work efforts as a campaign intern and ‘youth delegate’ contributed to Levine and his Chief of Staff, Mark Miller, along with Assembly Minority and dedication as a youth delegate are commendable, and I’m her nomination as the youngest delegate to the CA Republican making our government the best it can be Leader, Connie Conway and her Communications Director, Sabrina certain you’ll represent us well as the youngest delegate to the Party. for Californians. CRP.” Lockhart. The Marin County students were selected and sponsored by “I am so grateful and honored to have this new responsibility as the Novato Republican Women, Federated. All but three of the young I was surprised to learn how Sacramento The nomination followed an eventful weekend at the CRP a Republican delegate,” Khalvati said regarding the nomination. leaders who were selected were Marin Catholic students. The students and the politicians we met were so excited about their jobs and how relative their plans Spring Convention in Sacramento on March 1-3rd. As the head “From my experiences working in student government, political left inspired and fulfilled from their visit to our State Capitol.

intern for the Kevin Krick for CRP Bay Area Regional Vice Chair campaigns, and being a youth delegate, I am ready to represent were to our questions, comments, and con- Campaign, Khalvati arranged the campaign breakfast, mass- the millennial generation at the forefront of politics.” cerns about California. Senator Mark Levine, MC student names listed in italics. for example, was so excited to share his

(Back Row L-R) Matt Lese, Peter Kent, Zach Ugarte, Cameron Khalvati, Gabe Ramirez, and plans for making education a top priority, Peter Jake Daniels. being that he is also a father to two young Fungi In Florida (Middle Row L-R) Sarah Seltsam, Sophia Valinoti, Sophia Garbarino, and Scott Gavney. scholars; I would like to make a career in the ‘ ‘ (Front Row L-R) Lauren Sharps, Leela Najafi, Kiana Escandon-Capanna, Alison Dandridge, Kayla Van Koll,

By Natasha Rosenbach ’15 and Nicole Marino. education field so having the chance to

Natasha Rosenbach ’15 I did not know anything about mycology, except that it is the hear his big plans for education was quite has an interest in marine study of fungi. Even though my main interest was in marine reassuring to see he truly cares about

science and isn’t wasting biology, I know that fungal biology could also be interesting our state’s bright future, ensuring every

any time on her goal of to learn about, and it could help me understand more about Californian is given the chance to receive becoming a biologist. being a biologist. an education.” ‘ Natasha spent three weeks ‘ of her summer interning My main objectives for coming to the University of Florida and in the biology lab at the working as an intern in the mycology lab were:

This is a photo of a mushroom that Natasha collected University of Florida where 1) Learn how science is conducted in a real research laboratory Peter Kent ’16: on one of her days in the field collecting mushroom she researched mycology, 2) Master universal laboratory skills, including the use of “It was a fun eye opening day that helped samples. the study of fungi. standard lab instruments, to benefit my future career in science me more fully understand our local

3) Acquire basic knowledge about fungal biology government.” My cousin, Matthew Smith, is a professor and mycologist at the University of Florida in Gainesville. A couple months ago, we ‘ During my internship, I worked five days a week in the fungal ‘‘ ‘ were talking at a family get together, and I shared with him my biology lab at the University of Florida. Each day, I learned huge curiosity in marine science. Since he is an experienced completely new facts about fungi, and I also learned about lab Zach Ugarte ’16: scientist, I knew he would be an interesting person to talk with. procedures that were unfamiliar. “I thoroughly enjoyed the advice and I was not expecting him to invite me to be his intern for three stories shared by all of the congressmen and weeks during the summer, but that is exactly what he did. It This internship will help me in my future science career at MC congresswomen. I was truly inspired to set only took me a couple minutes to make my decision to accept and in college. It was a great experience that greatly benefitted and achieve my own personal goals.” his invitation because I knew how lucky I was to be given this me, and it was definitely worth three weeks of not sleeping in! ‘‘ opportunity.

20—MARIN Catholic FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN Catholic —21 This summer, Marin Catholic hosted its Fourth Annual Substantially Catholic seminar, Substantially Catholic: a program designed for high school teachers interested in sharing the Catholic intel- lectual tradition in their curriculum. The four-day program focusing on Science, English and Theology featured some of the most prominent leaders in their field. This year’s keynote speaker was Father Robert Spitzer, S.J., former president of Gonzaga Where Faith University and current president of the Magis Center of Reason and Faith. He discussed his newly published New Proofs for the Existence of God and shared his philosophy of science in regards to space-time theory and transcendent implications of contemporary Meets Education big bang cosmology. Additional speakers in the science field included Dr. Karl Van Bibber and John M. A Letter from Hank Sandbach ’56 Braverman, S.J. Dr. Karl Van Bibber is a professor and Chair of UC Berkeley’s Department of Nuclear Engineering. He earned his two Bachelor of Science degrees in Physics and June 14, 2013 Math at MIT, where he also earned his Ph.D. in Physics. John M. Braverman, S.J., an Assistant Professor in Biology at Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia focused on Herewith a note of thanks, following up on my earlier email this week on the evolutionary genetics and the dialog between science and religion. He holds experience of “Substantially Catholic 2013.” What a wonderful gift! Thank you a Bachelor of Arts degree from Princeton University, a Master of Divinity somuch for the opportunity to attend these three special and inspiring days at from the Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley, a Master of Arts in Health dearest old alma mater. I enjoyed every single minute of it. And I learned much. Care Ethics from Loyola University Chicago, and a Ph.D. from the University of California at Davis. It was simply wonderful to return - if ever so briefly - to the high-minded world Additional speakers included Dr. Gary Bouchard, ofAcademe, with its love of learning, intellectual rigor, perspective on the world, a professor from Saint Anselm College in New andunique and particular vocabulary, courtesies and curiosities. The three Jesuits Hampshire, who specializes in early modern were terrific. I had forgotten how wonderful it is to be next to a Jesuit in a lyric and narrative poetry. Dr. Bouchard classroom. team taught with Dr. David A. King, an Associate Professor of English That said, I could not help but think how positive this experience was for the and Film Studies at Kennesaw State University in Atlanta. Marin Catholic faculty members in attendance. Their invitation was clearly an Dr. King, an award-winning expression of confidence in them by MC Administration. And the opportunity columnist, is also a faculty to interact with one another on this focused topic served to broaden their own member with the Aquinas knowledge and engagement with MC, build overall teamwork, and fire them up Center of Theology at Emory for Fall. University, and an adjunct faculty member in the Past the great educational and social experience, for me the three days felt like Graduate Department a good retreat ... especially with early morning Mass in the Marin Catholic Chapel. of Theology The spirituality seemed to carry across each of the three days. at Spring Hill College. Again, I am so grateful to you for inviting me to “Substantially Catholic.” If I were to assign it an overall grade, it merits an A-plus. These things evolve, of course, and I am sure next year’s convocation will build on this year’s experience. The concept of this seminar for MC, whatever the cost and effort, seems so right and useful and enlightened in terms of payoff for the long haul.

For my own part, I thank you again for affording me this rich and meaningful expe- rience. I know I will revisit with great pleasure memories of the fine people, terrific lectures, and engaging discussions of Substantially Catholic 2013. You might well consider regularly including alumni in future editions of this fine program.

Best Regards,

P.S. I was an English Major in college- but joined the Science track for “Substantially Catholic.” These lectures of difficult and complex subject matter confirmed for me the correctness in my choice of major. I’d never had made it in Science.

22—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —23 Marin Catholic Theater By Robyn Menzel Fall Production: 12 Angry Men In November 2012, MC’s Drama The Cast: Production Department captivated audiences Juror 1 (foreman)- Greg P. Smith ’14 Stage Managed by Nicole Whiteside ’14 with their production of the time- Juror 2- Dimitri Fulconis ’16 Juror 3- Parker Trahan ’14 Assistant Stage Managed by less courtroom drama “12 Angry Sabyna Sandoval ’15 Men”. This work focuses on a Juror 4- Katie Rupers ’14 jury as they deliberate the guilt Juror 5- James Groh ’14 Light Board Operator- Juror 6- Lena Hymel and or innocence of a defendant in a Antoine Peltereau-Villeneuve ’13 Jackie McLaughlin ’16 homicide case. Though the case Juror 7- Nick Nunnelee ’14 Sound Operator- Auggie Apodaca ’13 seems open-and-shut, one holdout Juror 8- Max Werner ’13 Set and Lighting by Carrie Mullen causes all of them to dig deeply to discover their own inner preju- Juror 9- Maggie McCall ’13 dices and the meaning of reasonable doubt. Students stretched Juror 10- Matthew Valtierra ’13 and strengthened their communication skills as they tackled the Juror 11- Eleonora Acerbi ’13 sophisticated dialogue and highly detailed storyline. Though Juror 12- Andrea Little ’15 the words remained true to the original script, the setting and Guards- Ganga Baird ’14 costumes were updated so that it all reflected present-day sensi- Olivia Hass ’13 bilities. The 12 ‘men’ were turned into a mix of male and female Peter Newell ’16 characters and included students from every class level at MC. Jarrod Ramos ’15

The Cast: Musical Director: Spring Production: Woman in Chair: Maggie McCall ’13 Paul Smith-Stewart ’04 Janet: Jessica Gallo ’16 Vocal Director: Ryan Mosse Drowsy Chaperone: Olivia Hass ’13 Set and Lighting: Carrie Mullen Robert: Max Werner ’13 The Drowsy Chaperone George: James Barton ’16 Crew: Aldolpho: James Groh ’14 Auggie Apodaca ’13 In February 2013, Marin Catholic Drama presented “The Drowsy Kitty: Sarah Gamblin ’13 Greg P. Smith ’14 Chaperone” on stage at the Playhouse in San Anselmo. This hilari- Trix: Carimei Smith ’16 Antoine Peltereau-Villeneuve ’13 ous musical comedy opened on Broadway in 2006 and garnered Underling: Matt Valtierra ’13 Abby Tarantino ’16 5 Tony awards. The play is actually a show-within-a-show; the Feldzieg: Joe Barton ’13 Julie Torres ’16 narrator resides in her shabby apartment in the present day, and Tottendale: Andrea Little ’15 Thomas Barton ’16 she describes to the audience the plot-line of her favorite musical Gangsters (Pastry Chefs): Katie Rupers ’14 Kendall Wright ’13, which is set in the decadent 1920s. As she narrates, the action Anne-Celine Jeffroy-Meynard ’14 Parker Trahan ’14, Kat Gerrity ’16 comes to life in her living room, and she periodically pipes in with Kelsey Fenn ’14 relevant trivia about the actors, as well as humorous personal tan- gents. An intense tap duo, a dramatic ballad sung with a chorus in Chorus: Band: monkey costumes, and a romantic Phi Tran ’14 Charlotte Astle ’15 Tamara Escamilla ’15 Cole Porter-esque number on Eleonora Acerbi ’13 Dominic Lecouturier ’15 roller skates (with blindfolds!) Julia Johnson ’13 James Quick ’14 were some of the highlights of the Sabyna Sandoval ’15 Matthew Sherman ’14 show. This was also the first major Katherine Arnaud ’16 Brian Smith ’13 collaboration between the drama Rebecca Pult ’16 Elena Downs ’15 program and the two new wizards Maggie McCallister ’15 James McCarty ’16 in the Music Department, Alia Anderson-May ’15 Andre Portale ’13 Paul Smith-Stewart ’04 and Eva Wang ’15 Ryan Mosse. Isabel Sabadell ’14 Production Justin Inscoe ’16 Stage Manager: Lena Hymel ’16 Amanda Addleman Director: Robyn Menzel Miles Frankel ’04 24—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —25 Fashion Show 2013: Art Extravaganza: Hooray for The Arts are Hollywood! Alive at MC

On March 16, 2013, the Marin Catholic community of students, parents, This year, students, parents, teachers and alumni started their Saturday night with the “gallery opening” of Marin Catholic’s alumni, friends and family came together for the biggest event fundraiser of 5th Annual Marin Catholic Art Extravaganza, on Saturday, the year, the MC Fashion Show! This year’s theme was “Hooray for Hollywood”. April 20. Volunteers, teachers and students worked hard all day A host of talented volunteers, lead by event chairs, Shannon Alten, to transform the gym for the evening! The event showcased the Kathy Ryan, Suzanne Galuska, and Beth Walker, (pictured L-R on bench), put work of over 100 advanced painting, drawing, photography and on another fantastic community fundraising event, with nearly 1,000 guests ceramic students. Art teachers Orin Carpenter, Mark Jaeger, and attending either the lunch or evening show. Laurie Reemsnyder also displayed their work.

As always, the community of generous Marin Catholic supporters helped raise Over 350 guests enjoyed appetizers and beverages while funds to enhance the student experience. Over $60,000 was raised in our admiring all of the student artwork, looking for their particular live-auction ‘fund-a-need’ for our teacher professional development, music favorite as they cast their vote for the People’s Choice Award. tech equipment, and retreat program. The rest of the live, silent and online Mark Jaeger and President Tim Navone were on hand to give auctions, raffles, marketplace, underwriting, premier seating, program ads out awards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd place, as well as honorable men- and sponsorships collectively surpassed our total targeted goal of $150,000 in tions and judges’ favorite as well as the people’s choice award. support of important programs at Marin Catholic! Many thanks to our dedicated parents and teachers who With over 70 chairs, hundreds of parent volunteers, and over 250 student combined efforts to make this event possible! Anyone interest- models, the Fashion Show continues to be a truly spectacular event year after ed in volunteering or joining our Patrons of the Arts committee year. We are humbled by the tremendous support and generosity from our should contact our chair Lisa Berghout at [email protected]. community — from the stores who loan us clothing, to our generous and Donations to the Arts can be made by contacting Director wonderful donors and grand sponsors — we are blessed to be a part of such of Advancement and Alumni, Bryan Clement at a vibrant and giving community. [email protected] or 415-464-3841.

This annual event continues to combine the Marin Catholic community’s wonderful spirit of volunteerism with philanthropy in support of academic Marin Catholic’s Patrons of the Arts partnered with excellence. The 2013 Fashion Show was lead by event chairs, Shannon Alten, All Green in January for an e-waste collection event, Kathy Ryan, Suzanne Galuska, and Beth Walker along with a large group of Trash Into Cash which turned out to be the most successful one yet! hard-working volunteers who helped make the event a true success. Members of the community dropped off old electronics such as televisions and laptops to be Standing Encore for the Music Department! recycled, raising funds for the Art Department. Students, friends, faculty, staff and family gathered in May 2013 to hear our Highlights: talented musicians and singers, including the incredible jazz band, perform Donations Based on: for the annual Spring Concert. The theme for this year’s concert was inter- Televisions and Monitors 5,904 lbs. national music, taking the audience all over the globe. Students who spent Computers & Laptops 2,313 lbs months perfecting their arrangements played songs from all over the world. The pieces performed had roots in England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Brazil, TOTAL 8,217 lbs Jamaica, The Caribbean, Cameroon, Turkey, Middle East, Bulgaria, Oakland, and South Africa! The Conga line was a big hit! The concert was highly 8,217 lbs. x $.13 per lbs. = $1,068.21 attended and a huge success thanks to the leadership of Music Director Paul Smith-Stewart and Choir Director, Ryan Mosse. In addition, a big thank There was an additional 6,207 lbs of “no value” you to Ben Lauffer, on his hard work in directing the drumline. It was a electronics collected. fantastic show full of great selections and positive energy. Congratulations to all involved.

26—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —27 St. Anthony Junior Retreat: Lessons of the Heart By Peggy Semling ‘84, Director of Campus Ministry

For over a decade, our Junior students have put the Gospel into action by serving those in need in one of San Francisco’s most impoverished areas, the Tenderloin. In solidarity with St. Anthony’s Dining Hall, the students spend the day preparing and serving meals. Typically, over 1,500 plates are served a day, 365 days a year. Some of the students chop and plate meals, while others bus dishes. We also participate in many of the outreach programs that St. Anthony’s offers to its community. Students interact with the elderly at local care centers in the Tenderloin, cheering on our older brothers and sisters through daily exercises or playing a round of bingo. Others help with the Salvation Army’s “Meals that Heal” program, bringing food to shut-ins, frequently being the only contact a person might have with others that day. Another group of juniors head down to the clothing program folding bins of clothes to be given to the less fortunate, and playing with the children while the parents shop for much needed wardrobe items. All students reconvene and dine with the visitors of St. Anthony’s, sharing stories and lending an ear to those who have been marginalized by most of society.

No matter what area is served, students are aware that hospitality is the main focus of the service. Being the eyes, ears, and heart of Christ for others is a humbling experience for our youth and teachers that participate in this program. Each Theology class participates in this service project one time throughout the year. This retreat begins with morning Mass at our Marin Catholic St. Francis Chapel, where students have prepared prayers and intentions for the people they will be meeting later in the day. An additional visit to St. Boniface Church, which serves the Tenderloin, is another component where we can witness our call as Catholics to love one another as Jesus loves us. The Gubio Project provides a safe haven for the homeless within the walls of St. Boniface where love and good will abound. Our community sees first hand how this Franciscan effort to reach the poor has its healing effects. The day ends with students hearing a witness talk from one of the recovering addicts in the St. Anthony Recovery Program. Students are astonished at the bravery, integrity, and faith these men have. The bus ride back is usually quiet, as students are not only tired from a fulfilling day of work, Top: Connor O’Malley ’14 puts time in to volunteer at St. Anthony’s. but are truly pensive about the experience. A deepening of empathy for Bottom: Maria Stephens ’14 and Sister Thomas Aquinas prepare food for St. Anthony’s along with members of last year’s Junior Class. others, and gratitude for the gifts that God has given us makes the day truly a rich moment in our school year.

28—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —29 October 4, 2012 was a special day for the Archdiocese of The Princess Project: San Francisco with the Installation Mass of new Archbishop Installation Mass Salvatore Cordileone at St. Mary’s Cathedral. It was also a special Helping Prom Dreams Come True day for Marin Catholic. Kathryn Khalvati ’13, Sophia Garbarino ’16 and Sarah Seltsam ’16 Student Body President Kathryn Khalvati ‘13 was selected as the of student to represent the high schools of the Archdiocese during The Princess Project, in partnership with the Marin County High School Student the ceremony, which included a handshake and a short greeting. Body Presidents’ Association, hosted prom dress and accessory drives last February for girls in local high schools, providing free dresses and accessories to girls who Archbishop Cordileone “I told him it was a pleasure to meet him and that we hoped he cannot otherwise afford them. would come to campus and visit our school soon,” says Khalvati, who is now attending Yale University. Every year, The Princess Project seeks and receives thousands of beautiful, new, or nearly new, dresses and accessories in excellent condition from individuals, donors, Also taking part in ceremony were several Marin Catholic and corporate partners. The Princess Project is proud to partner with Marin Catholic community members, including former president and High School Co-Chairs, Sophia Garbarino ’16 and Sarah Seltsam ’16, and the Marin current Auxiliary Bishop of San Jose Thomas A. Daly, former County High School Student Body Presidents’ Association. Hundreds of volunteers president and current Moderator of the Curia and Vicar General accept and organize these dresses and accessories to run an exciting giveaway for Administration Monsignor James T. Tarantino, former teacher event in the early spring for individual high school girls. Groups of ten or more Fr. Brian Costello, former teachers and seminarians Mark Doherty teens, who want to attend, can make an appointment for a private boutique, as Mike Lilledahl, and seminarians Cameron and Kyle Faller. well. “I am thrilled to partnered with The Princess Project and coordinate dress drive efforts in Marin County high schools. It is a great opportunity for Marin students to “It was an important day for our Archdiocese and a proud day give back,” claimed Garbarino. “The dress give-aways are a blast and so rewarding.” for our school,” says MC President Tim Navone. “About every direction you looked was someone from our community, both Each year, more than 1,000 Bay Area girls attend the dress giveaway to find that past present and future.” new prom dress and those perfect accessories to make their high school prom Left to right: Seminarian Cameron Faller ’06, Patrick Conroy ’13, dream a reality. And thanks to the generous support of all those involved, it’s abso- Kathryn Khalvati ’13, Bishop Thomas A. Daly, Past President of Also representing Marin Catholic were Principal Chris Valdez, Marin Catholic High School, Monsignor James T. Tarantino Past lutely free! According to Kathryn Khalvati, Founder and past President of the Marin Board of Regents President Greg Bullian, and students County High School Student Body Presidents’ Association, the first-ever alliance of President of Marin Catholic High School, Angela Begg ’13, Joe King ’13, Seminarian Kyle Faller ’09, President Tim Navone. Angela Begg ’13, Joe King ’13 and Patrick Conroy ’13. student body presidents in Marin, “It was an honor to team up with The Princess Project. Working with my fellow presidents to advance social justice for causes we can relate to as high school students has been such an inspirational experience. We were more than happy to pool together our resources to uplift the youth in our greater community.”

Since 2002, The Princess Project has served more than 20,000 girls through the dedication of more than 2,000 volunteers and the generous start-up support of Coro Northern California. In 2005, The Princess Project became a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization. Walking Rosary for the Pope On March 3, the Dominican Sisters and the Knights of Columbus led a group after Sunday Mass from the Holy Rosary Chapel at the St. Vincent’s School for Boys in Marinwood to pray for Pope Benedict and ask the gift of the Holy Spirit on the upcoming conclave. The group of over 50 people prayed at shrines to Our Lady of Fatima and Our Lady of Lourdes.

30—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —31 El Carmen Project

“What do you do down there in El Salvador, build houses or After weekly preparation during provide clean water?” the school year, the second year students got a chance to work That is probably the most asked question to everyone involved on their language skills teaching in Marin Catholic’s El Carmen Project. And most people are English at the Catholic school. surprised to hear the honest response. One of the attendees on the trip “It is not a service trip. All we really do is spend time with the was MC alum Chris Escher ‘00 people.” who served as the trip photogra- pher. And while he was greatly What has made Marin Catholic unique for more than 60 years impacted by his interactions with is the relationships formed within the community, and the El the people of El Salvador, he Carmen Project is simply an extension of that. came away with equally powerful impressions of the Marin Catholic “The service actually begins when we return home,” says MC students. President Tim Navone, who has been on the trip since its incep- tion. “After meeting the people in El Carmen, we select students “One surprising take away was how much I enjoyed getting to continue their education at Colegio Santa Isabella Catholic to know the MC students,” says Escher. “As an alumnus, I am school in a neighboring town about 20 minutes away and then comforted by knowing that Marin Catholic possesses such a our students raise the money necessary to support their studies high caliber student body. They gained so much appreciation after they return home.” and maturity on their visits meeting local families, visiting senior homes, and an adult orphanage for people with disabilities. The After 8th grade in the local school in El Carmen, the options are growth over the course of the week was evident and inspiring.” slim and going to high school is not one of them. Most elect to work in a Chinese-owned textile factory. To learn more about the El Carmen Project or to support its efforts, contact Advancement and Alumni Director Bryan In its second year, Marin Catholic sent down 16 students, eight Clement at [email protected] or call 415-464-3841. whom returned for their second of three summers in El Carmen.

“The chance to teach was definitely the best part of the trip to me, even though it was hard to control more than 40 students in a classroom,” says student Lauren Sharps. “But the experience was great and it has made me consider being a teacher someday.”

32—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —33 Graduates & Alumni Parents - 2013

Baccalaureate Mass

This year’s Baccalaureate Mass took place at Mount Carmel Church the evening before graduation. This year’s Celebrant was Most Reverend Salvatore J. Cordileone, Archbishop of San Francisco. Co-Celebrants included the following: Reverend Tony LaTorre, Monsignor James T. Tarantino, Moderator A F K P of the Curia and Vicar for Administration for the Archdiocese of San Francisco; Monsignor Robert Sheeran, Marin Catholic; Reverend William Brown, St. Hilary; Reverend Patrick Michaels, Our Lady of Mount Carmel; Reverend Mark Ruberiano, St. Isabella; Father Lawrence Vadakkan, St. Patrick; Reverend Ngoan Van Phan, St. Raphael; Father Brian Costello, Most Holy Redeemer; Father Bill McCain, St. Finn Barr

Proud parents and smiling seniors gathered in prayer one last time with the Marin Catholic community. Also honored G at the Mass with the Monsignor Tarantino Teacher of the B L Q Year Award was Orin Carpenter, Visual Arts Teacher & Art Department Chair. Orin was selected by the graduating seniors to receive this award for his service, dedication and inspirationto his students in the art program.

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A. Jonathan Legnitto ‘08, Margo Legnitto ‘05, Joseph Legnitto ‘13 and Carol Ann Legnitto ‘81 B. Roland Cherbero ’80, Valerie Cherbero ’13, Nicholas Cherbero ’11, Yvette Cherbero C. Sandee McCready ’77, Taylor Dykman ’13 D. Dr. Fred Hass ’55, Miriam Percy Hass ’55, Olivia Hass ’13, Joe Hass ’81, Laura Hass ’11 E. Michelle Cutone Ficker ’81, Ryan Ficker ’13 F. Laura Bertolli ’80, Rachel Pendleton ’13 G. Audrey Meyer ’79, Alicia Meyer ’13 D I N H. Savannah Pasha ’13, George Pasha ’80, Cherylann Pasha ’10 I. Gabriella Aversa ’13, Salvatore Aversa ’13, Constantino Aversa ’80 J. Douglas MacLean ’78, Kendall MacLean ’13 K. Meg Costella ’13, Anthony Costella ’83 L. Jim Finn ’58, Sue Niederholzer Finn ’58, Peggy Semling ’84, Tusker Semling ’13 M. Andrew Karcher ’13, Mary Bonfilio Karcher ’77 N. Timothy Noonan ’77, Daniel Noonan ’13 O. Garrett Grialou ’82, Haley Grialou ’13, Nanci Grialou ’82 P. John Beritzhoff ’73, Jack Beritzhoff ’13 Q. Rob Halligan ’80 Kathleen Halligan ’13 R. Joseph King ’13, Maria Formichi-King ’81 E J O

34—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —35 Participating alumni were invited to a special alumni reception at Embassy Suites directly following the graduation ceremony. Alumni at Graduation & Reception At this reception, alumni had the opportunity to reconnect with faculty & staff, meet new additions and catch up with fellow MC alumni. A great time was had by all!

Alumni at Graduation is an annual tradition which invites Marin Catholic alumni to represent their class by walking at the Graduation Ceremony. This year, we had a record breaking number of alumni partici- pate in this special event. The majority of the alumni who represented their class at graduation are directly connected to a graduate from the Class of 2013. Alumni Procession at Graduation 2013 1951 Jean Regalia Prando 1954 Sally Neal Pola 1958 James Finn 1958 Susan Niederholzer Finn 1960 Sherry Jervis 1961 Marcia Jervis 1961 Andrea “Ray” Minutoli 1964 David Bonfilio 1964 Arline Thomas Lipfield 1965 Victor Bonfilio 1968 Arthur Goepp 1972 Theresa Coleman Dewees 1975 Thomas Egan 1975 Mark Koenig 1977 Lucia Aversa Della Santina 1977 Mary Bonfilio Karcher 1978 Kristen Flynn Estheimer 1978 Jeanine Nelder McNamara 1979 Fabio Aversa 1979 Ralph Della Santina 1979 Elisabeth Ward Wilmott 1980 Roland Cherbero 1980 George Pasha 1982 Nicholas Kunst 1982 Erin Finn Stypulkoski 1983 Lisa Rinaldi Boland 1983 Michael Boland 1984 Monica Costello Petrucela 1984 Kelly Puffer 1994 Angela Gargiulo Hadsell 1994 Gregory Hadsell 2000 Jeffrey Rice 2001 Anjelica Gazzano 2003 Steve Monahan 2004 Nicholas Goepp 2006 Joseph Della Santina 2008 Katelyn Conroy 2008 Paolo Della Santina 2009 Nicholas Padovese 2009 Gary McLean Jr. 2010 Thilini Chandrasekera Want to walk for your class in next year’s graduation? 2010 Danielle Moreno 2010 Caitlin Valtierra 2011 Nicholas Cherbero Please call the Alumni Office • 415-464-3841 2011 Kelsey Conroy 2011 Naomi Filipelli 2011 Sierra Perrella 2011 Kyle White 2012 Matthew Ryan 36—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —37 Congratulations to the Class of 2013! And this is where they are headed...

American University Creighton University Providence College University of Colorado, Boulder Arizona State University De Paul University Purdue University University of Denver Babson University Denison University Quinnipac University University of East Anglia Barry University Dominican University Regis University, Denver University of Idaho Baylor University Drexel University Rice University University of Indiana Benedictine University Duke University Richmond American International University of Kansas Berkelee College of Music Elon University Rider University University of Kentucky Boise State University Emerson College Roger Williams University University of Miami Boston College Endicott University Rutgers University University of Michigan Boston University Fairfield University Sacred Heart University University of Mississippi Bucknell University Fashion Institute of Design & Savannah College of Art and University of Montana California Lutheran University Merchandising Design University of Nevada, Reno California Maritime Academy Florida State University Scripps College University of New Hampshire California Polytechnic State Univ., Fordham University Seattle University University of Northern Colorado Pomona Fort Lewis College Sierra Nevada College University of Notre Dame California Polytechnic State Univ., George Washington Southern Methodist University University of Oregon San Luis Obispo Georgetown University Southwestern University University of Pennsylvania California State Univ., Gonzaga University St. Edward’s University University of Portland Channel Islands Holy Cross College St. John’s University University of Puget Sound California State Univ., Chico Holy Names University St. Joseph’s University University of Redlands California State Univ., Fresno James Madison University St. Mary’s College of California University of Rhode Island California State Univ., Fullerton Lehigh University Stevenson University University of San Francisco California State Univ., Humboldt Lewis & Clark College Syracuse University University of Scranton California State Univ., Monterey Bay Loyola Marymount University Tennessee State University University of Southern California California State Univ., Sacramento Loyola University, Chicago Texas A&M University University of St. Andrews California State Univ., San Diego Loyola University, New Orleans Trinity College of Dublin University of Tampa California State Univ., San Francisco Lynn University Tulane University University of Tennessee California State Univ., San Marcos Manchester Metro University Univ. of California at Berkeley University of Texas California State Univ., Sonoma Manhattanville University Univ. of California at Davis University of the Pacific Carroll College Marquette University Univ. of California at Irvine University of Warwick Chapman University National University of Singapore Univ. of California at Los Angeles University of Washington Claremont McKenna College New York University Univ. of California at Merced Washington and Jefferson Clemson University Northeastern University Univ. of California at Riverside Washington State University College of Wooster Northwestern University Univ. of California at San Diego Western New England Colorado State University Notre Dame de Namur University Univ. of California at Santa Barbara Whittier College Columbia College Oregon State University Univ. of California at Santa Cruz Yale University Columbia University Pennsylvania State University University of Alabama Cornell College Pomona College University of Arizona 38—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —39 Grandparents Day: We Count Our Blessings

On Tuesday, November 20, in a celebration of Thanksgiving, our community celebrated Mass with many of our grand- parents, a long-standing tradition at Marin Catholic. The unique and unparalleled love that exists between grand- parents and grandchildren was celebrated with over 300 visitors in attendance. The community gathered in the Freitas Memorial Gymnasium for a special Mass where Monsignor Sheeran reminded everyone of the key to happiness in life- gratitude. A native of New Jersey, Monsignor mentioned a friend whose home was nearly destroyed in Hurricane Sandy. Despite the ruin, his friend will be able to rebuild; bine that, along with his love of the Church, and shared this yet many things were lost—photos, personal items, and Honoring Frank and Lois Noonan with the community of Marin Catholic. They are a couple who more. Destruction and loss notwithstanding, Monsignor’s Lois and Frank Noonan have done so much for Marin Catholic will never forgot their Catholic roots. They are a classic model of friend indicated that they were luckier than most. Damaged over the years. But perhaps their finest gift to our community gratitude dedicated to helping the next generation.” homes and personal effects aside, everyone survived the is the example they set for all parents and grandparents in their dedication to their family through their presence at nearly storm—family and friends—reminding everyone not of their At this time of Thanksgiving, Marin Catholic is forever grateful for every special event, fundraiser, and athletic contest. They are so loss, but of what remains. the gift of Lois and Frank Noonan to our community. Although often the first ones to arrive and the last ones to leave, with Lois they have stepped up to support every aspect of our program, cheering and Frank busy shooting photographs of his family and Following Mass was a brunch reception in the Pope John it is the Noonans’ dedication to supporting students desiring a grandkids. Paul II student center. Marin Catholic is proud to host such Catholic education will perhaps have the greatest impact over an important event where we get to enjoy and celebrate, time. They are the most humble philanthropists the school has honor and remember all of the support that families and Perhaps former president Bishop Thomas A. Daly put it best: ever known. students have in their lives. As we reflect on the events in “Frank is a proud Sacred Heart grad who learned both gratitude Lois and Frank Noonan and Family pose together after enjoying a our lives and those around the globe, let us be thankful for and generosity during his childhood. He found a way to com- private family breakfast in the President’s Library prior to Mass. the important things in life—our family, our friends, our faith and countless other things in the world around us. Thank you to all who made this Grandparents Day a special day for our community. Create Your Own Place in

Top to bottom: Marin Catholic History • Susan Conroy, Patrick Conroy ’13, and Grandfather Don Conroy Paver specifications: • Shanna McCullough ‘16 and Grandmother • $250 per donor paver Barbara McCullough • Family or Donor Names ONLY • Stephen Gavney ‘13, Helen Brame and Grandson • Will be placed in the courtyard outside Zach Ugarte’16. the Pope John Paul II Student Center • Nicoletta Clausen ‘15 and Grandmother Gigi Usher • Class year welcome if applicable • NO quotations

Save the Date! Contact Jacqueline Leh’01 Mark your calendars for this year’s upcoming Grandparent’s Day on at 415-464-3843 to order Tuesday, November 26. your paver today.

40—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —41 Marin Catholic Sports — 2012 and 2013 Fall Highlights Men’s Water Polo MCAL and NCS Champions First NCS for boys in school his- tory, second NCS championship for an MCAL team in history (1999 MC girls) Football MCAL, NCS, NCS Academic, and Nor-Cal Champions State Runner-up Frosh/JV/Varsity MCAL record = 20-0 Second time in MCAL and Congratulations to the school history for all 3 teams to go undefeated (1987 MC). Following Wildcats! Wildcats moving on to collegiate competition. Winter Highlights Good luck in college! Back Row (left to right): Jared Goff - Football, University of California Men’s Basketball at Berkeley, Louis Le Merle - Rugby, University of California at Berkeley, MCAL Champions Henry Harmon - Rugby, University of California at Berkeley, Henry Women’s Basketball Baylor - Rugby, University of California at Berkeley, Tyler Shaver - Soccer, MCAL Champions University of California at San Diego, Thomas Carroll - Water Polo, Wrestling University of California at Berkeley You Will Be Missed…Ken Peralta- “Coach P” MCAL Champions: Andrew Front Row (left to right): Katherine Hill - Lacrosse, University of When Ken was hired 10 years ago by Marin Catholic as a head Cresalia & Anthony Kosinski California at Davis, Alyssa Devine - Soccer, Marquette University, football coach and freshman theology teacher----no one knew MCAL Most Outstanding Stephanie Martini - Soccer, University of Nevada, Reno what a great religion teacher we were getting. Along with that, Wrestler: Andrew Cresalia came a football coach who resurrected the football program. Signed Letters of Intent: Ken brought fun back into the program and a sense of respect Konrad Altvater –University of California at San Diego – Crew that had been lost. In a short period of time, MC was once Nick Calcaterra – San Francisco State – Basketball again the class of the league and area. He lead us to our first Thomas Carroll – University of California at Berkeley – Water Polo Spring Highlights state championship playoffs, just a few short years ago. We Patrick Conroy – University of Nevada, Reno – Basketball Alyssa will all miss Coach P and he will not be fogotten. Good luck at Men’s Lacrosse Devine – Marquette – Soccer Sacred Heart! 2nd place in NCS Jared Goff – University of California at Berkeley – Football Mountain Biking Gunnar Graham – University of Colorado at Boulder – Football 3rd place in State Katherine Hill – UC Davis – Lacrosse Senior Devlin Sevy has qualified for the Junior Taylor Smith: State Champion Nicole Love – Boston University – Crew Stephanie Martini – University Olympics in the discus. Sevy finished second in the two years in a row of Nevada, Reno – Soccer discus during the MCAL championship meet this Women’s Soccer past spring for Marin Catholic. MCAL Regular Season NCAA Verbal Commitment: Chris Moreno – Puget Sound – Baseball Champions Tyler Shaver – University of California at San Diego – Soccer NCS Champions Women’s Lacrosse Non-NCAA Verbal Commitment: MCAL Champions Henry Baylor – University of California at Berkeley – Rugby Men’s Swimming Henry Harmon – University of California at Berkeley – Rugby Thomas Carroll set MC record to Anthony Kosinski – University of California at Berkeley – Rugby win the MCAL in the 200 IM Louis Le Merle – University of California at Berkeley – Rugby Women’s Swimming at Berkeley 200 and 400 MCAL relay cham- pions Cali Rauker 200 Freestyle, 100 Backstroke MCAL champion

42—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —43 “What are we gonna call ourselves?” was undoubtedly a hot Original Marin item of discussion during those hectic get-ready days. Young Alumni Returned for

Catholic Wildcat “San Rafael High School athletes were the Bulldogs, and Tamalpais High were known as The Indians in those days,” First Annual Alumni College Cookout Finds Its Way recalls Clahan. “And I don’t remember St. Anselm’s ever having a The first annual college-cookout took place during the Powderpuff game at Marin Catholic on May 29. The Junior and Senior girls mascot, though there must have been one.” (Note: the relatively compete in a flag football competition. Our young college graduates home for the summer were invited for a BBQ and opportunity Home! small high school part of St. Anselm’s School in San Anselmo to catch up with friends and teachers. This new event is targeted to our college-aged alumni who we wish to keep connected but are closed its doors when MC opened in 1949). “All I know,” not yet able to take advantage of our 21+ Homecoming activities. This event is, of course, open to alumni of all ages and we hope to By Hank Sandbach continues Clahan, “is that my father and some of his colleagues see you next year! Talk about a Homecoming. at MC settled on The Wildcats, and he asked my mother to create a depiction of one that he and others at the school could This one has it all. use on printed game programs, sweaters and jackets, and so on. She came up with one, it did its job, and then it promptly A revered Marin Catholic icon… absent from the campus for disappeared amongst Clahan family treasures.” some 50 years… suddenly reappears at our doorstep… and reveals to us an important aspect of MC history long shrouded “I’ve thought many times over the years about that first MC in mystery. Wildcat my mother designed,” says Clahan, “but I could never find it. I like to think its turning up now—and its return to the It all started with a recent phone call from Jim Clahan (star school—has something to do with current plans for renovating athlete MC ’54) to his pal Hank Sandbach (MC ’56). our fabled athletic complex, where my father once coached football and I later scored touchdowns.” “Hank,” says Jim. “I’ve got something here that I think our friends at Marin Catholic might like to have. And I think you are the Jim Clahan went on from scoring touchdowns at MC to a right guy to carry this football back to them.” 40-year career teaching—and coaching—at Tomales High School. Last August he was honored as “Coach of the Year” by “OK, Jim,” says Hank. “You’ve got my attention.” some 400 attendees at the First Annual Kickoff Classic benefiting the Tomales High Thereupon, Jimmy Clahan, halfback on some of MC’s School Football Team. Jim and Left to right: earliest and most successful football squads—and son of his wife Steph live in the Kevin Fitzpatrick ’12, Marin Catholic’s first football coach, John Clahan, for whom countryside west of Petaluma. Aaron Stone ’12, Clahan Field is named—proceeds with his story on how his Nick George ’12, mother, Katherine Clahan, played a pivotal role in the creation Thanks to Jim Clahan, the Bryan Clement ’97, of the original Marin Catholic Wildcat. Director of Advancement original and venerable Marin and Alumni Catholic Wildcat has come Marin Catholic first opened its doors in the fall of 1949. The home to stay, soon to be Spring and Summer of that year were enormously busy as MC’s taking up residence in a place new Administration and Faculty team wrestled with academic of honor along the great wall issues large and small. Then, too, there was another weighty in the main entrance to the and important non-scholastic matter that needed resolution. Freitas Memorial Gymnasium. Alumni Give Back In Honor of Dick Barteau Dinner for 6 Once again, Tino Aversa ’80 graciously opened the doors of The late Dick Barteau was a fixture in the Marin Catholic community and athletic department. La Ginestra Restaurant, Mill Valley, to host Marin Catholic teachers, current students, and Alumni to a special dinner. This dinner, originally His positive attitude, care, attention, and humor left fond memories in the hearts of the athletes called ‘Dinner for Six’, is simply a time to connect members of the and students he encountered. Marin Catholic community through conversation and great food. For Marin Catholic, this dinner is an intimate way to invite Alumni A strong group of young Alumni, organized this year by Conor Pritchard ‘00 and to remember what Marin Catholic meant in their life and to inspire Mike McGarry ‘00, donated in Dick’s honor to the Marin Catholic general scholarship fund. young students to stay connected to their Alma Mater. The upcoming game, which takes place on Friday November 29, will be the ninth year of a growing post-Thanksgiving Friday flag football tradition. From left to right: Sister Mary Edmund (English Teacher), Orin Carpenter (Art Teacher), Lauren Monahan ‘13, Salvatore Tarantino ’13, Chris Roeder ’89, Tino Aversa ’80, Shelly Harman Giramonti ’85, Marin Catholic thanks those who attended, played, contributed, and celebrated on that day! Roberto Giramonti ’85, Sister Miriam (Science Teacher)

44—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —45 On Saturday, November 3, 2012, over 400 parents, past parents, alumni and friends joined forces to raise nearly $80,000 for our student programs at Marin Catholic. Using flower power and sixties-inspired décor, the vibe in the Pope John Paul II Student Center was absolutely Saturdaygroovy. Bay Area chefs provided the fabulous fare and hipsters danced the night away to Shannon Ryder and the All-Stars. Be sure to put Saturday, November 2, 2013 on your calendars for this year’s wine country themed Gala. You won’t want to miss this wonderful, annual event!

GRAND SPONSORS NovemberFINE CUISINE AND BEVERAGE DONORS Lori (Lucia) Collins3 ’73 and Bill Collins Anonymous Cuisine and BocaCocktails Steak & Seafood and Bocafrom Pizzeria Fabulous BaySusan and Area Keith Conroy Chefs Shannon and Bob Alten Anchor Steam Brewing, Christine and Keith Greggor Coppola Winery Carolyn and John Biasotti Boca Steak & Seafood and Boca Pizzeria, Shah Bahreyni Nancy and Glen Dowling Helen Brame and VintnersBuckeye Roadhouse and Bungalow 44, Peter Schumacher Bal and Terri Dreyfus Wendy and Rich Calcaterra Café Arrivederci, Pedro Ulloa and Carlo Scatena Michelle and Mark Ficker Joan and Herb Foedisch ’72 • Chance to Win Deer6 Spectacular Park Villa, Debbie Ghiringhelli Ra e Items Joy and Anthony Geraldi Jane and Dr. Louis Geissberger • $85 per Person;Emporio $20 Rulli, per Jeannie Ra and Gary e Rulli Ticket or 7/$100 Linda Ghilotti ’69 Lisa and Mike Grinnell Epicurean Group Nancy and Richard Ghilotti Kimberley and Mark Harmon • 6-10pm in the PopeHanna’s Italian John Mediterranean Paul Restaurant, II Student Hanna Anki Center Suzanne and Dave Gooder Marcia Jervis ’61 Hog Island Oyster Company Lynn and Kevin Gray Mia Mitchel and Jeff Ludlow Il Fornaio, The Hislop Family Christine and Keith Greggor Lois and Frank Noonan Special thanks to theInsalata’s, Wolf HeidiFamily, Krahling our lead sponsor, and the Patrakis/RiceHalleck Vineyards Family, our bar sponsor! Elyse and George Pasha ’80 La Ginestra, The Aversa Family Kimberley and Mark Harmon Laura and David Perry For questions or information:La Toscana, Laura Mori Jacqueline Riella Leh ’01 at (415) 464-3843Limerick Lane orCellars [email protected] Debra and Bob Ryker Lucca Delicatessen, Linda Fioretti Matson Navigation Laura and Greg Suski Marin Brewing Company, Brendan Moylan Chris and Rick Miller Darcy and Don Tarantino Marinitas, Heidi Krahling and Patrick and Rachel Coll Cheryl and John Newell Marin Joe’s, Ralph and Lucia Della Santina Nothing Bundt Cakes LEAD SPONSOR Moylan’s Brewery & Restaurant, Brendan Moylan Tracy and John Novick The Wolf Family Nothing Bundt Cakes, Nick Puliz Diane Ghilotti Ongaro Pt. Reyes Farmstead Cheese, Lynn Giacomini Stray Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rich BAR SPONSOR Robert Meyer’s Mangia/Nosh Catering Company Risto Bar – The Rulli Family The Rice/Patrakis Family Servino Ristorante, Natale Servino Sam’s Anchor Cafe Left to right, Treasury Wine Estates, Mark & Lynn Merrion San Rafael Joe’s First Row: Third Row: PLATINUM TABLE SPONSOR V. Sattui Winery Servino Ristorante Corrine and Victor Rice W.H. Smith Wines, Napa Valley W.H. Smith Wines, Napa Valley • Cathy Lenz, David Starkey, James Sell, Sandy Starkey, and Bob Lenz • Current parents Greg and Laura Suski The Drumm Foundation/Mr. Philip Hudner Wine Appellations, Ltd./Noble Grape Wines, The Romano Family Susan and Paul Tewhill • Jeannie Rulli, of Emporio Rulli, and Lucia Della Santina ’77, of La Ginestra • Mary Bonfilio Karcher ’77, current parents Kathy Ryan and Elena Vince Julie and Dan White • Linda Ghilotti ’69, Dick Ghilotti ’64, and Lori Holmgner • Terri Geck, President Tim Navone, Dr. Kathy Waller, Duane Geck, current member of the GOLD TABLE SPONSOR AUCTION AND DRAWING PRIZE DONORS Board of Regents Hank Holland Anchor Steam Brewery Fourth Row: Sally and Brad LaPoint Auberge Resorts SPECIAL THANKS Second Row: Marsha and Andrew August H&H Printing, Bill Hurley • Board of Regents Member Bob Basso, former Board of Regents Member, Francis Mullen, and • Former MCPA President Susan Conroy with daughter Katelyn Conroy ’08 DÉCOR AND RENTALS Kathleen and John Belzer Marin Catholic Faculty and Staff Volunteers current Board of Regents Member, Jack Boland ’74 • Current parents Nannette and James Quigley Hartmann Studios, The Guelfi Family Boca Steak & Seafood and Boca Pizzeria Marin Sanitary Service – Garbarino Family • Current parents Joan and Herb Foedisch’72 and past parents Laurie Monardo Bruschera ’83 and • Current parent Tony Grotjahn and Dawn Broulliette with parents Nick Patrakis and Brick N Bottle MP Cleaning Service - Mario Pacheco Sandy Warren, Vic and Corrinne Rice, and Lynn and Gary McLean Buckeye Roadhouse All Wonderful Event Volunteers Jim Bruschera ’79 The Bugatto Family – The Inn at the Tides • Current Board of Regents Member Don Tarantino and Darcy Tarantino with Jim and Ave Seltan, Café Arrivederci and Director of Advancement and Alumni Bryan Clement

46—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN CATHOLIC —47 Sophia Coyne ’97 is a bay area hair and Your Story Is Our Story make-up artist for special events, including As the Marin Catholic alumni network continues to grow each year, we enjoy hearing bridal, print, and film. She started her own business in 2008, Painted Ladies what the next step is for our alumni. Our alumni are doing great things all around the (www.paintedladies.org). world. They take pieces of what they learn at Marin Catholic and use it to follow their passions and make a difference in our world and come back to share it with us. We are Mark Jaeger ’97 ceramic artist and current one big community made up of thousands of people who know the true meaning of this MC ceramics teacher, had his work featured in the National Ceramics Exhibition in Sacramento. special community. Because of this, your story is also our story. To submit a Class Note, They used his stunning sculpture for the cover e-mail Bryan Clement at [email protected]. of the their May online publication.

had! Mel Phillips-Ratto, Tom Cooney, Lynne Class 1970’s Noonan Cowperthwaite, Susan Boessenecker 1990’s The Class of 1978 celebrated a casual 35th Wernick, and Gayle Swanson Hanna and Few people know that Dan Munoz ‘96 reunion at Tom and Dorothy Cooney’s home Kristen Flynn Estheimer and Set Up / Support is the only athlete in MC history to win a on July 27. In the words of Dougie Mac, aka Crew Jim Louderback, Johnny Clifford and Alex North Coast Section (NCS) Championship in Doug MacLean, “The class of 1978 was so Darn Beritzhoff. three sports (football, basketball, baseball). Notes Cool. We all got along. We all took care of each Even fewer know that he has been the other. We didn’t have any cliques. We liked Below: Pat Connelly, Chris Baumsteiger, Marin Catholic quarterbacks coach for ten and loved each other whether we had things John Wise, Sara Sweeney, Anne Finne, Johnny years. The current men’s varsity football in common like sports or clubs or whatever. Clifford, Tommy Cooney, Jon Pelleriti, Frank team would not be the same without the Didn’t matter. We were made up of team Rollins, Mitch Ongaro, Buzz Halsing, Annette tradition and influence of the past. With players and played as a TEAM, no matter what. Lindeman, Pete Turrini, Paula Carbone, Sandy two state championship appearances and Greatest times of our lives!!!” Mangione, Mark Cutone, Becky Arnett, Erin two quarterbacks committing to major Nicole Freeman Womack ’98 Munger, Gayle Swanson, Susan Boessenecker, Pac 12 programs at Cal (Goff) and Oregon now holds the position of Barbara Mello, Paula Sherman, Kristen Flynn, The Marin Catholic Advancement office wants (Mahalak), Munoz is the real deal. Having Director of Team Marketing & Fran Mangione, Lynne Noonan, Alex Beritzhoff, to thank the reunion team, without their played, and started, his final two years at Business Operations for the NBA Melodie Phillips Southern Oregon as wide receiver, he knows efforts the good times would not have been in New York. the game. Former MC quarterback, Chris Tewhill ’12 had this to say about Munoz, “It was great to hear his tips and perspective. Family update: Cook Clan – Jessica Cook Baker ’98 and husband, Stephen . . he knows what it’s like to be a player Baker, welcomed daughter Hadley Megan Baker 11/8/12 in Los Angeles, CA. on the field. That helps.” Munoz praises 7lbs, 9 oz and 20.5 inches long. the students’ high football IQ, coachability, and desire to get better every year for the success over the years. Current Oregon bound MC quarterback Morgan Mahalak ’14 commented, “He brings a definite calmness to our team. He always reminds us that while we do hold lots of responsibility with a lot on the line, we are just kids play- ing football and that we need to enjoy ourselves both on and off the field. Coach Munoz is a huge asset to our team and its develop- ment. There is no way I’d be in the position I’m in if it weren’t for him.” When asked why he coaches, Munoz Jess Craven ’99 was nominated for another Emmy. Craven, a Co-founder of simply said, “I love Marin Catholic, the sport NoKaOi Lifestyle LLC (http://www.nokaoilifestyle.com), was nominated for an of football, and the kids.” We couldn’t have Emmy® Award by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. said it better ourselves, Coach. GO CATS!

48—MARIN Catholic FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN Catholic —49 chase his dream. Prior to studying medicine, Stevie Johnson ’10 (H) enjoyed a round of golf 2000’s Serebrakian was a two time team captain, had with Steph Curry at the Meadow Club. Upcoming Jaclyn Cook Condo ’00 (A) and Jonathan four top ten NCAA finishes, and was an All- Wade Condo were married June 9, 2012 at Academic Ski Team member in his time at the Dani Quinones ’10 (I) attends Whittier College St. Stephen’s Church in Belvedere. They are University of Colorado. Follow his road to the where she is also captain of their basketball Reunions currently residing in Danville, California. Olympics at www.armanserebrakian.com team! The 5’ 3” MC grad was the only Lady Poet Class of 2003 to start every game, logged the most minutes 10-Year Reunion Julie Cook Donohoe ’01(B) and Kevin Patrick Zach Prieston ’06 threw the opening pitch of playing time, lead the team in steals, and was Date: November 29, 2013 A F Contact: Dan Pera Donohoe were married on St. Patrick’s Day, for the Giants Game on July 24, 2013. “It was second in assists and free throw percentage. [email protected] March 17, 2012 at Old St. Mary’s Cathedral by an unforgettable experience, every fan’s dream One of Dani’s new duties is hosting all recruits Bishop Daly. to stand on the mound of their favorite team who come to campus. Class of 1973 and throw out the first ceremonial pitch. It was 40-Year Reunion truly blessed to have had that opportunity and Keith Pence ’10, (J) former ASB president, Date: TBD Trina Perotti Hefter ‘01(C) married David Contact: Dave Drews will forever remember that moment standing Hefter on June 22, 2013, in San Francisco. is studying in Australia for the semester and [email protected] Trina is still working as a math teacher and on the mound. will finish his degree from NYU in Journalism Varsity Field Hockey coach at MC and enjoying Activism upon his return. This past summer he Past Reunions: life as a newlywed. Joey Della Santina ’06 (F) with President Tim traveled in Paris. Several classes celebrated Reunions and reunited with their classmates for Navone at the Opening Day of Joey’s photog- reminiscing and good times. The following Jenny Jack ’01(D) married Brian Peters (San raphy exhibit at the Tiburon Belvedere Library Ali Thomason ’12 earned ACWPC All- Reunions took place this year. For updates Marin ‘01) on July 13, 2013 at Our Lady of in December 2012. Academic honor (3.41-3.70 GPA) in her first year check the Alumni newsletters and alumni B G website. Perpetual Help Catholic Church in Calistoga, playing water polo as Michigan Wolverine. with a reception following at Mayacama Golf Roxanne Civarello ’06 has recently taken Class of 1978 Club. Jenny and Brian live in San Francisco. the position as Director of Communications at Anna Dellaria ’13 was accepted to and is 35-Year Reunion Brian is a CPA working at A&C Ventures in Marin Catholic. planning on attending the Popular Music July 27 Sonoma, and Jenny, inspired by Tom Lippi and program at USC’s Thornton School of Music. At Class of 1963 Thomas Thompson, is a high school English Olivia Burr ’09 a recent graduate of the 2009 Grammy Awards, faculty and alumni 50-Year Reunion teacher at Saint Mary’s College High School in University of Oregon with a degree in Art, will won 6 awards. Of an estimated 6,000 total September 6-8 Berkeley. be interning in the Marin Catholic Art depart- applicants 25 were selected. And of those 25 Class of 1993 ment helping in both Ceramics and Visual Arts only 2 female vocalists were accepted, one of 20-Year Reunion Kahlil Bell ’05 was signed by the New York department. Welcome back, Olivia! those being Anna. September 14 Jets in August of 2013. After originally being C drafted by the Jets, Bell was signed by the Carmen Eggert ’09 (G) has been invited to Jared Goff ’13 was named the starting H Class of 1988 join the U.S. national team and quite possibly 25-Year Reunion Chicago Bears, where he played his first 3 NFL quarterback for the Cal Bears’ 2013-2014 season. September 28 seasons. Bell’s Chicago jersey now hangs in could land a spot in the starting lineup for Beating out two other QBs for the starting posi- MC’s Athletics Hall of Fame. the USA squad in the 2016 Olympic Games. “I tion, Goff will be the first true freshman to start Class of 1983 kind of dropped out of the national scene for a for the bears in 14 seasons. Goff’s high school 30-Year Reunion October 5 Sara Soulier-Craves ’05 works as the while because I think I was a bit of a question numbers in three seasons of varsity football are Communications Coordinator at Green mark to them,” said Eggert, who became only as follows: 7,687 yards passing, 93 touchdowns, For more information on Class Reunions School Bali on their new Global Team. Green the second player in the history of UC Davis 18 interceptions, and a 39-4 career record. and Alumni Events, please contact School Bali was awarded the Greenest School to score 80 goals in a season. “But I am going Bryan Clement, Director of Advancement to show them everything I have and give 100 and Alumni at 415.464.3841 or on Earth last year by the US Green Building Tyler Shaver ’13 was awarded a $2,000 [email protected]. Council (USGBC). Green School Bali (www. percent and be confident in my ability when I scholarship from the Novato Republican greenschool.org) is an international school, go down there.” Women, Federated. The award was based on D I Be on the lookout for local which caters to kids aged 3 years old up scholastic and extracurricular accomplishments, Alumni happy hours this year! through grade 12. Along with learning all the Danni Cruse ’10 is a junior at Texas Christian and an essay addressing the topic: “Explain the traditional academics the school has a strong University and is president of the equestrian terms ‘deficit’ and ‘debt’ as they are related to focus on sustainability and being green. The Polo Club there. She has played polo most of government spending.” Shaver is attending school is set in the middle of the jungle, built her life, and one of the reasons she wanted to UC San Diego and will be playing on their completely out of bamboo and other recycled attend TCU was because polo is a club sport soccer team. materials. The children take care of the sur- there. Unfortunately, her freshman year, they lost rounding organic gardens and animals. their polo facility, coach and horses all in one swoop. She has spent the better part of the last Connect with Us Arman Serebrakian ’05 (E) looks to repre- year rebuilding the club, including finding a new Looking for a way to connect? “Like” sent Armenia in the winter Olympics. A dual coach, new home club, new horses, new players, Marin Catholic Alumni on Facebook and citizen, Serebrakian is currently a medical stu- etc. She has been very successful, and they just follow us on Twitter @marincatholic dent at Temple University School of Medicine. played their first tournament game this season E J He will be taking a break from his studies to against Texas Tech, and beat them 9-2. 50—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN Catholic —51 President’s nnual Report 2012-2013

Dinner Table of Contents Alumni Giving...... 62-65 Marin Catholic recognizes its Capital Giving...... 54 Business/Corporate Foundations...... 65 generous President’s Club Level Annual Fund Matching Gift Companies...... 65 benefactors, who contribute Founder’s Circle...... 54 Organizations...... 65 $5,500 and more, annually at Scholarship Donations...... 66-67 the President’s Dinner held Cornerstone Club...... 54 at the Buckeye Roadhouse President’s Circle...... 54 Grand Sponsors...... 68 Restaurant in Mill Valley. To Principal’s Circle...... 54-55 Event Sponsors...... 68-71 learn more about becoming a Other Restricted Gifts...... 72-77 member of the President’s Club, Blue and White Club...... 56-57 please contact Advancement MC Club...... 57 Gift In-Kind Donors...... 77-78 and Alumni Director Wildcat Fan Club...... 58-60 Memorial/Special Intention/Tribute Gifts Bryan Clement at All Donor Categories...... 60 In Honor Of...... 78-79 [email protected] Donors...... 79 or 415-464-3841. Grandparents/Special Relatives...... 61

Top: • Shannon Alten • Monsignor Robert Sheeran, Director of Mission and Ministry • Helen Brame and Michele Ugarte

Middle: • Don and Darcy Tarantino • Lisa and Mike Grinnell

Bottom: Dr. Kathy Waller President Tim Navone Susan Gilardi and Dennis Gilardi ’65

52—MARIN CATHOLIC FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARINMARIN CATHOLIC —53—51 nnual Report 2012-2013 Gifts given from July 1, 2012-June 30, 2013

Capital Giving 2012 President’s Circle - Mr. and Mrs. Brad LaPoint Mr. Andrew Noerr Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Thomson (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013) ($5,500 - $9,999 ) The Larry L. Hillblom Foundation, Inc. Ms. Jennie Halvorsen Noerr Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ugarte Mr. and Mrs. John Beritzhoff Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alten Mr. Matthew Le Merle and Mrs. Alison Davis Mr. John Noerr Mrs. Carol Ann Vallely Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bullian Mr. and Mrs. Richard Calcaterra Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Malet Mr. Peter Noerr Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Viets Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Doar, III Mr. and Mrs. Keith Greggor Mr. Richard Mallery Mr. and Mrs. John O’Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ward Mr. and Mrs. Dante Ghilotti Dr. and Mrs. Michael Hill Mr. and Mrs. David McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Page Mr. and Mrs. John Welisch Mrs. Eva Ghilotti Ms. Marcia Jervis Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCarthy Mrs. Joann Powers Mr. and Mrs. Dan White Ms. Linda Ghilotti Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCullough Mr. Caeser Lagleva and Mrs. Elizabeth Prior Mr. and Mrs. Robin Williams Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ghilotti Mr. and Mrs. Rory Little Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGowan Mr. Kelly Rodriques and Mrs. Lynda Lucero Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ghilotti Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Meyers Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Mr. Frank Ruderman and Ghilotti Construction Company Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Monahan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miller Mrs. Elizabeth Blickman-Ruderman Ghilotti Brothers, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Morrison Mr. Michael Moir and Mrs. Sara McMillen Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rulli The Mario Ghilotti Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George Pasha, IV Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Moss Mr. and Mrs. William Ryder Mr. and Mrs. George Grandemange Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Walker Mr. and Mrs. Don Mungai Mr. and Mrs. Jim Seltsam Ms. Diane Grialou Mr. Robert Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Andre Shashaty Dr. and Mrs. Dallas Hickle Principal’s Circle - Mrs. Anne Marie Perry-Murray Mr. and Mrs. Steve Spiesberger Mr. Hank Holland ($2,500 - $5,499) Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Narcomey Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Suski Mr. and Mrs. John J. Loftus Mr. and Mrs. Rick Barry Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Nash Mr. Michael Theriault and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mirsky Mr. and Mrs. William Barton Mr. and Mrs. John Newell Mrs. Colleen McDonald Dr. Mary Mockus, M.D. Mrs. Nada Barulich Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noonan Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Basso Mr. and Mrs. George Pasha, IV Mr. David Baylor and Mrs. Terry Helmer Mr. Vincent Pelleriti Mr. and Mrs. John Biasotti Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Pomilia, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Boginsky Mr. James Smyk and Mrs. Kathleen Cole-Smyk Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boland Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Steven Vanni Mr. and Mrs. Dan Buckstaff Mr. and Mrs. William White Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cawley Mr. and Mrs. Mark Converse Annual Fund 2012 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cooney (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013) Mr. and Mrs. William Croteau Mr. and Mrs. Peter Donnici Founder’s Circle - Mr. and Mrs. Philip Downs ($25,000 and Above ) Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ficker Mr. Fred Craves Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Foedisch Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gilardi Mr. and Mrs. David Friend Mr. Hank Holland Mr. and Mrs. Thibault Fulconis Mrs. Barbara McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galuszka Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noonan Mr. and Mrs. John Gamblin Mr. Edward Gaston and Mrs. Lori Zager Cornerstone Club - Mr. Chris Gernhard and Dr. Serena Mraz, M.D. ($10,000 - 24,999) Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Giuliano Mr. and Mrs. Terry Inscoe Mr. and Mrs. David Gooder Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Kostelni Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Graham Ms. Janet Kripal Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Grialou Mr. and Mrs. Khateeb Lateef Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guerin Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lateef Mr. and Mrs. Mark Harmon Ms. Joyce Lipps Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hartwig Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Pomilia, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heffernan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Perry Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hill Mr. and Mrs. Darin Snyder Mr. Mark Joyce and Mrs. Gail Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. John Watkins Mr. and Mrs. John Kieckhefer

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Blue and White Club - Mr. and Mrs. Roland Cherbero Mr. and Mrs. Dell Furano Mr. Peter A. Kleinbrodt and Mrs. Beverly Wood Mr. and Mrs. Gary McLean Mr. Robert Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Jay Geraci Mr. and Mrs. Dung Phan ($1,000 - $2,499 ) Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chiarolla Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gavney Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koch Dr. Mark Michna, D.D.S. Reverend John J. Ward Ms. Robin Gerrity Mr. James R. Pitto Mr. and Mrs. Mikhail G. Afendikova Mr. and Mrs. John Chuday Mr. and Mrs. Tony George Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Koorhan Mr. and Mrs. Gorm Mikkelsen Mr. John I. Wight and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Gobar Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Pomilia, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Altvater Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chuljian Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ghilotti Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Koslosky Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Miller Mrs. Kimberly L. Reinking Wight Mr. and Mrs. William Gogas Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Portale Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Tony Citarrella Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gill Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Kristoff Mr. and Mrs. Cory Modersohn Mr. Bruce Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gold Dr. and Mrs. Steve Purcell, M.D. Mr. Ed Apodaca and Mrs. Lisa Berghout Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cliff Ms. Suzanne Gilley Dr. Michael and Dr. Grace Kwok Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mollison Mrs. Devon Fordyce-Wilson Dr. Rosemarie Goldstein, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. James Raccanello Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ash Mr. and Mrs. David Coduto Mr. and Mrs. Saul Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lange Mr. Michael Morgan and Mrs. Debra Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ramos Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Astle Mr. Richard Cohn and Mrs. Anne Wilson Mr. and Mrs. William Graustein Mr. and Mrs. James Lazor Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morris Mr. Lou Wirth and Mrs. Debora Kristofferson Mr. Adrian Gordon and Mrs. Lynn Reid Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rayburn Mr. and Mrs. Masoud Attar Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coll Mr. and Mrs. Mike Grinnell Mr. John Lazzaretto and Mrs. Erin Ackenheil Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Moss Mr. George Yioulos Mr. and Mrs. William Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rosenbach Mr. Michael Balok Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook Mr. Tony Grotjahn Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Leavitt Mr. Scott Mroz and Mrs. Claudia Held Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fritz Zimmer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gunther Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Sabadell Mr. and Mrs. Mark Belgarde Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Haller Mr. Douglas Lee and Mrs. Susan Gahry Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Murray Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zimmerman Mr. Rick Haenggi Mr. and Mrs. Kal Salama Dr. and Mrs. John Belzer, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Dandridge Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Hass, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Limpert Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Naro Mr. and Mrs. Massoud Zohadi Mr. and Mrs. James Hallmark Mrs. Laura Saunders Abramson Mr. Richard Boyce and Mrs. Brenda Cantu Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Diener Mr. and Mrs. Brian Henry Mr. and Mrs. Kent Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Neal Mr. and Mrs. John Hanley Mr. Vitaliy Selivanov and Mrs. Irina Shurinova Mr. and Mrs. Mark Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hooper Mr. and Mrs. John Liviakis Mr. and Mrs. John Novick Marin Catholic Club - Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hass Mr. and Mrs. M. Reza Shahabedin Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Bozin Mr. and Mrs. Craig Dykman Mrs. and Mrs. James Horan Ms. Lena Longo Mr. and Mrs. Gregory O’Donnell ($500 - $999 ) Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Healy Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shanahan Mr. Phil Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Elliott Mr. Roy Howell and Mrs. Nina Kwan Mr. Kevin Lorne and Ms. Heidi Watson Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ongaro Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ambrosini Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hill Ms. Susan Simpkin Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brito Mr. and Mrs. Richard Epidendio Dr. and Mrs. Yngvar Hvistendahl Mr. and Mrs. David Love Mr. Tom Oprendek and Mrs. Elizabeth Krauth Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Anderson Ms. Lauren Hinton Mr. and Mrs. Steven Sinnett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Browne Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Evans Ms. Vicki Ihnken Mr. Jeff Ludlow and Mrs. Mia Mitchel Ludlow Mr. and Mrs. Bret Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Tony Anello Mr. Matthew Hymel and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Buchanan, III Mr. and Mrs. Eckhard Evers Mr. and Mrs. John Jakiemiec Ms. Deborah Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Rekh Pareek Mr. and Mrs. Constantino Aversa Mrs. Dara Ferra Hymel Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Barry Bugatto, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Farber Mr. and Mrs. Andy Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maher Mr. and Mrs. Peter Parent Dr. and Mrs. Robert Aycock, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. James Ingrassia Mrs. Kathryn Soter Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bullian Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Feeney Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan Mr. John Mathews and Dr. Lisa Mathews Mr. and Mrs. Fred Paulenich Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Barnet Mr. and Mrs. David Jones Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Burkhard Mr. Louis Fenn Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Keegan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Pedlar Mr. and Mrs. Gary Barrett Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Kosinski Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Strazulo Mr. and Mrs. Jay Burnham Mr. Mark Fernandez Ms. Paula Leland Kent Ms. Sandee McCready Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Pelfini Mr. Joe Barrientos and Mrs. Ingrid Palencia Mr. Thomas Kunst and Ms. Eileen Sullivan Mr. Thomas Byrnes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Freccero Mr. Steven Killpack and Mrs. Maureen Daly Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McCullough Dr. Thomas Poksay Mr. Jeffrey Bartfeld and Mrs. Suzanne Larson Mrs. Anriette Brissaud-Kunst Mr. and Mrs. John Thomason Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cairns Mr. Jeff Johnson and Mrs. Terrie Freni-Johnson Ms. Kimberly King Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Adam Politzer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beck Mr. and Mrs. Scot Lance Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Presti Mr. Richard Beckman and Mrs. Leslie Bee Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Lang, Jr. Mr. Kevin Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rabbitt Mr. and Mrs. Mike Blatt Ms. Jae Eun Lee Mr. and Mrs. Michael Van Metre Mr. and Mrs. David Ranghiasci Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lenz Mr. Jeffrey Vanderheym and Mrs. Brigitte Faas Mr. and Mrs. Lance Ratto Mr. and Mrs. San Y. Bon Mr. Ken Lippi and Mrs. Leanne Barsotti Mr. and Mrs. Tony Vince Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riedel Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boro Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lippstreu Mr. Steve Gorski and Mrs. Mary Walsh-Gorski Ms. Madeline Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lombardi, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ward Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Roth Mr. and Mrs. Brent Buckles Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Long Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wardenburg Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Rowell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Callahan Ms. Nancy Longo Slattery Mr. and Mrs. James Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Rudder Mr. and Mrs. Chris Campagna Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MacLean Mr. and Mrs. David Whiteside Mr. Jeffrey Schwager and Mrs. Barbara Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Raul Celis Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Magnuson Mr. and Mrs. Colin Wilmott Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Sebahar Mr. and Mrs. George Choy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Martino Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sell Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Connaughton Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mason Mr. and Mrs. Rick Winter Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Sharps Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Crivello Ms. Marilyn Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dal Porto Mr. and Mrs. Glen McCord Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wright Mr. Robert Smith and Mr. Charles Christensen and Mr. and Mrs. Sean McHugh Mrs. Mary Grace Elizondo Mrs. Donna de Surville Mr. and Mrs. Kieran McKeogh Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Spurr Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Degnan Mr. and Mrs. James McMullen Mr. and Mrs. David Starkey Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Devine Mr. and Mrs. Mark Merrion Mr. Andrew Y. Starr Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Dickman Mr. Francis Meynard and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Stiteler Mr. and Mrs. Blake Dilsworth Mrs. Dominique Jeffroy-Meynard Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dobbas Mr. and Mrs. Ulf Moren Mr. Chal Sulprizio and Mrs. Lisa Zhi Li Mr. Kenneth Downs Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terheyden Mr. and Mrs. Greg Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Louis Napoli Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Branton Dreyfus Mr. Tim Navone and Dr. Kathy Waller Mr. and Mrs. Steve Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farrell Mr. Paul Neilan Mr. and Mrs. Jack Valinoti Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gale Mr. and Mrs. Scott Norman Mrs. Margaret Walker Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garbarino Mr. Stephen J. Pelleriti

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Wildcat Club - Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Cincebeaux Mr. Gregory King and Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Karcher Mr. Frank McElhinney Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mullin Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Peterson Ms. Carolyn Robello (up to $499 ) Ms. Roxanne M. Civarello Mrs. Maria Formichi-King Ms. Vanesa Kaselionis Mr. and Mrs. Brian McGuire Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Mylo Peterson Mr. Spencer Robert Mr. and Mrs. Joe Agnese Class of 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fox Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Katanics Mr. and Mrs. Mike McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murray Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rolstad Ms. Judie Albertsen Ms. Leigh Claxton Mr. Trevor Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keller Mr. and Mrs. Graham McPhail Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nann Mr. and Mrs. Arnoldo Piatti Mr. Frank Rosenbach Mr. and Mrs. Juan Alfaro Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Clement Mr. Colton Freemantle Ms. Sydney Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Norman Ms. Maria Pineda Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roualdes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alten Mr. and Mrs. John Collins Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Froom Ms. Renee Kenney Dr. and Mrs. Wim Michna Mr. and Mrs. John P. Norris Mr. and Mrs. Jim Piry Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Rutledge Ms. Ann Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Steven Colvin Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gallagher Ms. Geraldine Kerby Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Miglia Ms. MacKenzie C. O’Donnell Mr. John Plytnick Mr. and Mrs. Bjorn Sandberg Ms. Susan Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Commins Mrs. Carmen Vega Galli Mr. and Mrs. Mehdi Khalvati Ms. Cherie Milani-Welch Mr. John P. O’Hara Ms. Karen Poksay Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sandoval Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Andress Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper Mr. Tony Gambardella and Mrs. Judy Lococo Mr. and Mrs. Peter Killpack Mr. and Mrs. David Mills Mr. and Mrs. Tim O’Malley Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Power Mr. and Mrs. Darrin Schlafer Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Angelone Ms. Theresa Gratto Cordes Mr. and Mrs. Ed Garaventa Ms. Judy King Dr. Mary Mockus, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Sullivan Mrs. Jean Regalia Prando Mr. and Mrs. Erik Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. James Arbios Ms. Linda Cordoni Mr. and Mrs. Dave Garbarino Mr. and Mrs. John Klapperich Mrs. Patricia Mohler Dr. and Mrs. Carlo Oughourlian Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Pult Dr. and Mrs. Bob Schneider, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Guido Costella Mr. and Mrs. Bob Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kristofferson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Monahan Mr. and Mrs. Scott Panicacci Mr. and Mrs. John Quick Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schneider Mr. and Mrs. John Arruda Ms. Nancy Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. David Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kromhout Mrs. Marilyn Monardo Ms. Elizabeth Parks Mr. John Quick Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott Mr. and Mrs. Fabio Aversa Ms. Diane Couderc Ms. Mary Lou Geoffrion Madison Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kunst Mr. and Mrs. Trinidad Monterroso Mr. Harry Patrikus Mr. and Mrs. James Quigley Ms. Patricia Seybold Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Baker Ms. Carolyn Crivello Mr. and Mrs. Mike Giannini Dr. and Mrs. William Lang Mr. and Mrs. Karl Montijo Mr. Paul Patrikus Ms. Sonia Raesly Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sharps Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Banta Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crivello Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Giordano Mr. and Mrs. Michael LaRocca Ms. Barbara M. Moore Ms. Suzanne Patrikus Ms. Dorothy Ratto Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sharrow Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Banuelos Mr. Matthew Curwood and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Giusti Ms. Helen Larson Mrs. Kristie Moore-Arauz and Mr. Matthew Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Redding Mr. and Mrs. David Shaver Mr. and Mrs. David Barreneche Mrs. Kristine Werner Curwood Mr. and Mrs. Nick Giusti Mr. and Mrs. Greg Laudenslager Mr. Juan Carlos Arauz Mrs. Crystal Lewis-Pearson Mr. and Mrs. William Reed Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sheehan Ms. Angela Barretta Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cutone Mr. and Mrs. Jim Glowner Mr. and Mrs. James Lazor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moran Mr. and Mrs. Don Perazzo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reilly Mr. Ken Shepherd and Mr. Francis Barry Mr. and Mrs. James Dal Bon Ms. Claire Gogas Mrs. Carol Legnitto Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morgan Mr. and Ms. Steve Perazzo Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Renk Mrs. Laura Estrada-Shepherd Mr. John Begg and Mrs. Marie Zanoni-Begg Ms. Olivia Dalessi Mrs. Gloria Gooder Ms. Jacqueline Leh Ms. Yolanda Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pereira Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Resnick Mr. and Mrs. John Shook Mr. Kamron Beikzadeh Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Dalpino Mr. and Mrs. Al Groh Mr. and Mrs. David A. Lenzi Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morris Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Perelson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rice Ms. Francesca Simon-Windy Ms. Lynda Bennett Ms. Catherine Davis Ms. Elizabeth Groh Mr. and Mrs. Steven Leonard Mr. Michael Mugnolo Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Richardson Mr. Kevin Sinnott Mr. and Mrs. Albert Berger Ms. Patricia Dawson Mr. Richard Groh Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leonardi Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Mulkeen Mr. Tod Couch and Mrs. Niki Perotti-Couch Mr. Ivan Rivera and Mrs. Janet Balbontin Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Sinnott Mr. and Mrs. John Beritzhoff Mr. Gregory de Surville Ms. Josefina Grotjahn Mr. and Mrs. Barney Lindemann Dr. and Mrs. Francis Muller Mr. and Mrs. Mark Peters Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rizzuti Mr. Sean Sinnott Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bertolina, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Derenzo Ms. Barbara Ham Ms. Arline Thomas Lipfield Dr. and Mrs. Rodney Bessolo, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Devine Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harker Mr. and Mrs. John Lister Mr. and Mrs. Dan Beswick Mr. and Mrs. Don Dole Mr. and Mrs. Hugh W. Harris Ms. Susana Lua Mr. and Mrs. Giulio Boeri Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donnelly Ms. Maria Harrison Ms. Dolores Lunny Mr. and Mrs. Michael Boland Mr. Daniel F. Donovan Mrs. Margaret Healy Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bondanza Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doyle Mr. Ernest Heath Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lyons, Sr. Mrs. Iona Boro Mr. and Mrs. Skip Dresel Mr. and Mrs. William Heimbrodt Ms. Paula Machado Mrs. Joanne Brennan Ms. Gail Drury Mr. Michael J. Henman Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mackley Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Brown Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dupries Mr. Joe Hession Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacLean Mr. Frank Peterson and Mrs. Thyra Bruschera Mrs. Susan Smith Durant Mr. and Mrs. James Hickey, III Ms. Susan Mahalak Ms. Roberta Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Dale Eazell Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman Mrs. Diana Mambretti Ms. Patricia Calhoon Mrs. Cassandra Escher Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Margulis Mr. and Mrs. John Carapiet Ms. Eileen Egan Mr. John Hope and Mrs. Madeline Nieto-Hope Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Marino Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carroll Mr. Wayne W. Eggert and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Howard Mr. and Mrs. John Marotto, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Castagna Mrs. Mary Pat Leoni Ms. Siobhan Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Philip Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Castagnola Mr. and Mrs. Toriando Ellis Mr. Patrick Hunter and Mrs. Christina Garnett Mr. and Mrs. Greg Martin Mrs. Valerie Barsotti Catanese Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Erskine Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Steven Martini Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Catinella Mr. and Mrs. John L. Fallat Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Jamieson Mr. and Mrs. Luigi Massanti Ms. Rhonda Cavaiani Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farrell Mr. John Jarrell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Matos Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chambers Ms. Donna Firenzi Ms. Kathryn Jarrell Mr. and Mrs. Laurence McCaffrey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Charlton Ms. Natalee Fisher Mr. Thomas Jereb and Mrs. Robin Wythe Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCall Dr. and Mrs. Philip Chenette Mr. Raymond J. Fisher and Mr. Peter Jesberg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCallister Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chmielewski Mrs. Kathy L. Takemoto Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jones Mr. and Mrs. Noel McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Holly Choy Mr. Ariel Fitipaldi and Mrs. Maria Bervejillo Mr. Joel M. Jutovsky and Mr. and Mrs. Tim McClean Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cieply Mr. and Mrs. Craig Fitzpatrick Mrs. Mary A. Farnsworth Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCloskey Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Cifuentes Dr. Michelle Fontaine Ms. G.G. Kampmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McConnell

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Mr. and Mrs. Gail Siri Mr. and Mrs. Leland W. Sweeney Mr. Matthew Ward and Mrs. Mari Ballas-Ward Parent Participation Grandparents/Special Mr. and Mrs. Gil Dowd Mr. and Mrs. Khateeb Lateef Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ranghiasci Mr. and Mrs. H. William Smith, Jr. Mr. Peter Tallo Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ward By Class Year Relative Donors Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doyle Mr. and Mrs. James Lazor Ms. Dorothy Ratto Ms. Isabel Smith Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tasker Mr. Stephen M. Ward All Donor Categories - Mr. and Mrs. Skip Dresel Mr. and Mrs. Henri Lese Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rice Ms. Megan Smith Ms. Olive Timmons Ms. Elinor Weber FY 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ellingsen Mr. and Mrs. Barney Lindemann Mr. Frank Rosenbach FY 2013 Mr. Michael D. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Tonoc Mr. Peter Welch (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013) Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Erskine Mr. David Lippi Mr. and Mrs. Seb Saia (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013) Mrs. Bernardine Heffern Mr. and Mrs. Peter Torre Ms. Marion Welisch Ms. Jeanne Aden Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fritz Ms. Joyce Lipps Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sandbach Mr. and Mrs. Mick Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mario O. Torres Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whiteside Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alten Mrs. Cindy Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lombardi, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sandoval Senior Parents 95% Mr. and Mrs. Jim Altman Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tostenson Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Whooley (Class of 2013) Mr. and Mrs. Ed Garaventa Ms. Lena Longo Dr. and Mrs. Bob Schneider, M.D. Ms. Mirna Solivan Ms. Kishanna Townsend Mr. Marty Widergren Mr. and Mrs. John Arruda Mr. and Mrs. Dave Garbarino Mr. and Mrs. Jack Loughran Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sharps Ms. Rae Ascarrunz Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sowry Mr. and Mrs. Jason Traut Mr. and Mrs. Zane Wiley Junior Parents 96% Mr. and Mrs. Bob Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mackley Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Sherer Ms. Joan Spelman Ms. Margaret Turner Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wilsey Mr. and Mrs. Gary Barrett Mrs. Eva Ghilotti Mrs. Diana Mambretti Mr. and Mrs. Craig Smith (Class of 2014) Mr. Francis Barry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spiess Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ubhaus Mr. and Mrs. Eric Winkler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Giacomini Ms. Bonnie Manning Mr. and Mrs. H. William Smith, Jr. Ms. Georgia Stapleton Mr. and Mrs. Louis Uhl Ms. Phyillis Wirth Mrs. Nada Barulich Mr. and Mrs. Mike Giannini Mr. and Mrs. Laurence McCaffrey Ms. Joan Spelman Sophomore Parents 96% Ms. Lynda Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephens Ms. Katherine Underwood Ms. Nicole C. Womack (Class of 2015) Mrs. Gloria Giorgi Mrs. Barbara McCullough Ms. Georgia Stapleton Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stevenson Mr. Craig J. Vallely Ms. Julie Wright Mr. Lee Bledsoe Ms. Claire Gogas Ms. Lorraine McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Erland Stenberg Mr. and Mrs. Giulio Boeri Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stray Ms. Margaret Vallely Mr. Jonathan S. Wu and Freshman Parents 97% Mrs. Gloria Gooder Mr. Frank McElhinney Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Gene Strohallen Ms. Egan Valtierra Mrs. Peggy Millson-Wu Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Boggeri Ms. Diane Grialou Dr. and Mrs. Wim Michna Mr. and Mrs. Gene Strohallen (Class of 2016) Mrs. Iona Boro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. John Van Koll Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yandle Mr. and Mrs. Al Groh Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Miglia Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Vilata Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yates Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brady Ms. Josefina Grotjahn Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Ms. Monique Sundberg Overall Parent Participation Mrs. Helen Brame Ms. Monique Sundberg Mr. and Mrs. Jason Visconti Mr. and Mrs. James Young Rate FY 2013 96% Mr. and Mrs. Wyman C. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mohler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomason Ms. Anne Sundberg-Diaz Mr. Gregory J. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Hadi Ziari Mrs. Joanne Brennan Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Hass, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Monahan Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tostenson Ms. Kathrine Swallow Mr. James Waltermire Mr. Steven Zimmerman and Mrs. Victoria Peet Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carlin Mrs. Margaret Healy Mrs. Marilyn Monardo Mr. and Mrs. Louis Uhl Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Wei Wang Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ceccotti Mr. Howard Hedinger Mr. and Mrs. Karl Montijo Mr. and Mrs. Ahmed Wahbeh Mr. and Mrs. James Sweeney Ms. Barbara Ward Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Humberto Herhuay Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morgan Ms. Barbara Ward Mr. and Mrs. George Choy Mr. Joe Hession Dr. and Mrs. Francis Muller Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ward Mr. and Mrs. Tony Citarrella Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Don Mungai Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ward Mr. and Mrs. Guido Costella Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noonan Mr. and Mrs. Al Wasserman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crivello Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. Neil Park Mr. and Mrs. James Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cutone Mr. and Mrs. Peter Killpack Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Pera Mr. Marion Welisch Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dandridge Mr. Frank Kripal Mr. and Mrs. Don Perazzo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whiteside Mr. and Mrs. Ron Derenzo Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kristofferson Mr. and Mrs. David Perotti Ms. Phyillis Wirth Ms. Cora DeVere Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kunst Mr. and Mrs. Mylo Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wolcott Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Devine Ms. Helen Larson Mr. John Quick Mr. and Mrs. Andy Wyrick Mr. and Mrs. Peter Donnici

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Alumni Giving - Class of 1958 Mr. William ‘Buz’ Thiercof Mrs. Lori Lucia Collins Class of 1979 Ms. Deborah Acton Kiraly Mr. Garrett Grialou Mr. Nelson Richardson FY 2013 Ms. Judie McKeon Albertsen Mr. Kevin Thompson Mr. John Merz Mr. Fabio Aversa Mr. George Pasha, IV Mrs. Nanci Bell Grialou Mr. Anthony Robello Mr. Keith Grady Mrs. Sally Thompson Merz Mr. James Bruschera Mrs. Kathleen Keane Raskowsky Mr. Nicholas Kunst Mrs. Margaret Finn Semling By Class Year Mrs. Susan Fay Grady Class of 1965 Ms. Jennie Halvorsen Noerr Mr. Mathew Dalpino Mr. Peter Torre Ms. Megan Smith Mrs. Lynn Giacomini Stray (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013) Mrs. Connie Giordano Miller Mr. Dennis Gilardi Mrs. Karen Shore Dobberstein Mr. Michael Sandbach Class of 1974 Mrs. Audrey Grant Meyer Class of 1981 Class of 1983 Class of 1985 Classes of 1940-49 Class of 1966 Mr. Jack Boland Mrs. Ann Partee Morrison Mrs. Donna de Surville Mrs. Colleen Kroncke Beck Mrs. Thyra Bruschera Ms. Olivia Dalessi Class of 1959 Mr. Paul Neilan Mrs. Deborah Walden Castagna Mr. Kevin Mulcahy Mrs. Michelle Cutone Ficker Mrs. Lisa Rinaldi Boland Mrs. Lorrie Beal Bugatto Mr. John O’Hara Mr. William Hansen Mr. Andrew Pansini Mrs. Judy Lococo Mrs. Elizabeth Della Santina Ongaro Mr. Craig Fitzpatrick Mrs. Laurie Monardo Bruschera Mrs. Kristy Rosa Dykman Mrs. Laura Brown Saunders-Abramson Mrs. Debbie Monardo Murnig Ms. Brigid Flavey Oswald Mrs. Maria Formichi-King Dr. Anthony Costella Mrs. Carmen Vega Galli Class of 1950 Class of 1967 Mr. James Waltermire Mr. Gary Rulli Mrs. Carol Fletcher Legnitto Mrs. Suzanne Leonard Fitzpatrick Mr. Nick Giusti Mrs. Rosina Martino Michna Class of 1960 Ms. Theresa Gratto Cordes Mrs. Elisabeth Ward Wilmott Mrs. Anne Lococo Martin Mr. Jeffrey Grady Mrs. Debra Gaillard Kamys Mrs. Kathleen Marcone Carrasco Mr. James Ingrassia Class of 1975 Mrs. Linda Arruda Matos Mr. Angelo Pera Mrs. Julie Wrath King Class of 1951 Mrs. Mary Catherine Yore Hearney-Mills Mr. Stephen Pelleriti Mr. Ken Lippi Class of 1980 Mrs. Carol Pera Napoli Mr. James Sweeney Mrs. Niki Perotti-Couch Mrs. Valerie Barsotti Catanese Mrs. Elaine Churchill Purcell Mr. Stephen Lombardi Mr. Constantino Aversa Mr. Gregory O’Donnell Mrs. Amy Magruder Tarantino Mrs. Lucille Roselli Gingras Class of 1961 Mr. Frederic Teller Mr. Chris Morrison Ms. Laura Bertolli Mr. Neil Simons Class of 1984 Mrs. Jean Regalia Prando Mrs. Susan Matteson Catinella Mr. Richard Woodall Mrs. Micaela Thompson Presti Mrs. Linda Bell Boggeri Mr. Paul Thompson Ms. Terri Bondanza-Lavin Class of 1986 Mrs. Carole Nannery Chicoine Mrs. Susie Quinn Woodall Mr. Edward Rossi Mr. Roland Cherbero Mr. James Young Mrs. Noelle Gingras DiMare Ms. Angela Barretta Class of 1952 Mrs. Susan Smith Durant Mrs. Lyn Ruggiero Sherer Mr. Daniel Donovan Dr. Marc Geissberger Dr. Jeffrey Geissberger Mr. Donald Giusti Ms. Marcia Jervis Class of 1968 Mr. Michael Ghilotti Class of 1982 Mrs. Gina Sabella LaRocca Mr. Dante Ghilotti Ms. Dolores Lunny Ms. Andrea Minutoli Mrs. Dorothy Durham Callan Class of 1976 Mr. Robert Halligan Mrs. Leanne Barsotti Mrs. Amy Mohler Nichelini Mrs. Maureen Mckinney Kelly Mrs. Barbara Davis Nann Mrs. Diana McIsaac Muller Mr. Paul Descalso Mr. Gregory Bullian Mr. Richard King Mr. Frank Bondanza Mrs. Susan Commins Reicher Mrs. Kathleen Miller Magnuson Mr. David Paynter Mr. Craig Smith Mr. Jeffery DalPoggetto Ms. Judy King Ms. Kim Kowleski Davis Mr. Andrew Richardson Mr. Brian Ongaro Class of 1953 Mr. John Ravizza Mr. Thomas Thompson Mr. Tony Gambardella Mr. John Strain Mr. Henry Leonardi Mr. Peter Schunk Mr. Michael Heffernan Ms. Marilyn Grove Matthews Ms. Maureen Sheridan Scott Class of 1969 Mr. William Hogan Ms. Linda Ghilotti Mrs. Tracy Stempel Hogan Class of 1954 Class of 1962 Mr. Thomas Lippi Mrs. Susan Walden McConnell Mrs. Sally Neal Pola Mrs. Therese Wood Canziani Mrs. Karen Kelly Lippi Mr. Lawrence McCullough Mrs. Claire Condon Villa Mrs. Judith Rourke Dardis Mr. John Lister Dr. Michael Pelfini Mrs. Jean McCarthy Graustein Mr. Charles Maher Mr. Richard Schneider Class of 1955 Mr. David Lenzi Mrs. Nancy Bormolini Thompson Ms. Diane Couderc Ms. Irene Sarocka Scully Class of 1970 Mr. James Dal Bon Mr. Frank Ubhaus Mrs. Mary Giacomini Crowley Class of 1977 Mrs. Sharon Wilson Eazell Ms. Julianne Wilhelm Mr. Daniel Mullin Mr. Michael Boggeri Mrs. Caroline Massavelli Foster Mr. Charles Yates Mr. Scott Colombo Mrs. Marguerite Grady Fox Class of 1963 Mr. William Hurley Dr. Frederick Hass Mr. Raymond Giordano Class of 1971 Mrs. Mary Bonfilio Karcher Mrs. Miriam Percy Hass Mr. Dennis Gunther Mrs. Marcia Heard Antipa Ms. Sandee McCready Mrs. Carol O’Connor Siri Mr. Thomas Moran Mr. Dominic Pomilia, Jr. Mr. Timothy Noonan Mr. Richard Murray Mr. Joseph Reilly Mr. Dennis Thompson Class of 1956 Mr. Michael Smith Mr. Richard Ugarte Mr. Dan Beswick Mr. Steve Wilsey Class of 1972 Mr. Charles Morphy Mr. Joseph Cresalia Class of 1978 Mr. Henry Sandbach Class of 1964 Mr. Herbert W. Foedisch Mr. Thomas Cooney Mr. Eugene Ceccotti Mr. Robert F. McCullough, Jr. Mr. Gregory de Surville Class of 1957 Mr. Richard Ghilotti Mr. Steven Vanni Ms. Joan Isetta Mr. Roger Chaix Mr. John Klapperich Mrs. Patricia MacMillan Vanni Mr. Douglas MacLean Mrs. Susan Baysinger Leonardi Ms. Arline Thomas Lipfield Mrs. Jeanine Nelder McNamara Mr. John Plytnick Mrs. Marilyn Lombardi Lynch Class of 1973 Mr. Mitchell Ongaro Mrs. Phyllis Rogers Sharrow Mr. Robert Redding Mr. John Beritzhoff Mr. Bruce Sharrow Mr. Michael Boland

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Class of 1987 Class of 1991 Class of 1996 Class of 2001 Class of 2006 Business/Corporate/ The Joseph and Matching Gift Mrs. Lisa Consani Mr. Kevin Clifford Mr. Vincent Pelleriti Mr. Adam Callan Ms. Roxanne M. Civarello Foundations Mercedes McMicking Foundation Companies FY 2013 Mr. Richard Garbarino Mrs. Mary Klapperich-Tuttle Ms. Kathryn Stokes Ms. Anjelica Gazzano Cash Contributions The Joseph R. Parker Foundation (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013) Ms. Linda Crivello Perazzo Mr. Daniel McCarthy Ms. Jacqueline Leh Class of 2007 FY 2013 Donors Kiwanis Club of San Rafael & Central Marin Autodesk, Inc. Class of 1997 Mr. Shaheen Shamsavari Mr. Harry Patrikus (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013) Knights of Columbus - San Rafael Council The Bank of America Foundation Class of 1988 Class of 1992 Mrs. Nathalie Oroz Barreneche Mr. George Yioulos Mr. Spencer M. Spezzano Acura of Concord 1292 Bank of the West Mrs. Cathy Caramucci Bondanza Mrs. Natasha Najafi Mr. Bryan Clement Mr. Craig J. Vallely Alexander & Edwards, Inc. Kunst Bros. Painting, Inc. Brown-Forman Corporation Mrs. Lauren Etcheverry French Mr. Jacob Peterson Mr. Eamonn Tucker Class of 2002 All Green - Electronics Recycling The Larry L. Hillblom Foundation, Inc. Charles Schwab Corporation Foundation Mrs. Mary Walsh-Gorski Mr. Gregory Wallace Mr. Shane Holt Class of 2008 The Bank of America Foundation The Louise M. Davies Foundation ChevronTexaco - Matching Gift Program Class of 1993 Ms. Natalee Fisher Bank of Marin Marin Office Supply Gap Foundation Gift Match Program Class of 1989 Ms. Stephanie Moore Class of 1998 Class of 2004 Mr. Anthony Gambardella Bank of the West Marin Sports Academy Hanson Bridgett, LLP Mr. Peter Mollison Mrs. Cassandra Escher Edwards Ms. Danielle M. Bastien Bay Natural Vending, LLC. The Mario Ghilotti Family Foundation ISO - Insurance Services Office, Inc. Ms. Suzanne Seybold Class of 1994 Ms. Lynn Maloney Mr. Shamus D. Dailey Class of 2009 Bon Air Shopping Center, L.P. Marketing Concepts iStar Financial, Inc. Mrs. Linda Bertolli Tarantino Mr. David Basso Mr. Andrew Starr Mr. Anthony J. Payne Mr. Sean Sinnott Caruso Company McGowan & Associates John Wiley and Sons, Inc. Ms. Nicole Freeman Womack ChevronTexaco The Michael Basso Memorial Foundation Kaiser Permanente Matching Gift Program Class of 1990 Class of 1995 Class of 2005 Class of 2010 The Crescent Porter Hale Foundation The Michael J. Nelson Foundation Kellogg’s Corporate Citizenship Fund Mr. Larry DiMare Mrs. Katherine Wood Basso Class of 2000 Mr. Neil Cowperthwaite Mr. Peter Jesberg Cristoforo Colombo Club of Marin Mill Valley Market Matson Navigation Mr. Lance Ratto Mr. Michael Costello Mr. Michael McGarry Ms. Margo M. Legnitto Mr. Spencer Robert The Darrow Foundation The Morgan Stanley Foundation Northwestern Mutual Foundation Mrs. Nancy Hansen Ratto Mr. Trevor Freeman Mr. Connor Pritchard Ms. MacKenzie C. O’Donnell Ms. Margaret Vallely Dominican Sisters - Saint Margaret Convent Northwestern Mutual Foundation Pacific Gas & Electric Mr. Marty Widergren Mrs. Vanessa Persek The Drum Foundation Opes Advisors, Inc. Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Class of 2011 Fan Tan & Co, Inc. Orbis Payment Services, Inc. Union Bank of California Foundation Mr. Andrew Noerr Frank Howard Allen Realtors - Novato Pacific Gas & Electric Wells Fargo Foundation - Employee Matching FreeCause Paradise Flowers Gift Program Pfizer Foundation Class of 2012 Gazelle, Inc. San Francisco Italian Athletic Foundation Mr. Kevin J. Sinnott Geissberger, D.D.S. Genesco The Snowball Shack Organizations St. Vincent de Paul Society at Marin Catholic MC Boosters Association Class of 2013 Ghilotti Brothers, Inc. The Style Bar MC Parents Association Ms. Meghan E. Ash Ghilotti Construction Company Tamalpais Tutoring & Test Prep MC Patrons of the Arts Ms. Kayla R. Beckman Hanson Bridgett, LLP Target - Take Charge of Education MC Academic Services Center Ms. Kelli E. Hughes The Hedinger Family Foundation True Communications, L.L.C. Marin Catholic Faculty and Staff Ms. Chloe E. Leonard Inmotion UNICO National - Marin County Chapter Mr. Ryan O’Sullivan Intel Corporation Union Bank of California Foundation Ms. Daniella J. Selivanov iStar Financial, Inc. United Market Ms. Yahaira N. Turcios Italian American Community Services Agency Wells Fargo Foundation Ms. Natalia C. Wallace Jennifer Skinner Portraits John Wiley and Sons, Inc. The William Stamps Farish Fund

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Scholarship Donations Ms. Suzanne Egan Dr. and Mrs. Louis Geissberger Marin Catholic Faculty Scholarship Moynier Family Endowed Frank & Lois Noonan Peter & Irene Sarocka Paul Violich Scholarship FY 2013 Mr. Michael Fedoroff Dr. and Mrs. Marc Geissberger, D.D.S. Mr. Bill Collins and Mrs. Lori Lucia Collins Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Mr. Paul Violich (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013) Mrs. Gloria Giorgi Mr. Michael A. Costello and Mr. John Moynier and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noonan The Irene S. Scully Family Foundation Mr. Bruce Grantham Dino Ghilotti Memorial Mrs. Margaret Franz-Costello Mrs. Melinda Krause Moynier Ms. Irene Sarocka Scully Wolcott Family Endowed Mr. Sam Haddad Scholarship Dr. Michelle Fontaine Frank & Lois Noonan Scholarship Dick Barteau Memorial Mr. James Jorgensen Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Basso Mrs. Margaret Franz-Costello Ryan Murnig Memorial Endowed Scholarship Ron Silveira Endowed Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wolcott Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boland Mr. Jeff Johnson and Mrs. Terrie Freni-Johnson Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noonan Memorial Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McGillicuddy Mr. Eugene Ceccotti Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hanley Mr. and Mrs. John K. Merz Ms. Barbara Hunt Wolcott Family Scholarship Mr. Michael C. McGarry Mr. George Nathan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clifford Mrs. Karen Lippi Mr. and Mrs. Guido A. Murnig Our Lady of Guadalupe Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sandbach Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wolcott Mr. Connor B. Pritchard Ms. Sonja Schmid Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lippi Scholarship Mr. Anthony Silveira Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stone Mr. Richard Williams and Mrs. Renata Bihun Gilardi Family Endowed Ms. Lynn M. Maloney Michael J. Nelson Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Paul Castagna Mrs. Lorraine Silveira Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Frank Piazza Scholarship Mrs. Susan Silveira Mike Basso Memorial Bishop Daly Endowed Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gilardi Mr. and Mrs. James Raccanello The Michael J. Nelson Foundation Page Family Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tassone Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Page Snyder Family Scholarship Dr. and Mrs. David Basso Ms. Danielle M. Bastien Hogan Family Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Teller Noerr Family Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Darin Snyder Mr. and Mrs. David Basso, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boland Mr. Michael Heffernan Mr. Thomas Thompson and Mr. Andrew Noerr Andrew L. Pansini Scholarship The Michael Basso Memorial Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Brenner Mr. and Mrs. William Hogan, III Mrs. Therese Hopkins Ms. Jennie Halvorsen Noerr Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Pansini Strain Family Endowed Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Catinella Ms. Patricia Wagner Mr. John Noerr Scholarship Blodgett Family Endowed Mr. and Mrs. David Chicoine Holland Family Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ward Mr. Peter Noerr Joseph Parker Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. John Strain Scholarship Mr. James Farrell and Dr. Emma F. Rawlings Mr. Hank Holland The Joseph R. Parker Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Keith Blodgett Mr. Brian Hedstrom and Marin Catholic General Noerr Family Endowed Tucker/Price Family Mrs. Maryann Ferris-Hedstrom Italian Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Don Ritchie Memorial Scholarship Michael Boschetto Mr. Tony Gambardella and Mrs. Judy Lococo Cristoforo Colombo Club of Marin Anonymous Donations/Revenue Mr. Andrew Noerr Scholarship Mrs. Alexa Tucker Price Scholarship Ms. Diane Grialou Mr. and Mrs. Dante Ghilotti Mr. and Mrs. Keith Greggor Ms. Jennie Halvorsen Noerr Class of 2012 Mr. Eamonn C. Tucker Mr. Michael Boschetto Ms. Marcia Jervis Mrs. Eva Ghilotti Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Renk Mr. John Noerr Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ritchie Mrs. Judy Lococo The Mario Ghilotti Family Foundation Mr. Richard S. Riede and Mr. Peter Noerr Mrs. Jane Ritchie Byrnes Family Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Gary McLean Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ghilotti Mrs. Marilyn Riddell Riede Mr. Thomas Byrnes, Jr. Ms. Andrea Minutoli Ghilotti Bros. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Herman Muller Italian American Community Services Agency The Morgan Stanley Foundation Paul Camera Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Mike L. Pautler San Francisco Italian Athletic Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robin Williams Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. David Paynter Mrs. Barbara Camera Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ravizza Marcia Jervis Scholarship Joseph and Mercedes Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schunk Ms. Marcia Jervis McMicking Foundation Craves Family Endowed Ms. Maureen Sheridan Scott Scholarship Scholarship Kieckhefer Family Endowed The Joseph and Mr. Fred Craves Darrow Foundation Scholarship Mercedes McMicking Foundation Mr. Ryan Craves Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. John Kieckhefer Ms. Sara Soulier-Craves The Darrow Foundation Eleanor McPartland Shaleski Ms. Vickie Soulier John Kruger Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Louise M. Davies Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Kruger Mr. and Mrs. James Metzger Crescent Porter Hale Scholarship Colonel Reginald Shaleski Foundation Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hudner John Kunst Memorial The Crescent Porter Hale Foundation The Louise M. Davies Foundation Scholarship Meave Family Poetry Contest Kunst Bros. Painting Co. Scholarship Ray Dal Poggetto Memorial Kim Dore Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kunst Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meave Scholarship Scholarship Dr. and Mrs. Barry Bugatto, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Sheofsky Sue Lawrence Scholarship Miller Family Scholarship Mrs. Patricia Cercos Ms. Susan Lawrence Marin County Roofing Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cercos Norma Geissberger Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller Ms. Louise Cuneo Scholarship Diva Lippi Scholarship Mr. Jeffery Dal Poggetto Geissberger, D.D.S. Mr. David Lippi Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dardis Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Geissberger, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lippi Mr. and Mrs. Joe DeRosa Mr. and Mrs. John Geissberger 66—MARIN Catholic FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN Catholic —67 nnual Report 2012-2013 Gifts given from July 1, 2012-June 30, 2013

2012-2013 School Year Alexander & Edwards, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Barnet Brick & Bottle Mr. and Mrs. John Chuday Mr. David Dryden and Mrs. Patricia Henle Ms. Robin Gerrity Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hooper Grand Sponsors Mr. Keith Alexander Ms. Kelly Barrington Mr. Todd Brockman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chuljian Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dupries Mr. Sean Gerrity Mrs. and Mrs. James Horan (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013) All Green - Electronics Recycling Mr. Jeffrey Bartfeld and Mrs. Suzanne Larson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Browne Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Cincebeaux Mr. and Mrs. Craig Dykman Ghilotti Brothers, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hudner Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alten Mr. and Mrs. Rick Alo Mr. and Mrs. William Barton Mr. and Mrs. James A. Bruschera Mr. Richard Cohn and Mrs. Anne Wilson Mr. Wayne W. Eggert and Mrs. Mary Pat Leoni Ms. Linda Ghilotti Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Mark Belgarde Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alten Mrs. Nada Barulich Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Buchanan, III Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coll Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ellingsen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ghilotti Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. John Biasotti Mr. and Mrs. Jim Altman Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Basso Mr. Trevor Buck Mr. and Mrs. Chris Colletti Mr. and Mrs. Gene Elsbree Ghilotii Construction Company Dr. and Mrs. Yngvar Hvistendahl Mrs. Helen Brame Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Altvater Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beck Buckeye Roadhouse & Bungalow 44 Mr. Bill Collins and Mrs. Lori Lucia Collins Emporio Rulli, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ghilotti Ms. Vicki Ihnken Mr. and Mrs. Richard Calcaterra Anchor Steam Brewing Mr. Richard Beckman and Mrs. Leslie Bee Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Connaughton Epicurean Group Mr. and Mrs. Robert Giacomini Il Fornaio Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Foedisch Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Belgarde Mr. and Mrs. Dan Buckstaff Mr. and Mrs. Keith Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Eckhard Evers Mrs. Lucille Gingras Insalata’s Restaurant Dr. and Mrs. Louis Geissberger Mr. and Mrs. Tony Anello Dr. and Mrs. John Belzer, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Barry Bugatto, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Consani Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fall Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Gobar Mr. and Mrs. Terry Inscoe Mr. and Mrs. Mike Grinnell Anonymous Donations/Revenue Mr. and Mrs. John Beritzhoff Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bullian Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Consani Mr. Sasan Faramarzi and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Goff Ms. Joan C. Isetta Mr. and Mrs. Mark Harmon Ms. Heather Arst Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bernhard Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Burkhard Mr. and Mrs. Mark Converse Mrs. Theresa Campbell Dr. Rosemarie Goldstein, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. William Isetta Ms. Marcia Jervis Ms. Rae Ascarrunz Mr. and Mrs. John Biasotti Mr. and Mrs. Jay Burnham Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Farber Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gondola iStar Financial, Inc. Mr. Jeff Ludlow and Mrs. Mia Mitchel Ludlow Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ash Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Biss, III Mr. and Mrs. John Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cooper The William Stamps Farish Fund Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noonan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Astle Ms. Ana Blanco Café Arrivederci Mr. Richard Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farney Mr. and Mrs. David Gooder Mr. and Mrs. John Jakiemiec Mr. and Mrs. George Pasha, IV Auberge DuSoliel Mr. and Mrs. Mike Blatt Mr. and Mrs. Richard Calcaterra Coppola Winery Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farrell Mrs. Gloria Gooder Jennifer Skinner Portraits Mr. and Mrs. David Perry Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. August Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Callahan Dr. Anthony Costella, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farrell Dr. Jasmine Gorton, D.M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ryker Mr. and Mrs. Norman Augustin Mr. Lee Bledsoe Mr. Adam Callan Mr. Michael P. Costello Fast Frames Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Grady Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Suski Mr. and Mrs. Constantino Aversa Boca Pizzeria Mr. and Mrs. Scott Callihan Ms. Bevelry Coughlin Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Feeney Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Graham Ms. Marcia Jervis Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tarantino Mr. and Mrs. Fabio Aversa Boca Steak & Seafood Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carlin Mr. Neil F. Cowperthwaite Ms. Devi Feerick-Grotjahn Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gray Ms. Nayada Jirampaikool Mrs. Maria Aversa Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Boggeri Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Castagnola Mr. and Mrs. Todd Creighton Mr. Mark Fernandez Mr. and Mrs. Keith Greggor Mr. Mark Joyce and Mrs. Gail Gaffney Event Sponsorship Dr. and Mrs. Robert Aycock, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Boginsky Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ceccotti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cresalia Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ficker Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Grialou Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kamys FY 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Badgett Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Charlton Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crivello Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fioretti Mrs. Nanci Grialou Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Karcher (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013) Mr. and Mrs. Shahryar Bahreyni Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boro Dr. and Mrs. Philip Chenette Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Crivello Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fisher Mr. and Mrs. William Griffin Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly Acura of Concord Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Baker Mr. Richard Boyce and Mrs. Brenda Cantu Mr. and Mrs. Roland Cherbero Ms. Linda Croteau Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Foedisch Ms. Linda Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Max Kemsley Ms. Jeanne Aden Mr. Michael Balok Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chmielewski Mr. and Mrs. William Croteau Dr. Michelle Fontaine Mr. and Mrs. Mike Grinnell Ms. Renee Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Mikhail G. Afendikova The Bank of America Foundation Mrs. Helen Brame Mr. Charles Christensen and Mr. Shamus D. Dailey Frank Howard Allen Realtors - Novato Mr. and Mrs. Mark Guelfi Mr. Paul Kent Bank of Marin Mr. Phil Brewer Mrs. Donna de Surville Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dal Porto Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Freccero Mr. Rick Haenggi Ms. Paula Leland Kent Mr. Jeffery DalPoggetto Mr. Jeff Johnson and Mrs. Terrie Freni-Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Reidar Halle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keyes Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Dandridge Mr. and Mrs. David Friend Halleck Vineyard Mr. and Mrs. Mehdi Khalvati Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dandridge Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Haller Ms. Kim Kiechhefer Ms. Cora DeVere Mr. and Mrs. Thibault Fulconis Mr. and Mrs. John Hanley Mr. and Mrs. John Kieckhefer Deer Park Villa Ms. Colleen Furano Mr. and Mrs. Matt Hanley Ms. Karen Kilian Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Degnan Mr. and Mrs. Dell Furano Ms. Whitney Hanley Mr. and Mrs. Peter Killpack Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Della Santina Mrs. Cindy Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. William Hansen, Sr. Mr. Steven Killpack and Mrs. Maureen Daly Mr. Michael Dempsey and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gallo Mr. and Mrs. Mark Harmon Ms. Judy King Mrs. Christine Ramos Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galuszka Mr. and Mrs. Wyman C. Harris Mrs. Julie King Mr. Jay Demski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gambardella Hartmann Studios Ms. Kimberly King Ms. Teri Demski Mr. and Mrs. John Gamblin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hartwig Mr. and Mrs. Richard King Mr. Gregory de Surville Mr. and Mrs. Dave Garbarino Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hass Ms. Deborah Kiraly Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Devine Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garbarino Mr. Howard Hedinger Mr. Patrick Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Larry DiMare Mr. and Mrs. David Garcia The Hedinger Family Foundation Ms. Susan Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Diener Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Brian Henry Mr. and Mrs. John Klapperich Mr. and Mrs. Blake Dilsworth Mr. Edward Gaston and Mrs. Lori Zager Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hession Mr. Jason Tuttle and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dobbas Mr. and Mrs. James Gavney Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hill Mrs. Mary Klapperich-Tuttle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gavney Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hill Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koch Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dowling Ms. Anjelica Gazzano Dr. and Mrs. Michael Hill Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Kosinski Mr. Mark Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Duane M. Geck Ms. Lauren Hinton Ms. Heidi Krahling Mr. and Mrs. Philip Downs Dr. and Mrs. Louis Geissberger Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hislop Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Kristoff Mr. and Mrs. Greg Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Tom Geissler Hog Island Oyster Co. Mr. Thomas Kunst and Mr. and Mrs. Skip Dresel Mr. and Mrs. Tony George Ms. Beth Holland Mrs. Anriette Brissaud-Kunst Mr. and Mrs. Branton Dreyfus Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Geraldi Mr. Hank Holland La Ginestra The Drum Foundation Mr. Chris Gernhard and Dr. Serena Mraz, M.D. Mr. Shane A. Holt La Toscana Restaurant 68—MARIN Catholic FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN Catholic —69 nnual Report 2012-2013 Gifts given from July 1, 2012-June 30, 2013

Mr. and Mrs. Brad LaPoint Ms. Sandee McCready Ms. Christine Nessier Dr. and Mrs. Steve Purcell, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Seltsam Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stray Mr. Pedro Ulloa Mr. and Mrs. David Whiteside Mr. and Mrs. Michael LaRocca Mrs. Barbara McCullough Mr. and Mrs. John Newell Mr. and Mrs. John Quick Servino Ristorante Italiano Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Strazulo Ms. Katherine Underwood Mr. John I. Wight and Mr. Bill Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Mark Newman Mr. and Mrs. James Quigley Mr. and Mrs. M. Reza Shahabedin Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sullivan Mr. Steven Underwood Mrs. Kimberly L. Reinking Wight Mr. and Mrs. Scot Lance Mr. Robert F. McCullough, Jr. Ms. Jennie Halvorsen Noerr Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rabbitt Mr. Shaheen Shamsavari Ms. Eileen Sullivan V. Sattui Winery Ms. Julianne Wilhelm Mr. and Mrs. Khateeb Lateef Ms. Lorraine McDonald Mr. John Noerr Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sharps Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Suski Mr. and Mrs. Jack Valinoti Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilhelm Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lateef McGowan & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noonan Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ramos Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Sharps Tamalpais Tutoring & Test Prep Mrs. Carol Ann Vallely Mr. John Williams Mr. and Mrs. James Lazor Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Noonan Mr. and Mrs. David Ranghiasci Mr. and Mrs. Andre Shashaty Mr. and Mrs. David Tarantino Mr. Craig Vallely Mr. and Mrs. Robin Williams Mr. John Lazzaretto and Mrs. Erin Ackenheil Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Scott Norman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Raskowsky Mr. and Mrs. David Shaver Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tarantino Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Valtierra Mr. Bruce Wilson and Mr. Matthew Le Merle and Mrs. Alison Davis Mr. and Mrs. Brian McGuire Northwestern Mutual Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lance Ratto Monsignor Robert Sheeran Monsignor James T. Tarantino Ms. Egan Valtierra Mrs. Devon Fordyce-Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Leavitt Mr. and Mrs. Sean McHugh Nothing Bundt Cakes Mr. and Mrs. Seth Reicher Mr. Ken Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tasker Mr. and Mrs. John Van Koll Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Lecouturier Ms. Winifred McKinnon Mr. and Mrs. John Novick Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Renk Mrs. Laura Estrada-Shepherd Ms. Judi Tawney Mr. and Mrs. Michael Van Metre Mr. and Mrs. Eric Winkler Mrs. Carol Legnitto Ms. Carol McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Gregory O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. David Resnick Ms. Donna Sillan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terheyden Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Viets Mr. Lou Wirth and Mrs. Debora Kristofferson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lenz Mr. Mark McLaughlin Mr. Kevin O’Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rice Mr. and Mrs. Neil Simons Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tewhill Mr. and Mrs. Tony Vince Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Steven Leonard Ms. Tracy McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Martin O’Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rich Mr. and Mrs. Steven Sinnett The Inn At The Tides- The Bugatto Fanily Mr. and Mrs. Jason Visconti Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Wright Mr. and Mrs. David Lese Mr. and Mrs. Gary McLean Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Odisio Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Sinnott The Style Bar W.H. Smith Wines, Napa Valley Ms. Julie Wright Mr. and Mrs. Henri Lese Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meave Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ongaro Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Craig Smith Mr. Michael Theriault and Mr. and Mrs. Ahmed Wahbeh Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright Limerick Lane Cellars Mr. and Mrs. Mark Merrion Ms. Diane M. Ongaro Mr. Richard S. Riede and Mr. and Mrs. Mick Smith Mrs. Colleen McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Walker Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wright Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Limpert Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meyer Mrs. Elizabeth Ongaro Mrs. Marilyn Riddell Riede Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ward Mr. Bryan Wunder Mr. and Mrs. Kent Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Ongaro Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riedel Mr. Robert Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson Ms. Theresa Ward Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yandle Mr. and Mrs. Rory Little Mr. Francis Meynard and Opes Advisors, Inc. Mrs. Laura Riella Mrs. Mary Grace Elizondo Mr. and Mrs. Steve Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wardenburg Mr. and Mrs. James Young Ms. Lena Longo Mrs. Dominique Jeffroy-Meynard Orbis Payment Services, Inc. Ristobar Mr. and Mrs. Darin Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Thomson Mr. and Mrs. John Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fritz Zimmer Jr. Mr. Kevin Lorne and Ms. Heidi Watson Dr. Mark Michna, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Bret Osborn Mr. Ivan Rivera and Mrs. Janet Balbontin Mr. and Mrs. David Starkey Mr. Thomas Timmer Mr. and Mrs. James Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Massoud Zohadi Lucca Delicatessen Mr. and Mrs. Gorm Mikkelsen Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Padovese Mr. Anthony Robello Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tostenson Mr. and Mrs. John Welisch Mr. Jeff Ludlow and Mrs. Mia Mitchel Ludlow Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Miller Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Page Mr. Kelly Rodriques and Mrs. Lynda Lucero Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Stiteler Mr. and Mrs. David Trahan Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Luster Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Miller Mr. and Mrs. Scott Panicacci Mr. Ken Rogers Mr. Race Stowell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ugarte Mr. and Mrs. Dan White Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lyons, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller Paradise Flowers Ms. Madeline Rogers Ms. Dorothy MacDougald Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miller Mr. Alexander Park and Mrs. Dana Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rooney Jr. Mr. Kevin MacDougald Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller Mr. and Mrs. Neil Park Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Rosa Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MacLean Ms. Jane Mock Mr. and Mrs. George Pasha, IV Mr. Mark Ross Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacLean Dr. Mary Mockus, M.D. Mr. Anthony J. Payne Mr. Edward Rossi Mangia Nosh Catering Company Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mohler Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Pelfini Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Rowell Ms. Bonnie Manning Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mollison Mr. and Mrs. Francois Peltereau-Villeneuve Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Rudder Mr. and Mrs. Richard Margulis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Monahan Mr. and Mrs. Art Penaflor Mr. Mike Rudder Marin Brewing Company Mr. Michael Morgan and Mrs. Debra Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Pera Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rulli Marin Joe’s Restaurant Mr. Charles G. Morphy Mr. and Mrs. Don Perazzo Ms. Ann Rupers Marin Sanitary Service Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morris Ms. Linda Perazzo Mr. Michael Rupers Marinitas Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morris Mr. and Ms. Steve Perazzo Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Rutledge Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Marino Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pereira Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan Marketing Concepts Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Moss Mr. and Mrs. David Perotti Mr. and Mrs. William Ryder Mr. and Mrs. Steven Martini Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Moss Mr. Tod Couch and Mrs. Niki Perotti-Couch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ryker Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mason Moylan’s Brewery & Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. David Perry Ms. Phyllis Saccani Mr. John Mathews and Dr. Lisa Mathews Mr. Brendan Moylan Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Saia Matson Navigation Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Mulcahy Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Kal Salama Mr. Frank Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Murray Pfizer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Salmon Mr. and Mrs. John Mc Caffrey, Sr. Mr. Dennis Morrow and Mrs. Natasha Najafi Mr. and Mrs. Jim Piry Sam’s Anchor Cafe Ms. Kristina McCaffrey Mr. and Mrs. Ron Najafi Mrs. Karen Poksay San Rafael Joe’s Ms. AnnMarie McCaffrey-Bledsoe Mr. and Mrs. Louis Napoli Ms. Lisa Poksay Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sanchez Ms. Lynn McCaffrey-Powell Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Narcomey Dr. Thomas Poksay Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schneider Mr. and Mrs. David McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Narodny Mr. and Mrs. Adam Politzer Mr. Jeffrey Schwager and Mrs. Barbara Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Nash Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Pomilia, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCarty Ms. Patricia Navone Mr. Kenneth Praszker Mr. and Mrs. Scott Selig Mr. and Mrs. Tim McClean Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Neal Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Presti Mr. Vitaliy Selivanov and Mrs. Irina Shurinova Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCloskey The Michael J. Nelson Foundation Pt. Reyes Farmstead Cheese Co. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sell 70—MARIN Catholic FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN Catholic —71 nnual Report 2012-2013 Gifts given from July 1, 2012-June 30, 2013

Other Restricted Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Shahryar Bahreyni Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bledsoe Ms. Julie Cadigan Mr. and Mrs. John Clear Mr. and Mrs. Larry DiMare Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey French Mrs. Susan Grady FY 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Baker Mr. and Mrs. Keith Blodgett Mr. and Mrs. Richard Calcaterra Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cliff Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Diener Mr. Jeff Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Graham (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013) Mr. Michael Balok Mr. and Mrs. Steven Boginsky Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Blake Dilsworth Mrs. Terrie Freni-Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gray Ms. Jeanne Aden The Bank of America Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Boland Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Callan Mr. Kevin Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dobbas Mr. and Mrs. David Friend Mr. and Mrs. Keith Greggor Mr. and Mrs. Mikhail G. Afendikova Bank of Marin Bon Air Shopping Center, L.P. Mr. and Mrs. John Callan Mr. Richard Cohn and Mrs. Anne Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dobberstein Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Grialou Mr. and Mrs. Joe Agnese Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Banuelos Ms. Terri Bondanza-Lavin Mr. and Mrs. Chris Campagna Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coll Dominican Sisters - Saint Margaret Convent Mr. and Mrs. Thibault Fulconis Mr. and Mrs. William Griffin Ms. Valerie Agostino Ms. Angela Barretta Ms. Linda Bonino Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carlin Ms. Jaynie Collondrez Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donnelly Ms. Colleen Furano Ms. Linda Griffith Alexander & Edwards, Inc. Ms. Kim Barrier Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boro Mr. and Mrs. Orin Carpenter Mrs. Becket Colombo Mr. and Mrs. Peter Donnici Reverend Kevin P. Gaffey Mr. and Mrs. Mike Grinnell Mr. and Mrs. Craig Alexander Ms. Kelly Barrington Mr. Robert Bowyer and Mrs. Renee Boeche Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carrasco Mr. and Mrs. Scott Colombo Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Gaidano Ms. Elizabeth Groh Mr. and Mrs. Juan Alfaro Mr. and Mrs. Rick Barry Mr. Richard Boyce and Mrs. Brenda Cantu Mr. and Mrs. Michael Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Steven Colvin Mr. and Mrs. Philip Downs Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gale Mr. Richard Groh Mr. and Mrs. Todd Allen Mr. Jeffrey Bartfeld and Mrs. Suzanne Larson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Boyer Caruso Company Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Connaughton Mr. and Mrs. Greg Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Galliani Mr. and Mrs. Mark Guelfi Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alten Mr. and Mrs. William Barton Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Bozin Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Castagnola Mr. Darren Conner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Galuszka Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guerin Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Altvater Mrs. Nada Barulich Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ceccotti Ms. Jane Conner Mr. and Mrs. Skip Dresel Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gambardella Mr. Mark Gunn Ms. Susan Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David Basso, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brady Mr. Roger Chaix Mr. and Mrs. Keith Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Branton Dreyfus Mr. Anthony Gambardella Ms. Bonnie Halford Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Basso Ms. Kelly Brennan Brown Ms. Angela Chen Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Consani The Drum Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gambardella Mr. and Mrs. Reidar Halle Mr. Erik Andresen Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bassous Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brewer Dr. and Mrs. Philip Chenette Mr. and Mrs. Mark Converse Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dupries Mr. and Mrs. John Gamblin Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Haller Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Andress Mr. David Baylor and Mrs. Terry Helmer Mr. Phil Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Roland Cherbero Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cooney Mr. and Mrs. David Duysen Mr.and Mrs. Dave Garbarino Mr. and Mrs. James Hallmark Mr. and Mrs. Tony Anello Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beck Mr. and Mrs. Robert Browne ChevronTexaco Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Craig Dykman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garbarino Mr. and Mrs. John Hanley Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Angelone Mr. Richard Beckman and Mrs. Leslie Bee Ms. Elizabeth Brusseau Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chmielewski Ms. Linda Cordoni Mr. Wayne W. Eggert and Mrs. Mary Pat Leoni Mr. and Mrs. David Garcia Mr. Jerry Hanrahan Anonymous Donations/Revenue Mr. John Begg and Mrs. Marie Zanoni-Begg Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Buchanan, III Mr. and Mrs. Holly Choy Ms. Nancy Cortesi Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ehteshami Mr. Edward Gaston and Mrs. Lori Zager Mr. and Mrs. Mark Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Ron Antipa Ms. Fereshteh Behrouz Mr. Trevor Buck Mr. and Mrs. Mark Christensen Dr. Anthony Costella, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Elsbree Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gavney Ms. Lissa Harris Mr. Ed Apodaca and Mrs. Lisa Berghout Mr. and Mrs. Mark Belgarde Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley Mr. Charles Christensen and Mr. Michael A. Costello and Ms. Catherine Emmons Samson Gazelle, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Wyman C. Harris Ms. Lindsay Aranha Dr. and Mrs. John Belzer, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Buckstaff Mrs. Donna de Surville Mrs. Margaret Franz-Costello Mr. and Mrs. Richard Epidendio Mr. and Mrs. Duane M. Geck Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hartwig Ms. Heather Arst Mr. and Mrs. John Beritzhoff Dr. and Mrs. Barry Bugatto, M.D. Ms. Barbara Christian Mr. Michael P. Costello Laleh Eskandari Mr. and Mrs. Tony George Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hass Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ash Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bernhard Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bullian Mr. and Mrs. John Chuday Ms. Bevelry Coughlin Mr. David Esposito Mr. and Mrs. Jay Geraci Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Healy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Astle Ms. Laura Bertolli Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Burkhard Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chuljian Mr. Neil F. Cowperthwaite Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Evans Mr. Chris Gernhard and Dr. Serena Mraz, M.D. Mr. Howard Hedinger Mr. and Mrs. Masoud Attar Mr. and Mrs. John Biasotti Mr. and Mrs. Jay Burnham Ms. Mary Churchill Mr. Thomas Cowperthwaite Mr. and Mrs. Eckhard Evers Ms. Robin Gerrity The Hedinger Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Norman Augustin Ms. Nancy Bissell Ms. Jennifer Burnham Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Cincebeaux Mr. and Mrs. Todd Creighton Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ewert Ghilotti Brothers, Inc. Ms. Judith Hehir Ms. Margaret Avellar Ms. Ana Blanco Mrs. Shari Byrnes Mr. and Mrs. Steve Clark Mr. Lloyd Crenna Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fabiano Mr. and Mrs. Dante Ghilotti Mr. and Mrs. Brian Henry Dr. and Mrs. Robert Aycock, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Blatt Mr. Thomas Byrnes, Jr. Mr. Gregory Clausen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cresalia Mr. and Mrs. John L. Fallat Mrs. Eva Ghilotti Mr. and Mrs. Humberto Herhuay Ms. Carolyn Crivello Mr. and Mrs. Joel Faller Ms. Linda Ghilotti Ms. Nancy Herhuay Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crivello Fan Tan & Co, Inc. The Mario Ghilotti Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hession Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Crivello Mr. Sasan Faramarzi and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ghilotti The Larry L. Hillblom Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William Croteau Mrs. Theresa Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ghilotti Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hill Mr. Matthew Curwood and The William Stamps Farish Fund Ghilotti Construction Company Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hill Mrs. Kristine Werner Curwood Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farney Mr. and Mrs. Robert Giacomini Dr. and Mrs. Michael Hill Mr. and Mrs. Eric Dabanian Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Mike Giannini Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hislop Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dal Porto Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Feeney Ms. Tara Gillen Ms. Doreen Hodgin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Dandridge Ms. Devi Feerick-Grotjahn Ms. Suzanne Gilley Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hogan Ms. Karen Davis Jones Mr. Mark Fernandez Mrs. Lucille Gingras Ms. Beth Holland Ms. Catherine Davis Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ficker Mr. Doak Gintert Mr. Hank Holland Ms. Maria De Pilar Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Robert Findlay Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Giuliano Mr. and Mrs. Richard Homich, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. DeMartini Ms. Donna Firenzi Mr. and Mrs. Jim Glowner Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hooper Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Degnan Mr. Henry and Dr. Carla Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Gobar Mrs. and Mrs. James Horan Mr. and Mrs. Steve Delahunty Mr. and Mrs. Craig Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Goff Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hudner Mr. Michael Dempsey and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Foedisch Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gold Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes Mrs. Christine Ramos Ms. Joan Fong Dr. Rosemarie Goldstein, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hurley Mr. Jay Demski Dr. Michelle Fontaine Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gondola Dr. and Mrs. Yngvar Hvistendahl Ms. Teri Demski Frank Howard Allen Realtors - Novato Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gonzalez Mr. Matthew Hymel and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Descalso Ms. Melinda A. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. David Gooder Mrs. Dara Ferra Hymel Mrs. Theresa Descalso Mrs. Margaret Franz-Costello Mrs. Gloria Gooder Ms. Vicki Ihnken Mr. Gregory de Surville Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Freccero Dr. Jasmine Gorton, D.M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Inscoe Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Devine Mr. and Mrs. Vince Freemantle Mr. and Mrs. Keith Grady Ms. Joan C. Isetta 72—MARIN Catholic FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN Catholic —73 nnual Report 2012-2013 Gifts given from July 1, 2012-June 30, 2013

Mr. Lincoln Isetta Mr. and Mrs. Khateeb Lateef Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Narodny Mr. Tod Couch and Mrs. Niki Perotti-Couch Mr. and Mrs. David Resnick Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Sabadell Mrs. Susan Silveira Mr. and Mrs. William Isetta Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lateef Mr. and Mrs. David McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Nash Mr. and Mrs. David Perry Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rice Ms. Phyllis Saccani Mr. and Mrs. Neil Simons Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Greg Laudenslager Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCarthy Mr. Tim Navone and Dr. Kathy Waller Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rich Ms. Lauren Sagar Mr. and Mrs. Steven Sinnett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jacobson Ms. Barbara Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Neal Pfizer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Richardson Ms. Sharon Sagar Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Sinnott Mr. and Mrs. John Jakiemiec Mr. and Mrs. James Lazor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCloskey The Michael J. Nelson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Saia Mr. and Mrs. Craig Smith Ms. Agnieszka Jankowski Mr. John Lazzaretto and Mrs. Erin Ackenheil Mr. and Mrs. Glen McCord Mr. and Mrs. John Newell Mr. and Mrs. Jim Piry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riedel Mr. and Mrs. Kal Salama Mr. and Mrs. Mick Smith Jennifer Skinner Portraits Mr. Matthew Le Merle and Mrs. Alison Davis Ms. Sandee McCready Mr. and Mrs. Mark Newman Ms. Lisa Poksay Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Righetti Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith Ms. Marcia Jervis Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Leavitt Mrs. Barbara McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Rick Nichelini Dr. Thomas Poksay Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rizzuti Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sandbach Mr. Robert Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jones Mr. Douglas Lee and Mrs. Susan Gahry Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCullough, Jr. Ms. Suzanne Nissen Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Pola Mr. Anthony Robello Mr. and Mrs. Bjorn Sandberg Mrs. Mary Grace Elizondo Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan Mr. Steven Lee Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCullough Mr. Andrew Noerr Mr. and Mrs. Adam Politzer Ms. Carolyn Robello Mr. and Mrs. Michael Savage Mr. and Mrs. Darin Snyder Mr. Mark Joyce and Mrs. Gail Gaffney Mrs. Carol Legnitto Mr. and Mrs. Larry McCullough Ms. Jennie Halvorsen Noerr Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Pomilia, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schneider Ms. Rebecca Spence Mrs. Linda Judah Ms. Margo M. Legnitto Ms. Melissa McDonald Mr. John Noerr Mr. James Porter Mr. Kelly Rodriques and Mrs. Lynda Lucero Mr. Jeffrey Schwager and Mrs. Barbara Wilson Mr. Spencer M. Spezzano Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kamys Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lenz Mr. and Mrs. Robert McFadden Mr. Peter Noerr Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Power Ms. Madeline Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott Mr. and Mrs. Steve Spiesberger Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Karcher Ms. Claudia Leograndis McGowan & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noonan Mrs. Joann Powers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rooney Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Seltsam Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Spurr Mr. and Mrs. Tomas Kaselionis Mr. and Mrs. Steven Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Noonan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Presti Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Rosa Ms. Susan Senf St. Vincent de Paul Society at Marin Catholic Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keller Mr. and Mrs. David Lese Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGrath Mr. and Mrs. John Norris Mr. and Mrs. James Puccinelli Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rosenbach Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Sevy Mr. and Mrs. David Starkey Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly Ms. Ethelinda Levy Mr. and Mrs. Brian McGuire Mr. Andrew Nortz Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Pult Mr. Edward Rossi Ms. Patricia Seybold Ms. Denise Stenberg Ms. Renee Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Kent Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. Sean McHugh Mr. and Mrs. John Novick Mr. and Mrs. John Quick Mr. Gianmarco Rossi Ms. Suzanne Seybold Mr. and Mrs. Erland Stenberg Mr. Paul Kent Mrs. Karen Lippi Mr. and Mrs. Donald McInnes Ms. Lois O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. James Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Rudder Mr. Shaheen Shamsavari Mr. Steven Stenberg Ms. Paula Leland Kent Mr. Ken Lippi and Mrs. Leanne Barsotti Mr. and Mrs. Kieran McKeogh Ms. Rosemary O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rabbitt Mr. Mike Rudder Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Shanahan Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stevenson Ms. Kim Kiechhefer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lippi Ms. Winifred McKinnon Mr. and Mrs. Gregory O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. James Raccanello Mr. Frank Ruderman and Ms. Marni Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Stiteler Mr. and Mrs. John Kieckhefer Mr. and Mrs. Rory Little Mr. and Mrs. Gary McLean Mr. and Mrs. John O’Keefe Ms. Vanny Raffety Mrs. Elizabeth Blickman-Ruderman Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sharps Ms. Kathryn Stokes Ms. Karen Kilian Mr. and Mrs. John J. Loftus Ms. Rachel McLean Mr. and Mrs. Brendan O’Leary Mr. Richard Raggio Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rulli Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Sharps Mr. Race Stowell Mr. Steven Killpack and Mrs. Maureen Daly Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Lombardi, Jr. Ms. Debi McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Martin O’Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. David Ranghiasci Ms. Ann Rupers Ms. Lauren Sharps Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Strazulo Ms. Judy King Ms. Nancy Longo Slattery Mr. and Mrs. John McMullen Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Odisio Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ranghiasci Mr. Michael Rupers Mr. and Mrs. Andre Shashaty Ms. Sara Sudlow Ms. Kimberly King Ms. Lena Longo Mr. and Mrs. Mike McNamara Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ongaro Mr. and Mrs. Lance Ratto Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Rutledge Monsignor Robert Sheeran Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sullivan Mr. Patrick Kirby Mr. Kevin Lorne and Ms. Heidi Watson Ms. Robyn Menzel Mrs. Elizabeth Ongaro Ms. Heather Ravani Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Sherman Ms. Eileen Sullivan Ms. Susan Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Jack Loughran Mr. and Mrs. Mark Merrion Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Ongaro Mr. and Mrs. Seth Reicher Mr. and Mrs. William Ryder Mr. and Mrs. Scott Shira Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Sullivan Kiwanis Club of San Rafael & Central Marin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Luster Mr. Francis Meynard and Opes Advisors, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Klapperich Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lynch Mrs. Dominique Jeffroy-Meynard Mr. Tom Oprendek and Mrs. Elizabeth Krauth Mr. David Knepler Ms. Deborah Lynch Dr. Mark Michna, D.D.S. Orbis Payment Services, Inc. Knights of Columbus - San Rafael Council Mr. Tom Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Gorm Mikkelsen Mr. and Mrs. Bret Osborn 1292 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Miller Ms. Brigid Oswald Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Koch Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MacLean Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miller Ms. Louise Owen Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Koorhan Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacLean Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Padovese Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Kosinski Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Magnuson Mr. Michael Moir and Mrs. Sara McMillen Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Page Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Kostelni Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Malet Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mollison Mr. and Mrs. Scott Panicacci Mr. Frank Kripal Ms. Lynn M. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Monahan Paradise Flowers Ms. Janet Kripal Ms. Bonnie Manning Mr. and Mrs. Ulf Moren Mr. and Mrs. Rekh Pareek Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kristofferson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Margulis Mr. Michael Morgan and Mrs. Debra Hunter Mr. Alexander Park and Mrs. Dana Johnson Mr. Mitch Kristofferson Marin Office Supply Ms. Yolanda Morgan Mr. and Mrs. George Pasha, IV Ms. Jody Kuehn Marin Sports Academy Mr. Michael Morris and Mrs. Victoria Hecht Mr. and Mrs. Fred Paulenich Mr. Elissa Kuhr Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Marino Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Moss Mr. Matthew Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kunst Marketing Concepts Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Moss Mrs. Crystal Lewis-Pearson Mr. Thomas Kunst and Mr. and Mrs. John Marotto, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Mulcahy Ms. Sally Pease Mrs. Anriette Brissaud-Kunst Mr. and Mrs. Greg Martin Ms. Irene Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Pedlar Dr. Michael and Dr. Grace Kwok Mr. and Mrs. Steven Martini Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Pelfini Mr. and Mrs. Brad LaPoint Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mason Mr. and Mrs. Richard Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Francois Peltereau-Villeneuve Ms. Leonie LaPoint Mr. John Mathews and Dr. Lisa Mathews Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Murray Mr. and Mrs. Art Penaflor Mr. and Mrs. Scot Lance Mr. and Mrs. Joe Matos Ms. Leslie Myers Ms. Linda Perazzo Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Lang, Jr. Mr. Frank Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Louis Napoli Mr. and Ms. Steve Perazzo Dr. and Mrs. William Lang Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCall Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Narcomey Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pereira Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lange Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCallister Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Naro Mr. and Mrs. David Perotti 74—MARIN Catholic FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN Catholic —75 nnual Report 2012-2013 Gifts given from July 1, 2012-June 30, 2013

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Suski Mr. and Mrs. Steve Thompson Ms. Patricia Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Robin Williams Mr. and Mrs. James Young Big 4 Rents Di Pietro Todd Dr. and Mrs. Terry L. Hand, M.D. Mr. Thomas Sweet and Mrs. Norine Quinones Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Thomson Mr. and Mrs. Ahmed Wahbeh Mr. Sean Williams Ms. Marina Zavala Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Biss, III Ms. Judy Domenici Mr. and Mrs. Mark Harmon Tamalpais Tutoring & Test Prep Mr. Thomas Timmer Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Walker Mr. and Mrs. Colin Wilmott Mr. and Mrs. Hadi Ziari Bluebird Yarn & Fabric Crafts Doncaster Clothing Hartmann Studios Mr. and Mrs. David Tarantino Mr. Sean Timmons Mrs. Margaret Walker Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Wilsey Ms. Sheela Ziari Boca Pizzeria Doodlebug Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Hass, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tarantino Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Tonoc Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walsh Mr. Bruce Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fritz Zimmer Jr. Boca Steak & Seafood Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dowling Mrs. Miriam Hass Monsignor James T. Tarantino Mr. and Mrs. Mario O. Torres Mr. Matthew Ward and Mrs. Devon Fordyce-Wilson Mr. Steven Zimmerman and Body Kinetics Mr. and Mrs. Branton Dreyfus Healus Neuro Rehab Ctr Mr. and Mrs. John Tarantino Mr. and Mrs. David Trahan Mrs. Mari Ballas-Ward Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson Mrs. Victoria Peet Boo Koo Asian Street Food Mi Duong Mr. Michael Heffernan Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tasker Mr. Philong Tran Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ward Mr. and Mrs. Eric Winkler Mr. and Mrs. Massoud Zohadi Book Passage Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dupries Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hill Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tassone Mr. and Mrs. Jason Traut Mr. Stephen M. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Rick Winter Ms. Sharon Zurcher Bordenave’s Bakery Education Unlimited Hilton Union Square Mr. Kyle Tatsumoto True Communications, L.L.C. Ms. Theresa Ward Mr. Chris Wirth Brick & Bottle El Paisa Taco Truck Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hislop Ms. Judi Tawney Ms. Lydia Tuveson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wardenburg Mr. James Wirth Gift In-Kind Donors Vivian Broadway Mr. Sid Emison Hog Island Oyster Co. Mrs. Carol Teller Mr. Richard Tye and Mrs. Deanne Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Al Wasserman Mr. Lou Wirth and Mrs. Debora Kristofferson FY 2013 Broken Drum Brewery & Grill Emporio Rulli, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lonner Holden Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Teller UNICO National - Marin County Chapter Mr. and Mrs. John Watkins Mr. Tim Wirth (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013) Buck’s of Woodside Endurance Performance Training House of Steel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terheyden Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ugarte Ms. Irene Weaver Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Wolf 20-20 Optical Buckeye Roadhouse & Bungalow 44 Epicurean Group Mr. and Mrs. William D. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tewhill Mr. Steven Underwood Mr. and Mrs. James Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Wood 3 Ring Cycles Buckeye Roadhouse Restaurant Falafel Hut Hyer Architecture The Style Bar Mr. and Mrs. Jack Valinoti Ms. Debra Weiss-Ishai Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Woodall Five Points Fitness Deirdre Burke Fast Frames Il Fornaio Mr. Michael Theriault and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Valtierra Mr. and Mrs. John Welisch Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Wright ABC Driving School Cafe Del Soul Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Feeney Infineon Raceway Mrs. Colleen McDonald Ms. Egan Valtierra Wells Fargo Foundation Ms. Julie Wright Abbey Party Rentals Cafe of Life Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ficker Insalata’s Restaurant Mr. William ‘Buz’ Thiercof Mr. Ruben Valtierra Mr. and Mrs. Dan White Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright Alex’s Dry Cleaning Valet Café Arrivederci Fingers and Toes Faces and Places Item Shoes & Accessories Mr. and Mrs. John Thomason Mr. and Mrs. John Van Koll Mr. and Mrs. David Whiteside Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wright All Things Rose Cain’s Tire Inc. Finishing Touch Nails Ivy Recruiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomason Mr. and Mrs. Michael Van Metre Mr. John I. Wight and Mr. Bryan Wunder All West Lacrosse Mr. Adam Callan Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fioretti Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Jaeger Mr. and Mrs. David Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Viets Mrs. Kimberly L. Reinking Wight Mr. and Mrs. Andy Wyrick Alten Construction, Inc Can Do Kid, Inc. Five Little Monkeys Jennifer Skinner Portraits Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John Villa Ms. Julianne Wilhelm Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yandle Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alten Mr. and Mrs. Orin Carpenter Flour Chylde Bakery Joshua Ets-hokin Photography Mrs. Nancy Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Tony Vince Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilhelm Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yates Anchor Steam Brewing Mr. Ken Carr Frame Crafters Mr. Joe Kells Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Jason Visconti Mr. John Williams Mr. and Mrs. Michael Yoham Arch Rival Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Castagnola Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Freedman Kentfield Fitness Aroma Cafe Center For Balance Dr. Daniel Freeman, D.D.S. Ms. Karen Kilian Ms. Heather Arst Champagne Salon & Day Spa Mr. and Mrs. David Friend Ms. Judy King Athleta Dr. and Mrs. Philip Chenette Fuerza Pilates Ms. Kimberly King Auberge DuSoliel Chocolate Heaven Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gale Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klein Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. August Citrus Mr. and Mrs. Dave Garbarino Ms. Heidi Krahling Autodesk, Inc. City Cycle Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Geraldi Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kunst Ms. Margaret Avellar Classic Kids Photography Get In Shape for Women Kunst Bros. Painting, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Constantino Aversa Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coll Ghilotti Brothers, Inc. La Ginestra Mr. and Mrs. Fabio Aversa Mr. Bill Collins and Mrs. Lori Lucia Collins Ms. Linda Ghilotti La Toscana Restaurant Mrs. Maria Aversa Compass Education Group Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ghilotti Lacoppa Coffee LLC Mr. Tino Aversa Compton Place Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ghilotti Lark Shoes BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse Mr. and Mrs. Keith Conroy Ghilotti Construction Company Lark Theater Mr. and Mrs. Shahryar Bahreyni Continental Jewelers Gold’s Gym Laub Dermatology Mr. and Mrs. Joe Baker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cooney Golden Gate Ferry Law Office of Brendan Brewer Balloon Delights Cooper Alley Salon Golden Gate Golf and Tennis Lawrence Hall of Science Bananas at Large Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooper Golden Gate Tutoring Mr. Jeremy Lawson Bay Club Marin Coppola Winery Mr. and Mrs. David Gooder Ledson Winery and Vineyards Beach Blanket Babylon Mr. Michael A. Costello and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Graham Left Bank Restaurant Beau Soleil Salon Mrs. Margaret Franz-Costello Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gray Legion of Honor Mr. and Mrs. Mark Belgarde Craig’s Warehouse Grazie Restaurant Ms. Susanne Light Bella Bronze DJ’s Chinese Cuisine Mr. and Mrs. Keith Greggor Limerick Lane Cellars Dr. and Mrs. John Belzer, M.D. Dagaz Salon Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Grialou Mr. and Mrs. Rory Little Benissimo Restaurant & Bar De Young Museum Mrs. Nanci Grialou Live Water Surf Shop Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Berardi Deer Park Villa Mr. and Mrs. Mark Guelfi Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Lombardi, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Beritzhoff Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Della Santina Guyamas Ms. Nancy Longo Slattery Berkeley Repertory Theater Demo Sports H & H Printing / Hurley Distribution Lucas Valley Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Victor Berliant Mr. Gregory de Surville Halleck Vineyard Lucca Delicatessen

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Ms. Linda Magana Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Page Small World Products Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Wright Mr. Thomas Olivier Memorial/ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dardis Mr. and Mrs. Guido A. Murnig Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Malet Panchitos Mexican Food Dr. Jonathan Smith, D.C. Yoga Works Studio Mr. Joe Passalaqua Special Intention Mr. and Mrs. Joe DeRosa Mr. George Nathan Mangia Nosh Catering Company Sandy Park Mr. and Mrs. Darin Snyder Ms. Sue Passalaqua Tribute Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Steve Delahunty The Michael J. Nelson Foundation Marin Airporter Ms. Janet Payne Mr. and Mrs. Arnold V. Spinelli Memorial/ Ms. Sandy Peeples Ms. Suzanne Egan Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Pola Marin Brewing Company Peggy Parks Photography Stacey Lapuk, ASID Reverend David M. Pettingill FY 2013 Mr. Michael Fedoroff Mr. James Porter Special Intention (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013) Marin Catholic Faculty & Staff Penman Photographic Artists Stellar Spa Tribute Gifts Mr. Donald Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gambardella Mr. Connor B. Pritchard Marin Center Performing Arts Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Pera Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stray FY 2013 Mrs. Mary Ruane Mr. Anthony Gambardella Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ranghiasci Marin Joe’s Restaurant Performance Bicycle Studiolo (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013) Mrs. Irene Sarocka Gift Donors Mr. Tony Gambardella and Mr. Richard S. Riede and Marin Kitchen Pier 23 Cafe Sue Fisher King Co. Mr. Peter Sarocka Mr. John Abramson Mrs. Judy Lococo Mrs. Marilyn Riddell Riede Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alten Marin Running Company Poggio Trattoria Sugar and Spice With Everything Iced In Honor of: Mr. Michael Sarmento Geissberger, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ritchie Dr. and Mrs. David Basso Marin Sanitary Service Dr. Thomas Poksay Sunnyside Nursery Mr. John Abramson Mrs. Eleanor McPartland Shaleski Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Geissberger, D.D.S. Mrs. Jane Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. David Basso, Jr. Marin YMCA Practical Martial Arts & Marin Karate Kids Susan’s Store Room Mrs. Frances Alioto Ms. Karen Shubin Dr. and Mrs. Louis Geissberger, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sandbach The Michael Basso Memorial Foundation Marinitas Restaurant Precor Home Fitness SusieCakes Ms. Madge Adeline Angel Mr. Anthony Silveira Dr. and Mrs. Marc Geissberger, D.D.S. Mrs. Laura Saunders Abramson Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Basso Mary Small Photography Premier Designs Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Suski Mrs. Susan Ballinger Mr. Ronald Silveira Mrs. Gloria Giorgi Ms. Sonja Schmid Ms. Laura T. Bertone Massage Envy Presh Designer Collective Sweet Things Mr. Dick Barteau Mr. George Soracco Mr. Bruce Grantham Ms. Irene Scully Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boland Matson Navigation Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Prieston Sweetwater Music Hall Mr. Michael Basso Mr. Robert Sundberg Mr. Sam Haddad Colonel Reginald Shaleski Mr. and Mrs. John Boland Matt & Jeff’s Hand Car Wash ProofLab T & B Sports, Inc. Mr. Bruce Blevins Mr. Dave Tuchsen Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hogan Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Sheofsky Dr. and Mrs. Barry Bugatto, M.D. Ms. Sandee McCready Pt. Reyes Farmstead Cheese Co. Tam Bike Shop Mr. Frank Borelli Mrs. Rhea Valtierra Ms. Barbara Hunt Mrs. Lorraine Silveira Mrs. Barbara Camera Mr. Robert F. McCullough, Jr. Red Dragon Yoga Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tewhill Judge Henry Broderick Mr. Brad Von Raesfeld Mr. James Jorgensen Mrs. Susan Silveira Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carrasco Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGowan Red Robin Caterers The Blues Jean Bar Mr. Paul Camera Mr. Kevin Vote Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kirby Ms. Megan Smith Mr. Eugene Ceccotti Mr. and Mrs. Mark Merrion Ms. Laurie Reemsnyder The Coffee Roastery in San Anselmo Mr. James Chadwick Mrs. Valda Whitman Mr. David Lippi Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stone Mrs. Patricia Cercos Mr. Robert Meyer Revolution Prep The Golf Mart Mr. Thomas A. Clark Mr. Charles Young Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch Ms. Monique Sundberg Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cercos Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rice The Great Acorn Co Mr. Ray DalPoggetto Mr. Michael C. McGarry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tassone Mr. and Mrs. Steve Clark Michael’s Sourdough Sandwiches Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rich The Hot Tubs of Berkeley Mr. Richard J. Degan Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McGillicuddy Ms. Lydia Tuveson Class of 2012 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Miller Mrs. Laura Riella The Inn At The Tides- The Bugatto Fanily Mrs. Rosemary Dell’Era Mr. and Mrs. John McMullen Mr. and Mrs. John Villa Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller Ristobar The Lodge at Whitehawk Ranch Ms. Kim Dore Mr. and Mrs. John K. Merz Mr. Richard Williams and Mrs. Renata Bihun Ms. Louise Cuneo Milvali Salon Rolling Hills Casino The Marin Dojo Ms. Marialyce Dorward Mr. and Mrs. James Metzger Mr. Jeffery DalPoggetto Molly Maid of Marin Rolling Hills Tennis Club The Melting Pot Mr. William Englebright Mr. Michael Morris and Mrs. Victoria Hecht Monterey Peninsula Foundation Royal Coach Car Wash The Ranch Salons Mr. Paul Euphrat Mountain Play Association Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rulli The Spinnaker Mr. Marc Thomas Friscia Moylan’s Brewery & Restaurant SF Kites The Stress Management Center of Marin Mr. and Mrs. Joe Garbarino Mr. Brendan Moylan Sage Gallery John Theis Mrs. Norma Geissberger Mr. and Mrs. John Moynier Sam’s Anchor Cafe Tiburon Peninsula Club Mr. Dino Ghilotti Mt. Tam Aesthetics, Inc. San Anselmo Inn Toast Restaurant Dr. Alan Goldfien Mt. Tam Racquet Club San Francisco Ballet Assoc. Tony’s Shoe Repair Mr. Alfred Grabisch Mulberry Street Pizzeria San Rafael Joe’s Trader Joes Ms. Frances Guardino Lanzafame Nancy Ahern Jewelry Sand Box Mr. Pedro Ulloa Mrs. Jeannie Shekell Hinkley Mr. and Mrs. John Newell Saylor’s Restaurant Urban Escape Fitness Dr. Charles L. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Doug F. Nickels Schumacher Photography V. Sattui Winery Ms. Winifred Isetta Noble Grape Wines Scoma’s of Sausalito Villa Perezoso Mr. Gerald Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Noonan Scott Phraner Companies Vintner’s Collective Mr. John Kunst Mr. and Mrs. Scott Norman Sea Trek Kayaking W.H. Smith Wines, Napa Valley Mr. Arthur LaFranchi North Bay Animal Hospital See’s Candies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ward Mr. Trey Lagomarsino Nothing Bundt Cakes Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sejud Waypoint Pizza Ms. Martha Leto Novato Pediatric Dentistry Servino Western Athletics Clubs Mrs. Diva Lippi Mr. and Mrs. John Novick Servino Ristorante Italiano Mr. and Mrs. Dan White Mr. Lawrence Marcone, Jr. Oakland A’s Shadows Bridal Whole Foods Mr. John Mardakis Peter Olivetti Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Sharps Wild Fox Restaurant Mr. James McDonald Ms. Diane M. Ongaro Monsignor Robert Sheeran Mr. and Mrs. Robin Williams Ms. Patricia McGraw Mrs. Elizabeth Ongaro Silverado Resort & Spa Wilson Daniels Mrs. Diane Michna Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Ongaro Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Singleton Wine Appellations, Ltd. Mr. William Mifsud Oshalla Holistic Fitness Skin Spirit Wipeout Bar & Grill Mr. Ryan Murnig PS Paper Sling It Lacrosse Ms. Ilene Wolf Mr. Michael J. Nelson 78—MARIN Catholic FALL 2013 FALL 2013 MARIN Catholic —79 Alumni: Past Events and Save the Dates! A Record Breaking Number of Wildcat Alumni Gather for MC Homecoming! Want free coffee or lunch? Round two of Alumni Homecoming Beer & Brats took place on September 28th! This event brought back Bryan Clement ’97 record-breaking attendance for any alumni event. Alumni enjoyed their private party from the Mario Ghilotti Family Observation Deck overlooking the field. Alumni watched the Wildcats take on Terra Linda High Dear Wildcat Alumni, School while enjoying beer and bratwursts and catching up with fellow alumni. As the Director of Advancement and Alumni, I sometimes feel like I did during the summer days Staying in before 8th grade. Ready to play, no one to play with! Alumni Reunion in San Luis Obispo Good news for me, I’ve grown up, can drive, and have time to play. . . In April, Marin Catholic alumni living in San Luis Obispo touch on gathered with President Tim Navone and Director of Advancement Bad news for you . . . I’m coming for you! (j/k) and Alumni, Bryan Clement, for a meal and good times. Be on the lookout for future MC alumni gatherings in your area! One of the best parts of my role at Marin Catholic is spending time with people. Unfortunately, Facebook is not everyone thinks about reconnecting to their Alma Mater. To combat this apathetic trend and to prevent me from showing up unannounced at your house (I’ve been told this is more creepy MC Gala: November 2nd! than inspiring), I have invented a new game called “Alumni Hunting”. Alumni Hunting is a Don’t miss out on this fun-filled evening of great food and dancing while raising money for Marin Catholic! Alumni ages relatively new sport, and it is a very simple. easy! Search 21-35 receive a special “Young Alumni Rate” of $20 per person. You can’t beat that! Join us on November 2 and don’t forget to RSVP at marincatholic.org. With the help of some of the staff, I have created a random list of 100 types of Alumni I’d love to meet. My goal is to meet all 100 in the shortest time possible. Below is the list we came up with. If you or any other alumni you know fit a category on the list, please call me to set up a “Marin Catholic 20th Annual Michael Basso Alumni Basketball Game: November 27th! breakfast, coffee, or lunch . . . my treat! After our visit, I will post a mutually agreed upon picture to The Michael Basso Alumni Basketball Game is an annual tradition involving Marin Catholic Alumni and current our MC Alumni Facebook page with a brief summary of what we covered. It is as simple as that, families. This year marks the 20th Anniversary of this event and the 21st Anniversary of the passing of Michael Basso, no strings attached! Alumni” and who is honored through this event. Funds raised apply to the Michael Basso Scholarship for a deserving Marin Catholic student. Note: Alumni Wildcat Hunting Season officially opens after Labor Day. Please make a special effort to join us for the 20th Anniversary on Wednesday, November 27, the evening before Please contact Bryan Clement ’97 to set up an appointment or to give me a name that meets a “Like” our page. Thanksgiving, as we give thanks and gather for this annual tradition in the Marin Catholic gym. category description. 415.464.3841 or email [email protected] Butcher Born in Italy Wine Maker Principal of a School Most Grandchildren Baker PhD in Hermeneutics My same birthday, Antiquities Dealer Beer Taster Candlestick Maker Travel Agent July 25th Paleontologist Works for Royalty Magician Pilot (with own plane Sommelier Museum Curator Warzone reporter Olympian preferable) Foster Parent Safari Tour guide Comedian/impersonator Remembering Dino Ghilotti ’09 Left-handed Lawyer Astronomer Sculptor Confectioner Las Vegas Entertainer Brain or Heart Surgeon Rocket Scientist Inventor with Patents Unemployed Professional Poker Player On Saturday, September 28th, during Professional Bowler Religious Life Award winning Author “My Security Clearance Jockey Homecoming, a ceremony for the jersey NFL Player Rock Climbing Acupuncturist is so high that I can’t Choreographer Collegiate Athlete Enthusiast Member of a Rock Band tell you what I do” Dog whisperer retirement of #8, Dino Ghilotti ’09 took Youth Sports Coach Animal Trainer Massage Therapist White Hat Hacker Park Ranger place. Dino, who died tragically on his On Camera Personality Extreme Sport Athlete Federal Agent Composer Mortician graduation weekend at the University Emmy Winner/Nominee Imaginier Key Grip I might have the worst Horticulturalist Oscar Winner/Nominee Animator College Professor job of all the Alumni Ventriloquist of Miami, will always be remembered Grammy Winner/ Wishing to start a Wallstreet Broker Oldest Alumni Golf Course Designer for his charm, generous spirit, and Nominee Named Scholarship (on the floor) Boat/ship Captain Thinker in a Tank Tony Winner/Nominee at $2,500 Professional Team Trainer Fluent in 5 languages World Record Holder friendship to everyone he encountered. Professional Blogger Professional Wrestler Mobile App Developer Summited Highest (anything) He will forever be a Wildcat and his Clothing Designer United Nations Farmer Peaks on each of the Diplomat legacy will live on to touch the lives Google Employee Employee NASCAR Driver 7 Continents Mixed Martial Artist Chef Philanthropist CSI Chess Master Food Tester of many others. Entrepreneur Work for an NGO Puppeteer Instrument maker Storm Chaser Large Animal Vet Hot Air Balloonist Coffee Store Owner Fortune Cookie Writer

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ADDRESS service REQUESTED 1st class MCGala Saturday,Saturday, November November 2nd 2 6 - 106 – pm 10pm • •Marin Marin Catholic Catholic Pope John Paul II Student Center Contact Jacqueline Leh ‘01 at [email protected] and Cocktails from or 415-464-3843. Fabulous Bay Area Chefs and Vintners- You won’t want to miss this! SATURDAY,Chance to win spectacular SEPTEMBER raffle items 28 $85 per person; $20 per raffle ticket or 8/$100 Don’t Miss Out On Two Special young alumni discount (Ages 21-35): Special Homecoming$20 per person Events: Admission Jersey includes Retirement all food and beverages of Dino Ghilotti ’09 For questions or information contact Jacqueline Leh’01 at 415-464-3843 or [email protected]. & 21 and over Alumni Free Beer & Brats

Contact Bryan Clement ’97 at [email protected]