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From Patrick T. Maloney, Rev. John Brooks, S.J., What’s going on at Jobs and Internships 2015-2016 Annual “It’s OK to be...” The past year of Interim President Class of 2016 Nativity Worcester? Report of Giving our campaign

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LETTER TO OUR COMMUNITY

WHAT MORE CAN BE DONE?

The Society of Jesus ( Jesuits) have a term, “magis”, to be faced, new opportunities to be welcomed. As you will see in the pages that follow, there is which is a Latin adverb meaning “more” or “to a Indeed, ours is a holy boldness, ‘a certain apostolic a great deal to celebrate over the past year, and greater degree”. It is closely related to the Jesuit aggressivity,’ typical of our way of proceeding. Our beginning with our Summer of Service, a lot of motto: “For the greater glory of God” and is a way of proceeding is a way of challenge.” That’s the excitement about the coming academic year. Of reminder to us all to strive to make the widest thread you should see running through the pages of course, there is also more that can be done for the positive impact on those around us each and this book. The faces you see in these photos are of future of Nativity School of Worcester. Under our every day. I’ve experienced this concept firsthand people working hard to break the cycle of poverty for Board of Trustee’s leadership and guidance, we’ve at Nativity School of Worcester. For five years, themselves, their families, or for others, and by doing begun expanding the scope of our graduate support I’ve worked at Nativity School of Worcester and so lift up our entire community. All the while, they program to extend beyond college graduation to marveled at the work that is done by our faculty, are asking themselves what more they can do, what include career readiness. We are committed to our staff, and volunteers. Their commitment to our could they do better? Nativity Men for the long term. We’ve already had students, graduates, families, and each other is great success with internship and job placements, unwavering no matter how simple or complex the Our school is in a transitional period with its and I encourage you to read more on page 12, and obstacle, they dive in head first to develop a solution. leadership, and I have been blessed with the think about becoming involved with our efforts But that positive impact does not begin and end opportunity to serve in the role of interim president yourself. There is much more to be done, and we within the walls of 67 Lincoln Street – it flows freely for this year. I’m excited about all of the possibilities look forward to sharing all of the news with you out of our doors and into the Worcester community. and can promise you that no matter what happens, as it happens. It even reaches outside of the city. Word of a I will give my all and do my best for myself, my school community where collaboration permeates family and for this entire community. As we move Finally, on behalf of the entire Nativity Worcester everything we do, no matter what your role is, the into a new academic year, I want to especially thank community, I’d like to extend my deepest gratitude great individual care that is given to graduates, and two members of our staff who personified the to all of those who have contributed to the mission the successes that our students have had inside and magis during their time with us. First and foremost, of Nativity School of Worcester over the past year. outside of their classroom has traveled far. And yet, outgoing President Alex Zequeira. Almost 15 years Last year, over 750 donors contributed a record- despite all this good, I still find myself asking that ago, Alex first learned about this new school and setting $1.24M. We cannot thank you enough for same question - what more can be done? became one of the key architects in establishing its your commitment to our boys and their future. Your culture and curriculum. Over the last five years, support allows us to continually push ourselves and At Nativity Worcester, there is no settling, no perfect he has led our community with unlimited energy embody the magis. or good enough. I believe that our path was best and has been a true champion for our students. As articulated in one of the decrees that came from 34th he takes over the helm at Saint John’s, I know that Onward, General Congregation of the Society of Jesus in he will continue to advocate for our Nativity Men. 1995, namely, “We are never content with the status Also, Benjamin Gitkind is departing after 6 years at quo, the known, the tried, the already existing. We the school. Serving as both a teaching fellow and a are constantly driven to discover, redefine, and reach lead teacher, we are indebted to Mr. Gitkind for the out for the magis. For us, frontiers and boundaries talent he brought to school every class period, every Patrick T. Maloney are not obstacles or ends, but new challenges Knight Time rehearsal, every arts night, and every Interim President baseball game.

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FAMILY AND FRIENDS JOINED THE 16 MEMBERS OF THE REV. JOHN BROOKS, S.J. CLASS OF 2016 ON SATURDAY, JUNE 11 TO CELEBRATE THEIR GRADUATION FROM NATIVITY SCHOOL OF WORCESTER. STUDENT SPEAKER, PRINCE COLLINS, AND COMMUNITY SPEAKER, JUAINER BEATO-LOPEZ (IGNATIUS ’06), SPOKE TO THE AUDIENCE ASSEMBLED IN THE SCHOOL’S GYMNASIUM. ADDITIONALLY, IAN GACHUNGA RECEIVED THE NATIVITY SPIRIT AWARD, CELEBRATING HIS COMMITMENT TO NATIVITY WORCESTER’S FOUR PILLARS OF STRENGTH, SCHOLARSHIP, CHARACTER, AND SERVICE THROUGH HIS FOUR YEARS AT THE SCHOOL.

Oheneba “A.J.” Agyemang GRADUATION Saint John’s High School Jayden Ampratwum Graduation Speech OF THE REV. JOHN BROOKS, S.J. Saint John’s High School Jean Luca Brauna prince collins CLASS OF 2016 Saint John’s High School Ryon Carreras Worcester Tech High School Good afternoon everyone. My remember thinking, “there are no school. This is what makes this not easy at all, but we have made Tahjeek Clayton name is Prince Collins and I am a girls at this school?! I don’t know school so special and why so many it through it and graduation day is Saint John’s High School member of the 8th grade Brooks about that.” But, you know, we got people support our mission. finally here. Prince Collins Class of 2016. I am very excited to used to it. Thankfully, we have kind Bancroft School be standing here in front of you all of matured since 5th grade and we The amount of support our class As we walk off into the world today. I am proud of my classmates have learned to respect each other has received is unbelievable. Our today, let us not forget about Eamonn Dennis for all we have accomplished a lot more. Over the past 4 years, class is unique and we all have where we came from and this Saint John’s High School over the past 4 years. We are all Nativity has taught me, has taught our own gifts and talents - and amazing Nativity community that Ian Gachunga here today excited to move on to all of us, a lot of lessons and we we have been able to share these we can always call our home. I Worcester Academy great things and success. As we have all matured into the young with our Nativity Worcester know that this school has not only Hery Hernandez head off to different high schools, men that we are today, about to go community. Nativity Worcester had a tremendous impact on my Saint John’s High School I am 100 percent sure that we off to high school. Nativity taught is a place where no student is left life, but the lives of everybody in Richarno Hylton will all accomplish whatever our me the importance of hard work, behind, but instead placed on the this room. When we move on, let Saint John’s High School goals may be at those schools. patience, dedication, honesty, and journey to success. The teachers us not forget the four pillars of Next year, we are going to be the perseverance. have put up with us everyday the school: strength, scholarship, Josephus Kiyee youngest group of students again. for 4 years and that shows a lot service, and character and let us Xavier High School (Iowa) We will have the chance to meet Nativity not only provides us with of patience. They worked hard keep them in our hearts. The next Mateo Linares new people and experience a new an excellent education, but also everyday to make sure that we are step of our journey begins here. Holy Name Central Catholic High School learning environment. And while with life changing experiences. receiving the best education we Once a Nativity Man, always a Jovanni Lundin we are leaving Nativity Worcester, The Washington D.C. trip the can get. The teachers here care Nativity Man. Worcester Technical High School our Nativity experience is one past three days, Adventure Bound about each and every student. I know that all of us will never in Maine, field trips throughout Our class supports each other in Ryan Renteria forget. the year, high school visits, and all that we do. Even though we Saint Mary’s High School the Summer of Service are just make fun of each other a lot, that Ariel Rodriguez It seems like just yesterday that a few examples of the amazing is just our way of showing our Saint John’s High School we were little 5th graders coming experiences that we were able care for each other. Spending so Andrew Soares into the school. We cried over to receive at Nativity Worcester much time with the same people Doherty Memorial High School getting detentions and demerits. I and would not have at any other everyday in school for 4 years is

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YEAR END AWARDS CEREMONY session to expose students to a wider variety of about philanthropy and nonprofit organizations in Lisa L. Hua joined the Nativity Worcester experiences than the traditional school year allows. their service learning classes. They reflect on their community in the summer of 2013 as a summer 01, 02 On Monday, June 6, Nativity School of own personal values to determine what community intern. After a year, Lisa re-joined Nativity Worcester held its year-end awards ceremony. The mornings begin with language arts and math services they deem most important for the people Worcester as a 2014-2016 Nativity Fellow. She At this event, which begins the week leading to classes, which help our students improve and excel within Worcester. The students then choose how graduated from the College of the Holy Cross graduation, the school’s faculty and staff present in core academic subjects before the traditional to disburse the $5,000 of grant funds to four in 2014 with a BA in Chinese and a minor in awards to students in all grades that best reflect the school year begins. Students that are struggling in organizations. In 2016, the eighth graders worked Chemistry. While at Holy Cross, she was an active four pillars of strength (vires), character (mores), language arts and math are able to make significant specifically with Friends of the Worcester Public Residence Assistant in first-year residence halls for service (christianitas), and scholarship (studium). improvements as a result of additional time spent in Library, Ascentria New Lands Farm, Why Me & 2 years and Head Residence Assistant in her senior Awards are given for three of the pillars to one year. She studied abroad in Beijing, China focusing the classroom and personalized instruction from our Sherry’s House, and Salvation Army Citadel - Sally’s student from the eighth grade, and one student on language and culture with a multimedia research faculty. The faculty is also able to challenge students Place. Over the course of the Summer of Service from the fifth-, sixth-, or seventh-grade, while the project surrounding the Chinese educational system. that are excelling in these subject areas to ensure 2016, the Nativity Worcester community completed final pillar award of scholarship is presented to one Lisa earned her M.A.T. from Clark University, and they reach their full potential. over 1,350 hours of service in the greater Worcester student from all four classes. The Vires Award was certification in middle school mathematics and community. science in the spring of 2016. Next year, Lisa will be given to Josephus Kiyee, Brooks Class of 2016 and Students also participate in an integrated academic Enock Oduro, Anchieta Class of 2018. The Vires a science teacher at UP Academy Kennedy Middle and community service-oriented program. Students School in Springfield, Massachusetts. Award is given to a student who shows exceptional take a service-learning class where they learn about FELLOWS GRADUATION strength during their time at Nativity Worcester. current and local issues affecting our community. Jacob Kelley was also a member of the Ignatius This student faces struggles head-on, and doesn’t 06, 07, 09, 10 This year, four Nativity Teaching In the afternoons, students and faculty volunteer Class at Nativity Worcester. After graduating from shy away from a challenge. The Mores Award was at local organizations related to the topics they are Fellows, including two Nativity Worcester graduates, Saint John’s High School in Shrewsbury, Jacob presented to A.J. Agyemang, Brooks Class of 2016 learning about in the service-learning class. The goal concluded their two years of service at Nativity earned the Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship to and Alan Rivera-Lopez, Anchieta Class of 2018. of the service-based learning is to engage students School of Worcester. We are very grateful to them attend Providence College in Rhode Island. He The Mores Award is given to students who display in projects that not only teach them valuable, for their dedication to our students, their families, graduated in 2014 with a B.A. in Sociology and a exceptional character and distinguish themselves curriculum-linked lessons, but also empower them and our mission. minor in Black Studies. While teaching at Nativity with qualities of honesty, politeness, and fairness to to recognize the ways they can improve their Worcester, he also served as basketball coach for others. The Christianitas Award was presented to community. Juainer Beato-Lopez is a member of the Nativity the 7th and 8th grade team during the 2014-2015 Tahjeek Clayton, Brooks Class of 2016 and Rosend Worcester Ignatius Class of 2006. He was born in and 2015-2016 seasons. Over the last six months Peña, Ikunza Class of 2017. This award is given to For 5-7th graders, students rotate through three the Dominican Republic, moved to Worcester at the of his fellowship, Jacob also served in the Office of students who show exceptional dedication to service service-learning sites, while the 8th graders take age of 8, and has been residing in Worcester ever Graduate Support at Nativity Worcester assisting both inside and outside of the school and who never part in their own program, the Youth Philanthropy since. After becoming part of the first graduating high school seniors through the college selection hesitate to put others before them. The Studium Initiative. In 2016, these 5-7th graders’ sites class at Nativity Worcester, he graduated from Saint process. He is currently pursuing a degree in Community Development and Planning from Award was presented to Denzel Martinez, Ricci included The Mustard Seed, a food pantry where John’s High School and then Providence College, Clark University, while also working at the Boys Class of 2019, Bernard Santos, Anchieta Class of students learned about food insecurity, hunger, and with a BA in Social Science. Aside from teaching, & Girls Club of Worcester. 2018, Theo Kyenkyenhene, Ikunza Class of 2017, the importance of a healthy diet. Our students he also served as Advancement Assistant and a and Prince Collins, Brooks Class of 2016. The painted the back porch and basement walls of basketball coach, while pursuing his Master’s Degree Studium Award goes to the student who shows the pantry building, along with benches outside. in Business Administration at Assumption College. the greatest dedication to scholarship by displaying The students also had the opportunity to visit the Juan became the first Nativity Worcester graduate intellectual curiosity and a drive for academic Community Harvest Project, where they learned to attain an advanced degree in May 2016 when he success. Congratulations to all of this year’s award how volunteers grow fresh fruits and vegetables to received his MBA. Juan will be moving on to the winners! provide to those experiencing hunger in Worcester. Hanover Insurance Group here in Worcester as a The students helped harvest vegetables, and financial analyst. washed and packaged the food. At the third site, 09 SUMMER OF SERVICE 2016 Worcester Common Ground, the students learned Originally from Hanover, Massachusetts, Grace Gallagher graduated from Siena College in 2014 03, 04, 05, 08 about the importance of community, improving Nativity School of Worcester neighborhoods, and affordable housing. The with a B.A. in English and a minor in psychology. supplements our school year’s education with a Nativity Men cleaned the grounds of their Tot Lot During her junior year, she studied abroad at mandatory summer session. During the month of playground, Fatty Jenkins basketball court, Peace University College at Cork, Ireland. Grace served July, Nativity Worcester faculty, staff, and students Park, and Castle Street Gardens, and added artwork as a member of the 5th grade team for both years return for three weeks of classes, field trips, and a and murals to surrounding neighborhoods. at Nativity Worcester. She also served as a PTA comprehensive service-learning program. During Coordinator and soccer coach. She completed a service-learning, students reach out into the city and For the eighth consecutive year, the eighth grade Master of Arts in Teaching at Clark University in surrounding area through an integrated academic students had the opportunity to work on the May and will be teaching next year at University 08 10 and community service-oriented program. Nativity Highland Street Foundation’s Youth Philanthropy Park Campus School in Worcester. Worcester purposely plans the Summer of Service Initiative. Students working on this project learn

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GRADUATE WORKPLACES Nativity School of Worcester DURING THE SUMMER OF 2016:

BE LIKE BRIT THE HANOVER INSURANCE GROUP Graduate Support Program BOB’S DISCOUNT FURNITURE THE JEWISH HEALTHCARE CENTER BURNCOAT PIZZA LEADERS FOR TODAY Jobs and Internships CENTRAL ROCK GYM NATIVITY SCHOOL OF WORCESTER NATIVITY WORCESTER GRADUATES FIND THEMSELVES AT A DISADVANTAGE AS THEY PURSUE THEIR DEGREE COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS SHOWCASE CINEMAS NORTH AND LOOK FOR GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT. AS PART OF OUR GRADUATE SUPPORT PROGRAM, WE HAVE DOUG RUSSELL MARINE SOUTH WORCESTER NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER DEVELOPED A JOB PLACEMENT AND INTERNSHIP PROGRAM DESIGNED TO CONNECT OUR GRADUATES WITH DUNKIN DONUTS TENACITY EMPLOYERS THROUGH THE NATIVITY WORCESTER COMMUNITY. THIS CONNECTION PROVIDES A CHANNEL EXPRESSIONS UPLAND GARDENS FOR HARD WORKING, DRIVEN YOUNG MEN TO CONNECT WITH EMPLOYERS, GAIN EXPERIENCE, AND GAIN ACCESS INTO THE CORPORATE WORLD. THE FIX WORCESTER COURT HOUSE FRIENDLY HOUSE WORCESTER FAMILY PARTNERSHIP For additional information, please contact THE GRANITE GROUP WORCESTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS Kristin Hervey, Assistant Director of Advancement/Corporate and Community Outreach at 508.799.0100 x120 or [email protected] GREEN HILL GOLF COURSE

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WE ARE TRULY GRATEFUL TO THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS, CORPORATIONS, AND $100,000+ Michael Bradbury Consigli Construction Michael & Maureen Horgan Bradley C. Higgins Foundation Jenna and Henry Danis Jennifer Imbeault CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO NATIVITY SCHOOL OF WORCESTER’S ANNUAL FUND Highland Street Foundation Commerce Bank Susan and Paul Deeley Janice and John Jester DURING FISCAL YEAR 2016 (JULY 1, 2015 - JUNE 30, 2016). WE HAVE MADE EVERY EFFORT TO INCLUDE Julie and William Condron Diocese of Worcester Lee and Steven Joseph $50,000-$99,999+ Clare and P. Kevin Condron Joseph Donelan Julie and Michael Kaneb ALL OF THOSE WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED DURING THIS TIME PERIOD. WE SINCERELY REGRET AND WOULD Tony & Deanna DiNovi Polly and William Haylon Sarah and James Dowden Lucy and Jack Kapples E-Rate LIKE TO KNOW ABOUT ANY INADVERTENT OMISSIONS OR ERRORS. WITHOUT ALL OF YOU AND YOUR Jesuit Community of Holy Cross George and Mimi Eldridge Joanne and James Kee Nancy and Joseph P. Flaherty Wellington Management Patricia and Frederick Eppinger Matthew and Susan Kelley Florence V. Burden Foundation GENEROUS SUPPORT, WE WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO TRANSFORM THE LIVES OF OUR STUDENTS, FACULTY, Foundation Fairfield Jesuit Community W. David Kelly and George and Marie Chabot Fallon Health Lee Norton Kelly STAFF, AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS. OUR GRATITUDE IS ALSO EXTENDED TO THE COUNTLESS HOURS OF $25,000-$49,999 Charitable Foundation David and Dacia Fields Christine Kelley-Kemple TIME OUR DONORS AND FAMILIES DONATE TO ASSIST WITH COMMUNITY EVENTS OR IN SERVICE ON Jeanne Y. Curtis Foundation Fletcher Tilton PC Attorneys and James Kemple Amelia Peabody Foundation Kenrose Kitchen Table at Law Meredith and Kevin Kent THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, TRUSTEE ASSOCIATES, COMMITTEES, AND THE PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION. Thomas and Jeannine Clarke Foundation Margaret and George Florentine Nicolyn and William Keville Duddie Massad Deborah Guyot-Freeman and Monica and Michael Krikorian THANK YOU! Jane and William Mosakowski Cynthia and Stephen O’Brien David McGrath Mark Freeman Catherine and William Kropa The Rands Foundation JoAnn McGrath Richard and Margaret Freije Alice Laffey United Way of Central Navin, Haffty & Associates Janice and Mark Fuller Richard and Veronica   John J. Spillane Judith Powell and Mitchell Listerud, M.D. $1,247,061 was given to the Fund, which is the One member of the Ignatius Class of 2006 became Massachusetts St. Ignatius Loyola Residence Gitkind Linda and Austin Lydon highest fundraising year in the school’s history, and the first Nativity Worcester graduate to attain a $10,000-$24,999 The Roessner Family Foundation Elizabeth and Arthur Greenwood Amy S. and J. Robinson Lynch the fifth year in a row surpassing $1.1 million. Master’s Degree from Assumption College. The Schwartz Charitable Rosalie and David Grenon John and Liz MacVarish   Catherine and J. Christopher For the second year in a row, over 750 donors One-hundred percent (100%) of Nativity Foundation Marianne and Robert Grenon Margaret McKenna and Michael Collins made a gift to Nativity Worcester. Worcester’s graduates who applied to private high Nancy and James Williams J. Michael and Brittany Grenon Mangaudis  schools were accepted into and received sufficient Michael and Elizabeth Fee Students and faculty performed over 1,350 hours John and Susan Haffty Emilie and John Marvin financial aid to attend at least one school. Fred Harris Daniels Foundation of community service in Worcester during the $1,000-$4,999 Eileen and Joseph Hamilton Pamela A. Massad  George F. and Sybil H. Fuller Summer of Service in July 2016. One-hundred percent (100%) of Nativity Laura and John Hartnett James and Mary Maxwell Foundation Alyce and Caleb Aldrich  Worcester’s high school aged graduates are Hartnett Family Foundation, Inc. Roger McEniry The Brooks Class of 2016 graduated in June and Hunt Street Fund enrolled in high school or a specialized high Assumption College Harvey Ball World Smile Kevin McMahon graduates enrolled at Bancroft School, Doherty Joanne and Brian McClatchy school program. Joseph Bafaro Foundation Michael F. McManus Foundation Memorial High School, Holy Name Central Fund established by William F.  Margaret McEvoy-Ball and Michael and Rosemary Haseltine Mirick O’Connell One-hundred percent (100%) of Nativity and Cecily Glavin Catholic High School, Saint John’s High School, Charles Ball Patrice Muchowski and David Morgan Stanley Foundation Worcester’s graduates who applied to a 4-year Richard Iandoli Esq. St. Mary’s Junior-Senior High School, Worcester Bank of America Charitable Gift Hillis North Pointe Wealth college or university or specialized post-high Diane and Albert Kaneb Academy, Worcester Technical High School, and Fund Mary Jo and Brian Hogan Management Xavier High School (IA). school program, were accepted. Jean Mulder and Timothy J. Benefit Development Group  McCormack Members of the Campion Class of 2012 have Robert and Betty Blute Sean and Lisa McGrath the following post-secondary plans: Assumption Jennifer and Roger Breslin Myles and C. Jean McDonough College, College of the Holy Cross, Johnson & Mahris Leonard-Fleckman and Charitable Foundation Wales University, Johnson & Wales University - Judson Brewer People’s United Community North Miami, Molloy College, Quinsigamond Mary Lou and James Briggs Foundation Community College, St. John’s University, Matt and Catherine Brunell Dwight Poler University of Massachusetts – Amherst, and Jodi and David Brunelle Candace and Richard Race Westfield State University. One member of the Roger Brunelle Rice Charitable Foundation, Bank Campion Class will be starting his full-time Don Sugai and Danuta Bukatko of America, Trustee plumbing apprenticeship this fall. Carole Delaney and Dean Burpee TOTAL C.W. Schellenger  Carroll Charitable Foundation Three members of the Faber Class of 2008 received $1,247,061 Stephanie and David Spina Stephanie Yuhl and Anthony their college degrees in 2016 from Providence Kerry and Brendan Swords Cashman College, Oregon State University, and Southern The Flatley Foundation Thomas and Patsy Cecil Adventist University. Dorothy and Michael Tsotsis Carolyn Clancy $5,000-$9,999 Coldwell Banker - Lee Joseph SOURCES CORPORATE/BUSINESS 8.1% Realty Anonymous College of the Holy Cross OF GIVING CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS 36.1% Bank of America Charitable Sarah Collins Michael and Maryellen Collins INDIVIDUALS 55.8% Foundation 16 17 Annual Report Annual Report

Ross Beales, Jr. Rev. Thirburse Millott Michelle and Doug Arbeely Dr. Helen W. and Mr. Norman P. Joan and John Carey George & Elizabeth DeFalco Big Y Foods, Inc. Ellen Mulroy Ursula Arello Boucher Mary and Dennis Carignan Mary DeFeudis Greg Bradford Andrea Munar Ryan Arsenault Andre and Eileen Bouvier Norma Caron Melanie Demarias Mary and Richard Burke Jeffrey Navin Annette and Carlos Aspillaga Lynn and Kevin Bradley Seena and Brendon Carrington Gregg and Lisa Diezel Kathleen and David Calabro Kevin and Joanne O’Connell Barbara and Anthony Athy Coel Kolegue and Lisa Ann Gary Carskaddan Sean Dillon Edward Callahan Our Lady of the Lake Parish Lorraine Attreed Brennan Gloria and John Carter Patrick Dolan Kenneth and Nancy Candito Rusty Piersons Jeanine and Michael Audette Maria Brito Margaret and Arthur Casavant William and Vivian Dole Jeanne Carey Daniel Puglisi Alan and Lisa Avery-Peck Alina and Alejandro Brito Michael Casey, DMD Eileen and Gary Dombrowski Anne and Jeff Cimini Virginia and Michel Raguin Julianna Baggott Michael Brockelman Bridget Cass Moreen and Stephen Donahue Bill and Jean Clancy Reliant Medical Group Charles and Joan Baker Tim Brosnihan Trey Cassidy Catherine Doran Tom Clancy RiverBend & Company Vicky and Ralph Barba Linda and Matt Brown Linda Cavaioli Jeff and Margaret Dorsey Nancy and James Coghlin Linda and David Roach Joseph Barbato Jr. Richard Brown Christopher Cavalier Philip Dowd Coghlin Construction Services Ralph and Melissa Rondinone Tracy and Jeffrey Barlok Arthur B. and Joan E. Brunell Jr. Central Mass Concrete Pumping Doug and Eileen Doyle Fund Thomas Rose Marybeth Kearns-Barrett & Daniel and Ann Brunelle Corp. Maureen Dubois Bruce Croft Rotary Service Fund of Worcester Christopher Barrett Theresa McBride and Bruce Francesco and Filomena Cesareo Michael Dugan Kathy and Timothy Egan Saint John’s High School Michelle Sterk Barrett and Bunke Brian Chandley Gina Dugan Helen and Jim Foyle Justin Saslaw Timothy Barrett Kate Burke Joel Chery Jeff Duplessis Joyce Fuller Ana Gonzalez and Julian Sevillano Timothy and Lauren Barrett Debra Burke City Wide Maintenance Brad Dupuis Karen Turner and Thomas Jamyn Moore Sheff and Paul Sheff Todd Barry Karla Burns Barbara Clancy Jim and Kristyn Dyer Gottschang Park and Linda Smith Justin Bassett Caress Burrell William Clark S.J. Mary Patricia Egan Margaret and George Gray St. Mary’s Church Daniel Bastian David & Karen Busenburg Timothy Clifford Allison Egbert Melanie and Rich Green Amy and Kevin Staunton Laura Barnique-Beczak and John Carol and Joseph Bylinski Faye and Harry Clouthier Matthew Eggemeier Eileen and Richard Greisch Constance and Samuel Stewart Beczak Elizabeth and Gerald Cahill Virginia Coakley Ruth Ann Elias Donna Grogan Susan and Michael Stuart Alice Bell Margaret A. Post and Miles Cahill Maureen Coghlin Gary and Judith Elliott Guild of St. Agnes Sullivan Insurance Group, Inc. Samuel Belluardo James Campbell College of the Holy Cross - Audio Phillip Esser John Hamilton Amit Taneja Paul Belsito Thomas Campbell Visual Services John Fagan, S.J. Gerald Cournoyer and Amanda Matt Tillo Barbara and George Bernardin William Campbell, S.J. College of the Holy Cross - Susana and Martin Fantozzi Hapenny United Way Suncoast Paula Biscardi Jane and Michael Cancellieri Graphic Arts Services Maria Fernandez Harvard Pilgrim Health Care University of Massachusetts Patricia Bizzell Guy and Nadine Caputo College of the Holy Cross - Office Marion L. and Warren D. Ferry Nutter, McClennen & Fish, LLP The Emerald Club Sarah and Jim Hegarty Medical School Marcia and Don Blenko Mary Caputo of Advancement First Friday Club Christopher O’Keeffe The Hanover Insurance Group Roberto Hernandez Roger Vierra Regina Bonofilio Gail and Donald Carberry College of the Holy Cross - Office Anthony Fisher Katherine O’Neil Foundation Dean and Kim Hickey Peter and Sharon Viles David and Marilé Borden Karen and Michael Carbone of Employee Relations Ericka Fisher Vincent and Bonny O’Rourke The Society of Jesus of the Philip and JoAnne Holahan Craig and Ana Weatherley College of the Holy Cross - Office Roseann Fitzgerald John Ouano Northeast Province Thomas and Katherine Howd Webster Five of the College Chaplains Kristen and Kevin Flanagan Sara and Jason Port The Stoddard Charitable Trust Wilfred Iandoli Westborough Design Center Inc. Cary and Lewis Collins Barbara Flanders Kristal and Jonathan Rauch UFA Widows and Childrens Fund Kathleen and Robert Ix Worcester Credit Union Gina Colon Anne Theriault and Marshall Reliant Medical Group UniBank Kimberly Stone and Patrick Jones Julie Yandow William Conley, Jr. Flowers Foundation United Way of Rhode Island William Kee Jessica Connolly Ann L. Flynn Debra and Paul Robershotte Unum Christopher and Shirley Kelly UP TO $499 Virginia and Thomas Conti Thomas Flynn Aram and Lisa Vartanian Christopher Robert Mary and Thomas L. Kennedy Aetna Foundation William Cooper David Fontaine Frank and Cathy Vellaccio Becky and Brian Roberts Robert and Candace Kniffen Min and Lynn Ahn Melissa and Rob Cording William and Kathryn Fox Patti and Paul Verderese Jane Van Doren and David Rodda James and Anne Lang Judith Gardner Ainlay and Colleen and Robert Cording David and Carol Fredette Gayle and Charles Weiss Saint Vincent Hospital Kathleen and John Lauring Stephen Ainlay Robert Cousy Stephanie and Anthony Froio Kristin and Tobias Welo John Savard, S.J. Michael and Anita Lawler Josep Alba Paul and Anne Covino Christine and Michael Galica Marjorie and Chuck Wilson Pam and Gary Sawyer Robin Logan Patricia Alexander Susan and David Cranford Mary and James Gallagher Jessika and Alex Zequeira Mary and Richard Sheils, Jr. Marie and John Magnier Lynn Kremer and Iouri Alsov Anne and Richard Croak Andrew and Suzanne Gallagher E. Sandra Shook $500-$999 Mary Elizabeth and James A. Daniel Altenau Rosemary Cronin Kate and Chris Gamache Southbridge Savings Bank Maloney Kathy Alves Paul and Bonnie Croteau Elizabeth Gamache Suzanne Stadtler Catherine Adams Massachusetts College of Alden Anderson Cryogenic Institute of New Guillermo Garcia-Tunon, S.J. Charles and Tina Stietzel Isabel Alvarez-Borland Pharmacy and Health Sciences John and Mary Lou Anderson England, Inc. Jennifer and Daniel Garron Sullivan, Garrity and Donnelly Kristin and Joseph Bafaro, Jr. University Leslie and James A. Andreoli Erin and Rich Cummings Father John Gee Insurance Agencies Barrett Distribution Centers Terence McCoy Claudette Andrew Joe and Elizabeth Cundall Steven and Clare Gentilucci Nancy Taylor Isabel and Frederick Bayon Jeremy McCulla Michael Angelini Cutler Capital Management Matthew Giancola TD Bank Barbara and Bruce Bazarian Thomas and Cindy McDavitt Marianela and Fernando Aran Tom and Lori Daniells Bonnie Gibbs Sheila and George Tetler Gary McGuirk Cristina and Shawn David Beth Glavin 18 19 Annual Report Annual Report

Helle Sachse and Wolfram Kristin Hervey Samuel Kenary Nikolas Markantonatos Jeffrey Oliver Saint Joseph’s Abbey Goessling Kerri and Jeffrey Hervey Alison C. Kenary James and Jocelyn Martin Gary Ostrout Saint Matthew’s Parish Marylou and Tim Golding Michelle Hibberts Rev. Dr. Paul and Carol Kennedy Ivy Sun and Thomas Martin Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Gale Nigrosh and Bob Sakakeeny Kim and Theodore Goodnow Lemuel Higgins Marcia and Edward Kennedy Ben Masterman Knights of Columbus Judy and Anthony Salerno Rosemary Graves Elisha Hisoler Joel and Emily Kent Justin and Heather Maykel Robert and Delphine Pape Kimberly Salmon Elizabeth L.B. Greene Jamie Hoag Brendan and Teresa Kerrigan Lisa and Edward McArdle Helen Freear-Papio and Emil Joanne and R. Joseph Salois Ann T. Lisi and Joel Greene Arlene and John Hoell, M.D. Denise and Hossein Khalili Christian McCarthy Papio Salon Jasmine Elizabeth Gribbons Holy Family of Nazareth Parish Renee King Beverley and Patrick McCarthy Jack Parks ’14 Jacob Sanders Derek Grillo Lisa Hotte Young Margaret Kirkendall Sean and Erin McClintock Jennifer Parks Peggy and Tim Santhouse Paul & Lucinda Guerin Nina Huber Stephen Kocs J.P. McCormick Peter and Wallace Perkins Tressa and Christian Santillo Nancy and Raymond Guimond Grace and Rev. Dr. Roosevelt Bob & Judy Krikorian MaryCatherine McDonnell Amy and David Peterson James Sarni Joseph Ha Hughes Anthony Kuzniewski, S.J. Michael McFarland, S.J. Jessica Aten and Christopher Jo Ann and Ed Savage Fred J. Hafele James Igoe Timothy and Kate Lahey Mary and Gerald McGillicuddy Philbin Roberta and David Schaefer Hair Cuttery Fern-Aileen Imse Philip and Kathy Lahey Valerie and Robert McGuire, Sr. Erin and Owen Phipps Denise Schaeffer Kieran Halloran, nS.J. Ann Marie Incutto Cody Landry John McKenna Joanne Pierce Candace and David Schap Mary Alice Halloran Gail Skowron and Edward Isser Phillip Petree and Thomas Landy PennyAnn and Robert McLaren Sally and Anthony Pini Katherine Schmieg Patricia Ann and Thomas Halpin Jack Moore Associates, Inc. Vincent Lapomarda, S.J. Thomas McMurray Gloria and Roger Plourde Christina Schultz Judy and Mark Hannum Ronald & Elizabeth Jarret Diane Laska-Nixon Ogretta McNeil Robin Potestio Carol Seager Harr Toyota P. David Jarry David Law Robert & Janice Mecca Jessica Powell Paul and Debby Sedgwick Robert and Kathleen Hart James and Anne Joslyn Steven and Mary Lee Ledbetter Michael Tsandilas and Elizabeth Lisa and Mark Powers Nita Seng The Monahan Group Lisa Williams Lin and Joseph Hart Paul Jourcin Nancy Leefe Mello Gary and Nadine Premo Catherine and Thomas Shannon The Honorable Harry Thomas, Jr. Helene and Justin Winn Carolyn and Eric Harthun Martha Kahiga Janetmary Lenahan Melvin S. Cutler Charitable Ronald Provost Rosemary Shea Matthew and Mary Toth Catherine Witkofsky Ann and David Hawk Mary Keefe Denise D’Aunno and Peter Leone Foundation Melissa-Jean Provost Angela Sigismondi Joan Trainor Thomas Worcester Deacon Myles and Rita Hayes Rayna and John Keenan, Esq. Pamela and Tat-siong Benny Liew Elizabeth and Bernard Meyer David and Raquel Przesiek Jennifer Silvia Travelers Community Donna Wrenn James Hayes, S.J. Judy and Kerry Kehoe Mark Lincicome Ana Maria Alvarado and Paul Michael Pucci Susan and John Simon Connections Eileen Wright Patricia Gibbons Haylon and Jane Kelleher Michael and Christina Lochhead Miller Suris and Pedro Raimundez Richard Simonian TripAdvisor Charitable Sharon and De-Ping Yang Timothy Haylon Megan Kelleher Sean Logan Elisa and Kenneth Mills Drew Rapa Jennifer Heckman Smith and Foundation Milagros and Otto Zequeira Myles Heffernan Kristen Kelley Iris Lopez Denise and Robert Montambeault Peter Rawinski David Smith United Way of Central & Kelsa and Don Zereski Judy and Mark Heffernan Caitlin Kelley Miguel Lopez Pam Moore Mary and Brian Read Rebecca and Andrew Smith Northeastern Connecticut Derek Zuckerman Michael & Donna Hennessey Megan Fox-Kelly and Martin Bryan Lorenzo Brigette and Michael Moran Catherine Reed Simon Smith, S.J. United Way of Greater Portland Patty and Luis Zuniga John Hernandez Kelly Peter Lothes Mary Moran Judith and Richard Regan Lynda and Richard Somach Virginia Vaughan Jamie and Richard Herrick Thomas Kelly Maria Cinta and Nina Lowe Amy Murphy and Anthony Thomas Regan, S.J. Michael Spillane, Esq. Carmen Vazquez MATCHING GIFTS Natasha Hersom Paul and Lynn Kelly Allyson and Javier Lowe Moretti, Jr. Susan Reidy Dave and Tracie Sponenberg Mark Vilensky Bank of America Alison and Anthony Ludden Suzanne Morrissey Susan and Thomas Reilly Kenneth St. Onge Steve Vineberg Goldman, Sachs & Co. Maureen Lundy Celeste and D.M. Moschos Julie Reitter Nina and David Steinberg Skyler Walley Unum Philip Lusardi Jane and Daniel Moynihan, Jr. John Remby Sara Sterling Katherine Bagdis Wally and Wells Fargo Francis Lynn Simone and Robert Mulkern Pam and David Reponen Lance Stewart Matthew Wally Michael and Meghan Maceiko Aurela and Arben Mulla Rhea and Richard Ringgard Struck Catering Peter Ward Ann MacGillivray Lawrence Murphy Robert Robbio James Stuart Kenneth Webb Elizabeth Mahoney Dawn Murphy Jennifer Robert Aleli and Oscar Suarez Wegmans Food Markets Jim Chapdelaine and Sue Margot and James Mustich Julie and Gareth Roberts Mary and Jerry Sullivan Howie Weiss Mailman Suzanne Najman Tim Robertson Katy and Peter Sullivan Jessie Nixon and Joseph Weiss Aileen and Lawrence Makovich Nicholas Napolitano Mary and Dennis Roche Diana Sullivan Judy Weiss Richard Malaby Deb and David Neal Maria and Juan Rodriguez Bill and Mary Supple Michael and Bridget Welch Bernie and Thomas Malloy Margaret and Don Nelson Catherine Roosevelt Mary and Stanley Surette Kathleen and John Welch Kristine and Patrick T. Maloney Charlene Nemeth Sarah and Robert Ross Norman and Janet Sussman Beverly West Joyce and Robert Maloney Network for Good Claudia and Lester Ross Anne and Dave Sweeney Luanne & John Westerling June and Donald F.O. Maloney Edward and Ellen Nickles Henry and Gertrude Roy Victoria Swigert Bernie Westerling, III, M.D. Mary and Donald O. Maloney Virginia Nolan Michele and John Rugo Robert Muckian and Sara Swillo Maria and Tom Whalen Janet and David Mannheim Joanne and David O’Brien Virginia Ryan Muckian Helen Whall Jennifer Ginsburg and Jonathan Gwendolynne O’Connell Patricia and Thomas Ryan John Tardiff Catherine Whelan Mannina Kevin O’Connor Paul Ryan Target - Take Charge of Kelsey Whelan Manresa Way Stephanie and Edward O’Donnell Jodi Rymer Education Robert & Susan White Michael Farrell and Mary Jo Katherine O’Donnell Ronald and Ann Sabulis Andrea Taylor Dennis Callahan and JoAnn Marion Kerry and Peter O’Keefe, Jr. Demetrius Safford ’10 The Jarboe Foundation Wilkinson 20 21 Annual Report Annual Report

HONORARY AND MEMORIAL GIFTS In Memory of Bess Arnold In Memory of Elizabeth Hanlon In Memory of Arthur Miller In Memory of Dr. James P. Walsh, MD Philip Dowd Paula Biscardi Alice Bell Patricia Alexander GIFTS TO NATIVITY SCHOOL OF WORCESTER ARE OFTEN MORE THAN In Memory of Paulette Renaud In Memory of Dr. Thomas P. Imse In Memory of Alice Dunn In Memory of Rev. E. Corbett Walsh Bertonazzi Fern-Aileen Imse Monahan Gayle and Charles Jr., S.J. SUPPORT FOR THE SCHOOL. MEMORIAL AND HONORARY GIFTS ARE A Philip and JoAnne Holahan Weiss Mary Patricia Egan In Memory of Rev. David W. WAY TO PERPETUATE THE MEMORY OF A LOVED ONE WHO HAS PASSED In Memory of Gertrude Bloom Johnson, S.J. In Memory of Norma Narus In Memory of Rosemary Walsh AWAY AND AN OPPORTUNITY TO HONOR AN INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS Lynda and Richard Somach John Hamilton Gayle and Charles Weiss Elizabeth Gamache In Memory of Jason Borjeson In Memory of Vincent P. Kelliher In Memory of John P. Nolan In Memory of Elizabeth Wasgatt BEEN IMPACTFUL IN THE DONOR’S LIFE. EACH YEAR, MEMBERS OF OUR Andrea Taylor Rosemary Graves Virginia Nolan Elizabeth Gamache COMMUNITY SUPPORT NATIVITY WORCESTER WITH A GIFT IN MEMORY In Memory of Olga Fay Brand In Memory of Lee Norton Kelly In Memory of Ellen Norton In Memory of Edith E. Wilson Gayle and Charles Weiss Elizabeth Gamache Rosemary Cronin Elizabeth Gamache OF A LOVED ONE OR IN HONOR OF SOMEONE WHO PLAYED A LARGE In Memory of Joseph Brennan and Mary Elizabeth and James In Memory of Henry T. Nosel In Memory of Mary Lynne Wilson ROLE IN THE DONOR’S LIFE. LISTED BELOW ARE THOSE INDIVIDUALS Annie Dawson Maloney and Kristine and Patrick Elizabeth Gamache Jane and Daniel Moynihan, Jr. T. Maloney WHO WERE RECOGNIZED THROUGH GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM Elizabeth Gamache In Memory of Kathleen O’Rurke Yuhl In Memory of John F. Wright In Memory of Amy H. Carberry In Memory of James Kenary Jr. Gayle and Charles Weiss David & Karen Busenburg DONORS DURING FISCAL YEAR 2016. Elizabeth Gamache Central Mass Concrete Pumping Gail and Donald Carberry In Memory of Vincent Pane Mary Elizabeth and James Corp. In Memory of Michael F. Carbone Rosemary Cronin Maloney Timothy Clifford and Alphonso Zequeira In Memory of Mark P. Parenteau In Honor of Alex Bazarian In Honor of Clare and P. Kevin In Memory of Robert Kerby George and Elizabeth DeFalco Karen and Michael Carbone Gayle and Charles Weiss Gerald Cournoyer and Amanda Condron Catherine and J. Christopher Paul and Lucinda Guerin Hapenny Julie and William Condron In Memory of John T. Christensen Collins In Memory of Dean Earl Peace Michael and Donna Hennessey College of the Holy Cross - Office Paula Biscardi Ann Marie Incutto In Honor of Barbara Bazarian In Honor of Fallon Health Leaders In Memory of William Lazott of Employee Relations Bob and Judy Kirkorian Alex J. Bazarian and Caitlin Kelley Kimberly Salmon Elizabeth Gamache In Memory of Regina Pearson Catherine Doran Robert and Janice Mecca Elizabeth Gamache In Honor of Regina Bonofilio In Honor of Manuela Farah Hakim Gayle and Charles Weiss In Memory of Jane Frances Lemire Jack Moore Associates Inc. Norman and Janet Sussman John Hernandez Donna Wrenn Thomas Campbell In Memory of Harry Pikiel Pam Moore In Honor of Alice Laffey In Honor of Fr. John Savard, S.J. Mary and Dennis Carignan College of the Holy Cross - Office In Honor of Jim Briggs In Honor of Kieran Halloran, nS.J. In Memory of Edwin Coolbaugh Salon Jasmine Marion L. and Warren D. Ferry Phillip Petree and Thomas Landy Christopher Cavalier of Employee Relations Cary and Lewis Collins Mary Alice Halloran Gayle and Charles Weiss Robert and Susan White Elisha Hisoler Gary and Judith Elliot Sean Logan In Honor of Beth and Greg Sclama In Memory of Terri Priest Eileen Wright In Honor of Fr. James Hayes, S.J. Ana Maria Alvarado and Paul In Memory of Marie Cousy Nancy and Raymond Gulmond Mary and Jerry Sullivan Christina Schultz In Memory of Alfonso Zequeira In Honor of Dr. Michael Casey, Daniel Altenau Miller Robert Cousy Denise and Robert Montambeault Maria Brito D.M.D. In Honor of Frank Vellaccio Jennifer Heckman Smith and In Memory of Nancy Roberts In Honor of Bill Haylon In Honor of Patrick T. Maloney In Memory of Patricia Daley Lemuel Higgins Jessica Connolly David Smith Gayle and Charles Weiss In Memory of Donald Zimmer Carole Delaney and Dean Burpee Nancy and James Coghlin Mary Elizabeth and James A. The Emerald Club Bank of America Charitable Gift Emilie and John Marvin In Honor of Chick Weiss Maloney In Memory of June Maloney In Memory of Norman J. Saucier In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. James Fund In Honor of Trey Cassidy Barbara Flanders Elizabeth Gamache Gayle and Charles Weiss In Honor of Ada Henderson Moynihan In Memory of Patricia Donahue Melvin S. Cutler Charitable Rev. Dr. Paul and Carol Kennedy Mary Elizabeth and James A. Gayle and Charles Weiss Melvin S. Cutler Charitable Gayle and Charles Weiss In Memory of John B. Stanbury Foundation Gale Nigrosh and Bob Sakakeeny Maloney Foundation Gayle and Charles Weiss In Honor of Dean Hickey Roberta and David Schaefer In Memory of James T. Dowden In Honor of Joel Chery In Memory of Nancy A. Maloney Melvin S. Cutler Charitable In Honor of Nativity School of Nina and David Steinberg Sarah and James Dowden In Memory of Matthew P. Stepanski Morgan Stanley Foundation Mary Elizabeth and James A. Foundation Worcester Staff Judy Weiss In Memory of Concetta Ethier College of the Holy Cross - Office Maloney In Honor of the Clarke Family Natasha Hersom of Employee Relations In Honor of Julie Kaneb In Honor of Donna Wrenn Gayle and Charles Weiss Catherine Whelan In Memory of Martin McCormick Susan and John Simon In Honor of Bob Nolan Pam and David Reponen In Memory of Constance Farwell In Memory of Louis Stewart Elizabeth Gamache Gayle and Charles Weiss In Honor of Tom and Jeannine In Honor of the Kaneb Family Kimberly Salmon Gayle and Charless Weiss College of the Holy Cross - Office Clarke In Memory of Mary McLoughlin Kathleen and Robert Ix In Honor of Northeast Province In Honor of Alex Zequeira of Employee Relations In Memory of Randy Swillo Kathy Alves Elizabeth Gamache Robert Muckian and Sara Swillo In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. John of Jesuits Marianela and Fernando Aran In Memory of Kathleen Fontaine Muckian In Honor of J. Christopher Collins Keenan Margaret and George Florentine Matt and Catherine Brunell Rosemary Cronin In Memory of John G. McSherry, S.J. Nina Huber Christopher O’Keeffe Cutler Capital Management In Honor of Tom and Jennifer O’Brien Margot and James Mustich In Memory of John S. Thompson Catherine and William Kropa In Memory of James L. Foster Katherine Schmieg Aleli and Oscar Suarez In Memory of Daniel Medina Peter and Sharon Viles Kevin McMahon In Honor of Thomas Kelly Gayle and Charles Weiss Lisa Hotte Young College of the Holy Cross - Office Justin Saslaw Aetna Foundation In Honor of Mike Pucci In Memory of James Freije In Memory of Andrea Tsikas- of Employee Relations Hampton Unum In Honor of Kevin and Meredith Bank of America Matching Gifts Gayle and Charles Weiss College of the Holy Cross - Office Skyler Walley Kent In Honor of Chris Ryan S.J. of Employee Relations 22 Kate Burke Gayle and Charles Weiss 23 Annual Report Annual Report

Elizabeth and Michael Fee Fuller Automotive Chris and Jessica Green John and Susan Haffty Harr Toyota Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Jeff Hervey Highland Street Foundation Hyatt Vineyard Creek P. David Jarry Jesuit Community of Holy Cross Joey’s Bar and Grill Patrick Jones PLATINUM LEVEL Julie and Michael Kaneb Bill and Nikki Keville The Granite Group Alice Laffey Jesuit Community of Holy Cross Meghan Maceiko 11TH ANNUAL SPRING AUCTION NIGHT Leaders For Today Mike Mahoney William and Jane Mosakowski Al Maykel Navin, Haffty & Associates Thomas McMurray Retina Center - Michael Michael’s Cigar Bar “IT’S OK TO BE...” Bradbury, MD Mike Nyman Photography Revelation Productions Music Worcester Skyscope Creative Nativity Fellows Struck Catering Niche Hospitality Group ON FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 2016, THE SCHOOL HELD ITS 11TH ANNUAL SPRING AUCTION NIGHT TO RAISE Brendan and Kerry Swords O’Connor’s Restraunt and Pub MONEY FOR NATIVITY WORCESTER, SPECIFICALLY THIS YEAR’S SUMMER OF SERVICE, AND TO HONOR A Our Lady of the Sacred Heart GOLD LEVEL Knights of Columbus FEW DESERVING MEMBERS OF THE NATIVITY WORCESTER COMMUNITY – THE KANEB FAMILY, THE GRANITE Sharfmans Jewelers Arthur Murray Worcester Dance Sheila Papetti College of the Holy Cross Small Business Service Bureau, Inc. Studio Paul Phillips GROUP, AND THE REV. JOHN SAVARD S.J. Commerce Bank Sullivan, Garrity & Donnelly Atlas Distributing Candace Race Consigli Construction Foundation Insurance Agencies Kristin and Joe Bafaro Jr. Susan Reidy Elizabeth and Michael Fee TD Bank Bancroft School Rep. James McGovern THE SPRING AUCTION NIGHT RAISES FUNDS FOR THE SCHOOL AND SUMMER PROGRAMS THAT ARE The Hanover Insurance Group UniBank Belisle Images Kim Stone and Patrick Jones Candace and Richard Race BRONZE LEVEL Bertucci’s Struck Catering SO IMPORTANT TO NATIVITY WORCESTER’S YOUNG STUDENTS’ SUCCESS. SIXTY-TWO BOYS AND Charles and Marjorie Wilson Kevin Blaney Emily, Kerry and Peter Sullivan Unum Coghlin Electrical Contractors, Inc. Brad Blank Sullivan 143 GRADUATES FROM THE TOUGHEST NEIGHBORHOODS IN WORCESTER ARE NOW REALISTICALLY Jennifer and Roger Breslin SILVER LEVEL The Gitkind-Powell Family Sullivan, Garrity and Donnelly ENVISIONING THE ATTAINMENT OF A COLLEGE DEGREE AND A FINANCIALLY STABLE FUTURE. ONE Guild of St. Agnes Early Education Anthony Cashman Insurance Central Rock Gym Assumption College The Hartnett Family George and Sheila Tetler HUNDRED PERCENT OF HIGH SCHOOL-AGED NATIVITY WORCESTER GRADUATES ARE ENROLLED IN HIGH Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Joel Chery The Boynton Restraurant & Spirits Benefit Development Group Clarke Corperation SCHOOL AND ON TRACK TO GRADUATE WITHIN FOUR YEARS. Bowditch & Dewey - George W. J.J. Bafaro, Inc. The Granite Griup MCPHS University College of the Holy Cross- The Hanover Insurance Group Tetler, III, Michael P. Angelini, Audio Visual Services Michael D. Brockelman, Mark Niche Hospitality The Jarboe Foundation Reliant Medical Group Chris and Cathy Collins The Prints and the Potter IN ADDITION TO THE THREE AWARD WINNERS, J. CHRISTOPHER COLLINS, CHAIRMAN W. Powers, Richard A. Sheils, Jr. Nancy Coughin Lee Joseph - Coldwell Banker Saint John’s High School Karen Turner Gottschang Sullivan Insurance Group Dave’s Fresh Pasta Patti and Paul Verderese OF THE NATIVITY WORCESTER BOARD OF TRUSTEES, PAID TRIBUTE TO OUTGOING Diocese of Worcester Jennifer Davis-Carey Fallon Health UMass Medical School W. David and Lee Norton Kelly PRESIDENT ALEX ZEQUEIRA AND RENAMED THE SUMMER SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP United Way of Central Dick’s Sporting Goods Howie Weiss Fletcher Tilton - Attorneys at Law Donelan Family Wines Roger McEniry Massachusetts Chick and Gayle Weiss AT NATIVITY THE “ZEQUEIRA SUMMER SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP”. ATTENDEES ALSO Webster Five Maureen Dubois Worcester Academy Mirick O’Connell Michael Dugan ENJOYED A SPEECH BY IAN GACHUNGA, NATIVITY WORCESTER BROOKS CLASS OF North Pointe Wealth Management Worcester Art Museum IN-KIND DONATIONS Eco Tarium Worcester Bravehaerts Northeast Province of the Society George and Mimi Eldridge 2016, AND A PERFORMANCE FROM “KNIGHT TIME”, THE SCHOOL’S STUDENT ROCK BAND. of Jesus Worcester Pro Hockey HC American Foundation for Suicide Emerald Meats Nutter, McClennen & Fish Stephanie Yuhl Prevention Fallon Health 24 Saint Vincent Hospital Jessika and Alex Zequeira 25 Andrews Family Family of Christina Gintoli David Campaign Campaign

WE ARE TRULY GRATEFUL TO THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS, “IT’S OK TO BE GOOD HERE”: ORGANIZATIONS, CORPORATIONS, AND CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO NATIVITY SCHOOL OF WORCESTER’S CAPITAL THE CAMPAIGN FOR NATIVITY CAMPAIGN DURING FISCAL YEAR 2016 (JULY 1, 2015 - JUNE 30, 2016). THIS LISTING SHOWS ONLY THOSE WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED DURING SCHOOL OF WORCESTER THIS TIME PERIOD. WE ARE SINCERELY GRATEFUL FOR ALL OF THE WILL ENSURE THAT FUTURE GENERATIONS OF BOYS FROM LOW-INCOME HOMES IN WORCESTER WILL BENEFIT FROM SUPPORT WE HAVE RECEIVED FROM ALL DONORS TO GET TO THIS POINT THIS MISSION. AT THE VERY HEART OF THIS THREE-YEAR COMPREHENSIVE FUNDRAISING EFFORT ($7.5 MILLION TO IN OUR FIRST-EVER CAMPAIGN AND WILL BE PUBLISHING A COMPLETE CAPITAL PROGRAMMING; $3 MILLION TO ANNUAL OPERATING EXPENSES) IS THE COMPELLING NEED TO STRENGTHEN LISTING OF CAMPAIGN DONORS AT THE CLOSE OF THE CAMPAIGN. PROGRAMMING, IMPROVE FACILITIES, AND SOLIDIFY THE FINANCES OF THIS IMMENSELY SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL. THANK YOU! THE COMPREHENSIVE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN SEEKS TO REALIZE THREE GOALS:

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Min and Lynn Ahn Kristin Hervey Annette and Carlos Aspillaga Highland Street Foundation Jeanine and Michael Audette Elisha Hisoler Elizabeth and Michael Bailey Lee and Steven Joseph $3,500,000 $4,000,000 $3,000,000 Vicky and Ralph Barba Paul Jourcin Isabel and Frederick Bayon Thomas Kelleher Retire the Debt and Renovate the Establish an Endowment Fund Current Operations: Ensure Laura Barnique-Beczak and Joel and Emily Kent School Facility at 67 Lincoln Street for the Nativity Men of the Future the Mission for the Three Years John Beczak Alice Laffey and the Teachers’ Residence at of the Campaign Barbara and George Bernardin Sean Logan 6 Claremont Square Alina and Alejandro Brito Kathleen and Edward Ludwig Maria Brito Philip Lusardi Kate Burke Michael Farrell and Karen and Michael Carbone Mary Jo Marion THE CAMPAIGN FOR NATIVITY SCHOOL OF WORCESTER SUPPORTS ALL OF THESE INITIATIVES. Seena and Brendon Carrington Ivy Sun and Thomas Martin Francesco and Filomena Cesareo Pamela A. Massad Kenneth St. Onge AS WE ENTER OUR FINAL YEAR OF THE CAMPAIGN, WE WANT YOU TO JOIN US TO ACHIEVE THESE GOALS. Peter and Laura Chan Michael Tsandilas and Suzanne Stadtler Joel Chery Elizabeth Mello James Stuart Jim and Cheryl Comer Mary Moran Diana Sullivan Rosemary Cronin Jane and William Mosakowski Mary and Jerry Sullivan Mary DeFeudis Nicholas Napolitano Katy and Peter Sullivan $10.5M GOAL Maureen and David Doern Ann Brown and Dominic Victoria Swigert Michael Dugan Nompleggi Robert Muckian and Sara Swillo $8.9M RAISED JOIN US AS WE ENTER Jim and Kristyn Dyer Cynthia and Stephen O’Brien Muckian George and Mimi Eldridge Kerry and Peter O’Keefe, Jr. Nancy Taylor Michael and Elizabeth Fee Peter and Wallace Perkins Sheila and George Tetler THE FINAL YEAR OF Martha Flinter Erin and Owen Phipps The Society of Jesus of the Margaret and George Florentine Ruth H. and Warren A. Ellsworth Northeast Province OUR CAMPAIGN. Fred Harris Daniels Foundation Foundation The Honorable Harry Thomas, Jr. THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO HAVE HELPED US GET HERE Richard and Margaret Freije James Sarni Unum Cecily M. and William F. Glavin Nita Seng Unum - Matching Gifts AND CONTINUE TO WORK TOWARDS OUR GOAL. Lynda and William Glavin, Jr. Rosemary Shea James Walsh Derek Grillo Ann and Stephen Skinner Andrea and Thomas Ward John and Susan Haffty Park and Linda Smith Gayle and Charles Weiss Campaign Co-Chairs Charles “Chick” Weiss, Ph.D. and Michael Tsotsis Polly and William Haylon Catherine and Peter Smyth Jessie Nixon and Joseph Weiss Judy and Mark Heffernan Michael Spillane, Esq. Marjorie and Chuck Wilson 26 27 Who we are Who we are

NATIVITY SCHOOL OF Kyle Flanagan NATIVITY SCHOOL OF Crista Mahoney WORCESTER FACULTY Nativity Fellow WORCESTER TRUSTEE Michael Mahoney AND STAFF 2015-2016 Grace Gallagher ASSOCIATES 2015-2016 Susan Mailman JOIN US! YOU CAN HELP! Nativity Fellow Mary Jo Marion Alex Zequeira Ursula A. Arello Justin A. Maykel President Lisa L. Hua Edward Augustus Timothy J. McCormack Nativity Fellow J.P. McCormick Sean Dillon Kristin Bafaro Tom Moschos Principal Jacob A. Kelley ’06 Joseph J. Bafaro Jr. Nativity Fellow Paul Belsito Thomas V. Murray, Jr., Esq. Patrick T. Maloney Robert D. Blute III Michael Myers Patrick Kerrigan $50,000 Vice President for Advancement Michael J. Bradbury, M.D. Dominic Nompleggi Nativity Fellow Cindy Schofield Gregory R. Bradford Kerry O’Keefe WILL PAY FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE Director of Operations Amanda Souza Roger Breslin Christopher Philbin SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN TO GRADUATES Nativity Fellow Danuta Bukatko Jason J. Port Rev. Thomas D. McMurray, S.J. Rev. Ann Burgdorf Heather Raftery Chaplain and Director of Admissions Gail Carberry Rev. Catherine H. Reed and Jesuit Mission & Identity NATIVITY SCHOOL OF WORCESTER BOARD OF Gary Carskaddan David E. Roach $25,000 Herbert Woodard, III TRUSTEES 2015-2016 Anthony Cashman Christopher Robert Director of Graduate Support Trey Cassidy Kimberly Salmon WILL COVER THE EXPENSES RELATED TO OUR SUMMER Meredith Kent Chair Patsy Cecil Joe Salois OF SERVICE Director of High School Placement/ J. Christopher Collins Francesco C. Cesareo Jacob Sanders Graduate Support Brian M. Chandley Jack Schneider Vice Chair Ron Cino Kevin Spinale, S.J. Kristin Hervey William Condron P. Kevin Condron Bret Stockdale, S.J. $10,000 Assistant Director of Advancement/ Secretary Michael Covino Matthew R. Sturgis Corporate and Community Outreach Margaret Florentine Michelle Dillon Katy Sullivan WILL PROVIDE A FULL-TUITION SCHOLARSHIP Daniel F. DiTullio Jeff Thielman Ray Hurley Treasurer FOR ONE STUDENT FOR OUR ACADEMIC YEAR Mark L. Donahue Diana Tsotsis School Psychologist George Eldridge Michael Dugan Patti Verderese Shannon Savage John Duggan Matthew Wally Reading Specialist & Individualized TRUSTEES James A. Dyer Michael Welch Student Plan Coordinator $5,000 Dr. Ericka Fisher Chuck Wilson Kaytlyn Kelley David Brunelle Jack Foley Stephanie E. Yuhl WILL COVER BUS TRANSPORTATION FOR STUDENTS 5th Grade Lead Teacher & Family Joel Chery Dr. David Fredette Kelsa Zereski, CFRE Engagement Coordinator Elizabeth Clancy Fee Margaret Freije AND CHAPERONES FOR SCHOOL FIELD TRIPS Rev. James Hayes, S.J. Yachira Torres Andrew Gallagher EQUIPMENT William Haylon 6th Grade Lead Teacher & Tim Garvin WISH Julie A. Kaneb Flash drives Community Service Coordinator Patricia Gibbons Haylon Kindle books Alice L. Laffey Brittany Grenon $1,000 LIST Alex J. Bazarian Veronica Listerud Bob Grenon WILL PAY FOR UPGRADING STUDENT TEXTBOOKS Belts 7th Grade Lead Teacher & School Pamela A. Massad Eric Harthun SUPPLIES Dress shoes Counselor Sean McGrath Mark Heffernan Theater costumes Indoor-use basketballs Benjamin Gitkind Jane R. Mosakowski Paul M. Jourcin Stephen O’Brien White and colored card stock paper 8th Grade Lead Teacher & Mike Kaneb $500 Construction paper SPONSORSHIPS Afterschool/Athletics Coordinator Vincent F. O’Rourke, Jr. Mary S. Keefe WILL FUND REPLACEMENT FURNITURE AT THE Candace Race Sara Kelleher Art supplies – colored markers, etc. High School Scholarship Assistance Kieran Halloran, nS.J. Bishop Emeritus Daniel P. Reilly Richard Kennedy TEACHERS’ RESIDENCE Stamps Summer of Service Scholarship Jesuit Novice Rev. John Savard, S.J. Bill Keville Snacks Spring Auction Night Sponsorship Juainer Beato-Lopez ’06 Michael J. Spillane, Esq. Anthony J. Kuzniewski, S.J. Nativity Fellow George Tetler, III Tim Lahey Michael Tsotsis Joao Vickttor De Carvalho ’07 William P. Loftus, III, Esq. Charles S. “Chick” Weiss, Ph. D. Nativity Fellow Miguel Lopez

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2015-2016 William Haylon Alisia Cosenza Natalia Kurpiel William Salter Frankie Tejidor Patrick T. Maloney Rosemary Cronin Alice Laffey Maria Salvatore Margaret Thompson COMMITTEES Alex Zequeira Paul Croteau Coralien Langreney John Sansone Sean Thompson Erin Cunningham Naomi LeBlanc Christian R. Santinillo Kate Tormey FACILITIES COMMITTEE Natalie Czelusniak Ryan Lee Chris Sarni Ashley Tourgee PROGRAM COMMITTEE Stephen D’Agostino Grace Levesque Greg Schmitt Viet Tran William Condron, Chair Maria (Tesa) Danusantoso Miguel Lopez Connor Schofield Caitlin Trethewey Margaret Florentine, Chair Cindy Schofield Caroline Davidson Meghan Maceiko Eric Schofield Haley Tschrich Sean Dillon Alex Zequeira Elizabeth Clancy Fee Michael DeSantis Katherine Macmullin Jake Schofield Claire Turner Rev. James Hayes, S.J. INVESTMENT COMMITTEE Henry Dodge Pam Massad Emmanuel Segrain, Hurtado ‘11 Margo Valdes Meredith Kent Dan Donahue Monica McClane Brian Senier Patti Verderese Alice L. Laffey George Eldridge, Co-Chair Shannon Donnellan John McCormac Layan Sherif Matt Vogus Veronica Listerud Stephen O’Brien, Co-Chair Tony Dragga Michelle McGlaughlin Frances Skakel Vanessa Vu Rev. Thomas D. McMurray, S.J. David Brunelle Shane Driscoll Connor McGuirk Hannah Smith Trafficia Warburton Vincent F. O’Rourke, Jr. Joel Chery Michael Dugan Sara McLean Kathleen Songco Dee Wells Heather Raftery Eric Harthun John Duggan Joe Melanson Traci Sponenberg Kelsey Whelan Herbert Woodard, III Samuel Kenary Matt Eldridge Jordy Melendez ‘08 Dana Spooner Nicolle Wiebracht Alex Zequeira Patrick T. Maloney Heather Ewell Paula Mello Jessica Steitzel Bess Wilhelms Cindy Schofield Gordon Farley Kathryn Middlebrook Sara Sterling Helene Winn FINANCE COMMITTEE Alex Zequeira Elizabeth Fee Meredith Millet Connie Stewart Stephanie Yuhl Meredith Fidrocki Tom Moll Karen Stoyanoff Shayan (Shay-Z) Zaheer George Eldridge, Chair NOMINATING COMMITTEE Julie A. Kaneb Bradley Alcantar Patty Flanagan Emily Morang Emily Sullivan Connor Zanini Cindy Schofield Meghan Maceiko Laura Alejandro Michael Foley Jane Mosakowski John Sutter Nicole Zea Alex Zequeira J. Christopher Collins, Chair Patrick T. Maloney Adrian Alonzo Jim Foyle Andrea Munar Anne Sweeney Jessika Zequeira David Brunelle Michael Myers Keelin Arsenealt Ganaris Francisco Joseph Murphy Jenn Symula Zakary Zequeira DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Joel Chery Cindy Schofield Brad Austin Jim Gallagher Emily Myers Lexi Tamburello William Condron Yachira Torres Kiara Barbieri Andrew Gallagher Michael Myers William Haylon, Chair William Haylon Stephanie E. Yuhl Kristin Barfaro Tom Galvin Grace Neilson David Brunelle Patrick T. Maloney Alex Zequeira Sarah Barr Aram Garewal Michael Nicholson Joel Chery Michael Tsotsis Jessika Zequeira Jeenn Barreiro Kayla Gibney Tim Noone J. Christopher Collins Charles S. “Chick” Weiss, Ph.D. Justin Bassett Matt Giuffrida Kayla Nouriel William Condron Alex Zequeira JESUIT MISSION AND Isabel Bayon Makana Glonet Lindsay O’Callaghan George Eldridge IDENTITY COMMITTEE Kaitlin Beauchamp Gabrielle Grant Samuel Odjidja, Hurtado ‘14 Kristin Hervey GIRLS’ DIVISION COMMITTEE Paul Belsito Tim Grbavac Joyce Ogbesoyen Julie A. Kaneb Laura Alejandro P’09 and P’18 Alex Benoit Patrick Halloran Jocelyn O’Kane Patrick T. Maloney William Condron, Chair Rev. Thomas D. McMurray, S.J., Daniel Biggins Meghan Hanion Abigail Oliver Sean McGrath J. Christopher Collins Chair Hannah Brennan Lea Hench Derek Olson Jane R. Mosakowski George Eldridge Thomas Cecil Lisa Ann Brennan Kim Hickey Vin O’Rouke Stephen O’Brien Elizabeth Clancy Fee J. Christopher Collins Michael Brockleman Maria Hopper Jenny Pacillo Candace Race Margaret Florentine James Foyle Patrick Buckley Bruce Hopper Jeff Panarelli Bishop Emeritus Daniel P. Reilly William Haylon Lisa L. Hua Karla Burns Michelle Huynh Bea Patino Rev. John Savard, S.J. Julie A. Kaneb Michelle Huynh P’15 and P‘17 Adrian Cacho Dervin Hylton, Mayer ‘13 Clare Philbin George Tetler, III Alice L. Laffey Rommy Medrano P’16 Conor Carey Kyle Kadamian Natalie Phillips Diana Tsotsis Pamela A. Massad Ariel Rodriguez, Brooks Class Gary Carskaddan Kevin Kane Sara Port Michael Tsotsis Candace Race of 2016 Tony Cashman Julie Kaneb Jason Port Charles “Chick” Weiss, Ph.D. George Tetler, III Theo Kyenkyenhene, Ikunza Class Trey Cassidy Kylie Kardos Ashley Portorreal Alex Zequeira of 2017 Bonnie Cassidy Sara Kelleher Dana Quartey SPRING AUCTION Yachira Torres Patsy Cecil Michael Kelley Brittany Anne Reeves CAPITAL CAMPAIGN NIGHT COMMITTEE Charles S. “Chick” Weiss, Ph.D. SUB-COMMITTEE Matt Charette Sam Kenary Daniel Reid Laura Alejandro P’09 and P’18 Lauren Clair Emily Kent Stephon Richardson 2015-2016 VOLUNTEERS Grace Clark Michael Tsotsis, Co-Chair Patsy Cecil Joel Kent David Roach Emily Clark Charles “Chick” Weiss, Ph.D., Michael W. Dugan Sam Abagoye Kate Kerrigan Tighe Robinson Chris Collins Co-Chair Elizabeth Clancy Fee Stephen Albano Bill Keville Lismarie Rodrigues Clare Connolly J. 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MISSION STATEMENT

Nativity School of Worcester is an accredited, independent, Jesuit middle school that provides a quality, all-scholarship education to underserved boys of all faiths. Drawing upon four pillars - strength, scholarship, character, and service - a Nativity education inspires self-discovery, responsibility, spiritual growth, and a lifelong dedication to learning.

Accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) Member of the Jesuit Schools Network ( JSN) Member of the NativityMiguel Coalition of Schools

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