Dedicated to the Memory of Dr. Kirk P. Gaddy ’83

Saint Frances Academy 2019 - 2020 Annual Report of Gifts Dedicated to the Memory of Dr. Kirk P. Gaddy ’83 Saint Frances Academy 2019 - 2020 Annual Report of Gifts

SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION PRESIDENT: Deacon Curtis Turner, Ed.D

VICE PRESIDENT FOR MISSION ADVANCEMENT: Melissa A. D’Adamo

CHIEF OF STAFF and DIRECTOR OF ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT: R. A. Mills

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Nicholas Myles

SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. John Phelps (Board Chair) Mr. Kayode Aje Sr. Annette Beecham, OSP Ms. Kara Bowman Msgr. Richard Bozzelli, J.D. Sr. Brenda Cherry, OSP Mr. Vince Connelly Mrs. Wendy Griswold Mr. Divesh Gupta, J.D. Mr. Chris Keehner Ms. Kim Miller Mrs. Amy Poggi Mr. Jon Price Sr. Rita Michelle Proctor, OSP (Superior General) Ms. Jasmine Robinson Deacon Paul Shelton, J.D. Deacon Curtis Turner, Ed.D. (Head of School) Mr. John Walsh Mr. Barry Williams

Dedicated to the Memory of Dr. Kirk P. Gaddy ’83

The Obituary of Kirk Peter Gaddy, Ed.D. Dr. Kirk Peter Gaddy was born Sunday, May 23, 1965, to the late John and Beatrice Gaddy in , . Bea’s baby boy, as he often called himself, was the fifth child in the Gaddy family. He departed this life suddenly on Saturday, June 20, 2020. As a child, Kirk had a heart of gold. He always wanted to help those in need, even stray animals. At one point in his childhood, Kirk snuck food from the kitchen to feed to stray dogs in the neighborhood. Kirk enjoyed staying in the house with his mother, Beatrice. He was a true “mama’s boy”. Kirk was quiet and slightly shy in his youth. He began to find his voice in high school. Once he found it, everyone heard it. Kirk’s parents worked diligently to provide all their children with a Catholic Education. He was a product of an Oblate Sisters of Providence education and he began elementary school at Saint James and John and Saint Wenceslaus. As a teenager, Kirk wanted to serve the Lord and made a mark in ministry at the Archdiocese of Baltimore Summer Corps. He attended Saint Frances Academy High School, and was a member of the student council, Spanish club, and served as a class officer, and Student Council President his senior year. He also played baseball, volleyball, and lacrosse. Additionally, he began his life mission as a servant leader while he worked after school in the Saint Frances Outreach Program helping children in Johnston-Square neighborhood. He graduated from Saint Frances Academy in 1983. Since birth, Kirk took pride in being one of God’s trusted servants. Following in the steps of Christ, Kirk was dedicated to living a life according to Matthew 25: 31-46. Throughout his life, he enhanced this service to God and God’s people. Fulfilling the meaning of his name, Kirk, was the “church.” He loved people, provided all he could, and worked diligently to teach others about Christ. Throughout his life, Kirk’s Catholic identity was prominent in everything he did. Kirk was a man for others. He attended Loyola College (now Loyola University Maryland), where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology with a minor in History. Kirk was named Who’s Who in Colleges and Universities while at Loyola. During his undergraduate career, Kirk worked in the dietary department at Mercy Hospital. He enjoyed working alongside his father, John, and his brothers. He graduated in 1987 and immediately began his graduate degree. While pursuing his graduate degree, Kirk worked at Saint Frances Academy as a teacher and Dean of Students. He would receive his Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction in 1989. Kirk met Crystalyn (Chris) and Courtney in 1988 at Saint Francis Xavier Church. Chris recalls seeing a handsome young man in church running his mouth. She was instantly attracted to him. Kirk was certain he met his soulmate, and proposed to both Chris and her daughter, Courtney, in 1989, sealing and reaffirming the love he had for them both. When Kirk proposed to Chris, he told his father-in-law, Sonny, he would take care of his family. Kirk lived those words in everything he did for his family. Chris’ parents loved and respected Kirk as their own. He was not their son-in-law; he was their son. They married on June 30, 1990, and added Kirby and Kirk Eugene-Kyle Gaddy to the union. Kirk and Chris raised their children to be God-fearing, self-reliant, community advocates. Following in Kirk’s parents’ footsteps, Kirk and Chris provided Courtney, Kirby, and Kirk with a Catholic school education. He pushed them each to be the very best they could be and never let them settle or become sub- par. Kirk often quizzed the children about random facts on morning drives to school after prayers were complete. Because of the sacrifices of their parents, Courtney, Kirby, and Kirk have gone on to earn seven advanced degrees among the three of them. Kirk’s family meant the world to him. He was an extraordinary husband to Crystalyn (Chris), and they enjoyed a life full of love, laughter, and an unbreakable bond. No matter what life brought their way, their love was unconditional. Kirk and Chris traveled often and enjoyed providing their children with the opportunity to travel as well. They went on many cruises across the Caribbean and Europe. They were set to go to Las Vegas this summer. Kirk and Chris shared lots of laughs, stories that will last a lifetime, and memories that will never be erased. As they planned their future, Kirk told Chris he would retire and become a “house husband” and happily send her to work each day. In retirement, they both planned to be able to spend more time with their children and grandchildren. Kirk’s children were his greatest joy. He was a provider, disciplinarian, entertainer, and gave everything he had to ensure his children’s wildest dreams became a reality. Kirk had a special relationship with each of his children. In their way, they, too are Kirk and will continue his legacy. Courtney, who he called “big girl,” epitomizes Kirk’s serious and structured side. Like her father, she is extremely accomplished academically and is a giver. She often asks the family to donate to various campaigns to help those in need. On track to become the second Gaddy with her doctoral degree, Courtney embodies Kirk’s drive for success. Kirby, the self-proclaimed spoiled one, is a mixture of Kirk’s serious and silly sides. She was never shy about asking her father to buy something she wanted. Saint Frances Academy 2019 - 2020 Annual Report of Gifts

Kirk often told Kirby she would owe him money for the rest of her life. With the demeanor of her father, she is the no-nonsense child who takes control of everything. Like Kirk, Kirby is witty, and one never knows what will come out of her mouth. Little Kirk was the apple of his father’s eye. Mirroring his father’s heart for the community and jovial personality, Little Kirk exhibits some of the best qualities of his dad. He followed in his father’s footsteps and became an educator. Little Kirk had the ultimate privilege of working alongside his father this last year at Saint Frances Academy. Father and son, best friends and fraternity brothers, this duo was unstoppable. The Kirks shared a bond like Kobe and Shaq, Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen, Michael and Tito Jackson, Jesus, and Peter. Their relationship was amazing and will forever be. Kirk reached a new level of pure joy when grandson, Lincoln Dominic Gaddy, was born. PopPop, as he was affectionally called by Lincoln, adored his grandson. Lincoln would alter the family dynamic for the better. A softer side of Kirk appeared as he loved spoiling his grandson every opportunity he would get. Lincoln loved being on the phone with his grandfather and often noted how silly Pop-Pop was. Now six, Lincoln aspires to be a doctor to save others as the doctors worked to save his Pop-Pop. Kirk was the lifeline of his family. Anyone could call him any time and he was there. He brought life, love, and a million laughs into any room he entered. Kirk loved being silly and joking with his siblings, aunts, and cousins. Sundays after church, Kirk visited his Aunt Alice and Aunt Bunny, ate great food, and caused a ruckus in both houses. All in light-hearted fun, everyone simply adored Kirk and waited to hear what he would say next. Kirk’s love for his family was inspiring. He was never too busy to spend time with his family. He countlessly showed up and supported everyone as much as he could. Kirk began his career in education administration in 1990 when he became the assistant principal of Saint Katherine’s School. Catholic identity, curriculum, and discipline were his core values as an administrator. He often told his fellow school administrators, “You enter to learn, and you leave to serve.” Kirk lived these very words in all aspects of his life. He served as assistant principal at Saint Katherine’s until 1994. He became the principal of Saint Alphonsus-Basilica School in 1994. Kirk had the privilege of teaching and leading his family members, church family, and extended family during his time at Saint Katherine’s and Saint Alphonsus-Basilica schools. He remained close with many of his students and was always available to write letters of recommendation, donate to fundraisers, and do what he could to support them. He lived the life of a servant leader. In the spring of 1996, he was initiated into the Delta Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Kirk loved his Alpha brothers and was committed to ensuring he fulfilled the principles of his fraternity. Over the last twenty-four years, Kirk served Delta Lambda Chapter as Financial Secretary, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer, chair of the Black and Gold Ball, chair of the Beautillion, chair of the annual Fall Concert, and most recently Vice President. In the spring of 1996, he was initiated into the Delta Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Kirk loved his Alpha brothers and was committed to ensuring he fulfilled the principles of his fraternity. Over the last twenty-four years, Kirk served Delta Lambda Chapter as Financial Secretary, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer, chair of the Black and Gold Ball, chair of the Beautillion, chair of the annual Fall Concert, and most recently Vice President. In 1998, Kirk became the principal of Saint Katherine’s School and remained there until 2008. While serving as principal, Kirk set his eyes on a new goal and received his Doctorate in Education Leadership from NOVA Southeastern University in North Miami. Kirk was the first in his family to reach this educational milestone and encouraged all to pursue higher education.

In 2008, Kirk co-founded Bluford Drew Jemison STEM Academy (BDJ) with Edwin Johnson, Kevin Parson, and Carl Stokes. His desire to educate young, Black men was evident with his work at BDJ as he served as CEO and headmaster. If opening a new school was not enough to manage, Kirk also began teaching at Xavier University in Louisiana’s Institute for Black Catholic Studies the same year. Kirk loved teaching at the Institute each summer. He worked year-round researching and developing the curriculum for his classes. In 2014, Kirk became the Institute’s associate director. He was set to begin classes on Monday, June 22, 2020.

In 2012, Kirk went back into the classroom and taught at Saint Francis International School in Dedicated to the Memory of Dr. Kirk P. Gaddy ’83

Silver Spring. As team lead of middle school, he was able to mentor many teachers and make his mark on the next generation of educators. Kirk made a lasting impact on the students and families during his time teaching Religion and Social Studies.

In 2019, he returned to his roots at Saint Frances Academy as assistant principal. Kirk had an intense dedication to Mother Lange and the Oblate Sisters of Providence. Often described as a “son of the Oblate Sisters of Providence”, he was devoted to the sisters and legacy of Mother Mary Lange. For over ten years, Kirk also served the Mother Lange Guild in the roles of Treasurer, Vice President, and President. Kirk had the spirit of Mother Mary Lange in his core. He worked tirelessly to ensure Mother Lange was recognized for the contributions she made to black, Catholic education. Kirk was named principal of Saint Frances Academy at the end of the 2019-2020 school year. Kirk was the Founding Member of “The Keep On Teaching” Ministry, contributing writings and research that focused on providing catechetical resources, prayer services, and teaching techniques from an Afrocentric perspective. His writings and research were featured in Evangelization, and Catechetical Forums both nationally and locally such as, “Operation Faith Lift”, “Walk In The Light Summer Faith Institute”, and recently in the formation of a Resource for Faculty and Students discussing racism titled “Blessed Are The Clean of Heart”. He was a contributor to the book “What We Have Seen and Heard: Essays and Stories from Black Catholics of Baltimore”; The African American Youth Bible; and the Afrocentric Column that ran in the Catholic Review when it was a weekly publication. Additionally, Kirk contributed to resources published by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops through the Secretariat of African American Catholics discussing HIV/AIDS, which was developed for faculty, students, and parents, as well as composing prayer services that explored social justice themes. Through The National Black Catholic Congress, Kirk gave counsel and guidance on themes such as “The Black Family and Catholic Education”. Kirk also played an integral role in the formation of a community effort of outreach sponsored by the Office of African American Catholics called “The Black Farmers Market” supporting both Black Farmers from the south and a healthy lifestyle of Baltimoreans.

Kirk’s strong Catholic faith was limitless. In addition to serving the Oblate Sisters of Providence, Kirk also devoted himself to his home church, Historic Saint Francis Xavier Catholic Church. There was not an event, fundraiser, or program Kirk did not support at Saint Francis. He was on the parish council, served as chairman of the board for the Head Start program, was an RCIA instructor, member of The New Horizons of Men and Women, member of The Knights of Saint Peter Claver, and sold newspapers each Sunday. His church family was his family, and everyone referred to him as “Uncle Kirk”. He was a father, brother, uncle, and cousin to all.

Kirk’s commitment to young people was paramount to his life work. Over the last year, he worked at The Club at Collington Square, serving the same community he served at the beginning of his career. He served on the ad- visory boards of Cardinal Shehan School, Saint James and Saint John School, High School, and The Club at Collington Square.

Kirk lived a full life, leaving an indelible print on the people throughout the world. While we believe his time was cut short, we shall remain anchored in the belief God knows best. No longer limited by the body, Kirk’s legacy will continue to be an illuminated path we can follow. Kirk dedicated his life to helping others, yet reminded us, “God cannot be outdone in generosity.” He implored all whom he connected with to live a selfless life, one that modeled Christ.

Kirk was preceded in death by his parents John and Beatrice Gaddy and brother Keith Gaddy. Those living to cherish his memory in- clude his beloved wife, Crystalyn; devoted children, Courtney, Kirby and Kirk; adored grandson, Lincoln; daughter-in-law, Alaya Gaddy; future son-in-law, Travis Mills; siblings Kevin Gaddy, Fr. Kenneth Gaddy, CSsR, Kerwin Gaddy, Kimberly Gaddy-McNeill; devoted aunt, Bertha “Bunny” Johnson; mother- in-law, Sonja Owens; father-in-law, Eugene Sonny Owens; sisters-in-law Helen Gaddy, Karen Gaddy, Vanessa Owens, and Pamela Massey; brother- in-law Kenneth McNeill; nieces, nephews, godchildren; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity brothers; and a host of other relatives and friends. Saint Frances Academy 2019 - 2020 Annual Report of Gifts

Annual Giving Honor Roll 2020 Our vision for 2020 did not include the passing of our beloved principal, Dr. Kirk Gaddy or a pandemic, but we are strong and we are surviving. With Dr. Gaddy watching over us our successes will continue. Your support has greatly helped and we are very thankful!

Mother Mary Lange Society ($50,000+) The Pillars Society ($5,000-$9,999)

The George and Ruth Babylon Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Charles Allison France-Merrick Foundation Archdiocese of Baltimore Mr. & Mrs. Ben Griswold Mr. David Broser Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Keehner Ms. Sally Digges and Mr. Jim Arnold The Marion I. & Henry J. Knott Foundation Good Ground Consulting LLC, Mr. Greg Conderacci Dr. Kipp Lassetter Hunt Street Fund Delinda A. Mix Revocable Trust Mr. Thomas Kelso & Mrs. Dorothy Bishop National High School Sports Series, Inc., Ms. Adele P. Meyer Mr. Tom George Our Lady of the Angels Catholic Community, Mr. & Mrs. John Phelps Rev. Leo Larrivee, P.S.S. Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Poggi Personal Electric, LLC, Mr. Christopher Braswell The Story Lab, Mr. Mike Ferry Mr. Vernon A. Reid, Jr. Under Armour Mr. Stephen Varanko Venice Touchdown Club, Inc. Total Received $1,656,784.37 Mr. Barry F. Williams Mr. Herman Williams, Jr. Father James Hector Joubert, SS Associates Mr. David Zinreich ($20,000-$49,999) Total Received $105,550.00

Very Rev. Daniel F. Moore, P.S.S Oblate Sisters of Providence, Sister Rita Michelle Proctor, OSP Paragon Marketing Group Rosemary L. Phelps Revocable Trust Rev. Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Shelton Claire & Richard Taylor Total Received $156,444.41

Oblate Sister Circle ($10,000-$19,999)

Anonymous THE ASSOCIATED: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore Ms. Mary Catherine Bunting Mr. Joseph Ehrmann, Jr. A Family Saved by Christ Ms. Eunice Motte Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Price Mr. Lou Mercorella Mr. Andrew Tomlinson Total Received $95,502.36 Dedicated to the Memory of Dr. Kirk P. Gaddy ’83

Providential Partnership ($2,500-$4,999) The 1828 Club ($1,000-$2,499)

Mr. Kayode Aje* Mr. & Mrs. George Bachrach Baltimore Community Foundation, Mr. & Mrs. Brian Boles Ms. Shanaysha M. Sauls Richard J. Bozzelli Charitable Fund Brown Capital Management LLC c/o Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP DTLR Ms. Denise J. Brennan Mr. & Mrs. Alan Hoff Mr. & Mrs. Robert Burch Mr. & Mrs. Francis X. Kelly, III Catholic Community Foundation Kramon & Graham Mr. John White & Ms. Roxane Chambers* Mrs. Kim Miller Mr. Harold David Jenkins & Ms. Hope L. Chase Nunez, LLC Ms. Beverly A. Cooper Erin & Henry Russell Mr. & Mrs. Jasper Crawford St. Joseph Catholic Church, Alexandria, VA Mr. & Mrs. John D’Adamo Rev. Steven Ositimehin Ms. Dionysia Dameron Story Place Productions, LLC Delta Installation Group, Mr. Adam H. Borcz Rev. Mr. B. Curtis Turner & Dr. Tara Turner Mr. & Mrs. Milton Dugger Mr. & Mrs. Craig Walrath Ms. Nancy Roberts & Mr. David M. Gillece Mrs. Funmi Williamson Mr. Benjamin H. Griswold Total Received $45,043.86 Mr. Derrick G. Hamlin Hartman Beyler Fund, Ms. Judy Hartman & Mr. Craig Beyler Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hohman

(l to r) Dr. Curtis Turner, Dr. Kirk Gaddy, Kirk Gaddy and R. A. Mills Saint Frances Academy 2019 - 2020 Annual Report of Gifts

(l to r) R. A. Mills, Mary Bubala (Fox 45 News), Dr. Curtis Turner, Dr. Kirk Gaddy and Melissa D’Adamo The Estate of Francis R. Kimmel, Ms. Gretchen Boylan Baltimore City Department of Social Services Lighting Services and Supplies, Inc. Baltimore Polytechnic Institute Foundation & Mr. & Mrs. Michael John Linehan Alumni Association Daniel Lynch Foundation, Inc., Ann & George Hunter Beta Wives Dr. Diane Batts Morrow The Lois And Irving Blum Foundation, Dr. Sandra Ortega & Mr. Julio Ortega Ms. Lois B. Feinblatt Mr. Kurt M. Overton The Boys’ Latin School of Maryland Mr. John W. Payne, In honor of the Football Coaches Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Carey and David Payne Ms. Tavonna Cherry PayPal Giving Fund, Mr. Nick Aldridge, CEO City Wide Bus Company, Mr. Biff W. Allender PNC Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Caserlo Doyle Dr. & Mrs. Willie J. Richardson, D.D.S. Edmondson-Westside High School SC&H Group, Ms. Kim Miller Dr. Karen D. Edwards Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Schaefer Mr. & Mrs. John Flaks Calvin B. Scruggs Funeral Home Ms. Virgie I. Foster St. Francis Xavier Church, Rev. James E. McLinden, SSJ Mrs. Crystalyn Gaddy and +Dr. Kirk P. Gaddy St. Pius V Roman Catholic Church, Mr. Shane T. Gallagher Fr. Ray Bomberger, SSJ Ms. Laura Gamble* Ms. Avis L. Stanley Mr. & Mrs. James F. Gilroy United Way of Central MD Ms. Georgia Goodridge, Total Received $50,708.76 In memory of Rita B. Schilling Mr. Thomas A. Haj Mr. Byron D. Hall Panthers Circle ($250-$999) Ms. Ellen Halle Harford Starz Basketball Academy ACT Aspire, LLC Mr. Earl Harvey Ms. Jane Powell Allain Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius D. Helfrich Allender Group Inc., Mr. Biff W. Allender Ms. Pamela F. Hill Ms. Bernadette Anderson Ms. Mary Ann Kmetyk, Archbishop Curley High School In memory of Margaret Kmetyk Badger Contracting Inc. Ms. Patricia A. Lavenstein Mr. & Mrs. Raymond D. Bahr Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Lazarson Dedicated to the Memory of Dr. Kirk P. Gaddy ’83

Rev. Msgr. Gerald L. Lewis Mr. Gregory J. Leyko Ms. Diane Lucas Ms. Blair MacInnes Ms. Jane C. McConnell Sen. Nathaniel J. McFadden Mrs. Cynthia McIntyre and +Mr. Daniel E. McIntyre Ms. Natalie McSherry Ms. Denise Mills Ms. Elizabeth A Morton Mr. & Mrs. Peter Moser Fr. Joseph L Muth, Jr. Ms. Christina Dellaventura Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Overton Mr. James E. Peyton & Ms. Pamela King* Ms. Catherine T. Phillips Mrs. Amy Poggi Ms. Jasmine Robinson Ms. Brenda Sabree Sarah’s House Mental Health Services, LLC Mr. & Mrs. William Shorter Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Shumaker Ms. Margaret Siewert Ms. Frances L. Sims Sisters Servants of the IHM, Sr. Stephen Anne Roderiguez Dr. Kirk Gaddy with his son, Kirk. Sisters, Servants of the IHM, Monroe, MI, Inc., Sr. Mary Jane Herb, In the name of IHM Communities Dr. Opal Easter-Smith Smithouse Construction, Mr. David Smith St. Ambrose Catholic Church, Rev. Paul Zaborowski OFM Cap St. Bernadette Church Strong City Baltimore, Inc. Mr. Kwame Webb Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Wiest Ms. Gloria B. Williams Mr. Gene A. Wojciechowski Total Received $30,306.69

Blue & White Club ($1-$249)

Ms. Edna Kane Aiden Ms. Alistine Aikins Mr. Peter Allain Ms. Bonnie C. Allan Ms. Cecelia G. Alston Amazon Smile Foundation Ms. Justine Farley Mrs. Vera M. Atkinson Mr. Howard Baetjer Jr. Sr. Trinita Baeza, OSP Ms. Karen Bailey Baltimore Metro Officials, Mr. Michael K. Malone Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Barnaba Avonda M. Barnes Patricia Setlow and Dr. Kirk Gaddy. Ms. Vivian Guye Beasley Saint Frances Academy 2019 - 2020 Annual Report of Gifts

Ms. Anna Mae Becker Ms. Brenda B. Coakley Miss Theresa Belleau Mr. Frank B. Coakley Mr. Michael J Bielefeld Ms. Catherine B. Coates Mr. George R. Black Mr. & Mrs. Andy Cole Mr. & Mrs. Milagros Bogle Ms. Virginia Coleman Mr. Marcellus Boles Mr. & Mrs. John Collins Mr. & Mrs. Doug Borg Rev. Msgr. William A. Collins Mr. Doug Brady Mr. Angel Colon Ms. Jean C. Brent Mr. Vince Connelly Dr. & Mrs. David Briggs Mr. & Mrs. Edward Conway Ms. Vashti R. Bristol Mr. & Mrs. Richard V. Cook Mr. & Mrs. Victor Broccolino Mr. & Mrs. James Cooper Brooks Apparel Mr. Blake Corum Mr. Joseph M. Brooks Mrs. Lillian E. Cowles Dr. Camille Brown Mr. Theodore Crawford Ms. Eloise F. Brown Ms. Laurie High Mr. & Mrs. George G. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cronyn Ms. Reba Bullock Mr. & Mrs. William C. Dale Ms. Kathleen Bumpass Mr. Jermaine H. Dawson Mr. Michael Burns Ms. Martha I. Dodson Ms. Lorraine N. Caldwell Ms. Carolyn T. Donahue Ms. Natalie Jones Caldwell Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Donovan Doris E. Campbell & Rosalynn M. Campbell Ms. Miriam A. Dorsey, In memory of Sr. Theophane Mr. James P. Casey and Ms. Evelyn Omega Cannon Mrs. Dolores B. Edell Ms. Maura K. Cannon Mr. Mark Eisenberg Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Capitumino Ms. Sherrie Kober Harden Evans Mr. & Mrs. John Carpenter, Mr. F. Paul Galeone In honor of Frances Carpenter Mr. David Feldstein, Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin P. Casto In memory of Jacquelyn Billie Norman Feldstein Ms. Teresa Maria Cattaneo Sister Constance Fenwick, OSP Rev. Edward J. Chiffriller, SSJ Sr. Catherine Feuerstein, OSF Dedicated to the Memory of Dr. Kirk P. Gaddy ’83

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene B. Fink Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Lynch, In memory of Jamie Long Ms. Mary K. Flammer Mr. Daniel Macedo & Mrs. Mary Macedo Ms. Romerio S. Flemings Sr. Mary Charlotte Marshall, OSP Flynn & O’Hara Uniforms, Mr. Kevin E. Flynn Mr. David P. Marshall Rev. James E. Flynn Mr. & Mrs. Carl J. Martin The FOR Project, LLC Dr. & Mrs. Andrew Martire Mr. & Mrs. David D. Foster, Jr. Ms. Elfreda Mathis Mr. & Mrs. Haswell M. Franklin, Jr. Ms. Florine L. Matthews Mr. & Mrs. Patrik Frisk Ms. Jessica Matthews Mr. & Mrs. Gino Gemignani Ms. Betty Mayzek Sister Lorraine George, OSP Ms. Jeanne McCauley SGM & Mrs. Charles E. Gibson Dr. Linda F. McDonnaugh Sr. Magdala Marie Gilbert, OSP Ms. Elva M. McGee Mr. Raymond M. Gilch & Ms. Suzanne M. Postava Mr. James H. McLean Ms. Gwen Glenn Ms. Dorothy M. Mello Mr. Harold Graul Mrs. Gloria Howard-Mello Ms. Anne B. Gray Mr. Steven Mercurio Ms. Melissa A. Green Mergenthaler Voc-Tech High School Mr. & Mrs. Paris W. Greene Mr. & Mrs. Donald Meyer Ms. Charlene Gross Rabbi P. Michael Meyerstein & Mrs Israela Meyerstein Mr. & Mrs. Douglas N. Groves Sr. Rita Michelle Proctor, OSP Mr. Divesh Gupta Ms. Gretta A. Middleton Mr. Deveonne Hamilton Mr. Harold Milledge Mr. & Mrs. James W. Hamlin Mrs. L isa & Mr. R. A. Mills Ms. Vinanita Harris Ms. Jeanette Williamson Mitchell Mr. Donyel Harrod Ms. Cecilia Moore Mr. Lee A. Harvin, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Moore, Jr. Ms. Marie C. Hauser Mr. & Mrs. David Payne Mr. & Mrs. James Hayes Mr. Nicholas Myles Ms. Barbara M. Hergenrother New All Saints Roman Catholic Church, Ms. Patricia G. Hirst Fr. Donald Sterling, Ms. Rita Montgomery Hollie In memory of Sr. Mary Juanita Ward, OSP Ms. Carol C. Holt Mr. Mark Carter Mr. & Mrs. Brian Holub Mr. & Mrs. Eugene M. Nuth, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Brian Holub, In memory of Rita B. Schilling Mr. John T. O’Hara Mr. & Mrs. Charles Holub Mr. & Mrs. Robert Oliver Mr. & Mrs. James G. Houstoun Dr. Rodney A. Orange Ms. Helen O. Hughes Ms. Dianna C. Owens Ms. Ann Murphy Hunt Ms. Linda Hambleton Panitz Ms. Linda Hutchins Mr. & Mrs. John C. Parmigiani Ms. Betty J. Jeffries Ms. Betty J. Peace Ms. Helena Jordan Johnson Mr. & Mrs. James Pearson Ms. Shirley White Johnson Dr. & Mrs. James M. Pepple Ms. Nakeia C. Jones Ms. Eileen K. Perkins Mr. & Mrs. John M. Jordan Mr. James Picone Ms. Alma Jordon Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Pierre Ms. Robin Kaplan Dr. & Mrs. Karl Stark Pister Mr. Francis A. Kasper Mr. & Mrs. Donald Point Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Crum Mr. Michael A. Ragland Mr. & Mrs. Hans Kuppers Mr. & Mrs. Regis Reft Mr. Lawrence Kushner & Mrs Karen Kushner Mr. Louis M. Rehak Ms. Anne R. Lansey Mr. & Mrs. Paul Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Howard Larson Fr. Michael J. Roach Ms. Mary Beth Lennon Ms. Sharon Goods Mrs. Mary W. Lovell Mr. John Robinson, II Mrs. Mary W. Lovell, In memory of Rita B. Schilling Ms. Kathryn Robinson Ms. Martina N. Lutcher Mr. Daniel J. Rodricks & Ms. Lillian M. Donnard Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Lynch Ms. Tristin Roles Saint Frances Academy 2019 - 2020 Annual Report of Gifts

Mr. & Mrs. Howard W. Roush Mr. & Mrs. James B. Sandridge, In honor of Ben Lassetter’s Graduation Mr. Ernest Saulsbury & Ms. Deborah Betts Mr. & Mrs. Michael Setlow Mr. James L. Shelton Mr. Jerome Shelton Ms. Genevieve F. Shepperson Dr. & Mrs. Peter J. Smith, Ph.D., In memory of Fr. Jerome Moody, CSSR Mr. Donald E. Sprague St. Ambrose Friary, Inc., Rev. William Graham St. Edward Roman Catholic Church, Rev. Honest Munishi, Pastor St. Mark Roman Catholic Church, Fr. Jerry Francik Ms. Oleonta Stanfield Ms. Reva B. Stephens Ms. Kiasha J. Sullivan Sr. Madeline Swaboski, I.H.M. Mr. Herman Sykes, Jr. Ms. Carolyn Taggart Mr. & Mrs. Albert D. Taymans Mrs. Sylvia M Teal Mrs. Sylvia M Teal, In memory of Laverne Jones Ms. Diane TenHoopen Mr. Vernon Thornton Mr. Calvin Lee Tolbert Ms. Sarina Ergas and Mr. Allan Feldman Dedicated to the Memory of Dr. Kirk P. Gaddy ’83

Ms. Jennifer Colbert Traynham Dr. & Mrs. Halcott Mebane Turner Rev. Mr. B. Curtis Turner & Dr. Tara Turner Mr. Torobong Udoka Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Webb Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Whitney Ms. Karen Whittington Ms. Marie A. Wicks Mr. Earl Wiley Mr. Cory D. Williams Ms. Debony Williams Ms. Jacqueline E. Wilson Ms. Carol Word Sr. Dorothy Yancey, OSP Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Zeiler Total Received $18,947.61

Gift-in-Kind Donations

Sr. Trinita Baeza, OSP Ms. Pat Clements Mr. Vince Conelly Mr. & Mrs. John D’Adamo Ms. Chet Fisher Dr. & Mrs. Kirk Gaddy Sr. Magdala Marie Gilbert, OSP Dr. Mary M. Gillam, Col. (Ret.), USAF Mr. & Mrs. Brian Holub InferCabulary Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Lynch Mr. Francis X. Poggi Brother Francis Carr, FSC Ms. Phaedra Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stillman John and Kate Walshg Mr. & Mrs. Danaz Williams

“God cannot be outdone in generosity.”

- Dr. Kirk P. Gaddy Saint Frances Academy 2019 - 2020 Annual Report of Gifts Dedicated to the Memory of Dr. Kirk P. Gaddy ’83

2019 - 2020 Annual Report Advancement Summary

(l to r) Dr. Kirk Gaddy, Mrs. Melissa D’Adamo, Dr. Curtis Turner and Mr. R. A. Mills Thank you from everyone at Saint Frances Academy for your support!

Alumni Restricted...... $57,561.00 Building Maintenance...... $387,600.00 Community Center...... $1,350.27 Football Advanced Donation for Tuition Assistance and Scholarships...... $29,000.00 Football Program...... $436,186.10 Jewish Studies...... $1,000.00 Jewish Studies Endowment...... $7,000.00 Joan & Bert Hash Fund...... $18,450.00 Mother Lange Fund - Unrestricted...... $317,160.78 Other Restricted...... $48,290.68 Sr. Reginald Gerdes, OSP Endowment Account...... $4,601.00 Tuition Assistance...... $102,624.96 Tuition Receivables...... $725,243.27 William Wells Fund...... $23,220.00

Total...... $2,159,288.06

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